The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-20
SOUNDS LIKE BUSINESS.
THE HUM OF THE PLANNING
.ss.>@ MILL, WHICH
Started up Yesterday, Amid the
Sounds of Busy Life In Wadena.

Band Instruments Arrived Mon
$~.' day Afternoon. 81.
Local News Of General Interest, De-
voted to the Readers of the
T. FARMER.
The pay car passed up the line yesterday.
=. Mr.. Peaks breaches next Sundaytat the
school house.
Violins and sheet music at the Wadena
Drug Store. 37tt
1t is rumored that, Wadena is to have a
German Cornet Band. ..,..r,
Methodist Hymnbooks for sale at the Drug
Store after a few days. .-'..e@,
{" Fuller & Ostander have just received .
car load Of Fish Brothers. Wagons.
Fuller & Ostrander have the pure Early
Amber sugar cane seed torsale. ..,.3 l..
A refreshing rain Sunday night and Mon
day morning just made vegetation jump.
Strawberry plants at so cents per 100, also
few tons Of good hay. 7. II. JoRDAs. =
John Ostrander is building = large and
commodious barn on the lot near his res:
idence. ...
=. 100000 To loan at 10 per cent.
Apply to Il. Il. LUCE. Wadena.
Strangers faces appears every day on our
streets. Some of them no doubt will grow
familiar. ....,... .:., .
Hatch's German Cough Syrup for coughs,
and colds. For Group it is a sure cure: For
sale at the Wadena Drug Store. 37tf
The band returns their thanks to c. H.
Peake for the use of his flag at their late event
the dance.
! New Spring Goods at Burch & Co.'S 1t:s.
RE Red River Free Press las improved
wonderfully in appearance under the man.
:.gement of Mr.. CARED.
For nobby hat, go to Burch s. Co.'s
Early Sunday morning the Fargo Touring
mills were totally destroyed by fire, loss as,
600; partially insured.
Look all around until you are posted, then
call and examine our new stock and prices.
BURCH & co.
The frame Of C. II. Peake's new building
has been raised, and the work of completion
is being rapidly pushed forward.
Money to loan for three or five years, on
improved farms, at low rate of interest. En-
quire at the Bank Of Wadena. so
Our new black smith on Second street has
broken up the lots back Of his shop prepar-
atory to fencing and making garden.
We have cocca-nuts, fresh and nice.
,< BURCH & co.
S. S. Gardener and J. e. Hall passed
through town Tuesday night on their way
to St. Paul to the State convention.
The Northern Pacific railroad have been
remodeling and newly painting their accom-
modation cars and otherwise making them
look attractive.
An excited team belged in lawyer Luce's
front yard last Thursday afternoon, and in
doing so tore down portion of his fence and
two choice young trees.
c. Potter has put a store front into his
building ON Averill street, and it presents
quite ,nobby appearance. His family will
live in the second story. =: ~.
Enough food has been subscribed in this
town to supply the Shell River men, who
propose to start from Manterburg and open
road from there to this village. ~ H,>. >..:%.r&:
The earnings ofthe Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company for April were tl83,227,
against 4l15, ,656 for the'satne month Of 1879,
showing an increase Of >67, ,57l. >ss11 1.~$<@so,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. 8. Gardner, Mrs Hall and
Miss Bailey went to Fargo Monday, to attend
the editorial convention. Mrs. Hall and sis
ter are to remain in Fargo on visit. stsG
We have received communication en-
titled, "a Black Bear story," but, according
to our rules, We cannot publish It, as there
is no name attached. flour readers wish us to
publish such ART icles, they mnst attach their
name, county and State to then, then we
will ut least consider its publication. Please
this in mind, IS it sometimes, not on
Is disappoints our correspondents, but our
selves. %5s5 IA 5t..5B s. tif s@.is Val