The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-12-16

Cooper & Migge will pay 9 cents per
pound for beef hides. at the Wadena
Meat Market.
Nor1CE.-All persoHs indebted to
the undersigned are requested to call
and settle up Immediately, and save
trouble. We mean business.
J. HEBRON,
J. KEPHART.
James Ashburner keeps large and
we'll selected stock of hardware. Call
and see him.
The following is the program for
entertainment of the Holden Reform
Club next Tuesday evening. The
public is cordially invited.
Remarks by Rev. Mr.. Snyder.
Reading, by c. Potter.
Defamation. 10y Clifford Baumbach.
Music, by Mrs. Luce and c. a.
Couillard.
Stump Speech, by Harry Presson.
Reading, by Mrs. Baumbach.
Reading, by w. H. Webb.
Picture books, dolls, alphabet blocks
and IN endless variety OF Christmas
goods for children, at Wadena Drug
Store.
There was a large crowd at Peake's
Opera House last Tuesday, to witness
the entertainment by the Reform Club
and Dramatic Society. and to say it
was Il jolly crowd does not in the least
illustrate the feelings of those present.
Considerable genus was shown in the
little drama, especially by the ladies
Mrs. Odell and the Misses Katzkys,
and we hope this society will not be
dropped, for, with careful training
and study, they can present entertain
ments that would be greatly in excess
to some IF the troupes that visit our
town.
CARPETs.-If you are in need Of a
carpet, call ut the posto11ice and eX-
| anime those fine samples OF Mr..
Peake's. lie can suit you.
Wadena can now boast of one of the
neatest and most costly banks ON the
Northern Pacific, Fargo, only, ex-
cepteU and we are safe to say that we
will not be contradicted when the
Bank Of Wadens has been inspected.
Their new counters are made of na-
tive hard wood, of pannel and gothic
style, with Il beautifully polished COW
er, surmounted by Il neat and conven-
lent railing. Messrs. Northfoss &
Sons, of the Wadena Planning Mill,are
the manufacturer which is Il sutfi-
cient guarantee Of the superiority of
the workmanship. \ commodious
brick vault has been built in connec-
ton with the bank, and we under
stand it is soon to be lined with heavy
boiler iron.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms. ut low
rate OF interest. Enquire ut 3 mix OF
Wa<lena.
It seems that Major Holden is not
50 ':thick" with the Reform Club at
Brainerd, ii the following is true,
which we clip from the Detroit Rec
ord, and we have no reason to doubt
it:
Maj. NJ. T. Holden received the &C.
B. ut the hands OF the Bralncrtl Tenn
perance Club at its last meeting. It
appears that when the Ma or was ''ag-
itating'' the temperance cause ut Brai-
nerd, the ladies proposed to get up an
oyster supper for his benefit and when
their purpose WAS stated to him he
secuted the idea and informed them
that he WAS no ''hcgging institution"
The ladies then concluded to 90 on
with the supper for the benefit of the
temperance club, and the proceeds
amounted to $fl5O. Now the honor;,-
bic ''Majah' comes to the front and
wants the cash. The club says he
can t have it, however, and adopted /,
resolution to ignore him entirely,
changing the name from Holden Re-
form Club,' to ''Brainerd Reform
Club
II you want a fine cutter, just step
in Fuller e. Jones Office and examine
their catalogues. They can show you
something nice.
A. CARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. I'll.
TO the editors n. 2. FARMER: