The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-10
MIR. S. L. Gatchell, who once camped

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Wednesday morning on visit.
We are in receipt of postal card,
stating that there will be a temper
ance camp meeting in Albert Lee, Ju-
1y Sd 9TH and 5th, and it is announc-
ed that many prominent speakers are
to be present.
A disgracefal episode took place
on our streets last Thursday night.
We hope the boys will vest them
selves within robe of more becom-
ing dignity and not allow the like to
occur again.
The party which talked Of going
to the Yellowstone, formerly en-
braced quite large number of our
citizens, but have now 6windled down
to two. Too much prosperity spring.
ing up in Wadena.
We call the attention of our read>
ers to the new tad" of P. L. Vanzant
u co. in an other column. They
open for business to-day and we hope
they will receive the patronage their
enterprise deserves.
Money to loan for three or five years
on improved farms, at low rate Of in
terest. Enquire at Bank of Wadena.
Mr.. H. F. Willer is about to open
up a restaurant on Front street, one
door west of Wadena bank. It is
his intention, ifbusiness proves good:
to erect a large building for that pur-
pose this fall. Look out for lis tad"
next week.
Mr.. Yates the enterprising young
blacksmith, has erected large build
ing on Third street, which is being
fitted up as wagon factory and re-
pair shop. He is also a liberal fellow
and will advertise just as soon as
he is ready for business.
Mr.. Davids, who will be remem-
bered as the gentleman who spent a
few days in this village last winter,
for the purpose Of getting up a dra-
matte entertainment but was called
away on business, has returned and
informs us that he intends to stay
here and engage in his profession,
that of painter both plain and orna-
mental. He has taken the job of
trescoing Peake's Opera House, and
also the painting of the scenery there
for. A dramatic performance will
probably be announced ere long.
Our reporter visited Bluffton last
Tuesday and found that lively little
village wide-awake. c. D. Baker q
Co. who have recently opened gen.
eral store there, are doing a rushing
business as clearly shown by the large
crowd Of purchasers which thronged
the store. Mr.. Baker purchased his
goods in Chicago, New York and Bos-
ton and has certainly got a very fine
stock, and then he sells them cheap
for cash because he bought for cash.
Mr.. B. showed our reporter suits of
clothes we'll made and Of good mate
rial which he is selling all the way
from 81 to $l4, other things in pro-
portion. Mr.. Baker is man who
looks after his business, and sells to
all alike-Fair, Liberal, square dealing.
Go and see him.
For the past few days wagon load
after wagon load OF goods might have
been seen passing from cars on the
| track to the new store of Staples q
Lovelace which is located on Front
| street, next door to the Presson
House, and second building west OF
the grist mill. In this store they
have been arranged in good style,
and the work of sorting and marking
is still going on. Messrs Staples 4
Lovelace are courteous and aftable
gentlemen and are liberal, as their
patronage and support of the FARMER
bears ample testimony. Embedding
as they do the principle of live and
! helm live. carrvinU q of,Od st0cE