The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-12-30

Inc Bank OF Wadena has just re-
ceived very fine desk for the use of
the cashier. For beauty of finish and
convenience of arrangement, it excells
any we have seen.
Hon. A, McCrea, of Perham, was
in town Tuesday, and shook hands
with many of his constituents. The
senator thinks that if we would move
the FARMER a mile or two further
out of town he would make us a call
when it is 10 below zero.
NOTICE.-All accounts due the un-
dersigned firm must be closed by Jan.
LIST, 1881, or they will be placed in the
hands of agents for collection.
BAUMBACH e. MEYER.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the FARMER. We have added a quire
of new subscribers per week for the
| past three weeks. and wish to con-
time to do so for Il year to come. We
club with the Pioneer Press or Mime
apolis 7ribune,-both excellent pa
pers.
l. NOr1CE.-All parties indebted to
to the firm of Cooper & Migg>, are re-
quested to call and settle up immedi-
ate]y and save cost.
COOPER & M1GGE.
The following is the program for
the entertainment of the Holden Re.
form Club next Tuesday evening. All
are invited:
Address-W. H. Hurst.
DeclamatiOn-DOra Scribner.
Reading-Mrs. w. II. Webb.
Song-Wm. Anderson.
Reading-J. E. Swindlehurst.
6 --Nettie Shuff1ebargeH..
{" Mrs. H. W. Fuller.
Declamation--W. G. Crcssey,
Speedily. R. Staples.
Nor1CE.-All perso%s indebted to
the undersigned are requested to call
and settle up Immediately, and save
trouble. We mean business.
J. HEBRON,
J. KEPHART.
There are in Wadena several build
ings that are really unsafe as regards
to fire. and we think that the owners
should lose no time in attending to it.
Our citizens should Ill take extra, pre-
caution against fire, especially during
stormy weather, as we have no means
whatever to protect ourselves, and
should fire break out on Third or
Front streets, IL large portion of the
village would be burned, causing q
great amount Of suffering and heavy
loss to property owners.
Wadena can now boast of one of
the neatest and most costly banks on
the Northern Pacific, Fargo only ex-
cepted) and we are safe to say that
we will not he contraticted when the
Bank of Wadena has been inspected.
IN. ?. FARMER.
Well. you are contradicted right
here. We wish it understood that
Moorhe:d has Il bank that lays over
anything on the line of the Northern
Pacific Fargo included.) If you don't
believe lis, go and ask M0ore.-1ioor-
head advocate.
All right Mr.. Adrocate, we take
your word for it, but haze yo1 inspect
ed the Bank Of Wudena?
Don't forget the dance at Peake's
Opera House, tomorrow (Friday)
night. The band sustained quite a
severe loss by the burning of the
Central House, loosing one Eb cornet,
cymbols and bass drum. The pro-
ceeds of the ball will be for the pur-
chase OF the above named instru-
ments. AS they are very essential
pieces in the band, and without them
no music can be had, we hope all will
turn out and give them a rousing ben
eft. Supper will be served in the
hall, and arrangements are being
made to take care of hats, caps, coats,
over shoes, etc., and to avoid tex
CHANGE
The Grand Ball and Promenade
Concert, at Peake's Opera House,
Christmas eve, turned out just as ex-
pectcd, in one respect. About sixty
couple awaited themselves of the op-
portunity to have one of the most
enjoyable dances in the annals of
Wadena. Everything was done in
first. clnsS stv1a and no exnenSe WAS