The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-01

Hurrah for the Fourth of July!
The cheapest goods on the N. P:
r. II. at Button. ST
Mrs. Stuart is entertaining Mrs.
Day, from Minneapolis.
The celebrated Favorite Cook Stove
at Maltbv's. Button. 3tf
A sister of Mrs. Jones arrived from
Boston, last Saturday.
The best scythes and snaths, $l.75
at Maltbv's. Bluffton. 3tf
b The next county convention is to
be held in Aldrich.
The best stock of clothing at Malt
by's, Blutfton. ) If
The office of S. S. Gardner & Co., is
now located on Third street.
Money to loan for three or five years
>on improved farms, at low rate of in
terest. Enquire at Bank of Wadena.
The Independence ball promises to
be the event Of the season.
Miller & Foss have the best scythes
and snaths for sale at $3.50.
Mrs. DR.. Jordan and daughter, of
Dulnth, are in Wadena, visiting.
Upwards Of 80 buildings have been
erected in Wadena thus far this sea-
son.
Base Ball at Verndale tomorrow be.
tween the Verndale and Wadena
clubs.
The township of Wadena last fall
cast no votes. It now has 800 by act
ual count.
E.A. Maglone, travelling correspond
ent of the Fargo Republican, was in
Wadena Monday.
Two new dwellings are going up on
the north side of the track. Two
more scores for Wadena.
J. E. Ostrander has plasterd, and
other wise improved his cosy estab-
lishment next to the FARMER office.
Mr.. Katzky's store is brim full of
choice goods. lie has also a supply
of fire crackers and other celebrating
utensils.
Greenlaw Hurst has the contract for
building Baumbach & Meyers new
store. Greenlaw is a good one, and
will make the building boom.
The beautiful flag which has waved
from the mast head of the Fargo
Times, since the Republican conven-
lon, greets its readers TO more.
Two new dwelling houses have been
erected in Wadena during the past
week; one on Second. and one on Third
street. Score two more for Wadena.
1fWm. II. Cornell, of Wrightstown,
will call at this office and put the adj
dress on letter which he wrote on
the Goth, he will probably hear from
it sooner than otherwise.
The pile driver and accompanying
work train has been in Wadena for
the past few days repairing bridges,
and otherwise improving the condi-
ton of the track at Wadena.
Rev. Mr.. Dixon informs us that
work is to be commenced Immediate
" on the M. E. Church building. Its
location is to be decided tonight. Mr..
A. N. Peach has the contract.
Mr.. S. V. Burt, of Motley called on
us Monday and paid up his subscrip-
ton to the FARMER. He formally
lived in this county, but is now a sue.
cessful stock raiser north of Motley.
Mr.. G. NJ. Taylor informed us be.
fore he departed for Boston, that he
had about completed arrangements for
j the building of largesstore building
on Front street, opposite the Rawson
(House. Score another.
Mr.. Williams, who will be remem.
bered as the taxedermist who stopped
in Wadena several weeks last winter
and prepared deer heads, birds, ETC..
has returned and proposes to stop
Any person desiring work done in his
line will do we'll to interview him.
Messrs. Chambers & Waite have
sold the Fargo Times to Mr.. E. D
/ Barker, an old printer and editor
\ whose only failing is that he's dem
Docrat. The Times will hereafter be :
! democratic paper. A very radica
1 change from it's former position.