The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

Town Board OF HealCn, NOJlce
E. E. Luce goes to st. Paul tonight.
Peake's Opera House is rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
The cheapest goods on the N. P.
r. r. at bluffton. 3 If
E. s. Case returned from his west.
ern trip Tuesday morning.
The celebrated Favorite Cook Stove
at Maltby's, Bluffton. 3 If
Charlie Stuart's railroad bycicle is
a good thing to take a sweat on.
The best scythes and snaths, 81. Is
at altby's, Bluffton. 3tf
Charlie Stuart and wife spent Sat-
urday in Verndale.
The best stock of clothing at Malt
by's, Bluffton. 3 If
Mrs. Case and Mrs. Geo. Luce are
going to Iowa on a visit next week.
Money to loan for three or five years
on improved farms, at low rate of in
terest. Enquire at Bank Of Wadena.
Lawyer Sleeper of Brainerd, spent
a few hours in Wadena last Friday.
Barney Kelly went to st. Paul
Wednesday on subpoena as a wit
ness.
Mr.. Baumbach departed for Lee
Tuesday morning in company with
Mr.. Taylor.
G. NJ. Taylor departed Tuesday for
Boston where he expects to remain
about six weeks.
4 Miss Lock, who has been staying
with her sister near Brainerd, died
last Sunday, and was buried in Wade
ma Monday.
Mr.. Pearson, a young man from
Detroit Mich, stopped in Wadena
Monday. He was on his way to Far
go, but is going to settle wherever
he can find employment.
Rev. J. P. Chamberlain of Madison
Wis.,, preached a very able sermon
last sunday evening, and made us a
very pleasant call on Monday. He
thinks Of locating on the Northern
Pacific. and has very liberal opinion
of Wadena.
One Of the most pleasant occasions
which has taken place in Wadena for
some time was the celebration of Mr..
and Mrs. slew Yeaton's crystal
wedding at their residence last Mon
day week. Forty six people enjoyed
the festivities. and declare that ''they
always have such good time at Yea
TONS"
John Hayton, formerly a clerk in
H.F. .Berch & Co.'S 's.store, had his thigh
bone broken a week ago last Friday
by a team running away with and
! throwing him from the wagon. The
leg was set in plaster paris splinter,
by Drs. Cromett and Babcock and he
is now doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
Mr.. Davids has nearly finished the
drop curtain for the Opera House,
and it is q beauty. It represents a
-but we must keep silent until
the HALLS formally opened by the Wa
dena Dramatic Association by the
presentation of Uncle TOMS Cabin,
which will be put upon the stage
with all the modern senic effects some-
time in the early fall.
Ostrander Bros. have bought fine
new barber chair, and the same is &:
beauty and no mistake. The boys
now have two chairs, and their enter
prisedeserves credit. No true patri.
otic citizen will shave himself here
after, but call on the boys and have
their capillary substance removed in
an artistic manner by these tonsori-
al artists. See their card in another
column.
The heaviest storm which has Wis.,
tied Wadena this season, came whoop-
ing along from the northwest Tues
day night about o'clock. 1t did but
little damage however, beyond tear:
ing down few signs, tipping over !.
Il half dozen out-houses. soaring wo-
men and children and enveloping the
village in a dense cloud Of dust which
was however soon laid by the show