The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-04-15
Brief Chatter.

fed 81 hungry travellers Saturday morning.
Ducks are Wild. Seeding under full
headway. 80. The new engine and boielr at
the mill works like charm. -. Our popnla-
tion is rapidly increasing. IA ''surburban
lot" in Wadena is q very desirable piece of
property at this stage Of the game. . Nc
MILAN has had a terrible nightmare. The
work of the tie inspectors was very sst;sfac-
tory at this point .. .. James Riley cut his
knee quite badly last week. The weather
with teams. Miller & Foss have received
carload Of sash and doors.
The tie inspectors were at work all day
Friday in Wadena.
500, 900 To loan at 10 per cent.
Apply to +. E. LUCE. Wadena.
The wives of Geo. and Carl Northfoss, ar
rived in Wadena last Friday night.
Several disgraccful drunks and brutal
roudies were fined last week by Judge Kelley.
Violins and sheet music at the Wadena
Drug Store. 37tf
,Immigrants are beginning to pour into this
county. Several were camped just outside of
town Monday.
Mr.. A. Langley has lot of fruit tree, cur
rent bushes, etc.. etc., for sale. Call and see
him. 46-3t
Ed. stinehour is the happiest man in Wa
dena. a little girl entered his family circle
last Thursday night.
Who says that waden2co. is depopulat-
ing, when We record th< births of five chill
dren in this issue?
Hatch's German Cough Syrup for coughs
and colds For Group it is a sure cure. For
sale at the Wadena Drug Store. 37tf
The Editor Of the FARx~R was in Fargo, on
business, this week, which accounts for the
scarcity Of local matter
We have some very newsy communica-
tions in this issue; they say that seeding
commenced in general this week.
The Northern Pacific R. R. is doing rush.
Ing business,-the IYn from eight to ten
trains day, and each one has all it can pull.
Methodist Hymnbooks for sale at the DRUG
Store after few days.
We are sorry to learn that c. H. Peake is
on the sick list. We hope, however. that
we will soon see his pleasant face around
again.
A communication from W. F. Hurst,
regarding "1nvisible's'' item last week, is
unavodably crowded out this week.. It
will appear in our next issue.
Rev. C. H. Dixon preached two excellent
sermons here Sunday morning and evening
He informs us that the new church will be
commenced in a week or ten days.
We call tic attention Of our readers to the
article headed "A1nber Cane Syrup" It is
very interesting, and it would he we'll for our
farmers to read it before they seed their cane.
That music last Monday night was just elm
mense," but, boys, we wish the next time
you serenade the city, you would commence
right after dinner: so we could have few
hours rest 1T night.
Miss Nettie Hammer departed on the after |
noon train yesterday for Fergus Falls. She |
went to Perham, and takes the stage from
there. Her many warm friends in Wadena,
wish her ''bon VOYAGE and an early return,
We have in the last few issues of the FARM
FIR said something about sidewalks, and
have the pleasure of seeing some of our bus
mess men take heed Of it. Let all do the
same and there will he no need of SAYING
"something" in the future.
Mr. J. Maltly will commence a course of
lectures at Bluffton, next Sunday at o'clock
y m. Mr.. Maltby is a Greek and Hebrew
scholar; he has made the bible the study and
guide Of his life, and these lectures will be
full Of interest. All are invited.
Tie Journal had folding bee in its Office
the other day. Suppose you found the bus
mess end ot it Nc. and that is what stretched
your imagination so far from home Come
mp to the city some day and we will show
.ou around. Our elevated street railway
will lie in operation in about a week, and we
will give you ride. In the evening we'll
20 to the opera, after which you can digest
> little ofthe Daily Farmer, and 90 lone
pnd "aream'' again.