The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-28

OH frOnC street.
Fine assortment Of velvet cabinet
picture frames. at the Wadena Drug
Store. Call and see them. %
We have fine Piano at this office
for sale at $$l50,-cheap. If you want
piano or organ, call on us.
Money to loan for three or five
years ON improved farms. at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
Mr.. Baumback is erecting a stable
for the accommodation of his beauti-
full horses.
Diarys, for 1881, at the W.dena
Drug Store. p
Ole Knudson's residence north of
the track is nearly completed. It
will be an ornament to Oak Park.
A big stock of Albums at the Wa
dena Drug Store. %
Prof. Whitney exercises a fatherly
care over his scholars. Children are
under good care in his school.
Photograph and Autograph albums
of the latest styles, at the Wadena
Drug store, p
Rev. Mr.. Kidder, Congregation.
alist, held meetings in Peake's Opera
House morning and evening last Sab
bath.
The Rev. J. Kidder, Congregation
al minister, will preach at Peake's
Hall, next Sunday at the usual hours.
Also at Bluffton, at p. m.
If any of our subscribers have a
copy of our issue of Sept. 30th they
will confer favor by bringing it to
this Office.
Mr.. Denley offers his house and lot
for sale, and whoever buys it will
secure one of the best pieces of viii
lage property in the village.
The old tank house has changed
wonderfully under the skillful hand
! of Chas. Northfoss. It is now a neat
residence west of the mill.
E. E. Luce has moved into his new
office, which is adorned with a large,
handsome new safe, etc. He is go
ing into the banking business a la
Bank of Wadena.
Case says he thinks he is about
even with Stuart on practical jokes.
Charlie is looking for a claim, and
says he would like ito get one with
some breaking and house and barn.
| Many houses around Wadena will
be adorned with pictures, and thread
the most Of which is spool, all from
! the festive auctioneer who held forth
| at Webb s. Peake's store last week.
Frank Brown says that the par
| ties who stole his chickens will con-
fer favor, by also removing the old
decrepit rooster and invalid chicken
which they left behind them when
they raided his roosts.
Rawson had a guest arrive at his
popular hotel last Thursday which
weighed nine pounds: and instead OF
registering on the hotel register, &C.
cording to custom she registered with
the town clerk. Mother and daugh-
ter doing nicely.
Our popular Register is still more
or less afflicted with rheumatism in
his off limb Notwithstanding, how
ever, the same bewitching smile turks
around his benign countenance, ex-
cept when it is made be-twitching by
a sudden pain. 'You have our SYM
pathies, Ed. if you could use dot,''
Paddock is happy because of an.
other Republican settler ON England
Prairie. He arrived about o'clock
Monday morning, and L. a. rejoiceth
| We do not know his weight. but
he is heavy enough to make his ia
Their the happiest man on England
Prairie.
The parties who bought razors and
strops of the auctioneer, sigh for the
IS cts. which dropped into his spa
cious hip pockets. and wish lie had
the razors jammed down his throat.
The strops were painted sticks.
MoRAL.-Wheny you want something,
90 to responsible home dealers. pay q
fair price and get what you pay for,
not more or less and then you will
always have something to show for
your expenditures. See!
Closing out Sale, at Cost.
The undersigned will, from to-day,
close out his stock of Dry Goods. Glass