The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-30

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the 18th of October.
County Convention at Aldrich Sat-
urday, at 10 o'clock p. m.
Ashburnee & Bros store is now
open for business. See ad next week.
Mr.. A. Murry, of Delhi, N. Y, is
in Wadena on a visit to his cousin,
G. II. Peake.
c. A. Couillard has moved his office
over the new bank. He returned
yesterday from Minneapolis.
DR.. Cromett accompanied Mrs. Pot
ter and Mrs. Heron to Fargo, as did
also Miss Hammer. They enjoyed
very pleasant trip.
We call the attention of our near
sighted readers to the new s'ad'' Of
Baumbach & Meyer in another COL
umn. 1.-The Regulator, is, indeed
handsome store and full of hand
some goods.
New advertisements etc., crowd out
the list of premium awards this week.
Over 1925 were paid in cash premiums
and the Society has about 1900 left in
the treasury which insures perfect
success next year. The only fault we
have to find is that portion Of the
proceeds were sent away for supplies
which could have been got at home.
We advocate home patronage every
time.
The prodigals have returned. Chan.
Potter and John Heron returned
from their western wanderings last
Tuesday afternoon. They hardly
knew whether they were in the right
town and had it not been for their
wives who met them in Fargo and re-
turned with them, they would prob
ably have gone right Oh. They AMI
their many friends mutually rejoice
at their safe return.
We met subscriber the other day
who said: Il want to pay my sub
scription; you have furnished me my
reading matter for a year and I don't
know but more, and have never dmnned
me until I saw in the paper last week
that you needed our help. You have
spoken out manfully to us and for our
interest. and Ipropose to do my share
towards supporting you. Here, take
two years.. ption, one for the
past and one for the year in advance."
And he handed us g w. Another
said: Il have had my moneys worth,
and want to pay for it, and he did.
Roll them in, gentlemen, we expect
it of you now.
Last Saturday afternoon team,
containing Miss Kate Meluign and
Miss +. Turner, started from the cor
| ner Of Third and Front streets, and
as the horses we're trotting along at
an easy gait. a yelping cur ran out
and barked at them, and they COM
menced running, increasing their
speed to dead run. The young Ia
dies became frightened and lost con-
troll OF the horses, which, when at
point a little south of the school house,
swept suddenly to the right, throw
ing the wagon box with it's occupants
Voiolently to the ground. Several
who witnessed the accident, rushed
to the spot and found Miss Melugin
lying senseless on the ground. She
was picked up and carried to the ho-
tel, but her injuries proved slight and
she soon recovered. Miss Turner es-
capped with a sprained ankle. Both
had been attending the institute, and
were starting for their homes in Park
ers Prairie at the time of the accident.
A marrow escape.
ANOTHER NEW STORE.
Mr.. S. KatZ, Of the firm of S. & B.
Kaetz, of Usage, Iowa, arrived in Wa.
dena yesterday, rented S. S. Gardner
& Co.'S bank building, and to-day has
carpenters at work remodeling it for
his goods. Mr.. X. is live man as
may be seen by reference to his ad-
vertisement on the opposite page, and
he will doubtless receive proper
tionate patronage.
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