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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
Sheen aAhlng.

Ii il a question ia the minds OF many
wool-grOwcrs as Ia the practical utiliiy
OF washing the fleece while II is still up
on the Sleeps back. A dcductiOn-us-
ually un0.third IN made hY the wool
buyers from the weight III all unwashcd
wool, aud IN most eases this In not lar
from tho loss which the fleece would
sustain in the process Of washing, II II IL
done with the average amount al thor
uughurss. Nevertheless, the practice
Of washing the sheep IL very general,
aud II there ~ no return IN money lor
the labor ui washing, there IL the salts.
faction ol having cleaner wool to work
with when shcaring,
The common method OF washing is To
select some favorable place in u brook
where the water is about 3 lcGt deep,
tho bottom hard aud gravelly, aud the
current moderate, aud then build u pen
oi rails sufficient tO huld.a large Hook,
aud provide with u narrow opening To-
wards the stream. Into this pen the
sheep are driven through an opening,
temporarily made for the purpose, ut
the rear. Ono man, perhaps aided by u
hoy, tends the Hook aud passes the
sheep tn the washers who are standing
IN tho stream. The sheep should have
been previously tagged aud freed from
all large suilcd clots, Tho washing
should not be- done until the water has
become M warm that the sheep may
not be chilled aud injured. Special
care must he taken With old or Slckly
sheep, aud ewes that are still with
lamb. IN cNposurtAoi the sheep 10 u
warm rain the day previous to the
washing IN an advantage, ~ It soitcns
aul loosrns tho dirt, aud renders the
washing easier aud more thorough. As
the sheep ARE washed they should pass
out upon II clean grassy slope that rises
gradually from the stream, otherwise
tho water, laden animals may TALL aud
soil their ~ilccCcs. After washing, II the
weather should suddenly turn cooler,
the flock should he provided with shcl
tor, Ia prevent their taking cold, ~ thoy
would bo very likely to do. From the
time ol washing Ia that Of sheariug, two
weeks or 40, the sheep should bo kept
ia u pasture that isiroo from any bare
ground, ~oycrhanging banks, or steep
sidc.hlllS, M that the wool may hc kept
clean.
A second method Of washing, which
il employed when the stream IL small
but somewhat rapid, IL to arrange u
spout Tor the passage Ol the water, and
hold the sheep under the end tho
water flowing upon the animal. In this
way the washer does not 20 into tho
stream, aud il provided with rubber
boots aud apron, may keep himself
comparatively dry. Tho washing by
this method IL very thorough ~ there tx
stream ui clean water constantly How.
ing into aud through the wool, aud car
rying oil the impurities rs they are ~.
moved from the sheep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
How 10 Cure Toothaeho

Some months ago an English tourist,
lingering ina a country church yard, was
present at u funeral, aud observed
among the group Of mouncrS a Young
man, Who particularly attracted attcu
ton hy his swollen larr, aud the utter
detection oi his appearance. Here ut
least is one true mnuTnrt.' thought the
EnrIishman. While this Thought Was
passing through his mind the supposed
muururr tuuk upa skull which lay uU
the top Ut a heap oi dry mold and
rumblcd bones. lie raised II Ia his
lips, aud, with his own teeth, extracted
a tooth from It, Horror dllei the stran-
Ger "A he watched this proceeding, aud
saw him throw the skull carclcSsly
away. while he wrapped the tooth in pa
per aud put il ia his pocket. Can
YOU tell me Why hc did that asked
our tourist ui an old man who had
stood beside him during the funeral Ger.
rmony. "Ay, surely, your honor the
a % boy was very bad vi the tooth
ache. an it's allowed ~ lie a cure u you
draw "A lootl, irae a skull vi your ain
trrth. He'll sew the tooth in his
clothes an wear IL as long as he lives
''Ynu don't tell me so! 10 YOU think
the remedy wHl be eilectual2' ITS
like enough, sir replied the Old man,
showing where "a tooth was sewcd IN
the liuging II his own waisteoat. ITS
ave years since ! pulled that ane the
sanc way, an never had a touch o
toOthRche aimee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
rIro DIX. LAscrLLEs EsGLlsu REME.

uIVD DIX. LAsCELLE's kSULisH REhE-
TIIN ny. unlike the many ~ called prepaT.
auOns foT Ihis disorder vhlch only relieve
while used BY the patient Cures Permanently.
and has teen endorsed IN this respect TOT the
past ~ ycan BY The leading medical snthonues
IN Europe No ehArge made 10 give IL q faif test,
A. Dr. lAscelies undertake. W send csfh suifsf
Ing applicant = Frs psctsEe Cd their haNarc'
AErnn lot the a.. i and Canada, Mcsn locus
ACo., No. Cedar 81. ". Y. apxb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
sELEoTRD MISCELLANY.

To live long Il Is necessary to i've
slowly.-CSc cicero. .
Give neither counsel MOI salt unul
you are asked for Il.
Advancing or resting, We still 20 on
by and by 10 90 oil.
We hand folks over 10 Gods mercy
but show none ourselves.
There are calumniea against which
even innocence loses courage.
Better be- upright and want, than
wicked aud have superabundance,
Industry need not wish, aud ho who
lives upon hope will die fasting.
CdnE The word of u weak man III
can't and the practice OF a bad man.
There is nothing in the universe that
| fear except that ] may not know oil
my duty or may Tail 10 do IT,
Tn, source Of u craving vanity IL
often a restless modesty, that longs 10
hear something better oi itself than us
thanks Of itself.
lie who Is false 10 the present duty
breaks q thread In the loom, anu WIN
SEE the effect when the weaving OF u
lifetime is unrayeled.
To Gll the sphere which Providence
appoints Is true wisdom; 10 discharge
trusts faithfully and live exalted ideas,
that IN the mission OF good men.
Men, not having been able to cure
death, misery and ignorance, have
agined 10 make themselves happy by
not thinking Of these things Pascal
The happiness Of your life depends
upon the quality Of your thoughts;
therefore, guard accordingly, aud take
care that you entertain no notions UNI
suitable 10 virtue aud unreasonable To
nature Marcus iHtOiOitS.
The saddcst the most pathetic utter
anccs, are the uttcranccS OF men VINO
with the iarlhcst aud subtilest reach ut
thought grasp only negatives. man
can no more live on negatives than he
can live on stones; u negative creed IN
the creed oi deatlI. Professor Bourne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
MAY MIRACLES.

n had a bit oi the rainbow,
Hthad . dash OF snow.
II had the urst lmgntucc
That blus~pms eYrf know,
hal an emerald Jewel
Aud al were put tOgvthct-
10 would not be an apple bOugh
Incoming In May weather
10 hal a fake OF the sunset
Prom a trOplC gone.
u had q sapphire Richer
Than man has " known,
u bal a strain u music
Tuned to the May weather
NWOuld not Dc bird aud bis mate
singing sweet together.
kp n D. Raft. - Nay H,d lWdk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

We should give u We receive, cheer.
fully, quickly, and without hesitation
ior there is no grace in a benefit that
sticks 10 the hnges.-Sneoa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Illus. lads and lassiesl hie away
Nor brook single hours delay,
II you would carry In your mouth
White teeth. and Odors OF the South.
Haste, haste, aud buy a single font
OF the unriyalled SORoDoST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
Good Health Makes Earth a Heaven.

Remember that DR.. Guysott's yellow
Dock aud Sarsaparilla has proven itself
Ia hc the best blood purifier ever discoy-
cred, aud isa positive cuIo Tor Scroiula
and al Syphilitic disorders, Weakness
Of the kidneys, all Nervous disorders
aud Debility, all Urinary and Digestive
troubles, etc. PRICE Of large quart bot
tlrs with full directions, IL IN. single
bottle will prove To you It's merits ~ u
hcalth-rcnewcr, Tor IL acts like u charm,
relieving both physical aud mental dis
trcSS, driving out 1T the human system
the many ills that flesh and blood is heir
To. aud restoring the natural vigor to
both mind and body, exhausted 10y dis.
ease aud suffering. IL makes the old
feel young aud buoyant. II makes the
young feel gay. laughlin Bros. 4 Go.
aud Logan, List go, Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling; West Il Gilmore, Agents Tor
Bridgeport, q.
L. III LH-.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

FRoM the easy e~xpcctoratlon, incre!lS,
ed respiratory power OF the Lungs, aud
the removal oi Irritation, manifest from
cessation Of Cough aud other alarming
symptoms, after using Fellows Com
pound Syrup Of lIypophosphitcs' It IL
clear that the formation Of tpbcrculonS
matter is not ohfy stopped, but that nj
ready Deposited il being carried away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
Rsmsmbsr-Fr,end., Remember.

that Dr. wistar's BalSam Of Wild Cher.
~ has proven itsslito bea positive cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Lung diseases. II has saved the
lives Of many even alter the doctors hal
said there Was no hope. Every one
declares that /. goes right 10 the right
spOt," soothing and healing a. II by ma
VIC all soreness oi throat aud lungs A
single dose taken at bed time VIII gen
lly warm the blood, u refreshing
slnmber, and by morning Al ordinary
cough or cold viii be gono. None zen.
ulne without signature oi Sanford X
Park. Large pint bottles sl.0o. Keep
a bottle always on hand, twill saw yon
many q doctor bill. Be sure your drug
gist gets the genuine for You. laughlin
Bros. 4 Co, and Logan, List 4 Co,
wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West 4
Gilmore, Agents Tor Bridgeport, d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
! WOULD LIKE TO KNOW, MRS. p.

oW " HAIikhs IlAI NOu ALNANh
have such elegant lIsIult ani uullls
Cakes Well II iuu't hapucu. ~ cnmrs ssa
CERTAINTY, hu,ausc I Away us lO0AN, ItsIN
tNCflSluk BAklNU POWDER. ahi,h
IA piirC aud reliable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
GUIDE.

sIrtlrtrHfH ,pmmuluu luu fuiu only
uu, b.tWc,u Wheytiug aud Philadelphia.
tualN cXy,pt sunday NcNufA Au,ummuda
uuu
Jfrr,- trr It, p..,s backward aui toINarl De
tW,.u Mathis t,fy anil U.iltlfy siuppius
when r],tuiuei o. sbg,uuu lluIrr htuaNillc,
Wei Nb,g,iug amt travel hil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

~ Lovely Isoquet Goid aud alive: Chrum~.
~ Assorici styles, With tsxpc, To- Nas.'u
tart Co, kAsau, n. Y. aIfnb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

WATERS PIANOsA ORGANS
Beat MADE. Warranted sis Ieau. New Pianos.
stool AMI Cover. ti0O. upward. Nov OyAns.
81. 80. go, a.. upward. illustrated Catalogue
Tree. Agents Wanted. second hand insiu menb
At baEsins. HORACE WALTERS a co SO
broadway, y, Y. ApAb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
HALLS aoY
BAIsAM

Cures Celda,P aeWnsSaIS, ZyFes.
Snisss, As.h.a, Crssh MhssH:
the breathtnK Organs. Itso0lh.
81 and heals The Membrane Of
the !.unEx, inllame<l and pels-
oned BY the dtselse, aud prs-
vents the ais ht-~weaSs and
uxhtness acrys. the chesl which
accompany u. (ONkUMPrION
" NET an iacurable nsalsdy. u
U. only necesAary % have the
right remedy, and HALLS
nAlISAM N that rensedy. lleu't
despair Ol Relief, Cor ihls be.
mtgss appetite Wtilcure y0Ss, even
though prUlt~sienai aid fstlA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Ask your druggist for Prof. Gull
mcite's Kidney Pad, aud take 10 other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
IN A
AND OTHERS SEEKING
n health,
STRENGTH AND ENERGY,
WITHOUT TltE lSB OF DRUGS x kh-
QUESTEp To stSD FOR INT CLtcTslc
BEvrtw, Az ILLUSTRATED JOUR
MAI. WitItu u PUNISHED
IOR FEEE DISTRIBUTION.

1T TETNrg MOO UEAtrus ui'lENE col lhf'e
Il eel t.tI.Fy. ont N q ,.uIlrlr F..I.l. tFlA ~
tbtuHsII.r Gf Wyhi.a tul th.Hv wb. sHist Hvm
Ns.,..s. tfhTIstuE All lHtuiHl lHsrf htrtN
subject tbd bears ul"u t'aNh h"i tu.f'n N'lt"'"'
f..+,u. alt,uf..u Ia o. fa.tH aui tbs utby lusf-
tuuf Hskpl o. HlusItu. lufhlHat VIII bANs dHih'fA
tfn.ll.. HTa E..Hr.sl H#t RluHtlt Hf.IrIattUu -
.rr-..U.Ir. .I 80. sr. lu ugst a tusIl#t ntsEe.
Tu. HHN.t#t @ tIrUt.r r.ifa rfrfsH MHl. .nF. ani
tur bH. llat at .H" tH.HuHur 81 s'hl 'wi enc"
g. HHf. IH. tuutuJTs Geo ittI ,uuHHist'l a"' -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
YOUNG N EN-

Act ahsp vbr subf t1m Nfuaus awt Thr,th Do
b.lt.. a.. % Nt1IY NfT. rtmatlt, tNhaudt1n
auI tha ufhuF col .sY ,HHsaIHsu'gf utrall1 th"ir-
40. Co.,. ur T.t.lI teurat-i BY ,vufu'i'Hs -
tHr.HH.
TT. ItEyTLl" REVIEW ,,rHsH thr uum'uEal~i
f.HT. U..I..II 4. ..F.H. H.t u.l 20 IIfHHi.IHNh
noes. IH "T#.... u. l..H..' Hrl .ull ne
COTS at tutiFs. slt ,J.,Itv tlsl I" Health. 'Sof
aH IU.iir t..I.. 4.
scot r..I stt.H .H Hftl ,nui o. 20 COW, hni
.t.U4H.H a.fh tu...II n,l o. H,ut ga.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-29
To Whom It May Concern.

Having received a car load CT LIichgan
stoves which were bought before the rise, we
are enabled to give prices that defy coul2e-
tition. Also bought heavily Of sash and
doors enabling us to get the benefit Of extra
discounts and reduced freight, we are now
prepared to strike bed rock on prices in that
line. All parties wishing goods in our line
will do we'll to call ana examine and be con-
vinced that our prices cannot be beat
49tf MILLER & FOSS.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-29

IT wauld, ,be well for the various se towns
,,o,d cannu,ses and elect 2delegatessesto tile
county conr az reption, y lioh will probably be
1eld od tie stn ors;15t11l oars;11 y Of May. #.Ff<E#
Mr psdestriss walked
r., sIaln4f,6p Tuesday, ,su distance OF five miles
IN an hoi,f and eight minutes. This on the
,.o;l road ties without putting forth any par
ticular exert1on. @v.$$ ....,>a. 49,. =
We are deeply indebted to Mrs. Case =; a'd ~
Mr.. Gardner for the del'c'c'es ana tho"g''
-, eds r. II Tered Mrs. Hall during her: H.
;,ess, and assure them ther kindness kind '' s'''l
ncycr bc :orsstt @ :... -. 81. 81 -,
s., An Axchang, speaks Of the enterprise Of
!. s q fg,s bus. ness house, which builds
..s,i inoh plank II II tronts'i tre'a its
p,..ce III busA ness 'hsy must be blessed
II sith small ret in that local Ill. s
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-29
Another New StOra.

Mr.. Mp. Staples, a brother Of William
Staples of this village, has rented the build
ing of Mr. Parsons'% %Y Front street, and will
finish it off for Il general mercantile store.
Mr.. Staples is from St. Cloud, and we well
come him to Wadena's business circle, which
is daily increasing.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-29

The attention of our readers is called to an
article on another page, entitled i" Hints on
tree planting," "Dan" knows what he is talk
ing about when he discusses trees, as he
has thorough theoretical knowledge borne
out by many years Of observation and expe-
rience. He is opening a farm OH the N. P
which we lave had the pleasure of visiting
Oh one or two occasions, and we venture the
prediction that in a few years his farm will
be the pride of himself and neighbors and
proud monument of what energy coupled
.it b a4: Ises seaaipg 1
Will do.
er readers with articles on 81 tree
planting and other matters .of interest," sgttps
every farmer who wishes to develop ais
farm and render his home beautiful. : assss saEsssss
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-29
Bt.ia9%CmatEter.

;lkt ~ .E1E4GAs# Y AAtlsseSAA% x5s
snassa sstssnnd s.. IT isn,t,always poll
sttttempf the game of news:
paperSnan {. !. (: Rev. s. preached
an: able sermon last Sundav. ~ Vow, Perry,
don't 3: s1owean editor, eassdon't forget
It Sitts..:s. Quite an extensive;h took place ats
.NssY Mills last week,ss &c: Iolmsby, Of
Verndale going. to open q furniture store.
ii that silfage. =. Mr PeardonS is an aaccom:
4p]shed orhetiSt seems that the Wade
ma Cornet Band lss now going To- be- anaacco1n-
plished re:2ity .. besslls t;nro e Son IRE to.
move six buildings .s@ They
understand the business &. &. .Dr Babcock was:
laid up last Saturday with a aeYsre cold.
The planning mill will soon befin operation:
.5. Rev. C. II. Dixon is shortly going y,
Ohio on visit. j. Lambs new house is
nearly ready for occupancy. Eugene Lang
ley has gone to Montana. > ). Dr.. Cromett, we
are glad to announce, is not going to leave
Wade-la. The month of April has beena
to4tinous allfools day, climatically speaking.
Il 'The infant child of Mrs Mcqueen, of
Compton died last week under such. pecu-
liar circumstances that it calls 3forSmore than
passing notice. Il. 1t seems Tint when the
child Was but 8 few months old,it was yen
a box containing buttons and other mick
nacks TO- play with, ad, obeying We ~ pniver-
sal instincts Of babydoln, put somthingsfro
the box into its mouth and swallowsd it.
DR.. Cro,nett 1as "a soonisafteer called, bat dis
coved that the article bad Fused through
the neck and lodged inthe breast...-H found
it impossible to extract it and accordingly
forced it down into the child's stomach and
administed oil. This seemed 70 have the
desired result and tile nhild gotsbstter al'-s'
parently y,untila few days ago, whe', it:die'l.
Tie peculiar circ'.mstal,ces ssurf'o,unding q &, its
death lead 70 =. post mort NJ x;ll,illatio'',
wlicl, was made hy Dr. Crolnett, assisted hy
Mrs. henley, which revealed The 4tc, that
death had beer. oanse' l,y the article swa!~
lowed, which, howe YER, co.l'i MT lie found.
The most singular discovery, however, was
stlc entire slse,,ce Of tlle lelt lung s%a,d the
unusual size. Of the riyh.,} while lhe heart
was n'ucl, larger than under ordin:ry ciIz
curnstanccs. 5sss ss ssS
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-29
WADENA MINI. II RRSs5ff344fF Y APRIL 29. 1885,
Notice..

The young men interested in the or
.eanization of base ball nine in Wadena,
are requested to meet at the grounds east of
the school house, Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-29
Five Hundred Thousand Strong.

In the past few months there has been
more than 500, 900 bottles OF Shiloh's Cure
Sold, Ont OF the vast number Of people who
have used it, more than 1900 cases of Con-
sumption have been cured. All Coughs,
Group, Asthma, and Bronchitis, yield at once,
hence it is that everybody speaks in its
praise, To those who have not used it, let
us say, if you have a cough, or your child
the Group, and you value life don't fail to
try it, For Lame Back, side Or Chest, Use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Sold at the Wa
dena Drug Store.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-29
TIE WEEKS HARVEST.
Local Hatters Of General Interest. Dished up fol
r the Intelligent Readers Of the Farmer.

Local Hatters Of General Interest Dished up for
r the Intelligent Readers Of the Farmer.
Mrs. 0'Neill went home Monday morning.
A. G. Peake has startet in the flour and
feed business.
A. Brandenburg, machine agent ofFergus
Falls, called OIL US Tuesday.
The Ladies' Mite society meets at Mrs.
Potter's, Saturday afternoon.
Violins and sheet music at the Wadena
Drug Store 37tf
Messrs. euro 4 son commenced the re-
moval of Potter's barn yesterday.
w. Store after a few days
Mr.. John 0'Nein and xife6 6pent few days
in this thriving village, lat week.
Fuller 4 Ostrander have the pure EARLY
Amber sugar cane seed forsale.
They lave commence@ work Oh the foun-
dation of c. H. Peakes new building:
s1oo,ooo To loan 4 10 per cent.
Apply to E\R. LUCE Wadena. .
There Will be a meeting. Of the Wadcna
county Republican committee Saturday.
Two interesting communications from
Wing River come too late for this issue.
A private letter from Mr.. Oleson states
that he will be here the first week in May.
A. G., Peake keeps good stock Of -four:
corn meal and iced for sale at the Post-otice.
Five Burkshire pigs four weeks old, for
sale by H. w. FULLER.
Junaws Jesse is building a blacksmith
shop on Second street, east Of Mr.. Katzky's.
E. S. Case is going to move his house to
the center of his lot, and materially improve
Hatch's German Cough Syrup fo' coughs
and colds. For Group it is a sure cure. For
sale at the Wa6ena Drug Store. 37tf
The meat market is to be removed to the
:. west side of the street, opposite where it now
4 stands.
7 / Mr.. a. Langley has alot of fruit tree, cur
cent hashes, ETC.. etc, for sale. Call and see
y III nj,
7 Giles peake and ) W. Hassan have Spnr-
I~chased the building in which the poss-ofice
: is located.
4 school teacher is wanted in Leaf River.
+ See the communication of Q. X. in regard to
the matter, .."'-,-
. a letter in reply to our remarks OH claim
! jumping, is to long to be published i'll this
issue, l. will appear next week,
Everett Kelley met with all accident Tues.
day. He fell down stairs and, striking on
Ills head, caused him quite a serious time.
The friends Of Miss. Gracie,s Jordan, gave
her pleasant surprise PARTY last Tuesday
night as farewell token of their friendship.
J.. strasburg has cleaned up in front of his
! store and connected his sidewalk with Her.
man Waldo's.. Let the good work continue
Giles Peake has purchased the furniture
business of C. Potter & Coz and hereafter
will conduct the business in the post-otice
building. -~ -:@
Dr. Jordan's family departed for Duluth
Wednesday,. Duluth gains an excellent
family, which will be greatly missed in this
village.
i; Rev. NJ Bridehoett, the Germaa Methodist
minister of Glyndon, and formerly of this
Village, made us pleasant call last Friday,
e scomp1ny with Rev Mr.. Hepp.
%@ Rev Mr.. Boettcher, presiding elder of the
y Herman Methodist church, of this district,
E has been holding meetings at Wing River.
He departed east Monday mornings .
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-29
H. ": FULLER: 1->r r r. 1:>osrRANDER, IS ~, Notary
Rlller & 0strander.
LAND OFFICE AND NOTARY

Conveyancing made good
s Taxes paid Homestead entries made in Waen
Cotnty for The st Land Pempon Papers for St. Cloud
and Fergus Falls Land Offices. & @~%:e