The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-11-18


Go to Webb & Peake's for your
lumber, lime, flour, feed, etc.
Colds are quite prevalent among
our people. Mr.. Stinehour's baby is
| very i'll with cold, and Ed. himself
is complaining.
Any person wishing any speciality
! in the jeWelry line, have H. Metzger
| to send for it before christmas. 26tf
Mr.. Thos. Levy, a jovial young man
recently from Minneapolis, and also
knight Of the stick, made us pleas.
ant call this morning.
Baumbach & Meyer have the larg-
est stock of clothing in Wadena Co.,
and at prices to suit all.
DIR. J. H. Holmes, dentist from De-
troit, will be in Wadena, Nov. 9th,
and will attend to the wants of all
| who need anything in his line.
Buy your boy suit and over coat,
| while Baumbach & Meyer are closing
out their clothing stock.
The Wadena Lodge A. O. of U. W.,
have had some very neat invitations
printed at the FARMER Office for their
grand ball, Thanksgiving evening.
James Ashburner says that he has
the largest stock of stoves in the
world and at the lowest prices.
The Gray Medicine Co., of Detroit.
Mich.' have failed, yes, and failed to
pay that little bill due US. But then,
SO much experience to Our credit.
j. Katzky has received a large stock
OF ladies cloaks from New York,
which he will sell at close figures. 26
Mr.. Metzger, the new jeweler, is a
decided acquisition to Wadena socie-
ty. Being a pleasant and affable young
man, he is bound to meet with success.
Giles Peake has just received large
and complete stock or furniture.
Call and see him at the postol1ice.
If you want any business cards, call
at this Office. We have nice assert
ment of cards in stock, and our prices
are as low as they can be and live.
Just received at II. Nletzger's a
beautiful and complete line Of toys,
and q large and elegant line of clocks
at low prices. 26tf
Geo. B. Bohon, travelling agent and
correspondent Of the Pioneer-Press
tarried few hours in Wradena Wed
nesday, and made the FARMER a call.
Full line of Michigan stoves, both
cook and heating, always on hand,
and at bottom prices, at Miller & Foss.
Don't forget the Marble combina-
ton tonight. BILLY can make good
sized democrat laugh. He will also
! show tomorrow and Saturday even
| ings.
Photograph and Autograph albums
of the latest styles, ut the Wadena
Drug store, %
Don't forget the Thanksgiving ball
to be held in Peake's Opera House, on
the 25th. a good time is assured rs
the Workmen never undertake any
thing but they make it interesting.
Baumbach & Meyer are bound to
close out their immense stock Of
mems and boys over coats, in the
next sixty days.
The Insane Asylum at St. Peter was
destroyed by fire Tuesday evening,
with Il loss Of life to about Is Of it's
inmates, and q loss to the: State of
$500 The origin Of the FIRE is a
mystery.
If you want q real noby suit Just
step into Baumbach & Meyers, and
ask Frank to show 'em to yer.
The committee on entertainment, of
the Reform Club, request ali men,
bers wishing to contribute TO the ex-
ercises. to present their intentions
TO then, and not wait to be asked.
If you want a fine cutter, just step
in Fuller & Jones office and examine
their catalogues. They can show you
something nice.
Ernest Pelton, of Perlaln, called on
lis Monday and had his name enrolled
among the many subscribers we have
in that lively little town. lie says
Perham is in tlourishing condition,
and wheat coming in at a lively rate.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms. at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank Of
Wadena.
Baumhach & Meyer are closing out