The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-05-20
WADENA, MINI. THURSDAY, MAY 20. 1880:

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Y The west bound passenger train, No. g.,
was three hours late yesterday morning It
had Eve coaches and two baggage cares
which were crowded to their utmost capac-
.ity. ...t .,a.z. :s..... ), >.:' 5>'sss -
We are exceedingly panied to announce
that Mrs. VIM. Denly has recently been strick-
en- with paralysis. The stroke was very Sc :
we're and it is feared she will not fully recov-
er from it.. :|..>:8 f.s.f -
Mr.. J. Howard Of New York State, brother
7in-law Of ". J, sWhipple, Of England Prairie,
arrived here yesterday morning on =. visit,
and Il the country suits him he will locate
here permanently. ~" .-:* ~t. ~ -. I'd
Rev. Mr.. Livermore, a congregationalist
minister, has been stopping in wadena for
the past few days, and, during his stay, has
preached some able sermons. He is looking
the country over with 4 view to locating.
The Brainerd Tribune says that no tidings
have yet been received OF the young man
Pugh, supposed to be drowned III Serpent
lake, though the circuit Of the lake is made
every day hy his friends in quest Of his body
AsI am about to Start a milk wagon in
this village, I woql9 solicit the orders Of
the public, which they will please leave At
Baumback & Meyers store oby Tuesday,
May 25th. e. f. @CrrszAw,' Wadena MINI.
We received very pleasant call Friday.
from Mr. Church, who is foreman Of the two
working trains between Fargo. and Duluth:
He informs us that the track is to bsgsraised
and bed Of sand and gravel placed'beneath.
We call the attention Of our readers to an
advertisement, in. another column, Of James
Bardon, Superior, Wis. Anyone wishing TO
buy land will do we'll to address or call on
him. The. land is Of good quality and will
be sold cheap. ~. .,.= ..., -.
SHI1oH's sCArAxRH REMEDY. A maryel-
Gus Cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
mouth. and Head Ache. With each. bottle
there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the
more successful treatment Of the complaint,
without extra charge. Price 50 cts. -
Wadena presents an unrivaled field for the
wise yonng ladies to take advantage Of their
Leap geaEea aaqstynits md secuiara sting
for the future. There is 10 less than doz-
en- well-6xed, good looking young bachelors
here. "Come early and secure good seats"
W. a. Barwise has completed his shingle
mill and now has it. running in full blast.
working the best improved machinery. and
is turning out about $4,000 shingle daily.
He also has on the way, and will soon have
running, Barton's improved self-feeding lath
machine.
If the harvest be as is the growing Of all
vegetation now, Northern Minnesota will
have the boss yield in her history. The cool
nights, warm days, with IN occasional show
er, fairly pushes the crops from the ground,
and the rate at which wheat is growing is !
Our citizens should be preparing for the
Fourth Of July celebration, ii they are going
to have one at all, and We see no reason Why
they should not. We aught to celebrate in
honor to our band if for nothing else. Give
them little encouragement, gentlemen, so
call a meeting, raise the funds, etc.
1t is now but little over month. since
the planning mill arrived in this place, and
its energetic proprietors have already got
the engine, loilor, aud most Of the machin-
cry in place. Monday they ''6red up for
the arst time, and it was announced by the
shrill whistle Of their engine, which could
be heard tor quite distapce.
The illustrated edition Of the Bismark
Tribune is out. It is neatly printed. and
filed with some Of the choicest matter per-
taining ~ the west ever puplished, and it
is all that intelligence and enterprise could
make it. Col. Lounsbezry deserves the
honor and support Of the whole Northwest.
and it is the earnest wish Of the farmer
that he will have il. e-.r. e:nt . =. T.. -,
The Editorial convention convened at
Fargo Tuesday. Seldom has An association
Of that character organised with more, active |
and = better display Of genuine !
interest than the meeting held II Fargo
There we're present nearly ATTY editors from
Minnesota, Dakota. Manitoba, and other
States. The organization. was ehristened the
Press Association of the Golden Northwest.
After the usual literary exercises the associ-
alton proceeded to elect omcers with the
following result. Nj. ...5{g ~. s;;uaG
President---J. B. Hall. :. ss.,sc sea5i IL IL ]
= First Vice President c. "A. Lounsberry;
second W Dnnn. third DR. s. j B. 5Cofs