The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-22
school commences on Monday next.

School commences on Monday next. '''>.,.
Mr.: Staples is going to build north of the
track ,j ..<4f34J ~ j,t>:i 8 s,-'41g.
We notice a new house and barn west of
Charlie Boettcher's.. : T. :. '.>ss 49,.
Charlie Stuart has 4 trio Of pure bred Buff
Cochin chickens. f.~ ~ ~ ~:i 4 81
Violins and sheet music at the Wadena
Drug Store. 37tf
Mrs. Worthiugton has moved into the
house of Mr. Rice. .....
Methodist Hymnbooks for sale at the Drug
Store after . tew days. X +: l.. 80. .,..
A heavy,rain, accompanied by hail. passed
over this village, Sunday. - -
Fuller & Fstrander have the pure Earl y
Amber sugar cane seed .torsale.; ,....
500, 900 70 loan at 10 per cent; -.
apply to +. 4. LUCE. Wadena. {.
The: genial face Of G, &. Bullard was no.
ticed on our streets, Monday.
Rev. E. s. Peake preached an excellent
sermon at the school house, Sunday. ~.
" The date of the State convention has been
changed from May Goth to May 10Th.
Monday morning Gang in like great big
winter and went ont @Mtrm and docie.
James Ostrander is erecting a. building on
the corner Of Second andtFront streets
Mr.. Potter is going to move his ,har,,:J onto
Averill street, and fit it up for a residence.
A little row took place Monday, in Her:
mans place. Two black eyes were the result.
MIR. A. Langley has lot of fruit tree, cur
rent bushes, etc.. etc., for sale. Call and see
him. -. 46-3t
Hon. G. w. Benedict, the jovial collector
ofs'infernal' revenue, stopped in this village
Tuesday. ..:rz.
Don't forget that Saturday is fair day. If
not pleasant, it will be pvsponed till the fol-
Lowing Saturday.
Annual meeting Of the Wadena Bible So
ciety on the May llth. All are earnestly in
| vited to attend.
Mr.. euro came down to Wadena Thurs
| day, and commenced the moving Of c.. H.
Peake's building.
Hatch's German Cough Syrup for coughs
aud dcolds. Fag .GsoaR il j. = sure euEek For,
sale ct the Wadena Drug Store. 37tf
We are indebted to Register Case and
Agent Stuart for courtesies rendered to the
people, through the FARMER.
A note of 800 given by Peter Newens,
and running to J. Elliot. All parties are
warned from taking the same. }. ELLIOT.
It is pleasing to us to announce that Miss
Clara Worthington, who was taken to St.
is getting along nicely.
John Heron has traded his lot on which
the blacksmith shop stands, to Charles Peake,
for the house tor1ferly occupied by Mrs.
Worthington, and k1ot on Third street op-
posite the school house.
A party of two gentlemen with families,
camped in this village Tuesday night. They
were on their way to Manterburg, Shell
River prairie, and were we'll supplied with
farming implements, poultry, stock, etc.
The attention Of parties now advertising
notices to prove up, in this county, is .alled
to the fact that they can do so before c. f.
Bullard, OF Verndale. Look at your notices
again. Any two OF the advertised witnesses
will do.
A bill is to lie prepared and presented to
congress, providing for the removal Of the
machinery in the mint at Carson City New,
and employed in a new mint, to he estab-
lished in some city on the Mississippi, to he
hereafter designated. /
Thomas Barwise, of Compton, had twelve
bushels OF oats stolen last week, and says he
would like to have the parties bring back the
sacks, as they w] rs borrowed ones and the
owner needs them now. Farmers ought to
take warning and keep their granaries locked.
w. J. Whipple has bought farm on Eng.
land Prairie, and is going to work to improve
it immediately. Mr.W appears like live,
go-allead mani and will doubtless be warmly
welcomed by the Intelligent citizens Of that
prairie, to whom he will he quite an acquisi-
ton. ..' is al
W. E. Christie writes to us under date of
April 18th, saying: -
You must have been misinformed in re-
gard to that fracus between GRAFT and me.
1t did not happen in Aldrich; it was in the |
country and no shooting was done; Grant
drew 4 revolver but diun't fire it. Please |
correct, and oblige. 'r+ 49,. . :" 4
The FARMER is ualsing preparations and !!
will, on the first Of June, appear Us = first |
class agriculture paper a list Of con.ribu-
tors, comprising the best griepltural author !
ity in the northwest, is being secured, and
the best methods Of farming, with special
reference to soil, climate, ETC., will Le' advo-
cated 4 ~ i - tt.s@'t 4 +. i F.t.'trI'<: :EstASI