The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29
New hardware store soon.
Pitted cherries at Burch & Co. s..

new hardware store soon.
Pitted cherries at Burch {, Co.'s.
Wheat harvest will commence next week.
Comfortably warm, when not hotter than
dutch love in fly time.
The best stock of clothing at Malt
by's, Blufton. 3 tt
Mr.. Bement is building house in west
end of town.
Feed 1926 per ton at the Wadena
mills.
New building going up on the east end Of
Averill street.
The cheapest goods on the N. P.
r. r. at Button. 3tf
The Wadena Lodge A. 0. Of U. w., now
occupy their new quarters in Peakes Opera
House.
The celebrated Favorite Cook Stove
at Maltby's, Button. 8 If
Mr. Staples, new arrival, is erecting
large building on Third street, south of MIR.
Katzky's store.
The best scythes and snaths, $1.75
at Maltby's, Button. If
Mr. Kelley has removed his wagon shop
from Third to Averill street, adjoining Mr..
Kephart's blacksmith shop.
Best scythes and snathes for 81 so
sold by Miller & Foss. Off
Messrs. Whitney and Cromett returned
from their western trip Saturday night, and
reported having very pleasant excursion
Bargains not to be found elsewhere
at Burch & Co.'s. tt
Miss Nettie Hammer returned from her
long absence last week, and was warmly
welcomed by her many friends in Wadena
Closing out sale of summer stock
at the cheap cash store of H. F.
Burch d Co. tt
All old saying has it that "every dog has
his day" According to this it will take
about 100 years to so around in Wadcna.
You can buy lumber and shingles
at Baker & Co.'s, Bluffton, cheaper
than anywhere else. They all say so.
All men running threshing machines are
requested to meet at the postot1ice Oh Mon
day Aug I'd, for the purpose of regulating
prices, etc.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate Of interest. Euqaire at Bank of
Wadena.
A new night operator has been engaged
in the Wadena station, Mr.. Martin, from
Fargo:S It IS also reported that change has
been made in the Fargo and Moorhcad Offices
Messrs. Truax and Babcock having been re-
lieved
Katzky has received the largest
stock of hats and caps ever brought
to Wadcna. which he is selling at
remarkably low prices. Cali Oh him
before you purchase. 8 tt
The Minnesota and Northwestern Editorial
excursion will take place Oct. 9Th. The edi-
tors with their wives and sweethearts will
meet at the Nicolett House, Minneapolis, and
thence proceed to St.Louis via NJ, {: S.. l.. and
B. C. R. & N. railways.
The true citizen, in new town, never
loses sight clthe value in advertising. Lead
ING business men all over the country attri-
butte their success to printers ink. It is all
potent when handled with Judgment and
liberality.
Mr.. Peach is pushing Mr.. Taylor's new
To T),o
ment has been dug, the foundation laid and
the frame is nearly ready to 80 up. It will
probably be raised next week, and will be a
decided improvement to the village.
VIM. Cressey, brotler-in-law to Charlie
Foss, arrived in Wadena last week and has
about decided to remain. He Is a painter
and got of the train here merely to see the
place, but found plenty Of employment and
is now at work with his coat off like the
rest of us. lie is not from Iowa.
E. S. Case departed for Iowa Monday ght
He expects to be absent about ten days, and
will he accompanied, on his return, by his
wife and son. His residence, during the
summer, has been enlarged and improved,
the decorating of his rooms, by Mr.. Davids,
being especially fine.
Mr.. and MIS-. C. H. Peake started for New
York Monday. They will so to St. Paul,
thence TO Duluth and take passage by the
lakes to Buffalo, Their hosts Of Friends here
heartily wish them a safe journey and an
enjoyable trip. They will he absent from
Wadena about six weeks.