The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-07-14
Local Matters.

See Webb 4 Peake's price list OH
first page.
For SALE.-~O One good young mich
COW, by Rev. J. Hepp.
Brick! Brick! Brick! ut Baumbach
i Meyers.
Tie delinquent tax list appeared
in last weeks Journal.
IT you want to buy Lime cheap, go
to Baumbach 4 Meyers.
Blueberries, sl.75 per bushel, at
Webs i Peake's.
+. f. Luce Il Co. are buying rail-
road time checks.
Plenty of Feed, Oats, &c. at Webb
4 Peake's.
Mrs. VIM. Bement is visiting
friends on Shell Prairie.
For Groceries and provisions Of all
kinds, go to Webb 4 Peake's.
c. A. Couillard started for Min
nearolis yesterday morning.
H. J. Taylor went to Minneapolis
Tuesday evening, on business.
Harry Presson went east Wednes-
day evening, Oh the express.
Mrs. J. E. Baughn, of Aurora, Ill.,,
IS visiting her brother, E. S. Case.
Potter has just received another
lot Of those fine organs and pianos.
Car load Blacksmiths Coal re-
ceived to-day, at Webb Il Peakc's.
C. c. Parker and Bro. Mcmillan,
OF the Journal, were in town Mon
day.
j. J. Bennett and wife are keeping
house in the rooms over the printing
office.
Three COWS were killed by the
train between here and Verndale,
Monday.
Remember the meeting of the
Agricultural Society, on Saturday, at
4o,clock.
Miss Nettie Shutlebarger has re.
turned home from Parkers Prairie
to stay.
Mr.. Dorr, of Green, Iowa, is il
town visiting old friends from that
section.
a. W. Lake, a former resident OF
Wa1ena, is in town renewing ole
acquaintance.
The work train is in Wadena agair
and will haul piles for the n. P, r.
F. Il B. II. railroad.
4. II. Lincoln passed through town
Friday, with very fine collection of
deers' heads, birds, etc.
Mr.. Staples, of Staples, MIMI, was
In town Monday and purchased a
pair of oxen of J. Katzky.
The safe for the Bank of Perham
has arrived 1t is similar to the one
in the City Bank IN Wadena.
Chan Potter has charge of a gang
of men corduroying ON the line of
the y. F., F. F. & 3. II. r. r.
Mrs. Potter has some very nice
chromos and oil paintings, which she
offers at very reasonable prices.
Rev. VIM. Kephart, John King and
Danniel Scrlbner went to Brainert1
Monday, to work in the machine
sho<s.
James 4Ashburner !; Bro, have
some very nice cutting scythes with
snaths to match, which they are
selling at very low prices.
E. f. Luce & Co. negotiate loans on
farm property, at low rates Of com
mission, in amounts from $500 tc
$1,000.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank o
Wadeha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, of Kings
ton, Ont, are visiting A. r. Wiswel
and family. Mrs. Campbell is sister
of Mrs. Wiswell.
Rawson L Hooking have just re
ceived some of the best lard oil il
the market, which they are selling
ut the lowest prices.
W. s. Hurst was in town Monday
He is talking of erecting residence
here. Plenty Of room William, ant
hearty welcome to you.
Thomas Scott. one of the oldest set
tiers of this county, has sold hi
farm in Thomastown to VIM. Grant
and gone to Washington Territory.
{tawson 4 Hooking have just re
eeiyed II large invoice of the cele
bratsd Davis sewing machines. Cal
and see them
We received this week. a yer,
beautiful boQuet, the gift Of Mrs
Manlovc, of Oak Valley, for which
she will pie Sc accept our hearties
thanks.
Col. DeGraff was in town Satul
day. lie left rather suddenly t.
look after the Injunction proceeding
Of Jim Hill, in tha matter of tn
Pelican branch.
The report of the Congregations
Conference, at Glyndon. by Rev. }
kidder, was Numerically crowde
out this week. but will, however, AZ
pear next week.
The Free Methodists are holdin
camp meeting at Frazee City, thi
week. Passenger trains will stop q