The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-03-17
Offices to rent over the new bank building,

Offices to rent over the new bank building,
Gardner & Co.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet
at Mrs. A. r. Wiswe]l's, Wednes-
day evening, March 23d. AL are
cordially invited.
NETTiE SHCFFLEBARGER, Sec.
$500 in cash will buy mans un-
ion worsted suit, at Baumbach &
Meyers.
| Carl Northfoss will soon build a
large upright addition to his dwell
ing, and has the lumber now in readi-
ness. We are informed that Mr..
Williams will also erect a similar ad-
dition.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate Of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
Johnny Hayton has passed in his
bonds, and taken his position as clerk
in the Wadena postof1ice. Giles has
needed help for sometime, as the bus
mess of his office has grown wonder
fully the past year.
| $4,000 TIES WANTED!-I will pay
the highest market price for $4,000
ties, to be delivered at Watena.
j. kATZKY.
A very successful rehearsal of the
''Dr,mkard's Warning" was held by
the Amateurs last Monday evening.
This play is not only sympathetic but
! is an instructive lesson. and will be
appreciated by our people.
|WANTED! Sc, SS ,4GS }%e tie 'ins
OF the Minnesota North
ern, for which the highest price in
| cash will be paid.
CD. BAKER g. CO..
BlufftOn, Mimi.
Chas. Northfoss & Sons will soon
! put into their planning mill ner en-
gine, of forty or fifty horse power to
| supply the present large demand for
lumber, etc., their engine now i'll use
being Inadequate to do the work.
Giles Peake, at the postoilice, has u
full stock of beautiful collins, of new
and recent designs. He also keeps Il
full supply of all kinds Of furniture.
Walter S. Heathcote was in town
yesterday, and informed us that the
| engineer of the Minnesota Northern
railroad is here, and will probably
! commence operations on that line
ne;st week.
Erickson has just received from
Boston the finest lot of Ladies shoes
ever brought to Wadena county.
Miss Nettie Hammer started for her
home in Otter Tail county, yesterday.
! She has many friends in Wadena who
| will be sorry to learn of her departure.
| We hope, in a selfish way. that she
! will be sshome sick" and return.
The County Commissioners: at their
| meeting on Tuesday, revoked the H.
Quor license of Herman Waldo, who
has, we are informed. repeatedly vio-
| lated his license in the direct face Of
| the law. and has even boosted Of it..
We noticed an item in the Pioneer
Press stating that DR.. johnson. we'll
known young dentist of Minneapolis.
was married to Miss Lucy Pierce, on
Sunday last. DR.. johnson is a son OF
Mrs. Heron, Of our village.
hereby desire to express my thanks
! to the friends who so kindly remem-
bered me with a present of seed wheat
for my new farm on the Shell. and to
those who volunteered to carry my
self and family to my new home.
| WN. DENLEY.
Loren Sloan and w. J. Shaulis left
Wadena this molning for Tower City,
Dakota, to seek their fortunes in that
roint of the Golden Northwest. While
we are sorry to lose two such indus
trious young men, We wish them sue
cess in their new field of labor.
Mr.. W. B. Gorham will sell ut pub
lie auction, Saturday, April I'll, 1881: