The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-11-03
Local Matters.
Wadena WanderinqS.

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o'acss to rsnt over the new bank building,
+. Vanzant, has returned from
Wisconsin.
Money to loan at per cent by
T. +. OsrRANDER.
DR.. Babcock has built an addition
to his dwelling.
1t will pay to call at A1altby's new
store, for anything you want.
Rev. H. ". Troy, is boarding with
Mrs. G. f. Kelley.
Maltby has got on a lot Of stoves
TO and see them.
E. E. Luce went to Fargo, Monday,
and returned Tuesday.
The FARMER supports good, sub.
stantiM side walk now.
A. NJ. Darling returned to Wadena,
from Winnepeg, Friday last.
Mrs. DR.. Babcock went to- Min.
neapolis last Tuesday, visiting.
Mr.. S. S. Gardner, is expected in
Wadena, some time this month.
r. X. Whiteley. OF Brainerd, regis.
tered at tho Merchants, Friday.
Miss Flora Franks will teach school
in Oak Valley. the coming winter.
For sALR.---Three yoke of young
oxen, by John Moore, Compton, MINI.
Another large invoice of pressed
:ln pans, $l.l0 per dozen, at Miller s.
Foss'.
Quite !, number of horses in this
vicinity. are sick with what is called
"pink-eye."
Buy your clothing Of c. NJ. Maltby.
Bluffton. $1,000 worth On hand, and
must be sold.
For SALE.-One span of four year
old colts. Enquire OF Frank Brown,
Wadena, Mimi.
C.. G. Kelley's house. in Verndale,
burned last week, with loss Of 5000;
so says the Journal.
Fargo has organized a gas compa'
ny, and next spring the city will be
illuminated with gas.
The Merchants Hotel has engaged
q new book-keeper--a Mr., Hunter.
recently from Canadx~
John Heinen is expected home
from st. Paul this week. lie will
probably not cosnr alone.
T. s. Robbins, of Compton, will
sell his household furniture and farm
machinery, at auction, Nov. 7th.
MFR. and Mrs. G. B. Graham are
going to housekeeping in the up-stair
rooms of Herron's building.
Mrs. Nettie Ostrander intends to
dispose of her stock of groceries soon,
and put in complete stock of fancy
goods.
II you want to raise money on your
farm, see what you can do with Peake
& Murray before you borrow else
where.
Williams. the wood and tie con-
tractor, arrived in Wadcna Tuesday.
We did not learn who he made con-
tracts with.
4 car load Of best lime at Bluffton.
4 car load of 6rst-class wagons at G.
Al. Maltby's, at very low figures and
all warranted.
The best preventive of consumptive
diseases Of the lungs, bowels or kid.
neys. is Browns Iron Bitters. It
checks all decay. ~
DR.. and Mrs. Cromett are now
snugly ensconced in their neat and
beautiful home, on corner Of Thissdd 1
and Avsrill atIeeettss eets:
Miss Elva Wilcox, sister Of Mrs.
I. 4. ostrander, arrived in the city
Tuesday morning. Her many friends
will be glad to see her.
The business ut this railroad sta
tion for the month of September
amounted to $033l. Pretty good
showing for one month.
We beg the pardon of Mr.. Bateman
of Shell Prairie, for the tardy ap
pearance Of his crop report. 1t VA
Inadvertently omitted last week.
C.J. Stuart started for Winn, Maine
Monday morning, on four week
visit. He will I've accompanied hom
by Mrs. Stuart. when he returns.
There are 2lQ newspapers printe'
in Minnesota, l0643 in the Unite
States. The number Of towns in thi
State in which papers are published
are l24.
f. G.. Allen, Of Minneapolis, super
intendent of agencies, for Appleto
l. Cos American Cyclopedia, was i
town Monday, and made us i pleas
ant call.
Rawson & Hooking have just re
.ceived half Cal load of the cele
brated Davis sewing machines
which they are selling at the yer.
lowest prices.
John Dobson, of Wrightstowr
made us call Tuesday. He present
ed us with a dollar and half, All
told us to send the FARMER rigll
along. Next.
As the parent swayed the rod Q
correction, he said, II feel muc
worse than you de. my son." 1.-The
why don't you change ends!' whin
percd the hopeful.
A disgraceful row occurred o
Third street Monday night, in whic
one of the Wadena "Bear's" thrus
his "paw'' through McCarty's saloo
frov% oovorol ri ,nos