The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-09-22

Mrs. E. s. Case was in attendance
ut the Fargo fair. the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Hall,
Mr.. !. H. Bradford, of the Bank
OF Verndale, spent few hours in
the village Monday.
DR.. E. l.. Halves, our resident
dentist, is doing \ fine business, and
gives general satisfaction.
Notwithstanding man to
wo,k up 1 or 5 acres Of sugar-cane.
| H. w. FULLER.
L. f. Stinehour is building u va
randa in front Of the drug store. It
is decided Improvement.
Our merchants are laying in large
and we'll selected stocks, to meet the
big trade expected this fall.
We understand that Wadena is to
have another saloon. In our opinion
the town has too many now.
John 1nman, manager Of the telc-
phone exchange ut Fargo, arrived in
Wadela, Saturday evening last.
Our telegraph system in this part
of the state is in very bad condition,
aud needs new wires and poles.
A. G. Peake, Of the firm of Webb
L Peake, made trip to Fargo last
week, to enjoy the sights of the Fair.
Mike Cosgrove, formerly section
boss ut this station, but now of Brain
erd, has been in town the past few
days.
School teachers should apply to
E. E. Luce l. Co., and obtain the
highest prices for their orders for
wages.
The Fargo Fair was failure f..
nancislly, although it was one Of the
finest exhibitions ever held in the
Northwest.
4 car load of best lime at Button.
a Car load of first-class wagons at C..
N. Maltby's, at very low figures and
all warranted.
J. J. Bennett has made some i'm
provements in his saloon building,
having had it plastered and re-
painted.
Money to loan for three or five
years ON improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank OF
Wadena.
Apples, peaches, oranges, lemons,
grapes, pears, sweet-lotatoes, and all
kinds of staple and fancy groceries,
ut Mrs. Ostrander's.
J. a. Sloan has purchased the Gen.
trail House barn and lot, OH King
street, and has commenced building u
dwelling thereon.
E. A. Maglone, travelling repre-
sentative of the Fargo Republican,
cast the light of his countenance up
on US Tuesday.
The Moorhead Argonaut has
changed form. 1t is now a five col.
umn quarto, all printed at home. A
change for the better.
r. G. Ostrander is again at his
post in his neat barber shop, after R
short visit to his old home. We are
glad to set him return.
New goods and new prices, at the
Wadena Jewelry Store, in watches
clocks, jewelry, musical instruments,
pocket cutlery, and everything in the
line.
John Wyvell returned home from
Bismarck, Tuesday morning. He
has very bad cold, which has prob
ably settled on his lungs.
King, who shot and killed his
brother-in-law, wilkins, ON Shell
Prairie, was acquitted l>y the grand
jury ut Brainerd, hast week.
1t is going the rounds of the ex-
changes, that Underwood, of the
Fergus Falls Journal, is going to
start paper 1T Breckenridge.
On Monday last, wheat took a
jump. and went up to $l.34 per
busl,el. Farmers can't complain
| Euch about the price this year.
C. D. Baker, of Button, was
elected one Of the Otter Tail county
delegates, to attend the State Con-
vesstio,', to be held next week, in
st. Paul.
A teachers institute will CON-
,ncnce at Lake Park next Monday
and continue two weeks. Prof. T.
j. Grey and Miss 4. A. Wheeler, are
the instructors
| Rawson & Hooking have just re-
|ceived half a ca load of the cele-
brated Davis sewing machines,
which they are selling ut the very
lowest prices.
J. f. Hall, of Fargo, formerly
editor of this paper, Was in the viii
lage over Sunday. MI. Hall has with
drawn from the Republican, and is
now rising reakestate dealer. Sue
cess, Ed.
TAKEN CP.-1n my garden, in town
40, range "a, Cass Co., one ned and
white spotted OK. For particulars,
! call on or address,
&ELAs WILKINS,
Ai,nter Il. O., Class Co., Minn.