The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-09-29
Local Matters.
Wadena WanderingS.

Money to loan ut : per cent. by
L. r. OSTRANDER.
Judge Smith, Of Eern,lale, was in
town Tuesday.
Oats and feed in any quantity, ut
Blutiton Mills:
Thomas Miller has gone to Dakota,
on III exploring tour.
Confectionery, cigars and tobacco,
ut Mrs. Ostrander's.
1t will pay to call at Maltby's new
store, for anything You want.
Miss Ida Hicks, niece of C. J. Stu
art, returned to her home in Iowa,
Monday.
Cut flowers, vaces, and fancy goods,
1T Mrs. Ostrander's.
Biuttton mills have started up
again, having been thoroughly re-
paired.
There will he preaching in Peakc's
Hall, next Sabbath morning, by Rev.
J. Kiddcr.
Largest assortment Of toys in Wa
dena, it Mrs. Ostr;.nder's.
A. Murray has purceased the
German Methodist parsonage.
Edward Powers has opened u res.
taurant in James Ostranders building,
on Front street.
Another large invoice of pressed
sln pans, $l.lO per dozen, 1T Miller 4
FOss'.
There will he a union prayer
meeting 1T the churc this evening,
at halt past seven.
Get your Lumber, Lath and Shin.
giles of B;.umlmch & Meyer; full stock
always Oh hand.
Mrs. c. D. Graham returned Sat,,r.
day, from Iowa, to gladden. the hearts
OF her husband and numerous friends
here.
Buy your clothing Of G. NJ. Maltby,
BlufftOn. $1,000 worth OH hand, and
must be sold.
G. H. Foss and bride, arrived in
the village Tuesday morning, and
were warmly welcomed by their
many friends.
+. +. Luce 4 Co., negotiate loans
OH improved farms, Oh from three to
ten years time.
The young lady who could not make
her bangs stay b,ng, said she vas
having Il tuft time of it.
J. J. Ellis, late of Greene, Iowa, is
erecting a photograph gallery on
Front street.
Miss Beach, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Ostrander, re-
turns to her home in Todd county to-
day.
Aaltby has just moved into his new
store at Bluffton. Go and see what
he offers i'll goods and prices.
It may be right occasionally to
take bull by the horns, but it is al.
ways we'll to keep in mind that the
horns belong to the bull.
We have received letter from
our old friend, S. S. Gardner, but at
so late 4 date as to prevent its pub
lication this week.
II you want to raise money on your
farm, see what you can do with f. E..
Luce & Co., before you borrow else
where.
There will be preaching in the
school house at England Prairie,
next Sabbath at 3 p. m., by Rev. j.
Kiddcr.
The daughter of Mr.. Stephenson,
eff Verndale, died Monday afternoon,
The fi'acral was Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Kidder officiated,
Mr.. Fuller left at our office q
sample of his excellent Amber Cane
Syrup, Of which he is making from
forty to fifty gallons per day.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank o
Nadcna.
Roy Ostranler's barber pole, which
WAS stolen OH the last night of the
Fair, w.s returned to him by express
on Monday.
Apples, peaches, oranges, lemons
grapes, pears, sweet-potatoes, and all
kinds of staple and fancy groceries.
at Mrs. Ostrander's.
Mr.. Starkey, presiding elder of this
district, preached the first sermon in
the new church on Saturday evening,
and held quarterly meeting there on
Sunday.
New goods and new prices, at the
Wadena Jewelry Store, in watches
clocks, jewelry, musical instruments
pocket cutlery, and everything in the
line.
W.. Whipple, We Junior editor.
is recruiting with old friends in the
southern part OF the State. and will
go Oh the Editorial Excursion to
Chicago, Uia- Omaha.
Go to l.. f. Stinehonr's for Mrs.
Fr3snnn's Ne,o National Dyes. For
brightness and durability of color,
are unequaled. Color from 2 to
pounds. Directions in English and
German. Price is cents.
Mrs. c, J. Stuart starts on visit
to her old home in Maine, on Mnday,
to be gone two or three months, dur
ing which time Charles will be a wid-