The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-09-01
Local Matters.
Wadena WanderinqS.

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School begins Monday.
Prairie chickens are ripe.
These are melancholy days.
No. wheat is worth $l.O5; No. 2,
$l.O2,
See Webb 1 Peake's new I'D, in this
issue.
The Touring mills in this village
will start up next Monday.
Offices to rent over the new bank building,
The fighting editor of the Perhan,
journal, longeth for Il circus.
Money to loan at per cent. by
T. f. OSTRANDER.
NANTED-Ten acres blowing done.
Enquire of Jas. Lamb, Wadena.
1t will pay to call at Maltby's new
store, for anything you want.
j. W. Kephart has moved to Per.
ham, and started i blacksmith shop.
Groceries and provisions, at Webb
L Peake's.
Adams 1 Askew are just ever
ltstingly tllreshing out the wheat,
Picture frames made to order,
At Giles Peake,s furniture store.
". II. Webb went to Duluth
Wednesday 4 week, and returned last
Friday.
Another large invoice of pressed
TN pans, 81. 10 per dozen, at Miller &
FoSs.
Quite number from this village
went to Br;'inerd Monday, to see the
elephant.
Crockery and Glassware, at Webb &
Ieake's.
Annual school meeting Saturday
evening. September 81. 4 full at.
tendance is desired.
Get your Lumber, Lath and Shin.
giles OF Baumbach & Meyer; full stock
always Oh hand.
The Northern Pacific railroad now
offer to purchase all ties that may be
delivered OH their road.
Apples, Grapes, Peaches, &c., al
ways on hand 1T Webb ( Peake's.
E. ". Lowe has sold his place at
Bluffton, to Miller and Lackey, VIII,
are to run it rs a hotel.
+. f. Luce ( Co.. negotiate loans
on improved farms, on from three t.,
ten years time.
W. J.. Spencer. of Thomastown.
was in the city Saturday. and gave us
4 call. Call again William.
Haltby has Just moved into his new
store at Blufftmn. Go and see what
he offers in goods and prices.
The time Of the night express 60
ing east has been changed. 1t now
leaves Wadcna at twelve tifty.five.
Mrs. A. G. Lowe and daughter.
were the guests of her sister, Mrs. G..
A. Whitney, OIL Monday of this week.
a. G. Lathrop, of Monmouth,
Maine, is visiting his son, assistant
engineer Lathrop. of the Black Hills
road.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate Of interest. Enquire at Bank OF
Wadena.
Divine services in Peake's Opera
House, next Sunday morning and
evening, conducted by Rev. C.. R.
Snyder.
a car load of best lime at Bluffton.
A car load of first-class wagons ut c.
N. Maltby's. ut very low figures and
all warranted.
The Wahpeton Times has found it
necessary to enlarge to an eight col.
umn paper. Its new home seems tc
agree with it.
If you want to raise money on your
farm, see what you can do with E. E
Luce Il Co., before you borrow else
where.
Track laying has commenced OF
the Black Hills road, but the scarcit,
of men prevent it being pushed at
very rapid rate.
A large assortment of American
German and French plate mirrors
at Peake's furniture store.
The Ladies' Mite Society will NEE
Sept. 9th, ut Mrs. Barwise's. Let al
the members be present, as we wisl
to elect new officers.
School teachers should apply t,
f. E. Luce & Co., and obtain tn,
highest prices for their orders TO-
wages.
j. z. Andrews, of England Prairie
has got good work OK for sale, o
would buy one. lie has also som,
burkshire pigs for sale. "
We notice new picket fenc,
around the residence of Carl North
floss, which makes Il decided improve
ment in the looks of his home.
John Miller wishes us to say tina
he would be very much obliged i
the person who borrowed(!) his singh
harness, would return the same.
Hurrah! Hnrrah! wheat $1.O5 to
day. Farmers, you can afford t,
subscribe for the NORTHERN PAc1r1,
FARMER. with wheat at that price.
AtCOstl T Tor t:e ne.
vii, sell Sash, Doors. etc. a
cot, 1T the WADENA LAN1NC
MILL.
Sixty.three car loads of materi:
have arrived at this station for tn
Black Hills road, but as there are II
spices on hand, no track can be lai,