The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-08-11
Local Matters.

this week.
Brick! Bricl! Brick! at Daumbach
\ Meyers.
James Sloan has commenced work
on the school house.
Mourning paper and envelopes, for
sale ut the postotfi:c.
+. $. Case returned home Tuesday
morning. from Chicago.
Offices to rent over the now bank building.
Miss Belle Graham, of Imam, is In
Wadcna on Il weeks visit.
Old papers for sale 1T this Office, ut
81 cents per hundred.
Col. Mcnamara went to st. Paul on
Il. r. business, last week.
Money to loan ut per cent. by
7. r. OSrRANDER.
Hon. G. F.. Billiard, Of Verndale,
was in the village yesterday.
Now Testament, Revised Version,
for sale ut the postoflice.
1t will pay to call at Maltby's new
store, for anything You want.
W. $. Hurst, cashier Bank Of
Perham, WAS III town Monday.
The receipts 1T the Wadena r. r.
station, for July, w:s $$4639.l9.
Miss Maria Fuller returned hcme
from Parkers Prairie, last week.
Father Gunkel, Of Perham, held
services in Compton last Sunday.
Our two City drays are doing a
''land office BUSINESS, ut present.
Mr.. W. $. Hurst moved his family
from Button to Perham, Tuesday.
Another large invoice Of pressed
tin pans, 81. 10 per dozen, 1T Miller 4
Foss'.
Ten lots were sold this week. in
Case, Peake 4 Halls addition to Far
60.
Get your Lumber, Lath and Shin
giles of Baumb bach & Meyer; full stock
always on hand.
II. Kell's baby has been quite seri-
ously i'll, and it was not expected to
live.
F.. +. Luce { Co.. negotiate loans
on improved farms, on from three to
ten years time.
The switch stand has been placed
in position at the junction of the new
railroad.
School teachers should apply to
F.. E. Luce 4 Co., and obtain the
highest prices for their orders for
wages.
Mr.. holland and family have moved
into their new house, which is quite
comfortable.
II you want to raise money on your
farm, see what yOn can do with +. f..
Luce l. Co., before You borrow else
Were.
Carpenters are busily at work
building boarding cars, to be used OH
the new road.
Rawson L Hooking have just re-
ceived some of the best lard oil in
the market, which they are selling
at the lowest prices.
7. W. Del,ison, the veteran fur
buyer was registered at the Mer'
chants Monday.
James Ashburncr 4 Bro, have
some very nice cutting scythes with
snaths to match. which they are
selling at very low prices.
Maltby has just moved into his new
store 1T Bluffton. Go and see what
. 'ffers in goods and prices.
The Fargo Republican has dis
carted tho ready print system, and
comes out an all at home paper.
Chan Potter returned from the line
of railroad on which he is working
Saturday, and remained over Sunday
+. G. Field started on \ visit to his
old home, in Prescott, Wisconsin, on
Monday. We wish him a pleasant
i.
Money to loan for three or five
years ON improved farms, at low
rate Of interest. Enquire At Bank of
Wadena.
Gardner & Case have been appointed
agents for the New York Under
writer's Fire Insurance Co., for this
district.
J. Ashburner Il Bro, have just
received \ large assortment OF sash
:.nta doors, which, they will sell at the
lowest cash prices.
Mr.. John King and family arrived
in Wadena last week, from Sumner,
Iowa. lie is Il brothcr-in-law of f.
r. Luce.
TIE New STYLOGRApH PEN--Busi-
ness men and professional men alike
testify to its superiority over any
writing instrument ever invented.
For sale at the postoffice.
II. J. Taylor went on a fishing ex.
cursion Saturday, and returned yester-
day. lie went rid. Perham to Otter
Tail Lake.
A. H~o+l Fer the next
~ OO0S' Thirty d vs. we
will sell Sash, Doors, etc, at
cost, at the WADENA PLANNING
MILL.
a car load of best lime at BlufftOn,
A car load Of irst-class wagons at G.
N. Ma]tbys, at very low figures and
all warranted.
We noticed time recorder ON one
of the caboOses last week. It records