The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-11-03

dOOO OAK WOOO Is WOCtu &o.OV poI
cord In Fargo.
The Methodists of Verndale, are
building church.
A few fakes Of Snow on tho first
day Of November.
Services in the hall next Sunday
morning, by Rev. J. Kidder.
Look out for Christmas goods ut
the jewelry store, this month.
A Langley has span Of good work
horses for sale, OF trade for stock.
Will Northfoss changed his mind
again, and started last night for 1ew":
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Ostrander are
boarding at Kell's Hotel, at present.
The tread power wood saw, is do.
ing considerable business around Wa
dena.
We are glad to see A. Williams on
our streets again, after a serious
illness.
Fremont Kelley went to Herning,
Tuesday, in the interest Of Barnes &
Msgill.
DR.. Jordan, Of Duluth, was in town
yesterday, and left for home in the
evening.
Col. w. H. Martin, Of Shell Prai-
rie. came down to the city this
morning.
Geo. B. Keen, representing T. s.
White L Co., St. Paul, arrived in town
this morning.
J. Katzky, wife and daughter,
reached New York in safety, and are
enjoying pleasant time.
W. A. Scott, Of n. P. Junction, IS
helping Mr.. Vets in the depot during
the absence Of Charles Stuart.
IT, Ostrander cut himself quite
badly this morning, with the broken
piece Of glass from show case.
We wish our correspondents to
send in election reports, as soon as
reliable returns can be obtained.
Mr.. Clayton, the plow factory man,
has got his residence erected and is
now waiting for lime to complete it.
School teachers should apply to
Peake 4 Murray and obtain the
highest prices NJ their orders for
wages.
Jake Montgomery is building shed
! in connection with Tom Miller's
establishment, in which to store ma
chinery.
Money to loan for three or FIVE
years on improved farms, at low
rate Of interest. Enquire at Bank OF
Wadena.
Fuller & Jones are still selling WA.
gons, although it begins to look as
if the wagons would have to be
hauled home on runners.
Charles Boettcher has built con-
venient sidewalk in front of Fuller
l. Jones building, connecting it with
Theo. Ostrander's walk.
"Col. j. c.. w. K. Everson, U. S.
Special Agent of Ldt.,' is going to
Henning, this week, to build an ele-
vator for Barnes & Magill.
John Heinen, leader of the Wadena
Cornet Band, returned home yester.
day morning, and now the band can
"catch up on its wedding serenades.
A collision between N. P. freight
train and St. P, NJ. & NJ. train,
caused the mail trains on this road
to be about eight or nine hours late
last Saturday. ~
Baumbach 4 Meyer have cleared
the ground in front 81 tho planning
mill, and i Is now re.dy for the COM
[mencen,ent Of the round house to be
built there. ~.z<5' zss*'s.>=,
There are few stores in Northern
Minnesota that carry as large and
select stocks, as do some of our
merchants. Our stores would he a
credit to any city.
! The Wadena Lumber Company
have some of the largest oxen, that
we have ever seen. Mr.. Paddock
started for the lumber camp last
week, with an excellent yoke.
J. B. Inman, we'll known in
Wadena, was married to Juel r,
Wakefield, at Fargo, this week. The
Fargo papers speake very highly OF
him, but We understand he is not sc
favorably thought Of here.
Go to L. e. Stinehour's for Mrs
Freemun's New National Dyes. Fo1
brightness and durability of color
are unequaled. Color from 2 to
pounds. Directions in English ant
German. Price Is cents.
Billy Joyce started last night TO
Barton, bis home. Billy was form
erly clerk in the Merchants ant
later was working in the Waden'
mills, and showed himself to be .
; strictly honest and industrious youn,
man.
vWANTED!~a
BY Peake L Marray at CITY BANK
Wadena County Orders, also Schoo
Orders for teachers wages, for whicl
the highest cash price will be paid.
3 b b s & 8 1
The ladies of the Methodist So
ciety, have purchased an organ TO
the new church. A part of the pur
chase money was raised by subscrir
tion. and the balance will probabl