The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13

Mr.. Chase, editor Of the Brainerd
Tribune, went to Ohio, and was to
have been married, l:st week.
The drug store presents neat ap.
pearance, with the addition Of a bay
window and fresh coat Of paint.
T. F. Ostrander has got q new
cylinder desk. 1t is a "daisy," and
just the thing Theo has needed.
Look at the new restaurant ad.
vertisement, and then go down and
get meal nhen you are in town.
Murray L Allen have opened a new
kiln of brick this week. They are
having 4 good demand for them.
Mrs. Kramer's millinery store has
received 4 coat of paint. Another
ono would make it look much better.
About 8 o'clock in the afternoon
of each day, Wadena presents quite
a busy appearance in railroad bust
ness.
If you want to raise money on your
farm, see what you can do with Peake
l. Murray before you borrow else
where.
Supt. Towne, of the Northern Pa
cific, has resigned, and Barney Nc
Hugh has been appointed his sue
cessor.
School teachers should apply to
Peake L Murray and obtain the
highest prices for their orders for
wages.
Carl l. Roller have received and
placed in their brewery, a FIVE horse
power engine and boiler. 1t is a
beauty.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate Of interest. Enquire at Bank OF
Wadena.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the FARMER, when less than bnsh-
ii and half of wheat will pay for
ono year.
John Hayton is soon to give up his
position in Giles Peake's furniture
store, to be succeeded by a cousin of
Mr.. Peake.
Miss Rose Miller has returned home
from Thomastown, after finishing a
very successful term of school in
that district.
A car load of best lime at Bluffton
4 car load of first-class wagons at C.
VI: Maltby's. at very low figures and
all warranted.
Divine service will be held next
Sunday morning. at IL o'clock, ir
Peake's Opera House, Rev. E. S
Peake officiating.
It is probable that Clark l. Nc.
Clure will rebuild their mill at Per.
ham, as they have quite a number OF
logs to be sawed yet.
Will L. Northfoss starts for
Greene, Iowa, next Monday, to CON-
plete his studies in one OF the law
firms, of that place.
A Williams, we arc sorry to say,
is very sick with some kind of a
fever. It is hoped that he will
soon be around again.
John DAILY, a conductor on the new
railroad received quite serious in
jnries last Saturday. We understand
his knee was put out of joint.
No vote was polled last Monday, on
the bond question, probably because
the polls were not opened. Lots of
enterprise and spirit shown, eh?
While some boys were out hunting,
a week ago Saturday, at Little Falls,
one of them accidently shot himself
dead. He was only l3 years old.
Carpenters are fast Transforming
the building formerly occupied by
Staples & Lovelace, into boarding
house, and are also building barn,
It was about this time last year
that our people were wading around
in about one foot Of snow, and with
buffalo overcoats on. Now it is mud
After the first ten miles of the
/ BLACK Hills road is finished, they are
tn have the use Of another engine, tc
haul supplies to the end of the track
The Fergus Falls Journal has re-
eeiyed lis new power press, and We
suppose TIE next improvement will
be an engin and boiler to run ii
with.
Attention is called to the new ad
vertiselneut in Ibis issue, of c. H
Foss. wi,o has l..rge and complete
stock Of hardware, 'toVes' etc. Give
him call.
A valuable oveFcoa was taKe1
from the Merchants last n'ght' Du'
was soon found tied to a .ali>e in tn
depot. The valise has not Deer
called for yet.
Rawson A Hooking hace just re-
ccivcd half a Cal load OF the celc-
brated Davis sewing mach. mes
which they are selling at the very
lowest prices.
John Sloan, who has been quite
seriously ill at the hc,ne OF his BROTH
er James. the past few weeks, is now
so much better as to be able to sit
up part of the day.
Our village is now blessed with =
good photograph gallery, where you
can get any kind of a picture, from a
tintype to a life size photograph.