The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-12-15
Local Matters.
Wadena Wanderings.

Cranberies, 1t n. G. Peske's.
+. f. Luce raok a run to Per-
ham, yesterday
Maltby has BOT on q lot of stoves :.
Go and see tlscth
The Fergus a''aa!s Independent, has
anew power press.
House to rent. Enquire of 4. r.
Ostran,ler.
Best cheese in town, st A G.
Peske's.
dourhead is Simply b0oring, as is
also the D:sN 4rgonaut.
othcss t. scht over che new bark building,
Gardner L Co.
We are sorry t. SAY that Mrs.
Pelkey is again sick in bed.
Honey in the comb, ut A. G..
Peake's.
Money 50 loan ut per cent. by
II. F. OsrRANDER.
"1hcy all do it,
New styles Of visiting cards, at
this Office.
Foreign and American sardines, At
a. G. Peake's.
Santa Claus headquarters, at Mrs.
Nettie Ostrander's.
House to let. Enquire at a. c..
Peake's.
WANrED--Two servent girls. at
the Merchants Hotel
Minnehaha flour, Rslzr Minis pro.
cess, \. G.. Pea41e's.
Mr.. SeaAat's children, %ke have
been quite sick, are Espaly gaining.
Be sure You see those taking dolls,
at Mrs. Ostrander's.:
1t will pay to call at Maltby's new
store; for anythieeg you want.
Csf at the farmer office for brass
legal cap fasteners.
Big Stock of syrups. by the gallon
or keg, at n. G. Peake's.
Call ut Sirs. Ostrander's fer Christ.
mas toys, before going elsewhere.
Best tea and coffee ever brought to
Nadena, ut \. G. Peake's,
"They all DO it,
Fun for the children. Chopped
Niggers at the Drug Store, yum! yum!
Another large invoice of pressed
'ln pans, $l.l0 per dozen. at Miller 1
Toss.
G. II. Tucslcy. Of the Perl,am
Journal, took dinner ut the Mer-
chants, Tuesday.
Buy your clothing Of G. NJ. Maltby,
BlufftOn. $1,000 worth OH hand, and
must be sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case went to St. Paul
last week, and returned l,ou,e Mon
day merning.
We wish some subscriber who is
in Arrears wos's'i bring us 4 good load
Of hard wood.
Don't fail to go to the jewelry store
before buying elsewhere, aud 9ook
over the tine stock
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
l. 4. Paddock, are the recipients of
another 10y baby.
A car load of best Cumberland coal
at Button, and c. NJ. Maltby will
sell it 1T Bottom prices.
The Duluthians have subscribed
$4,000 to give somebody that will
build $500 600 hotel.
We are informed that Mr.. Elliott's
mill was insured for $1,000, and that
he will soon rebuild.
Already on hand, the largest stock
Of dolls ever brought to Watiena. at
'11rs. Ostrander's.
W. S. Hurst, cashier Bank of Per-
ham, was in the village Friday, and
made us pleasant call.
The st. Paul Dispatch is booming.
It was recently compelled to enlarge
to accommodate its advertisers.
"'rhcy all do it,
Toy tea sets; China and Britannia,
FROM l5c., to 1925 per set, at Mrs.
Hettio Gstra1aer's.
Only SO cents q pack, for those
beautiful cream co..tes', giat~edged,
bristol cards SeiAi{ iii your order.
J. NJ. Flower, who has been buying
wheat for A. J. Sawyer, starts for
Oconomowac, Wis.,, next wreck
DR.. G. i. Jordan. OF Duluth. and
j. B. Alexander. of Fergus Falls,
registered at the Merchants, Monday.
Thomas II. Garfield, OF Burlington,
Vermont, Who owns large farm at
Lake Park, was in the village Mon
day.
If you want to raise money on your
farm, see what you can do with Peake
Il Murray before you borrow else
where.
Last week we neglected to men-
.stion that Hon. C.. +. Richardson, Of
Little Falls, made us very pleas
=aMt call.
Money to loan for three or Gve
years on improved farms. at low
rate Of interest. Enquire at Bank O
Wadeha.
The mills that were lately de.
stroyed by fire in Minneapolis, viii
not be rebuilt until sometime mex
summer.
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