The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-12-01

The Northern Pacific railroad now
runs express trains daily, No. 5 ar
irving ut Wadena Sunday morning at
the usual time, 3:55 going west, and
at 1928 Sunday night going east.
G. O. Levejoy, Of Thomastown, was
in the village last Friday, and made
his peace with the printer, by le"v-
ing the regular amount of cash to in
sure the continuation Of the FARMER
to his address.
The Little Falls Transcript is now
under the control of Simmons L Full
er. This transcript has always been
Il Rrst-class weekly, and will not lose
Raay of its good qualities under the
now management. Success to you,
gentlemen.
The largest stock Of holiday goods
ever in tho city, can be seen ut the
Drug Store, consisting of Games,
Photograph and Autograph albums,
Poems, Sheet Music, Fancy Box
Stationery, Musical Instruments.
Toys for children, &C., &c.
TAKEN rP--Came to my place
about Nov. 22d. 1881, one red steer,
coming two years old. Owner can
have Same by proving property and
paying charges. c. II. PEAKE,
Wadena, MINI.
The amount of money sent in to
the railroad company, from this sta
ftion up to the 25th ult., was $4,000.
The whole business of the station
will probably amount to over $4,000
for November. What station the
size of Wadena on this line can give
a better showing!
Miss Dixon is the finest lady oral
impersonator who ever appeared in
this city. She charmed and delight
ed the audience to such an extent
that at the close of the entertainment
she was publicly requested to give
another reading in this city.-&.
Cloud Times.
We direct the attention of our
readers to the card of Law d Bull
lard, of Vcrndale, who have recently
formed a co-partnership in the law,
real estate, insurance AID collecting
business. They are live business
men, and will attend to your wants
promptly.
We have repeatedly given notice
that we do not publish communi-
cations unless the real name of the
writer accompanies tie article
After this date all communications
without the writer's name, will be
consigned to the waste basket,
without notice.
NJ. NJ, Brey, one of the successful
farmers of the town of Maine, Otter
ETail county, was in Wadena Mon
day. He expressed himself as being
astonished at the evident thrift and
prosperity of our village. This was
his first visit to this part of the
country, and he did not expect to see
such beautiful town.
| The Sank Centre Tribune came out
last week in regular bonanza style,
enlarged to al eight page paper, and
its columns running over with good
words about the business advant-
ages of. Sank Centre, its railroad
prospects, and the fine agricultural
land around the city. W. G. Brewer
is sole proprietor.
Mr.. Samue; Mckenzie, Cumberland,
|Abomt four years ago began to go
into Decline l. suffered from dys-
pepsia; stone: ii1 tho bladder, weak
lungs, and general nervous debility.
Nothing tried did me any good I'M
It'll I tried Browns Iron Bitters. This
remedy has made mo again robust
and strong, aAd I,feel all the fire and
activity of yoath once moro in my
veins.''
Geo. Mack, Of whom We noticed
last week, as rapidly recovering
from All attack of small pox at Bis
marck, died last Friday morning.
Mr.. Mack's nurse left the door OF
his room open, and then went off and
got drunk, and it is supposed that ex'
posxre to. the cold air was the direct
cause of his death. There was some
talk of ]ynohing the nurse.
The Fort Dodge (Ia ) Messenger
says: 'Miss Dixon has magnifi
cent voice-pure, clear. strong-and
it never fails her. She introduces
singing in her entertainments, ane
isis enjoyable feature Of them
relieving: them of any monotony
Her physique IS fine and gives
her all attractive appearance on tin
stage"
, We want three or four copies o
the FARMER, to complete our files
rs follows: March 18th. 1880, Vol
2, No. 50; May goth, 1880, Vol. 2
No. 50; May 9th, 1880, Vol. 8, No
/: Oct. 18th. 1880, Vol. 5, No . Fl
Oct. 7tl,; l $50, Vol. 3, No. 20. W.
will give so cents a copy for any o
the above numbers, or six month!
subs ription, rs the sender my wish
We will. furnish the NoRTnER,
PACIFIC FARMER and the Farmer
Union and. Veekly minneapolis 7rib
une. for $3.50 per year. TO each new