The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07

scene Of some exciting practical jokes
the past week. Frank and Burch can
| tell you all about it.
Fred Katzky returned home from
Miles City Monday evening. He was
delayed some time at Mandan by the
Missouri river. which was just boom
ing.
The hide that we mentioned last
winter, as being stolen from Webb &
Peake's store, has come to light this
week. 1t was found among the ties,
near the railroad.
Losr.-One note given by Will Ad-
ANS to G. G. Strasburg, for $26. All
persons are hereby warned against
purchasing said note, as it is past due
and paid. C. G. STRAsBuRa.
Webb & Peake have purchased tho
building which they occupy, from c.
H. Peake. and will proceed to stock
it up with all kinds of fruits, and
fancy groceries.
While some boys were playing ball
Saturday, the ball was accidently
thrown through the front of Mr.. Sta
PIES store, on Third street, breaking
one Of the windows. Be little more
careful boys.
TWANTED !~
BY E. E. Luce & Co., at CITY BANK,
Wadena County Orders, also School
Orders for teachers wages, for which
the highest cash price will be paid.
H. b b &, s {. s
Kit Everson received a letter this
week from a gentleman in Lyons Co.,
MIMI, enquiring about the country,
and stating that about ten families
would probably co1pe up about the
first of May.
|WANTED!Ss o So: 9'a.e TIE ,;ss
Of the Minnesota North
ern, for which the highest price in
| cash will be paid.
| G. D. BAKER & CO..
Button, MINI.
The railroad accident on the St. p.
M. & NJ, turned out to be first-class
murder. When some of these ncgli.
gent employees receive a severe and
| merited punishment for their crimes,
they will probably be more careful
how they risk the lives OF others.
The Pembina Semi-weekly Pioneer,
No. is on our desk. It is edited by
p. A. Gatchell, formerly Of Wadena.
The Pioneer is full of news, but
the paper docs not show off as we'll as
it should, for one that pretends to
have a new dress. It needs new
| printer.
w. s. Hurst, of Bluffton has recent.
ly had an addition to his fan1i]y--a
girl. Mr.. Hurst was in town Tues.
lay, and Of course we noticed that
peculiar look and action about him,
that we cannot explain, but which
every father is sure to have, and UP
on interrogation, elected the above
fact.
| The Supreme Court of the state of
New York, has decided that J. c..
Aver T. Co., of Lowell, have the sole
right to use the words Cherry Pecto-
raj for a medicine, and has issued an
Injunction against F. V. Rushton, of
New York City. for selling Rushton's
Cherry Pectoral Of Cherry Pectoral
Lozengers, or any other use of the
name to deceive the public. This de-
cisi0n Of the high court includes all
dealers who sell any similar article
Port Jefferson, l.. l., Leader.
Mr.. $. S. Gardner, left Tuesday
night for Chicago, rto st. Paul and
Minneapolis, and will remain 1T the
latter place a few days. We are sor-
~ to have Mr.. Gardner leave us, but
he assures us that he has the same
interest in Wadena that he has al
ways maintained, and will ever be
happy to learn Of its prosperity. His
connection with the Bank of Wadena
remains the same. and he informs us
that Just as fast as the town develops
and demands it. just so fast will the
bank be improved to meet that de-
malld.
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