The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-01-06

They had just got married and were
stopping at the Merchants. At dim
ner the waiter came around with the
usual "Roast beef or roast pork?'
when the bride, with a loving glance
at her future lord, answered, ''Weel,
meow, I dun no, which 'ud you take.
Johnv' Exit waiter.
NoTICE.-All persoHs indebted to
the undersigned are requested to call
and settle up immediately, and save
trouble. We mean business.
J. HEBRON,
j. KkPIIART.
On Tuesday, january 18th, the play,
"a Friend in Disguise," will be pre-
sented to the people of Wadena, by
members of the Dramatic Society. It
will be in addition to the entertain
ment furnished by the Reform Club,
and IN ;ldmitance fee Of ten cents will
be charged to defray the expense of
the drama.
C. n. Daniels. adjuster for the Ger
man Insurance Co., has been in Wa
dena the past week adjusting the loss
of Mr.. Shaulis, in which company he
was insured. The total loss was ST..
05l.31, as sworn to by parties who
made the Investigation for the COM
pany. Insured for $l $50. which was
allowed in full.
Regular annual meeting of the Wa
dena County Agricultural Society, for
the election Of officers, and to transact
other business, will be held, as is pro-
vided by the constitution, on Satur-
day Jan. 18th, 1881. at 2 clock p. m.,
at the School House in Wadeia. "A
full attendance is earnestly requested.
A. r. WIswELL, President.
The Fergus Falls Journal has
adopted stereotype plates for it's out
side. We are always glad to see 4
contemporary enjoy that prosperity
which admits of printing both sides
at home for the purpose Of giving
more local or county news, but to fill
up that space with such trash as is
found on the plates is an imposition
upon it's readers. We hope the Jour-
nal will abandon them at once.
The Central Union, of Westfeld,
Wis.,, (the former home of Mrs. G. \.
Whitney, nee Lackey) has the follow
ing comment on her late marriage: :.
The lucky Whitney who figures as
one of the principals in the above no.
tice, is senior proprietor Of the NORTH
ERN PACIFIC FARMER. published ut
Wadena, Minn., and if worthy of the
prize he has captured, congratulations
are in order all around. Hosts of the
brides old friends hereahouts will
unite in wishing her unlimited hap
piness.
The entertainment at Peake's Opera
House Tuesday evening, was a very
interesting affair. The address, by W.
S. Hurst, of Blu1Tton, was listened to
by large audience. We admire the
brave and plain spoken words of Mi.
Hurst, and hope that the club may
profit by them. He expressed him
self in favor of the amendment of the
State constitution, providing that wo-
men may exercise the right Of suf-
frage on all questions pertaining to
the traffic of Intoxicating liquors.
A petition to that effect was present.
ed and literally signed by the club and
others that were present.
The following members of WMlena
Lodge, No. go, A. O. U. W., were in.
stalled in their respective offices, on
Monday evening last by D. D. G.. NJ.
W., G. a. Whitney:
p. NJ. W.. Katzky.
M. VIII. F. Burch.
F.--C. Potter.
OF. c.. Field.
Recorder.--H. J. Taylor.
Financier.--J. NJ. Olsen.
Receiyer.--C. II. Peake.
&C.. II. Foss.
l. WV. G. Cressey.
0. VIC. G. Strasburg.
Letter List.