The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-06-16
Local Matters.
Wadena is going to celebrate.

Wadena is going to celebrate.
Another dwelling going up in Gal
Park.
\ cool reception-An icc.crean
festival.
Ice cream and strawberries ut Mrs
l'otter's.
Webb 4 Peake have lot Of yer,
hne apples.
VI. $. Hurst, Of Button, was il
town few hours Tuesday.
c. N. Maltby, of Button, regis
tered ut the Merchants Tuesday.
The fashionable shade this Sum
lner will be the shady side Of tn
street.
Car load Of Lime ut Webb
Icake's.
Mr.. Mealey, of the firm of Staples
N1ealey. of Staples, was in town Mon
tlay on business.
Car load Of Flour at Webb
l'eake's.
When 4 young man wants to pro
tect young lady he naturally put
his arnor round her.
Car load Of Groceries at Webb i
Peake's.
s. NJ. Chandler. of Kindred. was il
town Saturday. lie reports thing!
~ booming on the Shell.
Nice fresh strawberries 1T Mrs
Potter's.
Mr.. :. Newcomb, representative
Of the Minneapolis Tribune, was il
town Monday, and made us 4 call.
John Ostrander has had set O.
trucks made into dray. and is il
readiness to do al work in his line.
Lath, best IN the market, only s22.22
per NJ, 1T Webb & Peake's.
Rev. J. Hepp will preach at thu
school house next Sunday, at 10 4. m
AL interested are cordially invited.
E. f. Luce & Co. negotiate loans OF
farm property, at low rates of com
mission, III amounts from $500 Il
800.
Col. Crook, of DeGraff & Co, ha!
gone east OH bushes connected Will
one of the roads the company is tt
build.
Loans are negotiated on improve,
farm property, by E. E. Luce / Gu.
at reasonable rates of commission ant
interest.
Hon. J. D. Howard yesterday sol<
500 acres of meadow land near Wa
dena. to Bolton Brothers of that vi
cinity.-DuluM Tribune.
1t is rumored that All excursion t.
Detroit will not be among the i'm
probabilities in 4 few weeks. L
would be Il pleasant trip.
John \. Berkey, the st. Pau
wholesale spice man. WAS in Walden:
Wednesday. Business with tn,
new railroad is his object here.
Mrs. Geo. E. Kelley has hung out :
very pretty sign, in the shape Of
large horse shoe, signifying "goot
luck to all who may enter here
J. katzky has set out four or Gv,
hltching posts in front of his store
1t is good idea and others of ou
business men should take example,
The Wadena Cornet Band, unde,
the new organization, has ii instru
lnents. 4 snare drum and symbal,
will soon be ordered, making II
pieces in all.
The Verndale base ball club hay,
challenged the Wadena club to
match game on the Fourth, at Vcrn
dale. We understand the challeng
was not accepted.
kell's Hotel has been crowded t
overlooking the past month, it bein
necessary for some to sleep in tn
barn. Harry keeps good hoase IN
deserves success.
When you read the seductive II
gend in the tobacconist's window
"Our flVe-cent cigars can't be beat,
remember if they can't he beet the
may he 'caGbage.
Screen doors and windows hay
been put into Baumbach L. Meyer
building, and blinds have also bee
hung on the upper windows, whic
makes very pretty appearance.
Supt. Cowing, Of Fergus Falls, W;
In town Monday. Mr.. Cowing
visiting the schools in the easter
part of Otter Tail Co. lie repor
the 1eads as in very bad condition.
:arssin your son up to the editori
a9asmess, ana he will never become
'defa"ter. With the exception
paste and 4'encils, there is little f,
the natural-born defaulter to defau,
Mr.. Mcnamara wishes us to sta
thatithe pay dag for men working {
Fdl1c n. p, F. +. & B.>H. r. r., is {
the 18th for the previous month
work, and no money will lie give
out at any other time.
The Amateurs will not give the
minstrel show On the Fourth as w
advertised in the FARMER, in cons
qnence of there having been t.
m:ny similar shows of late.
*lance will he given liz place of tt
entertainment.
Some of those boys who went
Bluffton ssulday, got pretty we'll sha