The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-08-25
Local Matters.

MI KINDS OF ASH at " ehb,& Ie2ke $.
john Hut|er sy;.> up from Wern,lale,
Friday
Offices t." sv.:, 'hc nc>y bank hwlh,in~.
ia7tsGncr X Co.
Mrs. C.. IL. Peaks, HAS returned
from .\le> au,'ria.
Money tnlt,an al = 3s.S cent Ivy
T.. r N>rH.\&l,EN,
ChlrkcnS seem ts> be very scarce
slrolnA Wui,na Vaeis season.
It will pay ~t~ call at Malthy's ne>,
Stoiv. TOR a"AEAiny yon want.
Bro. McG:ll;n, OF the Jour"eA YVES
in the ely Monday morning.
Picture frames made to ozssrr,
ut Gil,s Peake.S Furniture store.
Er,cerirs and provisions at Webb
IL rr:,ile':.
Our thanks arc due to Il. A
Wright, for some very nice c;tWns
The sons of the th,rshtr is heard
in the iaHu, and it: Il sweet 0ne too
Another large ,nyuite IF pressed
tin pans, 81. u per uozeR; 1t Miller (:
Foss'.
Feed and oats at Webb & Peake's.
Col. {. T.. Ballard. st Ne!n,lale.
was iii town Monday, and gave us !,
call.
Get Snnr Lumber, faith and Shin
giles OF BaumhacN / Meyer; full stock
always GA Eauil:
J. y. Flower. lately Of Chicago, is
assisting c. Il: Peake, ut the ware
house
i-nanh,t ana shingles at Webb &
Peake's.
Grand i1orvcst Ball at Peakc's
Opera House, Tuesday evening
Sept. 1st.
+. r. l.Hce 4 CO.. negotiate loan:
<'Fi improved! farms, on from three t,
Ten years time:
The average yield per acre 0
wheat in this vicinity, will be abou
rs bushels.
Lime. hair, &c.,'a Webb & Peake :
c.. Alton brought us in a vcr,
large watermellon:: for which he ha
our Thanks
CD. Baker. of Button. has bee
visiting friends in Alexandria, tn
past week..
l(althy has just moved into his new
store at Eln!Itnn. Go md see villa
he offers in yoo'', and prices.
There will be preaching in Peake'!
Hall. next Sabbath morning aEt
evening. Ivy Rev. J. kidder
School teachers should apply t,
E. +. Lucc 4 Co., and obtain the
highest price: for their orders fol-
wages.
Mr.. Blair, of Shell River. was down
OIL Friday. He reports things as
flourish!ng in that region.
If you want to raise money on youl
farm, see What you can do with f. f.
LHct 4 Co., before you borrow else.
where.
a large assortment of American,
German and French plated mirrors,
at peake's furniture store.
James .\shb,rrner :: Bro. have
some very nice cutting scythes with
sn;lthS to match. which they are
selling at very low prices.
The Minnesota Editorial Excr-
Sion, leaves st. Paul for Milwaukee,
ria OMAHA, September 9th.
Tea, Tea, Tea, best in town, at
Webb {; Peake's.
Mrs. A. G.. Peake narrowly es.
capped icing run over 10y that team
Of runaway horses, on Tuesday.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms. ut low
rate Of interest. Enquire 1T Bank O
Wadena.
Mr.. Scribner and family have
moved to Brainerd, he being in The
employ Of the railroad ut that place
j. Asllburner IL Bro, have just
received 4 large assortment of sasl
and doors. which they will sell at the
lowest cash prices.
Everybody is invited to attend
the Grand Harvest Ball next Thurs.
day evening, ut Peakc's Opera House
Dried and canned fruits at Webb
4 Peske's.
\ car load Of best lime at Bluffton
\ car load of first-class wagons at G.
Al. Malthy'S at very low figures an,
all warranted.
The new wheat is beginning tc
come in; is bringing good price
and everybody is corrcSpont'insly
happy.
AT Cost! 1 Tnr t% %sx ns ~
will sell Sash, Doors, etc, a,
- cast, at the WALDEN A planning
-:AII T..
'4x>a:r Robbins great allied, etc.
rcifeus, exhibits ut ]}rainerd mex
~MvndsL. They go to Crookston, rit
r:oi St. lcuI.
o.! sae' Webb & Peake are sellin!
sea)nsee for &. 25 /, dozen.
a.. rtlnAt'ay enliyened our street.
some I'd. at;s Tue sday afternoon. Tn
<Wafgo'a z<::Xas demolished, which wa
the ONLY. i!niea:y done.
The Draitse1d people have let tn
contract to- :kW'd all elegant and cost
band stand. in he Brainerd city park
Tor its Sonnet A,i,d.
There sill lac German services a