The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-11-30
Wadena WanderingS.

Wadena WanderingS.
Wood wanted on subscription.
New Lumber Yard at the Waalena
Planning Mill.
Favorite Stoves ut NJ. Stewart 8 new
hardware store.
Read the new "ad'' Of Hooking /
A"hhurRer Bros.
]. W. Jarvis, was down from
Manter, Tuesday.
Books and Stationery in all shapes
at Wadena Drug Store.
Roadmaster Taylor came up Tues
day to assist in clearing the track.
1000 cords Of dry wood wanted at
BACMBACM l. MEYERS.
Judge Ostrander is in Minneapo-
lis, taking melicated baths, for his
health.
The Headquarters Hotel at Brain
erd was burned Monday night. Loss,
$4,000; partially insured.
Go to Baumbach < Meyers for the
famous silver spoon Japan teas. A
silver spoon in svery can. 4
Mr.. McClstche has part of the lum-
Der on the ground tor his new house
near the County building. II
Our friend Joseph Schlogl, of Leaf
River. is putting on airs. He now
drives nne pair of horses.
$1,000 to loan, on short time, in
sums to suit, at low rate of interest.
T. F. OsTRANDER.
f. E. Luce, Esq.,, is on trip East,
and will visit Montreal, Boston and
New York during his absence.
Some of tho latest and finest col.
orcd dress goods, at the City MILL
merry Store. Miss l.. H. JOHNSON.
Buy sash, doors and moultlings, of
Knudsen, Everts & Co. A new and
we'll assorted stock, at lowest prices.
Jusr RECE1vED-Th largest lot of
Autograph and Photograph Albums
ever brought to town at L E. Slime.
hours.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
Of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
Henry Netzgcr has gone East to
purchase large stock of silverware
statuary and novelties for tho holi-
day trade. II
c. II. Peake has plated an addition
to the south of the original townsite,
of SO acres, of which he has already
sold nine lots.
Mr.. Lcavitt. of the firm of Chase,
Pillsbury L Co., Gull River, was in
town Monday night, and went out on
the branch Tuesday.
Fl. S. Howard, of Charles City,
Iowa, owner of the patents, and man.
ufacturer of the famous Boss Harrow,
was in town yesterday.
Parents should visit the schools
and show their interest in their chill
dren, and thus encourage them to
NJ IKE all the progress possible.
Oh! that smile of sweet content.
ment on John Miller's face; and why
shouldn't he smile! It is a girl, and
mother and daughter doing we'll. II
Kerns Bros, of Mankato, are put
ting in saw mill on section II, town
of Leaf River, and will cut out Il
large amount of lumber next season.
Those of our subscribers who have
spoken to us about paying their SUBJ
scription III wood, would do us a great
favor by hauling it us soon as posi-
bic.
VIM. Rawson has just received
some Of the neatest and best cutters
ever offered for sale in this market,
and he is selling them at bottom,
prices.
Ormsby and Eddy, of Verndale,
stopped at the Merchants, Monday
night. on their way to Deer Greek, tc
play for the party given there Tues
day night. "
Thomas Swindlshurst was quite
seriously injured by the kick of q
horse, received while shoeing him.
lie is now somewhat better, but still
confined to the house.
II. W. Fuller can be found at the
Office of VIM. Rawson, on Third
street, where he will be glad to have
those indebted to him call and set.
tie rs soon as possible.
There will he services in the NJ.
i. f.. church. as usual. next Sunday
morning. Praise and prayer serv-
ices in the evening. Programme will
he found in another column.
Miss NJ. L. Kellogg, of the Dubuque
Conservatory Of Music, Dubuque,
Iowa, will be in Wadeha every Thurs.
day, and will give instr uctiens ON the
piano and organ. Rooms ut residence
OF Mrs. MetZger.
Uncle Billy I.ovejoy, of Thomas.
town, made lis 4 pleasant call Tues.
day, and made us glad by paying his
subscription in advance for anethe,
year. We wish all our subscribers
would do the same, and especially
those who are in arrears.
Frank Elvidge, fuel agent of the
Northern Pacific. registered at the
Merchants Monday night, and went