The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-06-01

Mr.. King, father OF the late JONI
ME King, left for his home Saturday.
Standard coffee mill, at Oakley
Bros. & Cos. Iowa Store. =.
Frank Coon started few days
since OH visit to his old homo in H.
linois.
Smoke Round Top cigars, at Iowa
Store, Oakley Bros. ( Co.
Herbert Shaw, recently from Delhi
Ontario, is clerking for Peaks &
Brch.
Insure your crops against hail, with
H. w. Fuller or J. W. French. i
Greenlaw Hurst has the contract
for building the Congregational
church.
The ubiquitous De Lacy Wood has
started newspaper at Pelican
Rapids.
Lumber, lath and shingles on hand
at Bluftton, and lime and brick coming.
Mrs. Mikelson, of Pelican Rapids,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. A.
Whitney.
Money to loan at ! per cent. by
T. F. OsTRANDER.
A few more customers can be fur
nished with milk by applying to II.
W. Fuller. /
Mrs, Ostrander and Mrs. Mason
started for their home at Black River
Falls yesterday.
Mr.. Jarvis, Of Manter, was down
asst week. He reports things boom.
ing on the Shell.
If you want a lot, not duck
pond, but good building lot, buy
one in Oak Park. +
There were, by. actual count, over
one hundred teams on our streets
Saturday at one time.
Closing out plows, wagons and hay
rakes very cheap for cash at Bluffton.
Go and see.
Two freight trains cellided at Haw-
Icy Wednesday morning. We havo
not learned the particulars vt.
The Simons' Comedy Company, con-
sisting Of twenty-three persons, will
give an entertainment at the Opera
House June Is.
Mrs. A. J. Boss is weaving rag car.
pets in Bluffton. Any one having
carpets to weave arc invited to send
them to her.
Those lots in Oak Park are going
fast, but there are still few left at
the same price. Apply to E. S. Case,
or Poake 4 Murray. !
The Pelkey House is now running
nice Rev buss-made at the Wadena
wagon shep-free to and from the
station to the house.
You can get building lot in Oak
Park addition higher, drier, healthier
and cheaper than anywhere else in
town. Apply to Peake & Murray. 4
The Ladies' Congregational Society
viii! meet at Mrs. II. W. Fuller's on
Wednesday afternoon, June 7. All
IRE cordially invited.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
We are glad to notice that Mi
Hines, of Shell City, has so far re-
covered that he is able to return
home. It Will be remembered that
about three weeks ago DR.. Cromett
removed all of his toes, they having
been frozen last March.
10000 in hand. to loan on real
estate. Enquire of f. f. Luce, Wa
dena, MINI. Money furnished to
prove up on prescriptions and home,
stcads. i
Major Ruffee passed through Wa
dena Tuesday on his way to White
Earth Reservation, having been sent
by Gov. Hubbard to get at the bot
tom facts in regard to the rumored
ill-feeling of the Indians concerning
their treatment by the United States
government in the matter of damages
to their lands by the erection of dams
for reservoir purposes.
60 to II. Metzger's jewelry store
and see the Immense stock just re-
ceived, consisting Of jewelry, watches.
clocks, revolvers, musical instru-
ments, si;ver-ware. brackets, picture
frames, baskets, canes, baby car
riages. stationery, velocipedes, spec.
t.cles, notions. and everything in the
fancy goods line. Don't fail to call.
No trouble to show goods.
c. =. Spaulding is making decided
success in the management of the
Opera House, two excellent enter
tainments having been given under
his auspices the past week, Uncle
Toms Cabin and the Georgia Min.
strel's being excellent, and were we'll
patronized. The Drained Dramatic
Troupe also gave IN entertainment
which was well attended, and which
was very fine for an amateur company,
although some of the actors were ap-
l"srently troubled with stage fright,
as their tones were nearly inaudible
at times.
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