The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-05-18
Pure vt. maple syrup at Barron,

4 DR.. Cromett went to Des Moins Inst
week, having been summoned by tele.
graph to attend his sister, Mrs. Az.
~. Lyons, who is very sick, and who
resides at that place.
If You want a lot, not dack
pond, but good building lot, NY
one in Oak Park.
Services in the NJ. f. church pext
Sunday, May 2lst, at 1890 a. NJ, and
8 p. H.. Sunday school at 1880. No
tice the change in time and be gov.
erned by the ringing of the bell. =
II. W. TROY
John King has been arrestedsin
Brainerd for robbing Simon St. Clair
Of $l20.-Pionesr Press, !.
This is the John King who lived in
Wadena i short time a year or two
since.
The bell will be rung Sundays: as
follows: At Il. M. first bell, 10 a.
NJ. second bell, 1890 last. bell for
morning service. For the evening
service the first bell will ring at $50,
the last ut clock.
Those lots in Oak Park are going
fast, but there are still few left 1T
the same price. Apply to +. S. Case
or Poake L Murray.
James Riddle and family, arrived
in Wadena yesterday, from Missouri.
Mr.. Riddle has purchased the Taylor
building on Front street, which he
will occupy rs a residence. Mr.. Rid
die, it will he remembered. is part
ner in the Wadena Lumber Company
+. F. Luce 4 E. S. Case offer for
sale the following described pieces Of
valuable lands for the next thirty (30)
days. for the very low price of $500
per acre, one-third cash, balance on
time: sig nel-4 and nl-2 SELL section
I, town of Oak Valley; ne1-4 of nwl-4
section 3. town Stowe Prairie; WIZ
nel-4 section %. town of Bluffton;
WIZ SELF section !, town Compton;
VIE swl-4 section 5. town Aldrich
and the swl-4 section %, town 1nman.
Now is your time to catch on if you
want 4 bargain.
C. p. Spaulding has taken the man.
a3ement of Peake's Opera House for
theatrical entertainments for the
next year. His experience will ena'
be him, undoubtedly, to make sue
cess of it, he having been in the
theatrical business for the past thir-
ten years; two and one-half years as
treasurer of the Park Theatre, Brook
Ign, n. Y; three years as business
manager for Edwin Adams, who
created the famous character of
Enoch Arden (from Tennyson's poem
of that name) playing the character
for years in all the principal cities of
the country, from Maine to the Gulf,
and from the Atlantic to the Pacific;
two years as manager of the Whining
ton, n. c., Opera House; one year
with Hughes & Prendergast's Min
strels; three years as business mana
GER and treasurer of Pence Opera
House, Minneapolis, and two years as
proprietor of the Georgia Ministries
and business manager of the Breyer
Comedy Company.
The question as to who shall be
elected to represent the Fifth district
IN congress has finally assumed tan
gible form, we believe. and appears
to have narrowed down between two
candidates, G. F. Kindred, of Brain
srd, and Knute Nelson. BY Mr.. Kin
drcd we propose to stand, abiding.
however, by the action of the conven-
ton to be held at Detroit on July II,
but believing that he will be nomina.
ted in that convention by large ma
jority. In Mr.. Kindred is to be found
a candidate possessing all the desired
qualities. He enters the field not as
a political trickster, but as man of
the people, possessing ability, push
and enterprise. He is we'll and favor
ably known throughout the district,
and strongly endorsed by his friends.
-Detano Record.
That Kindred and Nelson are the
two leading candidates cannot be
doubted, and that many are changing,
their opinion Of the candidates is
alike All undoubted fact. and it would
seem from the above, and similar ex.
pressions Of the press of the District,
the tide is setting strongly in tho
direction of the gentleman from
Rrainerd.