The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-01-05

The Eralneru DAILY lT1ONNe,
and Brainard Daily Meas, are two
new papers started in the above
named city since our last issue. They
aye both live papers, and are no doubt
permanent institutions. The former
is published by y. F.. Chase, y young
and energetic business man. The
latter is published by Stivers & Pear
son, formerly Of tho Little Falls
Transcript, who are identified as
among the foremost newspaper men
of the State. May success attend
such commendable enterprise.
Mr.. Walter +. Adams, Of West
bore, Mass, writes: ''For years |
suffered the horrors OF dyspel s.a and
indigestion. They seemed to weak
Ell every organ of life, and completely
shattered my nervous system. At
night when l lay down felt could
not live until morning. Heartburn
panied me most terribly. l tried
browns Iron Eitters; it suited my
case precisely. and now my stomach
disests any kind of food, and my
saliow complexion and other sylnp-
toms of i'll health are all gone, and
at night I enjoy most refreshing,
drc2mless slumbcr.'.
Letter List.
dana, MINI, Dec. 3lst, 1881.
A. II. Allen, Edward Anareasen,
Noah Bryant. Mrs. Ella Barnhart,
Ida J. Bradi, J. II. Brady, Walter
; Burke, John Callan, Mrs. Nancy
Chapman, s. W. Clark, Forrest H.
Corson, S. Cathcort, Ole 0. Dalenes,
Thorn. Elbfsin, Duncan Frasa, J. +.
Freiburg, Thomas Grogan, A. Gal
ander, Henry Gninssbaw, John Grant,
James Helms, Crist Herson, Nelson
Hart, Eligha Hosmer, John Johnson,
John Jackson. William Keith. David
Mckeen, w. G. Merritt, Hans NJ.
Marknson, Fred Mellon. John Melins,
Miss Maggie Preston, VIM. II. Post,
VIM. II. Perry. Mariah Seward,
5. G. Thompson. Peter Torothen:on,
P. II. Tracy. Yoseph 4 George Vos,
II. A. Whitteren, John Williams,
Norman Watson.
tors" GILES PEAKE, Pm.
The Holiday Ball.
1t is conceded by all that the ball
at Peake's Opera House, last Thurs
day, WAS one Of the most enjoyable
dances ever held in northern Minne-
sofa. Although the weather was
not as favorable as might be, q large
and select party was present, nearly
sixty couples. AS is known to all,
the ball was given under the auspic-
es of tue Wadena Dancing Club, and
all the members were iden!ife |
with fine silk badges, with
different colors, to signify which
committee the wearer belonged to Z.
The programme was as neat and
tidy as it was novel. Nearly every
dance was given in honor of some
thing, su.h as ''to our lady friends"
''to our gentlemen friends" ''to our
floor managers" ''to our Ve1ndsle
fiends," ''to our orchestra" ':to our
officess,' etc.. which created con-
siderable meriment, as we'll as being
very interesting. The music WAS
furnished by Ormsby's P.lrlor
Orchestra, which needs no commend
alton at our hands, AS the band has q
reputation second to none in this
part eff the State. The supper was
given at Kell's Hotel, and gave gen.
eral satisfaction, to all who psr,ici-
pated. The tables were neatly ar
ranged, and loaded down with all
chat one could wish for. Only one
! instance was noted where dissatis-
faction existed, and that was shown
by one Charlie Cabanne, who acted
very ungentlcmanly in the dining
room. He had al idea that his mon
ey was little better than any 9TH
crs, and that he ought to have more
privileges than the rest, Aside
from this instance, the party passed
off pleasantly, and will long be re-
ncmbered by all those who were
present.