The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-05-18
Local Matters.
Wadena Wanderings.

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Dried beef at Barron's. Our ~!
Shake!
C. Northfoss went to Greene, Iowa,
last week.
G.. II. Foss, of Henning. was in
town Sunday.
Buy the Northwestern wagon of
H. w. Fuller.
Thomas Mpllin and J, A. Sloan
have sold their lots in Oak Park.
L, G.. Brown l. Co. have leased the
Merchants Hotel barn and will put in
livery.
Choice Jap and Gunpowder teas at
Barron's.
Money to loan 1T 7 per cent. by
Il. F. OSrRANDER.
l.. Erickson has just placed an
awning on his building OH Third
street.
Editor Chase, of the Brainerd 7rib-
uns, has sold that paper to a Mr..
Thomas.
The Detroit Record flies the name
of G.. F. Kindred for representative in
congress.
Canned goods till you cannot rest,
at Barron's.
Judge Ostrander has erected a neat
porch III front of his building on
Third street.
F.. $. Case and family returned
yesterday from their visit to old
friends in Iowa.
Conductor Millsraugh has moved
into the lower rooms of Mrs. Potter's
building, on Averlll street.
Mr.. Brockway. who has been night
operator here, will take charge Of the
railroad station at Henning.
Lumber, latl and shingles on hand
at Bluftton, and lime and brick coming.
The telegraph wires are strung to
Hem in.. and communication will be
had with IIenning next week.
Go to Barron's Cheap Cash Groc ~
Store for all kinds of groceries.
The slough west of town on tt Q
road to Compton is being corduroyed
and the road put in good condition.
For SA1E.-Four good farm teams,
in excellent condition, 1T reasonable
prices. Enquire of c.. II. PEAKE.
A. II. Barrett, of Fargo, has Pill
chased through Peaka { Murray, tt e
farm of Joseph Wyvell in Compton.
House and lot for sale on corner Of
Fifth street ): 81 Ave., south.
II. W. FULLER.
E. O. Barrett has purchashed lot
of. Peake 4 Murray, in Oak Park, and
will erect u house thereon this fall.
Dried apples, peaches, prunes, april
cots, plums, pears, blackberries, dates:
figs, raisins, &C., &C., at Barren's.
Sheriff Butleson, of Fergus, was in
town Monday, subpenaing witnesses
for the State in the Christie murder
case.
Mrs. J. K: Rupert, who has been
visiting in Wadena for few weeks
past, returned to her home in Iowa
last week.
Closing out plows, wagons and hay
rakes very cheap for cash at Button.
Go and see.
James Miller informes us that the
bridge across the Leaf, at the Elliott
mill crossing, is now finished and
ready for use.
E Johnnie Vets, who went to Mon
& tana i short time since, has returned
and says he don't want any more
Montana in his.
E. w. Lowe and family, who for
merly resided at Bluffton, were in town
Saturday. Mr.. Lowe has purchased
farm near Henning.
Lambert L Hasson are prepared 10
do all kinds of painting. glazing,
vanishing, and oil finishing.
. Mrs. A. J. Boss is weaving rag car
pets in Bluffton. Any one having
carpets to weave ara 5n<itea to send
them to her.
Mrs. DR.. Cromett left for Albert
Lea this morning, where she will
meet the doctor, and visit friends
living in that vicinity.
Mrs. Knudsen, wife of p. Knudsen,
arrived in town Tuesday. They will
occupy rooms in James Ostrander's
building for the present.
Peake 4 Murray sold Louis Halver-
son two lots in Oak Park last week,
and Mr.. Halverson has got the frame
:. of his house up on his lots. Grass
don grow under his feet.
C. p. Spaulding has made arrange
ments with dramatic troupe which
is playing Uncle Toms Cabin with
great success, to appear at Peake's
Opera House some time this month.
You can get a building lot in Oak
Park addition higher, drier, healthier
and cheaper than anywhere else in
town. Apply to Peake h Murray.
George T.. Nevuis, of New Jersey,
iskeeping the books of the City Bank.
Mr.. Nevius is a graduate Of Rutgers
college. and also of the Columbia
.aw School, and is withal Il pleasant
gentleman. ~
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms. 1T low
.Is,te of interest. Enquire 1T Bunk Of