The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-26
Wadena Wan(lerings.

J. B. 1nman, Of Fargo was In town
e terday.
1000 cords Of dry Wood wanted At
BArMRACa1 4 MEYERS.
Favorite Stoves ut N. Stewards new
hardware store.
The elevators here are paying IS
cents for No. =.
Quick sales and small profits, ut the
City Millinery Store.
200 cords Of dry wood.
BArNBACh L MEYER.
Chan Potter will open his house for
day boarders November. l.
Mrs. Kramer: :ofrers for sale ut cost
prices, her entiro stock Of millinery
goods.
Daniel scribner il building Z resi-.
d~nco for himself on his lot on 4th
street.
Episcopal services At the N. E.
ehnrch next Sunday, conducted by
the Rev. r. n. johnson.
y. Cut$haw has been nominated for the Office
Of County Commissioner for the Third Commits
sioner district. This is a good nomination.
Mr.. Snd Mrs. E. s. Case and Master
Dams, returned yesterday from their
visit to friends 1T Aurora, Illinois.
$1,000 to loan. on short time, in
AZ ms to suit at low rate of interest.
+. F. OsTHANDER.
Knudsen L Everts have just re-
eeivsd car load Of sash and doors
which they will sell cheap, for cash.
WANrED.-Two men to dig an acre
of potatoes, by the bushel or on
shares. II. W. FULLER.
JUST RECElyED-The largest lot of
Autograph and Photograph Albums
over brought to town at J. f. Slime
hours.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farm, At low rate
ct interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wa'lcna. 4
Frank Bishop was shaking hands
with his many friends here this
week. Frank has jx.t returned from
trip to Maine.
Dre>sma| ing done in the latest
mode. after the Butterick Publishing
Co. (New York; patterns, at the City
Millinery Store.
Bishop J. J. Eschcr, Of Chicago, Of the Evanse!>
icxl church, will hold services in the N. E.
church Friday evening at 7:3O O'Clock. sersicfs
will be in tho German language. =
Mr.. Ellis and his son Floyd have been sick for
some time, and are still quite low and need the
assistance OF thsir nsi;hb rS and friends and wei
trust that it will hc freely gwen. VI
State Treasurer kittelson and q !
number Of other prominent State off, !
cialS and invited guests passed over
the Black Hills road yesterday.
Call at NJ. Stewards and examine
his sample of tho West Point Coal
Stove, the cheapest, best and most
economical base burner in the market.
Mr.. Walter Irish, Of St. Thomas
u. r.. is visiting his father. Mr..
Irish likes this country much better
than Dakota, and will probably locate
here.
II. y. johnson, son Of the Rev. r.
N. johnson, las been visiting his
father for the past few days. He is
on his way to Faribault, to attend the
Episcopal school at that place.
FoCND.-In the Congregational !
church, night Of the oyster supper,
IN elegant sleeve button. Owner can
have the same by describing property
and paying for this notice. Enquire
1T This office.
Hon. knute Nelson, one Of The can
didates fer congress, will address the
people OF Wadena, on the political
Issue involved in this district, on
Tuesday evening, October 81, At
Peako's Hall.
The Ladies Congregational Society
will meet at the Congregational
church next Wednesday afternoon,
c'"vtn.her !. Pleas come carly and
h.irg stmc one else with you. All
:!e cordially Invited.
Services in the new Congregational
church next Sunday, at 1880 a. IN.
Ch;ldrens services in the evening, at
7o'cloek smart. Parents and friends
are ,nost cordially invited to att.nd.j
W. II. FORBES.
John Ierren and wife and Miss
Winnie returned last week from
= the'r trip through Dakota. Montana
and the National Park, which they
have enjoyed very much, but found
nothing to equal Wadsna in their
traseaa. THey are the last of the
wanderers 70 return, having made a
trip to Grand Forks on their way
back. y
We understand that Nv Petit,
who has been buying wheat for the
Northern Elevator Company, At Vern.
dale, has shut the elevator ttere on
account Of having to make good the
grades, and they have gone 80 badly
against him that he chooses to do
this rather tkan to lose any more
money i'll that way. There seems tc
he'aomsthing radica11y wrong in the
matter Of inspection of wheat, and
the sooner this thing is looked up by
the legislature the better for thu
lcople.
Politics.
Col. johnson, Of Detroit, and J. B
Douglas, of Crookston. addressed tn,
pe0nla of Wa6ena Noniav ,,;r1,t -,