The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-09-28
Sulky plow's at Fuller's.
60 to Fuller's for 4 ploW.

Sulky plows at Fullers.
60 to Fuller's for plow.
Fuller 10 selling plows cheap.
Chan Potter will be home in about
ten days.
Mrs. DR.. IIawss has been quite i'll
for tho past few days.
For y cheap and nice over coat, 60
to F. Is. Coon / Co.'S,
Herbert John has his pipe in posi-.
tion to smoke once more.
Nice assortment of crockery and
glassware ut A. 6. Peake's.
Mr.. Beach. of Essex, w.. il visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. l.. E. Slime
hour.
Epi.copsl services will 10 hold on
Sunday nsxt in the NJ. f. Church at
lO:3O Y. NJ. and 7:30 p. m. All will be
welcome. r. NJ. JOHNSON, Pastor.
Rawson Sheffield, who was wounded
on the field of battle at Tel el keher,
and promoted for bravery in action,
and since died Of his wounds, Was a
cousin Of William Rawson, of this
place. v
C. Ostrander and Theo. North.
foss returned Thursday evening from
their trip to Montana and the Nation
al Park, looking hale and hearty, and
report an enjoyable time, but they did
not And anything equal to Wadena in
their travels.
The Ladies' Congregational Society
will meet st Mrs. G. J. Stuart's,
Wednesday, October 4th. Please
come early, as there is considerable
amount Of work to do. All are cordi'
ally invited and 4 full attendance
earnestly desired.
Services as usual in peakes Hall
ksunlay Oct. lst, 1882, at 1890; fol-
4 low Cd by the Sabbath School. AL
are cordially invited to attend
Sabbath School Concert next Sab
hath evening ut 7.30, in Psake's Hall
Come one, come all.
". II. FORBES.
The entertainments given here dur
ing the Fair 10y the Buchanan Coined!
Company were excellent and vol
patronized. They also furnished ex
cellent music for the sntsrtainmsn
Of the public at the Fair ground
Turing the last two days Of tho Fair
for which the Society is under obll
Q cations.
n The Black Hills R. r. have bee
unfortunate this week. Sunday. TIA
work engine ran of tho track a
3 Austin's mills, and was not got OF
the track again until Tuesday. Tues
j. :lay night tho passenger engine ra]
off the track at the west switch, dc
laying the train until another engin'
J could be breuxht from Fergus Falls
Nessrs. E. E. Luce and c. J. Steu
art Of Wxdena were here yesterday
looking over the field for bank, ant
concluded to start ono here 1T once
These two young mon came here OK
csllsntly recommended, Mr.. Luce
now being president of the Bank OF
perham, and Ar. Stsuart has been
for tho past eleven years in the en-
ploy of tho Northern Pacific railroad
company. Breckenridge has lone
needed good bank, and now Tho
wants are to bs filled We rejoice and
wish the founders the abundant sue
:sss they will undoubtedly enjoy
Their announcement will be found ir
another column of this issue.-Breck
:nridsc Record.
W. congratulate the people q
Breck ksnridge on the advent Of thss'
gentlemen among them, and can rs
sure them that they will DO to tie to
k Mr.. Stsuart has held the offices o
Il co. Treasurer, Register Of Deeds an
:. Co. Auditor; the business of whic
officas he conducted faithfully and t
:. the satisfaction of the people. Nj
Luce was connected with Mr.. lurra
:. in tho City Bank here, and is no
owner Of the Bank Vt PerhAm. II
.,,> IN, . law o(};co haro and dooa
~ good business.