The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-06-08
Stonoware. at barron's.
Potatoes at Baumbach & Meyers.

Potatoes at Baumbach & Meyers.
Sliced dried beef, at Barron's. u
A fine line of Bird Cages At Wadena
Jewelry Store, cheap!
People going to Chicago should take
the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha r. r., from St. Paul. ~
A. G. Broker, Of GAINESVILLE, Wis.,,
is clerking for E. E. Luce. and will
attend to Mr.. Luce's business in his
absence.
For sale at 4 bargain.-E l-2 NV
IA, 81, 1855. "a. OsrKANDER & co.
J. D. Lambertson, Of Leadville,
COL, an old acquaintanc of f. S.
Case, is stopping in the city for =
few days. =
Trivetts, the Red Eye murderer,
has been caught at Bismarck. He
claims that others were engaged with
him in the horrible deed.
Just received, tubs pals keelers,
churns, butter bowls, trays. butter
molds, ladies, shugar boxes, clothes
and market baskets, at Barron's.
Manager Spaulding, Of the Opera
House. has an excellent lay out for
Saturday and Monday evenings, the
Fun Makers appearing on the former
night, and the Big As on the latter.
Buy your "Fine Watches Of Hen.
~ Aetzyer, and have them warranted
TO keep good time. If they don't do
as they are represented, tho money
will be refunded.
Scraps. Never before was there
more solid condensed fun crowded
into two and half hours before our
footlights. ''-Knoxville Chronicle. +
The meeting of the Congregational
Mite Society at Deacon Fuller's We'd
nesday afternoon was, we understand,
an enjoyable affair. The ladies
worked hard, ate heartily, and went
home happy.
H. w. Fuller has received a car
load of Northwestern wagons and
Champion cord binders, which he is
selling at bottom prices. v
All cattle and horses running at
large in the streets Of the village OF
Wadena between the hours OF 8
o'clock p. m. and o'clock a. m. will
be subject to the pound.
By order of the Village Marshal.
Geo. W. BoyinEton, of Fergus
Falls, the efficient Register of Deeds
of Otter Tail Co., made us pleasant
call Tuesday, and had his name en-
rolled on the good book.
Just received, fine line gents white
vests, mohair busters, alapaca coats,
fine straw hats, white and fancy col.
ored shirts, ties, bows and cravats,
at PEAKE & BCRCH's. +
VIM. Hompe, of Deer Greek, who
went to Montana a short time since,
died on the cars on his way home last
week. He was accompanied by some
friends who brought the body home.
:'Children's Day" will be celebrated
at the N. E. Church next Sunday at
1920, service to consist of songs, re-
etc., by the children of the
Sunday school. All are invited to
enjoy the day with US. H. w. TROY.
Scraps. "The entertainment all
through was one that carried the
audience from one fit of laughter to
another until its closo.-Kingstonl
IN. W Daily Freeman. "
Quite number from Wadena went
out to Battle Lake, Saturday, on a
fishing expedition, among whom
were Messrs. U. L. McBain and J. F.
and Mrs. VIM. Gordon and
Miss Rose Miller. -
E. S. Case has secured the servic-
Is of l. FL. Bradford, late cashier of
the Bank of Verndale, for the ensuing
year. We congratulate Mr.. Case on
the acquisition of tho assistance
of so good a business man as Brad
is in his bank.
Scraps. 81. n. Rentfrow, the IRE
pressible, can make more fan to the
square minute than any other come
median in the land. Scraps is just
chock full of fun, and these inimita.
BILE artists know just how to get all
Of it out.-Knoxyillc (Tenn.) Visito1
Ostrander l. Co. have sold within
the past week 240 acres of land in
Wadena, so acres in Thomastown, 50
acres in Leaf River township, 80 acres
in Compton, and 80 acres in the town
of Elmo, all for actual settlement and
CulLlVdC1Ou. ~
We understand that work will be
commenced on the new Congrega-
tional church next week, and that
the construction of the same will be
pushed by Contractor Hurst, 50 that
it will be ready for dedication about
the first Of September. "
N. B. and Morgan Everts, of Web.
ster City, Iowa, arrived in Wadena
Monday morning, on a visit to their
nephew, w. NJ. Everts. N. b. Eyerts
is chief engineer of the Canon Valley
r. r., and found on arriving here, a
telegram which required his taking
the next train, to attend to the bust
ness of his road. =
The barn on the farm of MILLER l.
Foss, two miles south of town, was
burned Tuesday, having taken fire
from prairie fire. Most of the con-
tents were removed, the only except