The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-07-06
Wadena Wanderings.

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StOneWnrc. ut Barron
Crops are looking tirst-rate.
Sliced dried beef, ut Barron's.
County Commissioners meet to-day
Seven grades of flour. at \. G.
Peake's.
Il. $. Mcdonald is night operator ut
the station.
CAR LOAD FRESH GROUND FEED. Al
BAREONs.
Buy the Northwestern wagon OF
II. W. Fuller.
Choice vt. maple sugar and syr-
up, ut Barron's.
Charlie Graham has got home from
Verndale.
Order a Minneapolis Irvine Binder
of II. w. Fuller.
c. A. Couillartl, went to st. Paul
Sunday night.
+. F. Ostrantler has 81 800 in hand
to loan on real estate.
One hundred tickets were sold for
Verndale on the Fourth.
Go to Barron'S for crockery. glass,
stone and wooden ware.
Feed down from 81. 80 to $500 per
cwt., at A. G. Peake's. u
Let the village ordinances either
he enforced or repealed.
Silver Spoon Japan tea. selling
like hot cakes, ut A. G. Peake's.
DR.. and Mrs. Jordan are visiting
the Dr's. father, in An0ka.
Insure your crops against hail, with
II. W. Fuller or J. ". French.
J. W. Jarvis and Frank Ordway, Of
Manter, were in town last Friday.
Gold Fish and aqnariums for sale
ut the drug store of l.. L. Stinehour.
Tickets for the Liliputian Opera
Company, are OH sale ut the postot1ice.
Lumber, lath and shingles on hand
at Bluf1ton, and lime and brick coming:
Miss Ida Winters, of Mendoza, ILL.,:
is visiting her adopted brother, A. L..
Irwin, Esq. u
The rails are here for the new side
track on the north side, and will
soon be laid.
A few more customers can be fur
nished with milk Ivy applying to II.
w. Fuller.
We are under obligations for cour.
tcsies shown us at tho celebration at
Verndale on the Fourth.
Closing out plows, wagons and hay
rakes very cheap for cash at Bluffton.
Go and see.
Some twenty-five or thirty went ia
Battle Lake to spend the Fourth.
They report pleasant time.
If you want Il lot, not Il duck
pond, bnt good building lot, buy
one in Oak Park. II
S. T. Garland took charge of the
station July l. We think he is the
right man in the right place.
Little Miss Jennie Qrigley and Adj
miral Dot, with the Liliputian Opera
Co., are whole show in themselves.
$1,000 to loan, on short time, in
Sums to suit, at low rate of interest,"
T. F. OsTRANDER.
Jack the Giant Killer, by the little
folks, at. Peake's Opera House next
Wednesday. Secure your seats early.
Isaac Stowe of Stowe Prairie, called
on US Saturday and made tho printers $
heart glad by paying up his subscrip-
tion.
Fine line dried fruits, apples, Cala-
fornia peaches, prunes, plumbs, cher
ries, raspberries, appricots, &C.. &C.,
at Barron's
The NJ. E. Mite Society will meet
At the church next Friday afternoon,
July I, at 2 o'clock. Don't forget
your thimbles. Y
Mrs. Henderson, wife of County
Treasurer Henderson, is slowly fail.
ing, and it would seem impossible for
her to recover.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank o
Wadena. :,
The 5th District Congressional Coh
wsntion, meets at Detroit next
Wednesday, where a high old time
may be expected.
Those lots in Oak Park arc going
fast, but there are still few left al
the same price. Apply to E. $. Case
or Poake & Murray.
The party at Peake's Hall on the
Fourth was i very pleasant affair and
we'll managed, having just enough
present to mako it enjoyable.
II. W. Fuller has received car.
load Of Northwestern wagons and
Champion cord binders, which he is
selling at bottom prices.
Jesse Banta, who has been at work
on the Fargo L Southwestern railroad
Us T. sul,-cOntractOr, returned to Wa.
1!cna last Saturday for 4 short stay.
Just received, tubs pals keelcrs,
chnrns. butter bowls, trays. butter
mo'ds. ladies, sugar boxes, clothes
and market baskets, at l3arron's. y
X. p. Lodge No % of Wadena,
has been invited to assist the Grand