The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-04-27
Local Matters.
Wadena Wanjlerings.


Lawyer Law. Of Verndale, was in
town yesterday. Law! w:ren't we
glad to sec him.
H. W. Fuller sells the Fountain
City Seeder,
The new Congregational church will
b located on the corner Of Fourth
and King streets.
The Rev. Mr.. Hartke, of Bertha,
will preach in Wadena, April so. Ser.
vices in German.
Buy the Northwestern wagon OF
II. w. Fuller.
Ole A. knu,lsen has sold his houss
and lot in Oak Park addition to \. G.
Peake. Consideration $50.
Money to loan at per cent. by
L. +. OsTRASDER.
G. II. Pcake has recently purchased
ten acres of land on Nicellet avenue,
minneapolis, near the Motor line.
House and lot for sale on cerner of
Fifth street & 81 Ave-, south.
II. w. FULLER.
w. S. Dayton, of Emmettsburg, Ia,
is making tinware for J, X. Miller,
and will soon remove his family to
Wadena.
For SALE.-Four good farm teams,
in excellent condition. at reasonable
prices. Enquire of c. II. PEAKE.
Capt. c. D. G. Williams and lady
have been visiting friends in Nadena
the past week. They returned Mon
day to Perham.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
Dave Jones. who has been clerk
ing in {. D. Bakes's store, at Bluff
ton, the past winter, goes to Perham
this week to clerk for Wallace.
The new furniture for the Pclkey
House, arrived yesterday, and that
house will soon be in running order,
with new furniture throughout.
Theo Brockhoff has sold his house
and lot to l.. Metzger. who will soon
remove from Verndale and become
one of the citizens of the METROPOLIS.
Baumbach & Meyer have begun to
clean up and grade up the street about
their sidewalk. We trust that others
will follow their illustrious example.
$4,000 in hand, to loan on real
estate. Enquire of E. Z. Luce, Wa
dena, MINI. Money furnished to
prove up on prescriptions and home
steads,
Preaching as usual next Sabbath in
Peakes Hall at lO:45, by w. II.
Forbes. Sabbath school Immediately
after the morning services. All cor
daily invited.
George w. Follett's stable was
burned Tuesday, destroying his eight.
foot Osborne binder, harnesses, etc.;
one calf was also burned, being una
BILE to get out. Loss $3.50.
I offer for sale for the next ten
days 200 lots in Whites addition to
Wadena at the small price of 1875 per
lot. Have also good bargains to offer
on Front street, just north Of the de-
pot. c.. J. STUART.
The Black Hills railroad have
shortened the time Of their run be-
tween Hadena and Fergus, 50 that
parties leaving Wadena at a. IN.
have two hours in Fergus, and arrive
home at p. m.
Parties who borrowed our grain
sacks for few days when threshing,
and have not returned them after the
elapse of four or five months. are
hereby requested to return them at
once to save trouble.
MILLER & FOss.
DIR. C. B. Jordan has returned to his
first love, and will hereafter reside in
Wadena. The doctor always was a
sensible fellow, and he never exhib-
tied more sense than hekas by return
ing to his old home.
Parties contemplating building in
Wade1.a during the coming summer
can secure good bargains in lots back
an the Northern Pacific or White
addition by calling upon Stuart before
:his departure for the west.
From four to six inches of snow
fell on the Manitoba railroad, from
st. Cloud to Fergus, and north as far
as uenning, OH the Wadena branch,
brt mono fell here or on the Northern
Pacific north of Little Falls.
DR.. J. II. Holmes, Of Detroit, will
come to Wadena May /. to remain
two weeks, during which time he will
he at the service of those desiring
dental WORK done IN a WOrkmanlike
manner and at reasonable prices.
On and after June /, we are in
formed Ivy General Ticket Agent
Barnes, passenger train will be put
on the Black Hills road, which will
make as good time as the trains over
the n. p, and connecting with the
n. p. trains.
The "welcoms home' party given
10y Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuart to
capt. C. d. G. Williams and bride, of
Perham on Saturday evening, 22d
inst, was very enjoyable affair.
May their days be long in the land is
Ihe earnest wish of all.
Mr.. Waleott, assistant superin-
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