The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-09
Wadena Wanderings.

Wadena Wanderings.
Diamonds.
Diamond Rirgs.
Diamond Rings vt H. Metzgsr's.
Favorite Stoves at NJ. Stewart 3 new
hardware store.
4. ToNsfsen is building \ house ir
Oak Park addition.
Mr.. Andrews is building m addition
10 his house in Oak Park i
With . resistry in Wadsna OF $50
only c6o votes were polled.
1000 cords of dry wood wanted a
BArMBACH 4 METER $. +
Wadena is to have her first grand
jury trial At the next term Of court.
Highest. cash price paid for eggs
and butter At the Eagle Bakery.
$1,000 to loan, on short time, in
aums to suit at low rate of interest.
L. F. OsrHANDER.
C.H. Peake il elected commissioner
in the lst district and John Boyd in
the 3rd district.
Go to Henry Metxgers Jewelry
Store and get one Of those hne solid
gold band rings. Only $3.50. u
Mrs. T. Fields, Of Prescott. Wis
consin. is visiting her son, F. {.
Fields, Esq.,, County Auditor.
Knudsen 4 Everts have just re.
eeived = car load Of sash and doors
which they will sell cheap, for cash.
Jryr RECE1vED-Thel largest lot of
Autograph and Photograph Albums
ever brought to town ut ]. F.. Stlne-
hours.
Wheat is coming in very slowly,
the farmers being diSsstis1ed with
tho prices paid by tle elevator COM
paniss.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
Of interest. Enquire at Bank OF
Wadsna. v
Mrs. J. D. Lamherson arrived in
town last week, and J. ID. is Keeping
house in the rooms over tho post
o4ice building.
W. H. Webb Was mp from Superior
TO attend the funeral Of his sister
Nellie, who's sad death will bs found
notice in another column. II
Orm.n Langley has sold his book
and stationery business in Superior,
Wis.,, and returned to Wadena, where
hs will remain for the present.
Call at NJ. Stewart's and examine
his sample Of the West Point Coal
Stove, the cheapest, best and most
economical base burner in the market
Mrs. Winters and ". H. Irwin,
Of Mendoza, Illinois, mother and
brother Of A. l.. Irwin, Esq, are
visiting him and other friends in
Wadena.
Losr.-On the road between the
Half Way House ard Wadena-
small hand valise. Anyone leaving
tho same 1t this Office will be suitably
rewarded.
W. notice the genial countenancs
Of Charley Cole on our streets again.
Hs returned Wednesday morning.
Hs says he loft everything perfectly
serene in Floyd.
Mr.. William Barnell, after a visit
of some weeks to his son Jerd and
his daughter, Mrs. p. Horical, left
for his home in Redkey, Ind, last
Tuesday morning. II
James and George Chapman and
Patrick Mccoy, of lie sueur county,
have gone into camp for the winter
on section 80, in Deacon Chapman's
addition to Leaf River.
Remember tho Lecture on Satur-
day evening At 7:3o, in tho Cengrega-
tioual church building. Supt. Mont
romerH, Of Minneapolis. il the
speaker. Admittance, soc.
Twill continne my Dressmaking at
Wadena, and I shall he happy to
have all my customers Of the past
call on me again. Rooms at the
Wadena Boot and Shoe Store,
SOPHIA NELSON.
Miss N. L. Kellogg, of the Dubuque
Conservatory of Music, Dubuque,
Iowa, will be in Wadena every Thurs
day, and will give instructions on
piano and organ. Rooms at residence
of Mrs. Metzger. i
John Heinen is building an i'd.
dition to his harness shop. 1t looks
like a residence, but then. we don't
know much about = harness shop, and
Johnnie says it is, and then he has 10
one to keep house for him, 50 it
must be a harness shop. i
The Congregational church build
ing will bs dedicated Sunday m orn<
ing. November IL. Services At 1O:3O.
Sermon BY Rev. NJ. W. Montgom cry,
superintendent of the A. H. NJ. S.
for Minnesota. Services in the even.
ing At p. m. All cordially invited.
Ole Rinaken,en, Of New York Mills
WAS arrested at that place Monday for
passing 4 railroad check for $3.50.
raised to $6l.50, on F. B. Coon l. Co.
He had his examination before JUS.
ficAs Ostrandar T. Wha>l..