The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-19
Wadena WanderinGs.
Wood wanted on subscription.


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FavOrite Stoves ut NJ. Stewart new
hardware store.
Ostrandcr L Co. have sold, the past
week, 72O acres of land.
Quick sales and small profits. at the
City Millinery Store.
Peake L Murray have sold in the
past few days 500 acres.
Lew Yeaton is expected home
from Montsna next week.
WASrED-l, 900 cords Of dry wood.
BArMBACH & MEYER.
Wheat is selling hero at soc for No.
straigt, and Sic for No. 2 straight.
Tenement to rent; six rooms.
Enquire Of J. A. SLOAN.
J. X. Miller is bpildinE barn on
his lot, corner Of Fourth and Averill
Street.
Bro. Mcmillan, Of the Vernd:.lc
journal, made us pleasant call yes
tcrd:y.
Miss Minnie Irish Of Essex juno
tion Vermont, is visiting Mrs. l.. F..
Stinehour.
Charlie Stuart, the Breckenridge
banker, spent the Sabbath with his
family.
J,J. Fills has been quite i'll for the
p.st week, but is now somewhat bot
ter, though still quite weak.
Quite Il number of people are put
ting in coal stoves, and will hereafter
burn coal instead Of wood.
$1,000 to loan, on short time, in
sums to suit, 1T low rate OF interest.
L. F. O<TRANDER.
knulsen { Everts have just re-
ceived a car load Of sash and doors
which they will sell cheap, for cash.
WASrEp.-Two mon to di: an acre
Of POTATOES, by the bushel or on
sh,rqs. II. W. FULLER.
Jesse i, Stinehour wishes to
say that he will give all his custom
crs 81 worth Of goods, free Of charge.
JUST RECklvED-The largest lot Of
Autograph and Photograph Albums
ever brought to town 1T l.. f. Stlne-
hours.
John Patchen and wife arrived
home from Wyocsna last week. They
will reside in the Cosgrove house for
tho present.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
Of interest. Enquire 1T Bank OF
Wadena.
The train on the Black Hills Rail-
road ran into Breckenridge, Monday,
for the first time. See their rev
time card.
Remember Jutlano is at Re ,ke'e
Hsll Tonight. Some of the tricks
that he performs are said to be truly
marvellous.
Dressmaking done in the latest
mode. after the Butterick Publishing
Co. New York; patterns, ut the City
Millinery Store.
We are glad to announce that in all
probability DR.. C. B. Jordan will be
the next representative from the 46th
Legislative District.
Jesse B. Stinehour is selling out
his stock Of Photograph and Auto
graph albums cheap, to make room
or his new years supply.
Services as usual in Peake's Hall at
1920 Sunday, Oct. p, 1882. followed
by Sabbath School.
". II. FoRBEs. "
Mr.. Barnell Of Indiana, made us a
pleasant call Saturday. Mr.. Barnell
is the father of ". II. Barnell and
Mrs. N. S. Morical Of Leaf River.
Mrs. l.. F. Yeaton arrived home
from her visit to Maine last week,
after An absence of some four months,
looking much improved in health. i
J. d. Ensign is tho Republican
candidate for State Senator from
this District, and is withal an ex-
ceedingly able man. Vote for him.
Preaching in tho N. E. Church
next Sunday ut usual hours, both
morning and evening.
II. ". Troy.
Call at NJ. Stswart's and examine
his sample of the West Point Coal
Stove, tho cheapest, best and most
economical base burner in the market.
Our thanks are due John Valen-
tino, ESQ.,, for two of the largest and
finest cabbagcs We have ever seen.
even III this country, famous as it is
for fine vegetables. +
Mr.. Rice of Bismark has been v;.;.
ting his father and brother in Wade.
na, the past week. Mr.. Rice senior.
has been quite i'll for some time. but
is now somewhat better.
Charlie Van Aernam and wife have
taken rooms at the Merchants for the
winter. Mr.. Van Aernam is attend
ing to his interests at New York
Mills. OF which he is part owner.
". H. Sanborn. Of st. Paul. kas
purchased the Interest of Mrs. Tavlor
IN the George NJ. Taylor estate, which
includes 1000 acres Of land in Todd
county, and about 320 in Wadena
county.