The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-01-26
Local Matters.
Wadena WanderingS.

Gay hSht.
II. W. Fuller sells the Fountain
City Seoder.
We understand that Auditor Field
is cat-aloguing his books:
Money to loan ut per cent. by
Il. +. OsTRANDER
George B. Wright of Minneapolis
vas in town Thursday.
Services at the n. Z. Church next
Sunday.
Buy the Northwestern wagon o.
II. VI. Fuller.
Call 1T the FARMER Office for brass
legal cap fastener.
1t will pay to call 1T Malthy's new
xto,e. for anything you want.
O!d papers forsaEc at this office II
80 cents per hundred.
y. Kinlball, superintendent OF the
black Hills railroad, came over IRON
Fergus Thursday.
Maitby has got On lot of stoves
Go AID see them. -
W.deua Lodge Knights Of Pytliias
arc to give grand ball OH the 22d
o February.
The pleasant face of DR., c. B. jor'
dan, OF Brainerd, was seem on ou'
streets Wednesday.
Bnv your clothing Of G. NJ. Aaltby,
Bluffton, $4,000 worth Oh hand, ana
must be sold.
Josia|, Wright died st his home in
Aldrich township, January 2olh' OF
typhoid pneumonia.
Rheumatism, neuralgia. Eysteria,
female weakness, etc.. promptly cured
with Brown Iron Bltters.
A car load Of best Cumberland coal
at Button, and c. n. Maltby will
sell it ut bottom prices.
"Fsnchon, the Cricket,' by the
celebrated Breyer Comedy Company,
at Peake's Opera House, next Tuesday
evening, January 3lst.
Ouly so cents a pack, for those
beautiful cream colored, gilt-edged,
bristol cards. Send in your order.
Look out for clothesl;ne thieves!
Three shirts were stolen from the
line Of Mrs. Bocttcher on Wedncs
day night.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate Of interest. Enquire at Bank O
Wadena.
Those desiring farm machinery
will do we'll to read H. w. Fuller:
new advertisement in another column
II. NJ. Dibbie and vile, started
Monday night, for Haskins, Ohio, Oh
live or six weeks visit, to relatives
and friends.
Superintendent McIlugh and Road
master Taylor, of the Northern Pa
cihc railroad, registered at the Mer-
NJ. ,,to rr,,cofloy-
The gross receipts of the festival
given by the ladies Of the Episcopal
society week ago Wednesday even
ing were $45. Net receipts; $50.
WASrEp.-A good pair of work
horses, not over six years old, and
weighing not less than 1900 pounds.
Apply to
RAwsoS l. Ho LIKING.
Brewer, with his company enlarged
and improved, will give an entertain
ment at Pealzc's Operr House. next
Tuesday evening. Reserved seats At
the postoflicc.
Some one got into the school house
on Wednesday evening and evident
]y staid oyer night, as the wood car.
ricd in for the fires WAS burnt and
tie room was warm in the morn ing.
L. L. Stcinhour, we understand,
will not be ut home for three or four
weeks. Mrs. Stinehour, the mother
Of Ed. aud Jesse, will return with
him aad make Wadena her home
hereafter.
J. X. Miller, c.. II. Foss and j. j.
Bennett, have formed copartner-
ship, under the firm name of Miller,
Fees e. Bennett, for the transaction
Of a hardware business 4. Clithernl,
Ottor Tail county. We congratulate
the people OF Clither:l on the advent
among them Of 80 erterprising a firm
Of business men. j. J. Bennett will
lie the managing partner.
PC. Rice who works on the section,
has received notice from the SPRING
field (Mass.) probate court that he is
one of the heirs at law, with forty
two others, to Al estate of two mil
lions and a half, which would make
his share about $4,000. We con-
graduate Mr.. Rice-who is hard
working man-on his good luck, and
trust that it will bring himself and
family much happiness =
The following is list of the schol-
ars in the upper department of the
village school who have been tardy,
and the number of times each:
Horace Staples. L
William i. COlman