The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-02
Wadena WanderingS.


Sec that your name IS Oh the pol
list.
Vote for G. b. Jorlan for repre-
sentative.
J. Katzky had a runaway yesterday, but nobod
was injured.
1000 cords Of dry wood wanted i
BAUMBAC1I & MEYERS.
The Pelican branch Of the Black Hills road hs
gone into the hands Of the Manitoba railroad.
Favorite Stoves ut NJ. Stewart s ney
hardware store.
Quick sales and small profits, at tn
City Millinery Store.
Go anl hear the Hon. d. w. Smitl
at Psake's Hall tonight.
WANTED-l,O 900 cords of dry wood
BArMBAcu 4 MEYER.
See that your ticket has the name
of J. D. Ensign on it for senator.
Highest cash price paid for eggs
and butter at the Eagle Bakery.
Or,nan Langley, Of Superior, Wis.,,
is shaking hands with his old friends
in Wadena.
JUST RECE1vED.-A Car load of
choice winter apples.
PEAKE & BvECH.
Harry Brintnal has left railroading
and is now in the employ of Il st. Paul
house Us a travelling salesman.
$1,000 to loan. on short time, in
Bums to suit, at low rate of interest.
+. F. OsTRANDER.
Knudsen L Everts have just re-
ceived car load of sash and doors
which they will sell cheap, for cash.
WANrED.-Two men to dig IN acre
OF potatoes, by the bushel or on
shares. II. W. FULLER. ,
JUST RECE1vED-The largest lot of
Autograph and Photograph Albums
ever brought to town at l.. E. Stlne-
hours.
DO not fail to be at the polls, and
when there. vote for those who will
fully and fairly represent the whole
people. Il
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT Ru rs HIGH.
nevertheless Mrs. Kramer will sell
her entire stock of millinery goods at
cost prices.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, 1T low rate
Of interest. Enquire ut Bank of
Wadcna.
Dressmaking done in the latest
mode. after the Butterick Publishing
Co. New York; patterns, at the City
Millinery Store.
''Wait for the wagon and we'll all
take ride" to Mrs. Kramer's Pioneer
Millinery Store, where we can get ol.r
goods ut cost prices.
Call at NJ. Stewards and examine
his sample of the West Point Coal
Stove, the cheapest, best and most
economical base burner in the market. 4
Hon. J. G. Nelson, of Parkrrs
Prairie, was in town yesterday. NJ.
Nelson is Il candidate for the house
from Otter Tail county, and ought to
be elected, and We think will be.
will Continue my Dressn,aking at
Wa"cn., and | shall he happy to
have al my customers of the past
call on me again. Rooms 1T the
Wadcna Boot and Shoe Store,
SOPnIA NELSON.
Mis- II. L. Kellogg. of the Dubuque
Conservatory of Music, Dubuque,
Iowa, will he in Wadena every Thurs
day, and will give instructions on
plan" and organ. Rooms at resi- 1dence
Of Mrs. Metzger.
There will he preaching in the NJ.
T.. Church next Sunday, both morn
ing an" evening. Sunday schoxl i'm.
mediately after morning service. All
are invited to worship with us.
II. ". TROY.
AS will be seen in another column.
tI'' .r'n of ". II. Cole & Co. is dis.
solved. The business will be con.
''n'"'' Wy NJ. f. Brown 4 Son. Mr..
Cole started for Minneapolis Tuesday,
where he will probably locate.
Preaching in the Congregational
Church building next Sabbath at 1890
II. m., followed by the Sunday school.
Communion services will he held i'm.
med'ate'y after the morning services.
All are cordially invited.
W. H. FORBES.
Capt. r. II. Freeman and G. II.
D'gs'n addressed the citizens of Wa
""na on Monday eycning upon the
political issues of the day. and IN
support of Mr.. Barnum for member
OF congress. There was quite a good
house, and their address was well re-.
ceived.
Hor. Knnte Nelsop and Prof. Corn
wa'l addressed quite Il large meeting
At Peake's Hall Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Nelson entered quite largely into
the history of the district convention.
and Prof. Cornwall gave Il history of
Mr.. Nelson's early struggle for IN ed.
"cat'on' the professor having b:en
his instructor.
Vote for I'D. Ensign for senator
nd {. Z. J or'an for representativ,
Why! Because they are able, honest
and reliable. and will represent the
whole district and not any particula,
locality, and they also understand
fully its needs. and will labor T.,