The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-02

the meeting will be transacted previous to start
Ing On the excursion.
Gov. Hubbard has appointed ". H. Angel
Gt>Red Wing executive clerk to succeed Frank
Carleton.
Gen. Waahburn has introduced bill to pro-
vide for the construction Of q public building
at Duluth.
was burned, and other bu ildipgs wsre saved
only by the greatest efforts.
P. Hanan Of Nunda, Freeborn county, sold a
three-year- old short horn bull in Albert Lea
few days ago that weighed 5000 pounds
TIE Minnesota State Dairymen's associa-
ton will meet at the metropolitan hotel
in st. Paul On Thursday, the I'd Of February.
Ebenezer F. Thompson at Minneapolis
was granted divorce from his wife,
Edith L Thompson, on the ground Of deser
ton.
Eighteen old railroad bonds we're received
Wednesday by State Treasurer Kittleson from
c. II. Bachen p Now York broker. They will
be paid in new bonds.
Adjutant Gen. Van Cleve has appointed Capt
Burger, late OF the legislature to the position
of military storekeeper, the appointr2 ent to go
into effect February l.
John P. Johnson, a Swede employed by John
Butcher, OF Red Wing, in cutting and telling
timber in Wisconsin was accidentally killed by
the falling Of q tree last Thursday. He was a
Esdale, Sunday.
jameson Brothers, Of Elk River, were closed
up on Saturday last by Deputy Sheriff Daniels,
the stock being attached by Coykendall Bros. :,
Of Minneapolis The heaviest creditors are
Hol & Parr, of St. Paul, and Coykendall Bros,
ties are between So, 600 and $4,000. The
stock is valued at 81, 900 and book accounts
at 900.
Rev. W. W. satterlee, acting in behal! Of the
Minnesota Temperance union and the Min
neapolis Temperance Reform club, has called
mass convention of the friends of sensational
prohibition at the Reform club hall (Harrison
halD in the city of Minneapolis, beginning Oh
Tuesday IA, at o'clock p. IN. The after
noon, evening and the forenoon Of the follow
ing day will be used in the discussion Of the
general subject Of prohibition, with plans and
methods for procuring it by constitutional
amendment
The Unitarians OF St. Paul moved into their
new church ediice on Wabasha street on Sun
day last 1t cost about 500. 900.
The old court house at Fairmont, Martin
county, is abandoned and the new court house
is now occupied
At Maple Lake, in the glorious climate OF
Minnesota, few days ago, Mrs. Elsenpeter,
aged eighty three years, gave birth to healthy,
robust male child.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brisbane Of Wilton on
Friday Of last week celebrated their golden
wedding.
Late patents: H. Gillet, Lake City, fire pot
attachment for farm engine boilers; Herman
Miller. New Ulu, sulky pillow; Nelson Whites,
Elma City, snow pillow.
The three-year- old son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Wilson of Cannon Falls, was fatally scalded by
oyerturniug boiler of hot water upon himself,
dying the following day.
In sibley county in 1881 there were $40
births and O5 deaths.
In Notles county there we're 1872 births in
1881 and A. dearns.
"a club whose members call themselves
sThe Unfortunate Lovers" has been organ
ICED in an English town, its benefits being
confined to those who have been disap-
pointed in love. An elderly bachelor,
whom an almost incalculable number OF re-
fusals has not thoroughly depress ed, il
president, and the meetings are said to be
extrer ol7 interesting and convivial. Any
person who has had mo" for an answer to
q matrimonial suit is eligible to member.
ship, although, owing to the club house not
having unlimited accommodations, en-
trance il not allowed to those whose unhsp.
piness dates from the time they we're ao-
ceDted.