The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-08-24
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legal blanks 1T the FARMER office.
Index Legal Cap, ut the FARMER
office. y
". I,ickis is building new house
near the pillow shop.
Read Bailey l. Cromett's new ''ad''
in another column.
r. +. Ostrander has $1,000 in hand
to loan on real estate. '
w. NJ. Evcrts ia erecting barn in
the rear Of his house. Y
w. billy OF Dudley, III. is clerk
ing tor Bailey l. Cromett.
JUST RECE1vEp.-A full stock OF
Legal blanks, ut this office.
The NJ. f.. social ut Judge Ostran-
dcr's WAS \ very pleasant affair.
Frank Bishop was in town yester.
day shaking hands with old friends.
Lumber, lath and shingles on hand
at Bluffton, and lime and brick coming.
NJ. Stewart, president Of the Bank
ofVcrntlale was in town Wednesday
L. Lamberson, brother Of j. ID
has been visiting in Wadena the past
week.
1t would seem from late foreign
news that "Arabi'' is not 1.-The blest'
just now.
The Supreme Lodge Knights o
lythias OF the world is in session al
Detroit, Mich. .
{. J. Stuart returned yesterday
morning from Il trip over the Little
Falls 4 Dakota. Railroad.
$1,000 to loan, on short time, il
sums to suit, ut low rate of interest
r. F. OSrRANDER.
Second hand Marsh harvester, FOL
sale ut II. Thompson's Wing River
II. W. FULLER.
Sabbath school concert, in Peake',
Hall next Sabbath evening at {
o'clock. Come one, come all.
Knudscn Il Evarts have sold their
lumber yard at Clitheral, to Nc
Quade l. Fox, Of that place. i
Rev. johnson of Detroit, held
Episcopal services 1T the ME-. church
morning and evening last Sunday.
Preaching next Sunday at usual
hours. Sunday School ut IL 80.
All arc welcome. II. w. TROY.
E. Randall, OF Mason City, H., and
Mr.. Huntley, of Verndale, were Wis.,
iting their old friend knutlsen yes
terday.
Money to loan for three or five
years ON improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank OF
Wadena.
JUST REcElvED-The largest lot
OF Autograph and Photograph AL
buns ever brought to town at l.. E
Stinchour's.
The Railroad station and baggage
room have been painted the pas
week, which adds greatly to thei
appearance.
Supt. Nc Hugh, General Roa'
Master Taylor, and 0 G. Green, Sup'
of telegraph n. P. X. R. were i
town Friday.
The song of the reaper is heard i
the land, and it is telling the stor
of 20 bushels to the acre, and every
body is happy.
Miss Lizzie Krantz started Il
Minneapolis this morning, to pa
chase goods for the new MILNE,
store of: L. Krantz & Co.
Preaching rs usual in Peske's II:
Sunday, Aug. 9th. Services b
gin 1T 10 80 a. m. All are cordial
invited. w. II. FORBES.
II. A. Hutton Of St. Paul, has l.
lievctl Me Balm, day operator at Il
station. Nc Balm takes the ne
station at Elizabeth, on tho Pelic'
Branch.
Rev. Brill, Presiding Elder of Il
Minneapolis District of the Germs
Evangelical Association, held qua
terly services at the sclloolhou
Sunday.
l.. Y. Clark, of Montevideo, has pt1
chased six lots in Oak Park, on whit
lie will erect 1T once Il residence f
himself, and probably tenements f
rent later in the season.
Go to L. L, Stinehour's drug sto
ard get \ good book to read. v
have fine assortment of all tt
leading Poets, all Of Dickens work
and the Wavsrly Novels. 4
Mr.. S.vtelle of Minneapolis, vi
has been visiting his son Ilerbel
returned home Saturday. Mr.. Sa
tclle is an old acquaintance of on
and We were glad to see his kind
face in our office.
The ladies OF the N. E. Mite S
ciety will hold lawn social at t
residence of Mrs. DR.. Babcock, Fl
day afternoon, Sept. lst. Croqu
and games the order fthe day.
cream from ) to 8. All ere invit,