The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-10-11
Additional Local.

While 1T Bluffton last Friday, WI
visited number of the business
places, and met a number of the en-
terprising business men, among
whom were the Boss boys, at the
post office and hardware store, in the
large new store building of C. M.
Maltby. The boys are doing a good
business, and seem to be perfectly
happXx & Fe also made the acquaint.
ance of Mr.. Warner of the firm of
Crozier & Warner, dealers in general
merchandise. Mr.. Warner was 50
busy waiting on his customers that
he did not have great deal of time
to converse with us, but what talk
we did have with him convinced us
that he was very sociable and agree
able gentleman. They are also hav-
ing an, excellent trade. The place does
not seem to be growing very rapidly,
but is holding its own and bus siness is
very good. Considerable wheat is
coming into the village which makes
it quite lively. We found Mrs. C. II
Maltby in her office, transacting busi-
ness in business like manner. She is
taking charge of her husbands busi-
ness during his absence. She was
having two cars filled with potatoes
which she was about to ship. Thus,
although it WAS rather disagreeable
day, there was quite good many from
the country in town, and the little
village seemed to be quite lively.
Prof. j. Kerstetter, Ph. D., of the
Educational Bureau of Cleveland,
Ohio, is about to Wit our city, with
his great Museum of Science, For
eign Travel, and Amusements, in
Peake's Opera House, Monday and
Tuesday nights, Oct. 18th and 10Th.
The Professor has just completed !.
course of 23 lectures in Fargo and
Morehead, and comes to us with the
highest endorsement possible, from
the clergy, press, and public. Our
citizens may rely upon the genuiness
OF these entertainments. They are
given by the same apparatus that the
professor uses before the Cleveland
Educational Bureau, before 1000
people, all Of which is designed and
constructed by himself. Professor
Kerstetter's Gas Microscope was
awarded the first medal at the Gen.
tennial Exhibition in 1876, at Phila-
delphia, and also at the International
Exhibition at Paris, 1873. 1t is the
most powerful optical apparatus in
the world. About ton ofapparatus
is used by Prof. Kerstetter during
his course of three entertainments.
Monday night, October 18th.
PART 1ST.
The Wonders of Insect life of the
air, Streams, Wells etc. of WaAena,
as seen by the Professors wonderful
microscope.
PART 2ND.
A Grand Tour to Rome, by the
use Of 100: beautiful photographs ID
feet square, projected and Illuminated
by Professor Kertstetter's own patent
Stereskiopticon; the most perfect op-
tical instrument in use; I: is fur
nished with q light which is more
powerful than the Electric. Tues
day afternoon at 8 p. M. Grand
Matinee, for old and young. The
Great Water King and Queen, or
the wonders of oxygen. or the air
we breathe, and the marvels Of the
water we drink. These experiments
are to show Us what the air is; how
we live by breathing air; how we
die without it. Also the Pro ofessor
teaches how we get sick, WOW We
get we'll, how we live, and how we die.
A two hours programme of wonderful
and brilliant experiments, Nothing
could be moe interesting and useful
than these scientific illustrations
Tuesday night, October 10th.
PART 1sT.
- The grandest exhibition with the
Oxhydro- calcium Microscope ever
given in this country. How plants
grow, or the wonders of the vegeta-
BILE kingdom. A section of woody
fibre not over an eighth Of an inch in
length will be magnif1ed to the enor-
nous length of so feet. PA "
< PART 2ND.
A Grand Tour around the world
in go ninutes.-London Scotland,
up the Rhine, through Italy, Paris,
up the Nile, through the Holy Land
etc. etc. Many optical effects and
wonders. This is a rare chance TO
Gee and hear something Of real merit,
and should be attended bJ all. We
.bespeak ! large attendance, 70 20.
worthy q object.