The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-20
Speaking g The Hall tonight.
Wood wanted on snbscrip ption.

s Wood Wanfeda on suDscrlptlOn.
Psakt went to Minneapolis,
Saturday
81 Go to Chas. Northfoss & Sons for
brick and lime. ft3s4 f8.4 4 i. .t3s s3
NJ. L. Hinman, has our thanks for
some nice beets, z...,.t.:=s=rs =, yz:..s.
Z If You want the best brick and lime,
go to C:.as. N orthfoss & Sons. .*5#
E. II. Russ, of yerndale. registered
at the Pelkey House, Sunday, IL %,.4
= Bro. Mcmillan. of tho Verndale
Journal, was in the city yesterday.
? A new dwelling is going up on Fifth
Street, just back of the old Rice place.
BoRx-Unto Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brown, Sunday September 10th, a
girl.
Remember Donavip's Original
Tenneseeans at Peake's Hall Satur-
day. night.
Buy pie plant for winter use OF
H. W. Fuller, for two cents apound
before it freezes.
A splendid new line of Crockery
and Glassware just opened up at
PEAKE & BCRCH's.
Fred Katzky, of Deer Greek, paid
Wadena visit Tuesday. Fred is 40
jolly and good natursd as ever.
E. H. Steel and E. W. Weed, of
Brainerd, passed through Wadena,
Monday, on their way to Wahpeton.
Miss Della Pineo, Of Litchfeld, was
visiting in Wadena, with her cousin,
Miss Oracle Jordan, the fore part of
the week.
Do man what tries ter do too much
fur you at do Dinner table, is wus dan
de man what doan do enough. Lot
pusson .lone. -. .-'.:
| Services in the Congregational
church, next Sunday at 1880 4. M.
and 8 o'clock p. M, conducted by the
Rev. E. p. Crane. "
Bro. Yeates of the Ne.o Yerk Mills
Herald, and Sam Caughey, made US a
very pleasant call yesterday. They
are taking in the Fair. ..
Mrs. J. A. Sloan, started Monday
night, for st. Johns, n. b. at which
4 place herparents reside and where she
intends nskng her future. home.
III. letzger, made flying "trip to
Brainerd Monday, returning Tuesday
morning. He says the boys are work
ing up good business at that place.
! The Wadena Roller Mills, have
started up on the new crop and are
ready to take care of all exchange
work and feed that may be brought
in.
Go and hear a style of entertain.
ment that is new, novel and varied,
at Peake's Hall, Saturday, September
22nd. Donavins' Original Tennessee
ans sing. -" -. - - ~. >.:.'
Thos, Moore, is having his old
house on Front Street remodelsd. and
!. aslarge addition buil and sftins II
up in good e,Is sgingl Y msks
avery cqz1 esldence, +..s ,5..s: ,,I,I q.
f. MssaA nna ]. snsades,A svhosshas
Seem visiting friends at 1FeiiSus Falla
and dsns, ,for The lt r past fsva 4 allnont a u,
startea 'last pharslay night, 1for her
home y il lIl 81 ghtl County ,Iewa.:
j Riddle. started Tor st. Paul, Non
day 9nisAty to purchase a stock OF
Hsrtwa which he:wiAlhave shipped
TO 5lillner, at the end of the track on
'EEtns Fergus { Black Hills r: 4. where
fhe viii soon open 4 hardware store.
t The ladies Aid sciety of the NJ. E.
church will meet with Mrs. Nettie
Ostrander Wednesday afternoon Sep
tember 28. Ice.cream will be served
in the evening. All are cordially in.
vited. RI
The work on the new school house
still goes on. Greenlaw is rushingit
through as fast as possible, to avoid
cold fingers. The plastering was CON-
menced Monday, and it we are any
| Judge, they are doing An excellent
| job,
Geo. D. Hamilton, of the Detroit
Record, made us a pleasant call yes
terday. He was on his way to Fergus
Falls, where he expects to stop for a
while and take in some of the wild
hens of the prairie, geese and ducks.
We wish him pleasant time.
A. G.Peake returned from St. Paul
and Minneapolis, Friday morning.
He says he expects to get moved in
to the Becker building about the first
of October. And then look out for
the finest stock of groceries yer dis
played in Wadena.
GLOVES AND N1TrENs.-You ought
! to see our stock Of them! You will
need them after while, and We don't
want you to forget that our store is
headquarters for everything in the
hand covering line, from Ladies'
Finest Kid, to the heavy buck gloves.
| PEAKE 4 BCRcH.
[ We are requested to announce that
tho President and Secretary of tho
Farmers Elevator Company will be
at Post Office between the hours of IL
=. M, and p. NJ, on the End and 3rd
days of the fair, ready to issue stock
to the subscribers, and receive pay
ment for the same. .. !,
Hats, Hats, Hats, at the City Mil
linery. Come and sec them. The
largest and finest line -of goods ever
opened up in Wadena, and sold at
such low figures as never offered be-.
fore. Ready trimmed hats, from
75cts. up. ready made. Ulsterettes and