The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-08-23

SIDE lacing KID shoes at Erickson s.
William Rawson's little child is
very sick. =
Go to Chas.- Northfoss & Sons for
brick and lime.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. z. Rosa,
August 10, girl.
Brick and marblehead lime at Chas.
Northfoss & Sons.
Desirable rooms to rent. Enquire
of G. A. Conillard Off
Mrs. c. H. Peake, and Mrs. E. S.
Case, spent Saturday in Verndale.
Mr.. G. VI. Follett, will please &C.
cept our thanks for nice mess of |
green corn.
German Methodist services in the |
school house, next Sunday at 1890 a.
m.' REV. F. HARrK3/|
Billy Barwise drew watch with
plug of Old Honesty tobacco, at A. G.
Peake's Tuesday.
Lyman Benedict, started Tuesday
night. ON visit to his old home, at
Nora Springs Iowa.
| Tuesday was very warm day, and
Wednesday was just as much to the
extream the other way.
G. C. Wrenchall, of Glendive, engin-
eer of track, bridges and buildings,
was in the city Saturday.
Richard Harris, formerly night
clerk in the Merchants Hotel, is now
clerking for Peake l. Burch.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
Of interest. Enquire at Bank Of
Wadena. !
D. E. Jones, has moved down from
Bluffton, and has taken position in
tho Nadena Roller Mills. We most
heartily welcome Dave back to our
city.
J.W. Jarvis, of Manter, was in the
city Sunday and Monday. He says
harvesting is the order of the day on
the Prairies, and that there is going
to be pretty fair crop.
s. G. Carpenter, who has been up
near Elbow Lake, and has concluded
to make that his future home, was in
Wadena yesterday, on his way to
Dayton Ohio, after his family.
Alfred Coffin, of Wrightstown,
brought into Wadena, Tuesday, the
first load Of new wheat this year. He
sold it to Miller & Taylor, at the Wa
dena Roller Mills.
The round house, the section house,
scales and small buildings, at the r.
R. station have all received hand
some coat of paint, which greatly
) improves their appearance.
Jerry Sullivan, while at G]yndon,
last Thursday, fell from the depot
and threw his elbow out of joint, and
has had the pleasure of carrying his
arm in sling for the past week.
Joseph Hill, of Verndale, was in
the city Friday. He is trying to rent
I. i building to start photograph
gallery in. Anyone having build.
ing to rent that could be fitted up for
; that pnrpose, would do we'll to write
to Mr.. Hill.
We have just received a fine stock
Of Paints and Oils, which we will sell,
cheap for cash. Those wishing to
paint will do we'll to call and see us
before purchasing elsewhere.
AMOS & BENEDICT.
j, John Miller Manufactured the fur
mace pipes for the new school house
and put them in yesterday. They are
: nice ones and are the first pipes Of
: that kind that has ever been put into
= any building in Wadena County.
We call attention again to the fact
that the Wadena County Teachers
a Institute will commence Monda,
d August 9th at Verndale, and con
d tinue during the week. Read tn.
s notice of the State and County Super
indendepts, in another column.
!. Read the new ''ad' in another col
,, umn, of Lum & Lambert, house ant
Y sign painters. Everything in the linz
9 of painting, graining, kalsomining
paper-hanging, and glazing, done il
the highest style of the art. Order!
loft at Cromett's Drug store will re
- cieve prompt attention.
y John Clayton and wife, returned
a yesterday from their trip out along
the line of the N. z. F. l. B. H. r. r.
They went to Vining Saturday, wher.
they spent short time in fishing ant
> taking in the beauties of East Battle
Lake. They report very pleasant
time.