The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-08-30
az 81.
Comb honey at A. G. Peake's.
Lard Oil at Amos e. Renedict'S.


Go to Chas. Northfoss & Sons for
brick and lime.
Ex- Gov. Austin. of Fergus Falls,
was in the city yesterday.
If you want the best brick and lime,
go to Chas. Northfoss & Sons.
Court sits in Wadena next Monday,
with Judge Stearns on the bench.
Mrs. n. l.. McBain, of Deer Greek,
was visiting friends in Wadena, Mon
day.
School commences next Monday,
with B. F. Buck, of Glencoe, as prin-
cipal.
H. w. Troy is assisting Mr.. Hunt
ley, at Barron's grocery, during the
absence of Mr.. B.
A. S. Gruber and family started
for Minneapolis Tuesday, to attend
the Minneapolis fair.
A number of the leading Catholics
of Wadena, are negotiating for lots,
to erect a church on, here.
Farmers, got your extras for the
Champion machinery of Lackey Il
Thompson, Henning, Minn.
Lou. Brown, who was very sick last
week, with quinsy, has recovered so
that he is out on the streets again.
Mrs. John Clayton and daughter
have gone out to Vining, and are
running a boarding house At that
place.
Link Witter has commenced the
erection of dwelling, in Whites ad.
dition. Looks rather sus picious
Link.
The Evangelical Association of
this place are talking of erecting a
church here, if lots can be secured to
suit them.
Geo. /. Nevius, who is now visiting
at his old home in New Jersey, is
expected back about the middle of
September.
P. P. Barron started for Minaeap-
oils Tuesday night, to attend the
great exposition Of the Northwestern
Industrial Association.
The Wadena, Deer Greek and In
man stage, leaves Wadena every Sat-
urday at 7 a. M. and returns the same
day. II. w. FULLER Proprietor.
The person who took little Ex.
press wagon from Stinebour & Co.'S.
Drug store with the name Maud
printed on the ends of tho box will
please return the same.
John Heron has painted his build.
ing on Averill street, and has been
plastering the rooms up stairs and
dividing them up so that they are
very coy and convenient.
II. J. Taylor and wife arrived in
Wadena Tuesday morning, and are
now cozily domiciled in the new
house that Peake & Murray have
lately erected on Fourth Street.
Tom Hooker, J. H. Wurtsmith,
Peter Farley, James Riley, and one
or two others went out into Dakota,
Saturday night, and returned Monday
morning with an immense lot of
chickens.
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.
A political drummer for the St.
Paul Daily Globe, was in the city
yesterday. We think Wadena will
prove to be pretty poor place for our
venerable gentleman. Democrats are
not very numerous in these parts.
DR.. Geo. Nye formerly Of Bluffton,
is now permanently located at Clith
erall. He is having good practice
which he deserves. The doctor il
we'll informed and pleasant gentle
man, and is the right man in the
right place.
Chas. Millspaugh, passenger con.
ductor OH the Fergus + Black Hills
r. R., has taken a vacation for few
weeks. He started yesterday morn
ing for Michigan, on visit to his
parents and other relatives. Mrs.
Millspaugh accompanied him as far
as St. Paul.
Mrs. c. J. Stuart, accompanied by
Mrs. G. NJ. Maltby, and Miss Ella
Chapman, of Bluffton, went out to
Vining, yesterday evening, and by
the amount of green corn and other
'sgoodies" that they took out with
them, we concluded that they intend
ed stopping there for while. ~
Mrs. w. r. Baumbach. started for
Rochelle, Illinois, last Thursday
night, she having heard that her
husband had been taken sick and was
confined to his bed at that place. He
has been heard from since, and has
recovered sufficiently SO that he has
gone back to Chicago, to finish buy
ing his goods.
Mrs. Henry Thompson departed, a
short time since, fer the bedside of
her son in Montana, who has boen
very sick with brain fever. While
there Mrs. Thompson was thrown
tfom buggy and, one of her lower
Y limbs was broken. No further in.
formation has as yet been received
from them.
! A boy some IA or Is years old, by
the name of Fitzsimons, living out
near Cooks Mill, while working at
stacking few days ago, accidentally,
in some way or another. got fork run
into him, one tine entering his neck
and the other just under his arm. He
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