The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-10-18

Mrs. G. D. Baker, Of Deer Creek.
came down to NYadsna SltuIday. on q
visit to her sister. Mrs. Dr.. =. ..
1IaWes.
Buy nothing but the celebrated Ger
man hose and shrunk wool ftannels.
You will only And them at Baumbach
4 Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Taylor went to
Parkes Prairie Sunday and returned
Monday. While at the Prairie they
were the guests Of John G. Nelson.
Mrs J. g. Ostrander returned from
her visit to friends ut Clotha, Friday.
Her sister. Mrs. Alice Maynard, re-
turned with her, and will visit here
for while.
Now is the time Of year that We
expect our subscribers to pay up their
subscription. We need the money and
must have it. Bear this in mind, and
do not forget to call and see us.
The fourth number of the New
Kockfords Transcript is on our desk.
It is neat six column folio, publish
ed by J. H. Hays & Co. at New Rock
ford, North Dakota. 1t is all printed
at home. and is an enterprising little
sheet. We are delighted to place the
Transcript on our exchange list.
In order to reduce stock before re-
moving my lumber yard to grounds on
Front street, l propose to sell at rc-
dueed prices. If you are going to
want rough or dressed lumber, lath.
or shingles, don't fail to see me before
buying, II. B. HAML1N.
2l.3t.
A meeting of the stock holders of
the Farpasrs Elevator Company is
called for Friday, November, End,
1883, in Peake's Hall, in Wadena, at
2 O'Clock, p. m. A full attendance is
requested as business of Importance
will be transac ed.. W. III. TULL,
President.
TAKE IT 10 YouRsELvEs-Con.
templating a change in the business
November. LIST, all book acsounts and
notes due me must be settled before
October 25th, as after that date shall
place those not paid in the hands of
my attorney with instructions to sue
or collect before October 61st. So
take warning and save cost.
2l.2t. JOHN K. MILLER,
The lectures given by Prof. w. J.
Kerstetter in Peake's Opera House,
Monday evening and Tuesday after
noon and evening, were very interest
ing and instructive. The first night,
he showed, by the use of that power
full gas microscope, the wonders Of
the insect life, of the air and water of
our city. The extent that he can
magnify with his instrument is
simply wonderful. He magnifed the
insects in vinegar, which are 80 small
tbat they can not be observed ut all
/by the naked eye to the enormous size
of afull-grown snake. We heard some
of the ladies remark that they would
not uso any more vinegar nor drink
any more water. The grand tour to
Rome, by the use of 100 beautifu,
photographs, enlarged and illumin.
ated by the Stereoskiopticon, and the
illustrations made by the Professor
were also very interesting. Tuesday
afternoon, the Professor gave lect-
ure on the wonders of oxygen, or the
air we breathe, and the marvels of the
water we drink. Tuesday evening,
he showed us the wonders of the
vegetable kingdom, how plants grow.
ETC., which, by the use of his Oxy-
Hydro Calcium, was 4 grand exhibit
ton. He also gave q grand tour
around the world, in which he pro-
duced some beautiful scenery. Those
who did not attend missed great
treat, rs we do not have al opportun-
ity to attend such lectures every day.
The regular rehearsal Of the Wa
dena Vocal Union took place Tues
day evening" The members were
out in full force, it being the time
for holding the election of officers.
Nominations were made and the
balloting resulted in the choice of
the following persons to govern the
society during the next three months {:
President, Geo. L. Nevius; Vice
President, Mrs. T. F. Os:rander; ;
Secretary, Mr.. B. F. Buck; Treasurer,
Mrs. Albert Amos; Conductor, T.
H. Ollie; Assistant Conductor, Mr..
A! bert Amos; Organist, Mrs. j. D.
Lamberson; Assistant Organist, Mrs.
J. NJ. King. The Conductor spoke
of the rehearsal as one of the best
since the society organized. in July.
The society also contcmplates Civ
ing public concert in the near
future and it is very evident the
Union was not born to blush un-
heard. tbs for the people at large
to give the society all the support
in their power for it cannot be denied
such an organization is a great ben
eft to a community, especially when
the members are enthusiastic over
their work, as is the case with the
Wadena Vocal Union. Don't fail to
endorse the enterprise by buying q
ticket to their concert whenever you
have the opportunity.
; -. Married.
sELxsER-HAcy-Ipzt the Baptist church. siou,