The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-10-11
Wadena Wanderings:
Henry Staples is very sick.

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Henry Staples is very sick.
Wood wanted on subscription.
Dry wood for sale 1T Oakley Bros.
Mrs. Whitney is in the school room
again.
A fine stock Of pipes at AMOS &
BENEDICT
J.J. Bennett, of Clitherall was in
tho city Tuesday.
J. X. Miller is putting mp lots Of
stoves nowadays.
Brick and marblehead lime ut Chas.
Northfoss & Sons.
A large invoice Of Whites Sewing
Machines, ut j. katzky's.
The incest stock of confectionery
in Wadenn, at A. G. Peake's.
Prices away down on shingles at
Uamlin's lumber yard. 2l-3t
Finest selection Of Hats at lowest
prices ut Miss Johnson's millinery.
BUY the celebrated Balls Spiral
Srring Corsets Of Baumbach l. Mey.
er's.
will Riddle, Of Minor DIT, is
visiting his home in Wadena this
week.
One good second hand lounge very
cheap. Enquire of BAuNBAcH &
M:YEH.
L. Lamberson, the genial cashier
Of the Ottsr Tail County Bank, at
Perham, was in Wadena Monday.
Ladies. gents, young men, ane
every one. call and see the new Toi
let sets at AMOS & BENEDICTs. S.
County Treasurer Henderson wen
to Thomastown saturday. to remain
over Sunday with his son, Frank.
Buy nothing but the celebrated Ger
man hose and shrunk wool flannels
You will only find them ut Baumbacl
& Meyers.
Now is the time to hunt Quail
Pheasants and Partridges, the exten
of the law being, from October lst t.
January lst.
Mrs. E. W. Lowe, of Henning a
rived in Wadena, Tuesday, on Wis
to her sisters, Mrs. G. A. Whitne
s and Mrs. G.. A. Couillard.
Good Mules, Cows, Hogs, Sleds etc
at Paddock s Auction Sale, on Eng
land Prairie Wednesday. Oct. l
One years time without intsst.
Mrs. Alice Orendorff, of Osag
Iowa, was visiting friends in Walden
Friday. She left on the Saturd:
morning train for Aandan, D. T.,
- All past due notes and book accoun
not paid by Nov. 1St, 1888, will
placed in the hands of my attorn'
for collection. C. II. PEAKC:.
l.. A. Paddock has recently erect'
: good tenement house OH his farm
! England Prairie. and has rented tt
. farm to Gilbert Fires for three year
Rev. II. ". Troy and wife and 81
y ter took their departure OH the Frid;
night passenger train 70, st. Pa'
? where they will attend the NJ.
no~fovo~oA
Henry Metzgcr, of Brainerd, car
up to Wadcna Sunday morning III
was shaking hands with his old frien
q Sunday. He returned on the foreno<
u passenger Monday.
J. C. Restau, OF Bertha, Todd cou
ty has moved to Wadena and rent
the William King store building
Front street, and will open up Il gl
Gerry store in 4 few days.
Losr.-A black shepherd dog, nj
= months old with white on bel
Anyone giving information leadi
to his recovery will be literally
warded. L. a. PADDOCK
Hon. J. G.. Nelson and wife Il
son, Of Parkers Prairie. were in "
dena Saturday. They took the mig
train for Duluth, and will visit
that city and Superior for = f
weeks.
Conductor J. II. Mel, and 11a1
Presson and Harry Hutton went {
to Vining on ''wild goose" a
duck chase, Tuesday night.
there is anything that we do not lii
it is 4 goose.
b A RARE CuANCE-The Jersey C
tie at Paddock's Auction Sale Fl
land Prairie, Wednesday Oct. II,
one years time without interest,
took first premiums at the Minnea
lis Fair, in 1882.
Mrs. f. S. Case started yesterd
for Iowa, on a visit to relatiues a
friends. She will 60 to Aurora, l
IN before returning. on visit to 4
Cases relatives. Ed. accompan
her rs far as st. Paul.
Why not investigate us and sati:
yourself concerning our statemen
Our Fall styles now await yon, a
you will find that there are none b
\ ter nor cheaper.
PEAKE & BCRCII
Ia Mrs. c. Millspaugh who has be
q with her husband at Brainard
past week, came up to Wadena, NJ
day. She returned to Brainer1 y
terday. She says they have not .
their house at that place complet
set.
J. H. Montgomery has the fra
up fo1 his new house in Peake's ad
? ton, and will have it enclosed il
few days. The size of the building
l4x2O with al ell 14x20, IA tt pos
1t will be 4 very commodious dwt
ing when completed.
F. p. Bishop having purchased
. mill property at Bluffton wishes
,,, inform the patrons of said mill Il
he is at home and will be glad to