The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-27

Go to Chas. Northfoss & Sons for
brick and lime.
Brick and marbleh cad lime at Chas.
& Sons.
F. c. Rice Esq, of Park Rapids
WAS in the city. Monday.
Swindlehurst is giving his black
smith shop Il coat OF paint.
If you want the best brick and lime,
go to C5as. Northfoss & Sons.
The incest stock of confectionery
in Wadena, at A. G.. Peake's.
Naomi Clayton of Vining, was
visiting in Nadena last week.
l.. Erickson ia erecting an addition
to mis- building on Third street.
AS. Mcmillan. of the Vermdale
Journal was in the city Monday.
II. NJ. Hanson, of Battle Lake, re-
gistered at the Merchants, Friday.
Ernest Nelson, of Parkers Prairie,
was in attendance at the Fair last
week.
Buy pie plant for winter use of
H. w. Fuller, for two cents apound
before it freezes.
Bleached, and Brown Cottons at
prices unusually low.
PEAKE g. BURCH.
Benton Lackey, of Henning, was in
the city Friday and Saturday, and
made the FARMER a pleasant call.
Mr. Kumler and family, started for
Fergus Falls, Tuesday. They expect
to make that place their future home.
For Fancy and Staple Groceries,
Crockery, Glassware, Stonewar, &C.,
60 to. PEAkE d BURcH.
The NJ. T.. Social at Mrs. T. F.
Ostrander's. yesterday evening. was
well attended, and very enjoyable
affair.
Geo. F. Cowing of Fergus Falls,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
for Otter Tail county, wss in Nadena
Monday.
The party who now owns the build.
ing formerly used rs a blacksmith
shop by Kephart, is having it sided
and fixed up for i residence. i
Thos Powers White Fife wheat
which he had on exhibition at the
Fair and which took the blue ribbon
tested 50 pounds to the bushel.
Quite number from Verndale, at
tended the entertainment given at
Pcake's Hall Saturday evening, by
Donavin's Original Tennesseeans.
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.
Richard TAFT, of Bridgetown, Cana
da, brother of of Mrs II. J. Taylor,
arrived in Wadena, last week and
thinks of making this place his future
home.
c. Potter has the sellar dug, and
will commence the erection of large
addition to his restaurant, in few
days. His increasing business de-
mands more room.
J. II. Baker brought into our Office,
Monday, curiosity in the shape of a
potato with an artichoke grown into
it. It is what we would term an
artichoke and potato collision.
F. p. Bishop having purchased the
mill property at Bluffton wishes to
inform the patrons of said mill that
khe is at home and will be glad to see
them at any and all times. Satisfac'
ton guaranteed. He is also prepared
to grind feed, and buckwheat on
short notice.
John Larson, who it will be remem-
bered had his leg and ankle badly
crushed by the running of two hand
cars over it, at Deer Creek, some time
ago, and was taken to the hospital at
Brainerd, had his leg amputated just
below the knee, last Thursday. and is
now doing nicely.
Owing to the extremely disagree.
able weather last Friday evening, the
Ball was postponed until next Friday
evening. There has not teen dance
in Wadena for long time, and we
expect a large crowd will be out
Good music will be in attendance.
All are cordially invited. II
There are now l47 scholars enrolled
| in the Wadena schools and everything
is going along nicely. Prof. Buck
says he would be pleased to have the
parents or any one interested in
school matters, call and see them.
They have rhetorical exercises every
Friday afternoon, to which they COR
daily invite all.
We are indebted to John Valentine
for his peck of blue ribbon onions.
We don't know but what blue ribbon
onions will be most to rich for our
blood, but nevertheless we will give
them a trial. Later-We let the dev-
il have a mess of them and it did not
seem to hurt him, so we guess it will
be safe for us to indulge.
Hats, Hats, Hats, at the City Mil
linery. Come and see 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
Dolmans, fine line OF dress goods and
trimmings. Miss L. H. JOHNSON.
The Ladies Congregational Society
will meet at Mrs. L. F. Yeaton g,
Wednesday, October 3rd, afternoon
and evening. Supper at the usual
hour. Ice cream social in the evening