The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-05-24
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). W. Jartis, Esq, was down from
Alanter, Monday N. q 3
9. Montgomery went g {hell
Prairie. Monday. 8 S
buy the Household or q Remington
sat Ashburner Brothers.
Z. Erickson went to Fergus Falls.
Monday, and returned Tuesday
c. II. Tuesley. Esq, u Perham,
made US a pleasant cal, Friday. ~ s
Farmers, get your plows Of the
Clayton Manufacturing Company.
DR.. Van Aernam went west, Mon
day afternoon, to be gene q few days.
Alex Cook, Of Wing River, was in
town Monday, and made US a pleasant
call. .2 ~ .:..s.5ss
Mr.. Bottermiller is buildings new
house on 4th St. between Averill and
King SITS. .:- y
Asst. Supt. Simpson, Of the Black
Hill r. R., was in the city, Thursday
Of last week. ~. s......= -.
A. G. Peake has just received car
(2s,0oo lbs. Of Miners Celebrated
Ground Feed. ~, : S,: ( ..
4. Mrs. "A. n. Peach, of Dover Lake
has been visiting in tho city for the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. IcBain, Of
Deer Creek, were visititg friends il
Wadena, Monday.
Marvin Schermerhorn has new
house up and covered in, on Third St
Peake's addition.
G. A. Csuillard will occupy IT,,
residence Of DR. Babcock, during til,
absence of Mrs. b.
Sam Clark has been appointed depu
ty treasurer for the collection Of de
linquent personal taxes.
We are under obligation to j. ]
Ellis for very fine stereocopic view
of Third St., Wadena.
New sidewalks are being built OF
all sides, and it greatly improves tn
appearance of our streets.
Dave Jones is attending to tn,
business of G. M. Maltby, at Bluffto1
during Mr.. Maltby's absence.
We are exhibiting the finest line O
Slippers in the town; call and SCI
them at BArMBACH L MEYERS
Hold Pal:nateer has rented the hous
of Julius Jesse, on Second street, an,
will move into it sometime next week
I N. l.. Pfeiffer, of Verndale. sper
= few hours in Wadena last Sunday
He was the guest of Rev. II. W
Troy.
Money to loan for three or fiv,
years on improved farms, at low rat,
ut interest. Enquire at Bank O
Wadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Lambert, O
New York Mills, were visiting relat
ives and friends in Wadena, londa,
and Tuesday.
Miss Ida Kelley. of Motley, VIII,
has been visiting her brother, Ruff
Kelley, the past week, returned home
Sunday night.
Services as usual, Sabbath morning
a 1890, in the Congregational church
People not worshiping elsewhere ar
cordially invited to attend.
VIM. Lovejoy, of Thomastown, wa
in the city, Saturday. He says tina
his wheat never looked better at thi
season than it does now.
Stinehour & Co. Drugs and medi
cines, toilet articles, perfumery
wines, liquors. cigars. Everythin,
in the line at bottom prices.
Harry Williams, of Perham, VIII,
has been in the city some two O
three weeks, painting c. J. Stuart
house, returned home, Saturday.
Ladies, call at Baumbach 4 Never
and see the new patterns, Percal
white goods, and fancy plaid Cling
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Mrs. C. D. Baker, of Deer Greek
was in the city Monday. Mr.. an
Mrs. Baker start on trip to the ca.
next week, to he gone two or tire
months.
H. w. Troy has rented the lots q
T. F. Ostrandsr on First St., and ha
put in a garden OH the same. II. W
proposes to have SOM thing to cal
this summer.
A. E. Earnist has built a very nea
picket fence around his residence
corner of King and Fifth streets
which very much improves the look
of the place.
L. Metzger has built a hobby vera,
da in front of his house, on Secon
st? ct. 1t improves the appearance
of his home very much. Thus tn
good work goes on.
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