The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-13
Little Rutl, Barron is sick.
Wood wanted on subscription.

Little Ruth Barron is sick.
Wood wanted on subscription.
Go to Chas. Northfoss &1sons for
brick and lime. {. ..r..s z.
Chas. Millspaugh, is expected
home next. week. F..
Lambert & Lum have the Farmers
Elevator nearly painted
Preaching next Sunday morning as
usual in the NJ. E. church. T..
Come to the fair next week and
bring all your relations, DE.
Posi- OFE1cE WILL BE OPEN ON
SUNDAYS FROM II to p. NJ.
If you want the best brick and lime,
go to Caas. Northfoss & Sons.
Try our new Scot. Tea.
PEAKE l. BCRCH.
D. H. Sessions, of Green, Iowa, is
clerking for Baumbach l. Meyer.
The passenger train going Bast
failed to show up Monday morning.
Jesse Stinehour came up from
Breinerd, Tuesday, after his musica
box.
Peake and Murray &re treating
their City Bank to new coat OF
paint.
Jos. Hill, of Verndale WAS in town
again this week looking for = room
suitable for a photograph gallery.
John ThomsS Merwin Of Boscobee,
Wis. is visiting his sister, Mrs A. D
Peake, whom he has not met for over
40 years. ~
Gen. C. J. Stuart, and Col. Follett,
were out on dress parade Monday
evening.
| Buy pie plant for winter use O
H. W. Fuller, for two cents pound
before it freezes.
Mrs. Alice Mickelson, of Pelica1
Rapids, rs visiting her cousin, Mrs
Geo. A. Whitney.
Twenty thousand (20.0O0) bush
els of barley wanted. Call on L
Kramer, Nadena.
Mr.. Warner, of the firm Crosier (
Warner. of Bluffton, was on ou
streets Tuesday.
Mr.. Orin and Miss Ada Barrett lef
Wednesday to begin years stud.
at Hamline University,
Towels and Table-linens Of al
} grades at popular prices.
PEAKE L BCRCH.
Willie BERGMAN, of Floyd, Iowa
youngest brother Of ye editor is i,
Waden., and will stop with us for
while.
I George Toms and Minnie Apple
> gate, of Verndale, were married las
Thursday. Here is our ~. George
Shake!
J. J. Bennett, of Clitherall, let the
rays of this happy oountenance shine
into our sanctum one day this week
Come again.
If you want to deal with live lib
eral energetic snterprising business
men come to Wadena and purchas'
your goods.
| We noticed while in Iowa, few
days ago, that corn had been badly
damaged by the frosts Of Friday ane
ESaturday nights.
Perfection in Styles and Quality
Prices most reasonable; desirable bar
gains in Cloaks, Delmans and Jackets
/ PEAKE L BrRcH.
4 The farmres seem to realize tina
Wadena is the best market in this
vicinity, by the way the wheat is be-
fling brought to town.
4 Just received at F. B. Coon &
Co.'S. the finest stock OF clothing
gents furnishing good, hats and
caps, ever brought to Wadena.
Our new Fall Styles cannot fail t.
please every lady Of good taste. NJ
prettier stock has ever been shown
and we promise to please you.
PEAKE & BURCH.
! B. F. Olin, has moved his family
from Bluftton to this place, a perso,
has only to visit Wadena once O.
twice before he is anxious to resid,
here.
! Mrs. Lavinia Fuller, of Rudd, Ia,
arrived in Wadena last week, on .
visit to her sister Mrs. Thos. Miller
and to see if Minnesota's bracing all
will improve her health.
| Although there were heavy frosts
last Friday and Saturday nights
Amos g. Benedict are still selling
the best paints and oils at the loves,
possible living prices.
LosT--Between Wadena and Mr..
Krenz's farm, brown double wool.
en- shawl. Finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the same at J,
K. Miller's Hardware store, i
z. Rosa,. and Frank Brown, had q
close call while out hunting the other
day, a gun was accidentally discharg.
ed wounding Zim in the hand and
Frank in the upper lip slightly.
A. Sweetser has shipped bis
household goods to Minneapolis, and
expects to stast with his family for
that city tonight. He will make
that place his home for a while.
The largest Wholesale Liquor
House west Of St. Paul is kept by L.
Newman, Fergus Falls, also agent