The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-08-09

!. Wadena Wanderings.
A gentle rain Tuesday.
Lard Oil At Amos l. Benedict's.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
Go to the Planning Mill for lumber.
Saturday was = lively day in Wade
ma.
DR.. Babcock says, ''great was the
fall thereof
r. Marshall, of Stowe Prairie, called
OH us Saturday.
DR.. Westlake, started on a trip to
Aandan, Saturday.
A large stock of gents calf and kip
boots at Erickson's.
Miss ALA Miller has our thanks for
a nice pail of string beans.
The board of county commission
ers, was in session Saturday.
There was \ great quantity Of rasp-
berries brought into town, Saturday.
Three.horse neckyokes, for self
binders, tor sale by Ashburner Bros.
For SALE-A one horse dray wag-
on. Enquire at Stinehour l. Co. s drug
store.
Farmers, set your extras for the
Champion machinery Of Lackey l.
Thompson, Henning, MINI.
John Wyvell, of Battle Lake, came
up to Wadena, Saturday, to spend a
few days visiting with his friends.
Several car loads of engines and
thrsshing machines, passed through
Wadena, Tuesday, headed for Dakota.
Money to loan for three or i've
years on improved farms, at low rate
Of interest. Enquire At Bank OF
w adena.
Parties intending to teach in Wa.
dena county, should attend the teach.
ers institute to be held at Verndale,
August 27-30.
Read tho new cad" of Geo. A.
Grismer IL Co. They are now running
| in full blast, and are dishing out the
beef steak lively.
County Treasurer Henderson, ha.
returned from his trip to Thompson
and has again entered upon his dutie:
at the Court House.
Phil w. Herzog, Of Minneapolis
representing Herzog Manufacturing
Company. Jail and Prison builders
was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. A. s. Earnist, returned from
New York Mills, Tuesday, whore sht
has been visiting for a week or 50
| with her brother G. III. Northfoss.
DR.. Halves and Will Dayton stic]
to it that they got away with thu
party that went to Vining, Saturday
They say Clitherall is the place to g
fishing.
s. p. Clark has hnilt new chime!
on his house, in Oak Park addition, ant
is now siding and making man!
other improvements to his neat littl'
residence.
| Rev. NJ. W. Montgomery Of MIN
neapolis, agent for the Home Mission
cry Society will preach in the Con
gregational church next Sunday a
1890 a. m.
Otis Havens. of Floyd, Iowa. al
rived in Wadena, last Thursday. HI
is very much pleased with our city
He brought up a car load of feed AM
a span Of horses.
The ladies' Congregational societ!
will give a Lawn Festival at Mrs. C
lJ.Stuart's Wednesday evening Angus
| 18th. leo cream will be served from
(5:3O to 10 o'clock. All are cordi3H!
invited
A. N. Baumbach, of Rochelle, I'LL
nois, arrived in Wadena, Friday, on
visit to his brother, w, r. Baumbach
w. r. says he is going to introduce
him to some of the fish in Battle AM
Clitheral lakes. n
| A. r. Wiswell W. II. Tull ant
Thos. Miller, building committee fol
| the Farmers Elevator. have let tn
contract for building said elevator t.
IL. J. Moak, who is to have the build
ing completed inside Of i've weeks.
| There are several pieces Of sid
walks that have not been nailed dow1
yet. and several persons have ALREADY
been hurt by walking over them
Theauthoritios should see that they
are xailed down, before any seriou:
acciden occur.
B. F.. Buck, of Glencoe, was in th<
city Thursday and Friday. He ha:
been engaged as principal of the next
term of high school in Wadena, which
will commence September 3rd. He il
a bright intelligent young man ant
will no doubt make an excellent
teacher.
| W. S. Dayton and DR.. E. L. HAYES
went out to Clitheral Saturday night
and returned Monday forenoon
While there they caught about 18'
pounds of splendid fish I'VE know the!
were splendid for we sampled them.
They say they caught 40 fish in abou
20 minutes.
Amasa Peake, of Valley City, so,
of the Rev. E. S. Peake, arrived il
Wadena, Tuesday, on = visit to: hi
uncle, c.. Fl. Peake. 1t has bee1
about two years and a half since HI
WAS in Wadena last. He thinks tn,