The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-07-12
Buy pie.plant of Fuller's milk man.
Go to G. A. Cromett's for fine lard

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Fragrant smoking tobacco at Bar
ron's. *' -. -
A fine line of Tetlow's Triple Ex-
tracts, at Cromett's. -.
Fine Wines and Liquors for medi-
cal purposes, at Stinehour's drug
store.
The NJ. E. Social at L. A. Paddock 8,
last evening, was very enjoyable
affair.
Rev. H. w. Troy, was summoned
to Verndale Tuesday, to attend a
funeral at that place.
| L. A. Paddock took a trip out to
1.-THE end of the track on the Black
Hills & Fergus r. R. yesterday.
A good competent girl wanted to do
kgeneral house work. Enquire at
BAuNBACH g. MEYERS.
Peake & Murry have some very de-
sirable town lots which they will sell
all on time to parties wishing to build
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
Of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadeli,.
c. II. Boettcher and wife, started
yesterday, with Il team for Fergus
Falls. where they expect to spend a
few days.
Services in the Congregational
church next Sabbath, morning at
1890; evening at 8 O'Clock, conducted
by Rev. D. NJ. Lewis.
! When a poor fellow begins going to
the dogs, it is only his dog who con-
tinues to sympathize with him.
|-LoweU Citizen.
| A hail storm in Bon Homme and
Hutchinson counties, Dakota, near
Yankton, July 10th, destroyed 5000
acres of growing crops. 4
The contract for building the new
school house has been let to Green
law Hurst and work will be com
menced on it Immediately.
The concert given at the NJ. E.
church last night, by the singing
class, under the instructions of Prof
F.. E. Case, is reported very good.
NJ E. Clapp, of Fergus Falls, wa:
in Wadena last Friday assisting A. G
Broker. as attorney for defendant in
the case of State Is. Frank Brown.
John Miller, says to his wife, afte1
rowing the boat for an hour or two
with the anchor down. ''Clara
wonder what is the matter of thi.
boat
II love that man with all my heart, ,
said Philadelphia girl, 'but thu
trouble is that if answer yes every
body will say that I married fol
money. lie is an editor.''
Peake and Murray have got the
new house that they have been erect
ing on Fourth street. painted and
knearly completed. It is going to
I make coy place for couple OF
small families.
The largest Wholesale Liquor
House west of st. Paul is kept by L,
Newman, Fergus Falls, also agent
| for the celebrated Falk's milwaukee
Beer. Dealers will do well to give
him trial Def ore trying elsewhere.
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A brakeman by the name of Simp.
son, an old acquaintance of G. Mills.
paugh, was killed near Mandan. on
the N. P. r. R., last week. His body
passed through Wadena, Saturday on
it's way to Michigan, his old home. :
DR.. G. A. Cromett, has lately hung
out beautiful sign over his drug
store, on Third Street. The sign is
painted in gilt letters, and is very
neat, which is only an outside rep
resentative Of what there is on the
inside.
Mrs. W. L. Hooker, and Miss
Cassie Hooker, of Jackson, Michigan,
mother and sister of Thos, Hooker,
Esq, of this place, are in Wadena on
a visit of week or SO. They will 60
from here to Brainerd, where they
expect to make their future home.
Charley Cole, and daughter Jennie,
started for their home at Floyd,
iowa, last Thus lay. Charley received
a message that his wife was very i'll,
which FASTENED his departure. Isaac
Cole, who has been visiting in Wade
ma, for some time past, also started at
the same time for his home in Rock
ford. Iowa.
The rain that we had last Friday
and Saturday came just in time to
save us. The crops were beginning to
need rain bad but as it is, no damage
was done, and the crops are looming
up immensely. The prospect now is,
that good crop of wheat will be
harvested.
The sad intelligence came to us
Monday, that L. J. Morrell died Of
diphtheria at his home in Fergus
Falls, July 7th. Mr. Morrell was one
of the earliest settlers of Fergus
Falls, and has been one of it's most
prominent business men and respected
citizens. He leaves a wife and one
daughter and a host of friends to
mourn his loss.
Our "Friend'' Kinnie being very
much Offended by the item that we had
in our issue of June %, has given
vent to his feelings by making a slushy
reply through the columns Of the
Blxfton Enterprise, and owing to the
insignifiicance of both author and pa.
per, we will make no further comment
upon it than that it is better to be
half-ripe than to be rotten.
Judging from the smiling coun-
tenances of couple of lovers, as they
walked hand.in-hand UP Third street,
Tuesday, and from the enjoyment