The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-12-20
Wadena Wa1pderings.

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Real cold weather. =. ~ I
Xmas toys at Barron's. 4
A merry Christmas to all.
Grand Ball Christmas nightr I
Go to Barron's for Christmas toys.
Trash ground feed ut Bau n,bach L !
Meyers. -
A beautiful line of Christmas cards
1t Barron's.
Call and see Amos & Benedict's
Holiday Goods.
l.. Lamberson, of Perham was in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Staples, of Staples Mills, was in
Wadena, Monday.
Fresh corn meal and buckwheat
-four ut J. C. Ristau's.
The Mercury went down to 81 beloV
zero Wednesday morning.
A. G. Broker and Dave Jones made
a trip to Verndale yesterday.
Fred Katzky. of Deer Creek, spent
Sunday and Monday in Wadena.
Dress Goods ut cost.
PEAKE L BuRcH.
Services in the NJ. E. church, next
Sunday at 1880 a. m, and p. m.
William Hall has moved into the
Bottermiller house on Fourth street
School will DO commenced in thu
new school house on Monday, Janu.
airy 9th.
Baumbach l. Meyer have one har.
vester and one wagon to exchange
for wood.
Mrs. c. 3. Jordan returned home
Tuesday from visit to her daughter
in St. Paul.
Prof. Buck, and Mrs. Whitney at.
tended the Teachers Association at
Vsrndals, Saturday.
Buy Christmas goods at Barron
and get a beautiful basket boquet
free. Come and seeit.
The beautiful snow has como at
last. and the sound of sleigh bells is
heard in every direction.
Flannels at cost.
'PEAKE 4 BrRCH.
Mrs. A. G. Peake went to Dover
Lake, Sat u,day, on 4 visit to her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Peach.
Peake l. Murray are the agents of
the Northern Pacific for the sale of
town lots. Call and examine their
plat.
The dance at Peake's Hall Friday
evening was quite well attended.
The music by the Italian band was
very nice.
Christmas and New Year Cards at
AMOS 4 BENED1Cr's.
McClatchie is erecting dwelling
on his lot on Third street north side
Of the r. r., track just back of the
freight depot.
The next meeting of the Literary
Society will be held at the residence
of Mrs. Huntley on Thursday the q,
Per order of Comm.
The east bound passenger train
yesterday, was several hours late on
account of freight train being of
the track west of Glyndon.
Mackinaw Goods at cost.
PEAkE 4 BIRCH.
If you wish to purchase Wadena
lots before the II. r., Co. advance
prices call on E. s. Case at Rank OF
Wadena, and make your selections.
The members of the Singing class
are requested to meet at the church
Saturday night, at 7 o'clock, sharp
to practise up some pieces for Christ,
mas.
l.. A. Paddock, returned from his
hunting expedition out on the Little
Missouri, Saturday morning. HI
says he had splendid time and go1
lots of game.
II. b. lIamlia returned from ;
trip to his old home in Ohio last week
He says they arc having beautiful
weather there, and the leaves are 4.
green as in summer.
All kinds of Fancy Holiday Good.
| at Akos 4 BENED1CT's.
| Grand Leap-year party at McNairl
Hall, Verndale. New Years evening
Music by Ormsby's Orchestra Al
are requested to he present. Tickets
to dance, including supper, $500.
A. F. KAvANArGH,
3l'%- Proprietor.
Grand Chrirtmas Ball at Peakc',
Opera House Christmas night. Mu
sic by Ornsby's Parlor Orchestra
Tickets to dance including smpeser al
Potter's Restaurant $500. All axk
cordially invited to attend.
Woolen Hosiery at cost.
PEAKE 4 BrnCM-
Prof. i. F. Buck stated for St
Paul yesterday where he wlll sto1
for a few days. He then goes to his
home to Glencoe. where I've will spend
the holidays. He will return in time
to commence school in the new school
house on the 9th, OF January.
c. II. Rathban. of Rochelle, Ills,
was in the city, the latter part of last
week, visiting with his brother-in-
law W. r. Baumbach. 1t has been
sonae three years since Mr.. Rathbull
was here, and he expressed himself
rs considerably surprised with the
change in the place. Mr.. Ratbbun is
connected with the Auditing DEPART
mont of the Chicago and Iowa r. r.
He started on his return for home,
Sunday night.
Blankets ut cost.
/ PEAKE l. BIRCH,