The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-08-02

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Chas. Northfoss went to ST. Paul,
Tuesday. g.
Pocket Cook Stoves, at Amos &
Benedict's.
z. Henderson went to Thompson,
Friday night.
The foundation for the new school
house is being laid.
Desirable rooms to rent. Enquire
of C. A. Conillard Off
. Rev. T. G. Kline, of Brainerd,
spent the Sabbath in Wadena. q.
Harry Presson has built a, barn on
the rear end of his lot on Averill St.
Lard Oil, Black Oil, Castor Oil. in
any quantity at Amos & Benedict's.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Rowe, of Fer
gus Falls, were the guests of Mrs. c.
Millspaugh, Saturday.
J. N. Olson, formerly in the mer
camille business in this place, is in
the city for a few days.
Mrs. Lettie Miller and Mrs. Carrie
Anderson went to Perham, Saturday,
on a visit to friends residing there.
Farmers, bring in your wheat.
Miller & Taylor will pay the highest
cash price, at the Wadena Roller
Mills.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
Of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
The Wadena Planning Mill is turn
ing out brackets and mouldings by
the wagon load, for the new school
house.
w. W. Houghton, wholesale and
retail jeweller at Fargo, was in this
city, Friday, and made the FARMER
pleasant call.
Jesse Stinehour was up from Brain
erd, Monday. He says he is clerking
in grocery store at that place, and
likes it first-rate
| FoCND-Ladies money bag, con.
tanning fifty cents and several articles
of value. Owner can have the same
by paying for this notice.
Mrs. John O'Niel, of St. Paul, and
Mrs. W. A. Johnson, of Litchfield.
arrived in Wadena, Sunday night, and
are visiting at DR.. G. B. Jordan's. -
John Becker's new building is nov
all enclosed and painted. 1t is a
handsom ebuilding, and makes quite
an improvement to Third Street.
! Work on the track scales is being
pushed very rapidly, They are
being put i'll in good shape and viii
be valuable acquisition to the R
R. Company.
E. 8. Lambert, who has been al
New York Mills for some time past
in the employ Of the Wadena Lumber
Company, has moved back to Walden;
and is now occupying his coy little
residence in Peake's addition.
The largest Wholesale Liquo1
House west of st. Paul is kept by L
Newman, Fergus Falls, also agen
for the celebrated Falk's milwaukee,
Beer. Dealers will do we'll to giv'
him trial Def ore trying elsewhere.
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w. r: >Baumbach returned from hi
trip to Alexandria, Tuesday, wher
he had been on visit to his cousin
Major Fred Won Baumbach, Secretar.
of State. Mr.. Baumbach went from
Deer Greek with team, in compan,
with c. d. Baker. He reports yer,
pleasant trip.
The supper given by the ladies o
the Congregational Society, in tn
church last evening, was excellent
and the ice-cream was cool and re
freshing. A goodly number were il
; attendance, and all seemed to enjo,
, themselves very much.
Talmage lectures at Fergus Falls
August 18TH. Tickets, 75cts., Re
served seats, $3.50. Excursion
rates on all railroads, Tickets TO
sale August 2nd. Mr.. Talmage i
one OF the most popular preachers i,
America, and no one should fail t.
hear him.
The old Home Insurance Company
of New York, is now issuing policies
of insurance against damage done b.
tornadoes and wind-storms, which
have recently proved so destructive
The Home is one of the oldest ant
strongest companies in this country
and it's rate for such insurance is only
one per cent for three years. Peak,
& Murray, of this city, are it's agents
Prof. and Mrs. c. E. Atcherson, Of
Fergus Falls, arrived in Wadena, las,
Friday, and called meeting fo]
Tuesday night, in Peake's Hall, fol
the purpose Of organizing dancing
school. There was a good turn out
and a good class organized. Prof
Atcherson is an old teacher, having
:. taught eighteen winters, and thor
oughly understands his business
Those who have not joined the elias:
should not fail to do 80, as this is q
rare chance to learn to dance. The,
give their first lesson tonight. -
| - R. R. Tichmer, of Henning was il
the city Tuesday and informs VI
that the storm last Wednesday nigh
moved a swath through the timbe
south east OF Henning and completed,
demolished the dwelling of Emf
HUSKY, carrying the roof half mil,
or more. Several out buildings ant
sheds were damaged some. N,
damage to amount to anything Wa
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