The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-20
Wad dena Wand nderi1lgs.

Beautiful fall weather.
{ Old papers FOR sale at this Office.
Attend the Ball tomorrow night.
Some more bird cages left at Amos
& Benedict's. s..$* s>t 81
Peter Schroeder, of Perham, was in
the city Tuesday. z.ss =. 5.@%1
Brick and marblehead lime at Cllas.
& Sons. + ": >~.:.s.. :s,|
You get best brick at lowest pric-
Is, at Hamlin's lumber yard.
The incest stock of confectionery
in Wadena, ut A. G. Peake's. 1@' |
Rev. II. w. Troy went to Motley
Monday. and returned Tuesday.
= Another chr Of fresh marblehead
lime received at Hamlin's to-day.
Three.horse neckyokes, for self
binders, for sale by Ashburner Bros.
. The Anglo American Circus, shows
At Wahpeton, Friday, September
2lst.
Chas. Lane, OF Deer Greek, made
the Farmer Office a pleasant call
Tuesday.
Read the cad" of J. w. Lickiss, in
another column, and give him job Of
plastering.
William King, has built an addition
on the rear end of his building on
Front Street.
". z. Andrews, representing Brad
ner Smith Paper Co., Of st. Paul,
called on us Tuesday.
Wheat is coming in quite rapidly,
business is becoming lively, and every
body seems to be happy.
Mrs. C. A. Cromett' started for
Minneapolis, last Thursday, on visit
to her sister, Mrs. c. H Peake.
will Northfoss took a trip to Alex
andria last week, and returned Tues
day. We suppose it was business
trip.
JUST REcE1vED.-A nobby line Of
Clothing. Underwear, Neckwear, Col
lars, Cuffs, etc., etc.
~ PEAKE 4 BCRCH.
DIR. W. L. Philips Of Breckenridge,
was in Waaena, Friday. He was very
much delighted with the appearance
! Of our city. ~
n. Dahman, is erecting an addition
to his hotel, the Farmers Home. 1ex.
20, which will make his building much
moro commodious.
P. Knudsen and wife, returned
from Fawn Lake, Monday night,
where they had been ON visit to
Mrs. Knudsen's parents.
Just received at F. B. Coon &
Co.'S. the finest stock OF clothing,
gents furnishing good, hats and
caps, ever brought to Wadena.
None should fail to hear the adj
| dresses of Hon. H. &. Hicks and Com.
missioner of Emigration H. H
Youngsat, Peake's Hall tonight. = :
Peake a& Murray. haYe> sold three
lots on Fourth street, to John Her
ron, and Henry Krenz, who contem:
plate building ON the samo in a short
time. .+>=2.:&
We call your special attention to
eur fancy and. staple groceries, which
ne arc selling very cheap. ss*Ss ~ bit &.
ss' @ss7 s PEAKEt BURcH. !
a. y. Darsqn OF Rockford. lows,
auiysd in Wadena last Thursdayaf
tsrnoon. j q I islays il that business. "a -
fhstter shspe 'srosi ia hefs ge~, tha1iin
EIowa. go 2.s:sr :
& sIs - EssEass$sssy-Ss >.--
The larl restt and best selected full
stock Of millinery sand fancy goods,
can DO found at Mrs. l.. Kramer's
millinery store, Thirdstreet Wadena,
MINI. E:
T. D. Powell and wife and two sons,
of Cambridge, VT, arrived in Wade.
ma, Friday, on a visit to G.. c. HuRtly
and family. Mr.. Powell is a brother
of Mrs. Huntly. -- 10
A Grand Ball will be given in
Peake's Hall. Friday night September
2lst. Music by Graham's Quadrille
Band. All are cordially invited to
attend. Tickets to dance LOO.
The City Dray has new pair of
trucks, manufactured by Joseph Guth,
of this place. They are nice ones and
Mr.. Morrison is now better prepared
tn An ever to accommodate his GUS
toners. e.
Thomas sharkey, Relief Agent on
the n. P. r r., was in Wadena, Fri
day. Thos. was one of y6 editors old
school mates at Floyd, Iowa. He
went to Lake Park on the afternoon
train.
John Hammer, Esq, and his
daughter, Miss Ella of Elgin, Illinois,
stopped over in Wadsna, Saturday,
on their way to Clitherall, on a visit
to Mr. Hammers brother and family,
residing at that place. "
J. j. Bennett, ESQ.,, Of Clitherall,
was inthe city, Friday. He says that
st. Paul and Minneapolis may quarrel
over being the largest town in Min :
nesota, but it wont last long as Clitl,(
erall is going TO get there ~
The Superior Inter Ocean came out
last week seven column quarto
chuck full of adver.issmets. We are
glad TO- see Bro. Whipp}e prosper; as
he is q. wide-awake and energetic
newspaper man, and is we'll deserving
Of good patronage. r.-~:,-. . .
DRESS GooDs-Ladies, you should
not miss the opportunity to como in
and see our splendid assortment of
Now Dress Goods for Fall and Win
ter wear, Beautiful patterns, great
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