The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-12


~ on hand at the Plan,ng Mill.
Go to Barron's for your groceries,
6rst-class goods, and low prices.
Miss l.. II johnson keeps the finest
and cheapest hair goods in town.
JCsr REcEIyED-At a. G. Peake S,
Car load Miners Celebrated Feed.
And when You arc in Barron's, get
some Merique coffee, and be happy.
Frank Henderson of Thomastown
Was in this village on business, Mon.
day.
1.-THE Aitkin Age" fills ':an aching
Void, and it fills it we'll. Here is
Our ~
Go to Miss Johnson's Millinery
Store, Ladies', and get yourselves a
good switch.
R,m:n>ar the services in tho Nj
f. Church next Sunday at 10: 80 a. m.
and 1870 p. m.
Farmers and Mill owners should
read the new ':d' of the Clayton
Manufacturing Company.
Episcopal Services in Peake's Hall,
next Sunday at 1920 Il. H., and 7:30
p. IN. England Prairie 1T 3p. m.
Sheriff Bartleson of Otter Tail Co.
was in town on business connected
with his office, Monday evening.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, ut low rate
Of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena. -
f. s. Lambert, book keeper for the
Wadcna Lumber Company at New
York Mills, spent the Sabbath in
Wadena.
Johnnie Gronewold, cashier of the
Bank of Perlan, was i'll town Mon
day, shaking hands with his old
friends. !
Frank Miller has the lumber on his
lot on King Street, ard will COM
mence the erection of house there
on at once.
Mrs. Ella Lamberson will give in
structions in music on piano and
organ; also vocal lessons. Rooms
over post office.
Erickson has received large stock
of Gents and Ladies' boots and
shoes, which he will sell at bottom
prices, for cash. i
Abe Earnist has erected an addi-
ton to his house on King Street, and
is finishing the same in a neat and
conv enient manner.
For SALE-Lot 2 in block - in
Case g. Gardner's addition. Will sell
cheap for cash. Inquire of
G. \. Couillard
Preaching as usual in the Congrc.
gational church, Sunday, l0:30a. M,
and 7:30 y. m. All are cordially in
~ited to attend. W. II. FORBES.
:Ehe very latest style of Bonnets
anti Fats, can be found at the City
Millinery at such low figures rs never
before seer in Wadena.
Miss l.. II. JOHNSON.
The 25tlr Annual Fair of tho Min
nesota State Agricultural Society,
will he held at the city of Owatonna,
September 3rd -4th 5th 9th 9TH 9Th,
1883.
Is it good policy to throw cold
water on manufacturing enterprises
started here which will benefit all,
even if one has not got any stock in
them. II
DR.. and Mrs. G.. b. Jordan have
returned from st. Panl, and have
commenced housekeeping here again.
The DR.. proposes to practice his pro-
fesSi0n here.
Passenger train No. 3 due here at
400, Tuesday morning did not arrive
here until $3.50 p. M; caused by two
trains near Clear Lake undertaking
to pass each other on the same track.
The auction party given 1T Peake's
IlalE Tuesday evening, by the Ladies
Of the Ne T.. Church, was an unique
affair, and afforded 4 great amount o
amusement to those who attended,
The receipts were about $50. ~
As will be seen elsewhere the Dis
tict Board have called a special
school meeting to consider the mat
ter Ut the erection of new school
house. The schools have out-grown
the present house, and something
must be done in ord.r to furnish
room for the scholars of the district.
Under the present arrangement only
two teachers can he employed, and
there are about eighty scholars in each
room, being double what any teacner
can do justice to. especially in the
primary department where there
should not be. more than thirty-fiye.
The Board have placed the limit fthe
bond at $4,000, Of course any less sum
may be voted, hut it can not exceed
that. limit under the call. The pres
ent valuation Of the district is
s2l3. 600 after taking out the exemp-
tions. and 5000 would be . little
aver 3l-2 per cent, which isfa very
small Indebtedness to incur. We
Trust every yeter will consider the
Inatter, and obtain all the light pos
IS HE. and that lie will attend tho
school mectia:, i. 81.