The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-08-16
Side lacing kid Shoes at Erickson s.
Go to the Planning Mill for lumber

Go to the Planning Mill for lumber. !
Desirable rooms to rent. Enquire
Of C. A. Conlllard Off
Three-horse neckyokes, for self
binders, for sale by Ashburner Bros.
A good gunsmith would find Wade
ma an excellent locality for his bus
mess.
Geo. E. Ellwell, of Minneapolis, is
clerking in the drug store of DR.. G. A.
Cromett.
The tramps have struck town.
There were quite number about the
place Friday.
They say that Swindlehurst's
"Lightining Express, made home
run. the other day.
Will Ditmore, of. Verndale, was in
the city Monday. and made the FARM.
Err Office pleasant call.
Farmers, got your extras for tho
Champion machinery of Lackey &
Thompson, Henning, MINI.
Ralph c. Hazlet, Of Nashua, Iowa,
arrived in Wadena, last week, on a
visit to his sister Mrs. E. S. Case. =.
Mrs. William Manlove, of Oak Val.
ley, sent US a handsome bouquet,
Monday morning. Many thanks.
Thos. Shorrock, returned from Mill.
Yankee, Tuesday, and is now slicing
up beef steak for Geo. 4. Grismer L
Co. -.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
of interest. Enquire at Bank Of
! Wadena.
Rev. H. w. Troy, attended the fu.
neral of Frank Hazen, at Verndale.
Monday. The deceased leaves wife
and two children.
The Wadena, Deer Greek and In
man stage, leaves Wadena every Sat-
urday at 7 a. m. and returns the same
day. H. w. FULLER Proprietor.
Mrs. A. N. Peach, of Dover Lake,
was in the city the fore part Of the
week visiting with her friends. She
returned to tho Lake, yesterday.
Mrs. Nay Miller, and her daughter
Nettie, of Brooklyn, Minnesota,
arrived in Wadena, Tuesday, on a
visit of few days, to J. X. Miller
and family.
We have just received fine stock
of Paints and Oils, which we will sell,
cheap for cash. Those wishing to
paint will do we'll to call and see us
before purchasing elsewhere.
AMOS & BENEDICT.
Lue Mcnamara, brought into our
Office last Thursday asplendid sample
Of wheat and oats raised up in Hub
bard county. three miles from Manter.
He says the grain is looking first-class
in that region.
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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c. J. Stuart and wife, E. s. Case
and wife, w. E. Dayton and wife, and
Ralph Hazlet. took fishing trip to
Vining, last Saturday night, returning
Monday, and as usual were laden with
tho 'sspoils of the chase
There will be no preaching service
in the M. E. church next Sunday
morning. Rev. H. W. Troy, will
speak on the subject of temperance
in the evening. Sunday school will
meet at tho usual hour, All are well
como.
Chas. Fort, At the Heathcote mills,
says that Is, 210 pickets, z 1.2x2 1-2 for
the n. p. r. r. Co., was hauled from
the woods, sawed and resawed and
pointed, hauled to the railroad at Deer
Creek, a distance of 2 miles, and
loaded on tho cars all in three days.
We call attention to tho advertise.
ment Of Jay Rial in another column.
His two great companies which have
been consolidated will present the
amusing drama of ''Ticket.of.Leave-
Man." at Peake's Opera House, Tues.
day evening, August Fl. Tickets on
sale at Potter's Restaurant.
A tramp drew revolver on con-
ductor on freight train on tho main
line, between Bluffton and Wadena,
last Thursday night. He was arrest
cd here and put in Jail over night, but
the conductor failing to make CON-
plant before the proper authority,
the tramp was released the next
morning.
The old Home Insurance Company,
of New York, is now issuing policies
of insurance against damage done by
tornadoes and wind-storms, which
have recently proved so destructive.
The Home is one of tho oldest and
strongest companies in this country,
and its rate for such insurance is only
one per cent for three years. Peake
& Murray, of this city, are it's agents.
W. r. Baumbach and wife, Miss
Nettie Shuflebarger, A. M. Baum.
bach, Master Cliff and Miss Winnie,
took the train Monday evening, for
the boat house at Vining. They re-
turned yesterday, and were all look.
ing happy, so We concluded they must
have had good time. Mrs. Baum.
bach had little tin pail with some
minnows in it, and il going to start 4
fishery of her own. We are now
waiting for an invitation to como
over and fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Horr, with their
son Charlie, and little daughter Nellie.
of Wellington Ohio, arrived in town
Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Horr is a