The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-06-07

Wadena Wanderi1lgs
A beautiful rain, Tuesday. =.
Go to the Planning Mill for lumber.
). J. G. Bonar. of Bertha, called on us
Tuesday. 49,.
John. Gronewold started. Friday,
for Chicago. '-
Wadena will celebrate the ever gle.
rious Fourth.
Harry Williams, of Perham, was in
town Saturday.
c. c. Huntley went to Perham,
Monday afternoon.
Grading on the streets, was com.
menced yesterday.
E. W. Thorp, Esq. went to New
York Mills, Monday.
Mrs p. Kundsen went to Motley,
Thursday, on visit.
Buy the Household or Remington
at Ashburner Brothers.
Jas. Lamb is erecting a small barn
on his lot, on Second street.
J.J. Bennett and wife, of either
all, were in the city, Monday.
Old papers for s*l- at the FARMER
Office; so cents per hundread
Philip West, of the town of Elmo
called on the FARMER, Tuesday.
The NJ. E. Sunday school is making
PREPARATIONS for fine time childrens
day.
Woven Wire Spring Beds and Can
vas Top Cots at Peake's Furniture
Store.
Henry Tull has erected large barr
! on his farm south Of town Size
4Ox40. 4
Miller & Robbins Bros. sold tt
Uncle Billy Lovejoy, a Red Wing
wagon.
H. B. Morrison, of Motley was il
! Wadena, Saturday, on visit to p
Kundsen.
House Plants and Flower Pots ir
large varieties for sale at Stinehoul
& Co.'S drug store.
John Heron has sold his house OF
the corner of Third and Window
streets to DR.. E. L. Halves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. "A. Whitney, tool
a trip to Minneapolis Friday night
returning, Sunday afternoon.
Will Eberle spent Sunday at Dow
er Lake. We suppost he took boa
ride, OF something of the kind.
A. w. Dawson arrived in Wadena
Tuesday night, from Red Lake Falls
where he has been for short time.
We are happy to learn that Mrs. A
R. Wiswell's health has been i'm
proved very much since she left here
Sam Wallace, of Perha m, while o.
his way home from Fergus Falls
Saturday, made short stop in Wa
dena.
Money to loan for three or fiv
years on improved farms, at low rat
of interest. Enquire at Bank o
Wadena.
Rev. H Tull, of Wisconsin is visit
ling his brothers, in this place. H
will preach Sunday morning in the N
E. church. ~
We extend our thanks to John an
!! Martin Mettel, and others, for thei
kind assistance to us in helping t.
move our Office.
Treasurer Lindquist, of Otter Tai
lCo., is again a candidate for the offic
of County Treasurer. He deserve
I to be reelected. "
There is considerable excitemen
created, evenings, nowadays, by tn
fgame of football. The boys seem t
enjoy it immensely.
| P. Knudsen returned, Thursday
from his trip to the west. He says n
saw some very nice country and som
that was not 50 nice.
Stinehour & Co. Drugs and med
cines, toilet articles, perfumer!
wines, liquors. cigars. Everythin
in the line at bottom prices.
Rev. II. w. Troy preached at Mo
| ley last Saturday evening. We unde
stand while at that place he united
couple in the bond: of matrimony.
Geo. Carpenter and Geo. BurroU
started, Tuesday, for Wyocena, Wis
on a visit to friends. We wish the,
a pleasant journey and a safe return
Mrs. E, W. Thorp has been sufferin
for tho past week with a sever
attack of billiousness, but under tn
care of DR.. Babcock, is rapidly impoV
ing.
| The maine tent of Barnum's circu
burned Tuesday, June 5, at Chicago
No lives were lost, but the loss Q
property is estimated at from $500
to $4,000.
William Bement has purchased tn
building which stood on the rear en-
of A. Murrys lot on the corner Q
Third and King streets and ha
moved it onto his lot on Forth stree
and will fit it up for a dwelling.
| A. w. Coats, treasurer of Wiki
Co., and A. r. Mathews, both o
Breckenridge, were in the city, Tues
day, on business connected with tn
county deposits in tho defunct Bap
of Breckenridge. n
| The matter of building anothe
warehouse in Wadena is being talke'
up by the farmers around town
That is just what We need, and tn
farmars should see that their talk j