The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-07-19
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Cool weather. .>.... =.
Uncle Tom tonight. .:: ~~%
Splendid weather for crops.
Dry Tamarack Wood at Barron's.
Tom Miller went to Fargo Monday.
Go to c. A. Cromett's for fine lard
Oils.
The genuine Key City cigars, at
Barron's.
The new elevator has received q
coat Of paint.
The Great Double Uncle Toms
Cabin; tonight. -
Chas. Huxhold, of Verndale. was in
-Wade,,a, Saturday.
A fine line Of Tetlow's Triple Ex-
tracts, at Cromett's.
p. Knudsen and wife, spent the
Sabbath At Wahpeton.
Sheriff Bartleson Of Fergus Falls.
was III Wadena, Monda::.
For RENT-Two rooms over Miss
Johnson's Millinery store.
DIR. VanAernam returned from his
trip to Livingston. Saturday.
James Irish says he is feeling quite
old nowadays. lie is grandpa.
Two Trick Donkcys, 6 Mammoth
Siberian Bloodhounds, tonight.
Rev. H. w. Troy returned from his
trip to St. Paul, Tuesday morning.
F. Geoghegan, Notary public, Per.
ham. Notes collected. taxes paid. 6
Mrs. Geo. f. Kelley, went to In
man, last Friday, on a visit of few
days. ;:
William Everts returned from his
western trip Friday, looking hale and
hearty. :
Mrs. G.. A. Whitney, paid visit to
friends in Bluffton, the latter part of
last week.
For SALE-One harvester and one
lumber. wagon. Enquire Of BAUM
BACH L MEYER.
Asher Murray, took trip to De-
troit, last Thursday night, returning
Friday morning. II
The Blufto,s Enterprise is no moro.
The editor, we suppose has made his
fortune and retired.
Look out for Ben Franklin's mouth
and Tom Peppers famous bone, solos
tonight; Opera Hall.
Everybody can 60 to the Oper'
Hall, tonight. Reserved seats only
so cts. Secure them early.
Geo. W. Hammer, of Clitherall, wa:
in Wadena. Monday, and made the
| farmer Office pleasant call.
Mrs. Chas. Millspaugh and Mrs
Tom Hooker, spent the Sabbath with
their husbands, at Wshpeton.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Irish July IA, 6l-2 pound girl
mother and daughter doing nicely.
/ J. McFadden, advance agent fol
C. II. Smiths Double Uncle Tom.
Cabin Co., was in Wadena Saturday
It makes us think of by-gone-day.
to see tho familiar countenance o.
Mrs. c. H. Peako, in our circles again
Our thanks are due to Mrs. B. n
Carlson, of Compton, for one of thu
most beautiful bouquets of the season
W. D. Simpson, of Fergus Falls, AS
sistant Superintendent, Of the Blacl
Hills Division, was in Wadena, Tues
day.
Mrs. A. Langley, made US present
of a beautiful bouquet, Saturday, To-
which she will please accept on
thanks.
Money to loan for three or tiv'
years on improved farms, at low rat
Of interest. Enquire at. Bank o
" adena.
The great Plantation Scene, intro
ducing Smiths South Carolina Ju
bilee Singers. 8 in number, at Peake'
Opera Hall, tonight.
Services in the Congregations
church next Sabbath, morning a
1890; evening at 8 O'Clock, conducted
by Rev. D. Al. Lewis.
Miss Katie Worthington, ant
Bert, Nirwin, and Ora Peake
of Minneapolis, arrived in Nadena
Friday, on visit of a few weeks. -:
The: Wadena, Deer Creek and In
man stage, leaves Wadena every Sat
urday at 7 a. m. and returns the sam,
day. H. w. FULLER Proprietor.
A. Sweetser and wife and daughter
Annie, returned Friday morning
from Blue Earth City, where they
have been visiting for few weeks
past. ).
Mrs. William Hall, of Algona
Iowa, arrived in Wadena, last week
| She is the wife of William Hall, nov
| in the employ of Ashburner Bros. Of
this place.
Rev. H. W. Troy west to St. Pan
| Wednesday might Of last week. HI
! was subpnrlaed as witness in the Law
suit of John G. Fuller Is Northern
Pacific r. r.. Co. -.
A. NJ Darling, Of Compton, calico
| on Us Saturday. He says that wheat
is damaged a little from the no,
weather that We had sometime ago
but thinks, although it will not DO =
very largo yield, it will be Of = very
good quality.
n. L.. McBain and wife, of Dee
Greek, came up to W adena, last Th ars
day. and went back Saturday. The,
I r. ~ 30.