The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-08-02
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two sons, Of Fargo, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Miller, Fri
day.
W. w. Graham, of Fergus Falls,
was in the city last Thursday and
Friday, shaking hands with his many
friends.
T. H. Ollie took trip to St. Paul,
the latter part of last week, return
ing Sunday night. He reports a
pleasant trip.
Mrs. Capt. Thomas, of Deer Creek,
was in Wadena visiting with her Sis
ter, Mrs. M. H. Miller, the latter part
of last week.
Judge Ostrander and wife, and Mrs.
S. A. Wilcox and Miss Elva Wilcox
| went out on fishing trip to Clitheral,
Saturday night.
Jim Riley has resigned his position
as Village Marshall, and has gone to
breaking on the passenger on the
Black Hills division.
William King has purchased the
building owned by Thos. Jordan, on
Front Street and is remodelling and
fitting it up in good shape.
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. J. II. Warsmith and her daugh
ter, Miss Hettie, returned from St.
Paul, last Thursday, where they had
been visiting with friends for a few
days.
J. W. Jarvis, of Manter, Treasur.
er of Hubbard County, was in this
city, Monday. He reports that
wheat in that vicinity is going to be
a fair crop.
| DR.. and Mrs, James Rust and son,
of Wellington Ohio, aud Edward
Sawyer of Belvue, Ohio, are rusticat.
ing in Wadena. They are old ac.
auaintances of H. B. Hamlin, Esq.
We had the pleasure of taking a
! ride after one of NJ. E. Brown & Sons
splendid livery teams. Friday. They
rave some nice rigs, and if you want
to take a drive, just give them q CAL
The Compton base ball nine came
up to Wadena, Saturday, and played
the Wadena boys a match game OF
ball. The Wadena boys came out
ahead, to the tune of 81 tallies to 10,
Who are the next unlucky nine.
A. G. Broker started last Thurday
on visit to his old home in Wiscon.
sin. We don't know whether he went
TO see his ma or his sweetheart. We
presume little of both. A pleasant
visit and safe return.
G.. M. Cole arrived in Wadena,
Friday morning, from Floyd, Iowa,
looking as bright as the first rose of
summer. He reports crops in Floyd
county as A No. /, and everything
in fourishing condition and every
body happy.
The ladies of the Episcopal Society
will hold a social at Mrs. r. NJ
Johnson's, the Rectory, on Tuesday
next, August 18th. Ice cream and
lemonade served from 6 until 9 p. m.
Croquet, on the grounds. All are
cordially invited.
F.M. Eddy, Of Glenwood, Pope
Co., was in the city, Monday and
Tuesday. While here he took a trip
out through the country adjacent to
Wadena. He says the wheat is look
ing the best here of any place he has
seen, and thinks our town the incest
of any in this part OF the country.
| A new butcher shop will be opened
| in Wadena next week, with George
Grismer and w. NJ. Everts as pro.
prietors. Their shop will be in the
building lately occupied as a lumber
Office by Knudsen d Fverts, on
Front street. These gentlemen are
energetic and clever business men.
and we bespeak for them a good
patronage. 49,. =
Rev. D. NJ. Lewis preached hi,
farewell sermon last Sunday night
and started for Breckenridge, Tues
|day night where he will visit for q
i time with his brother; from there he
goes to St. Panl. Mr. Lewis made
many friends while here who would
II : /. ,..ss
liked to have had him remained
longer. The best wishes of the
! people go with him . Is
DR.. E. L. HAYES has purchased
4 eighty acres Of land adjoining Clith-
erall. It's adjacent TO Clitherall
Lake, and the doctor informs US that
T he intends to plot it and cut it ur
Into lots and sell them to parties
wishing to put up summer cottages.
! This We think is 4 good scheme, and
parties wishing TO spend 4 few months
ii the summer cannot find 9 better
place to do so nice boat house has
Ejnst been ected On the shor. 81 The
eand q better place for ortIng
cannot be found IL tl, northweat