The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-05-31
Remember the concert tonight.
Go to the Planning Mill for lumber,

Decoration Day was quiet in Wa
{ Dave Jones of Bluffton was in Wa
dena, Tuesday. S FIX.
o. P. R. A. at the Opera House,
Thursday, May 81. " !
No school W ednesday, scholars and
teachers are patriotic.
J. Doty has been painting his house
and it looks much better. ..
Edwin Clifford's Dramatic Com.
pany, at Peake's Hall, June 4.
Henry Metzgcr returned from a
business trip to st. Paul, Monday.
H. J. Taylor returned :, Monday,
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
Fine Wines and Liquors for medi-
cal purposes, at Stinehour's drug
store.
Rufus Kelley has his house in
Peake's addition nearly ready for oc:
cupancy.
| G. w. Brown and Geo. Bolton of
Verndale, registered at the Pelkey
House Tuesday.
Edwin Clifford stands very high in
the masonic lodge, having attained
the 32d degree.
| House Plants and Flower Pots in
large varieties for sale at StinehOur
4 Co.'S drug store.
Mr.. Burt, of Yale Theological Semi.
nary, Now Haven, Conn.,, gave our
city a call, yesterday.
Little Gus. youngest son of L.
Metzger, has been under the weather
for the last week or two.
A grand concert will be given at
Peake's Hall. Thursday evening,
May 81, by home talent. i
The Gear of Russia was crowned
last Sunday, without any outbreak,
and with great enthusiasm.
Mrs. Hawkins of Motley, was in
the city Tuesday, the guest of Mrs.
". NJ. Everts and Mrs. Knudsen.
E. D. Perkins Of Minneapolis and
Fl. B. Burnside of St. Paul were reg
istered at the Merchants, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kavanaugh of Vern-
dale, came up to the metropolis.
Tuesday evening to attend the Band
dance.
MIR. Nichols, brother-in-law of
president Hazlett of the Wadena
County Bank, is visiting friends in
Wadena.
| W. T. Murray, mail agent on the
Manitoba railroad. between Brecken-
ridge and Mayville, was in the city,
Saturday.
Mr.. Davis, of the Van Brunt & Da.
Wis Manufacturing Company, Horizon
Wis, was in the city, Saturday, on
business.
Geo. S:Nevius has built a fence
around his lot on Second Street. He
has also put down nice piece of
side walk.
Gracio Riley and Mrs. Emma West,
who have been spending = few weeks
in this place returned to their homes
at Melrose, last week.
Stinehour & Co. Drugs and medi-
cines, toilet articles, perfumery,
wines, liquors, cigars. Everything
in the line at bottom prices.
John Viets has been relieved as
night operator at the station here,
and will pass a few weeks visiting
his parents at Parkers Prairie.
ID. Lamberson feeling somewhat
patriotic, went to Dover Lake Deco
ration Day; We suppose he celebrated
with some of the Finny tribes of the
Lake.
DIR. Westlake and wife went out on
the Black Hills road Wednesday
night as far as Battle Lake where
they met the excursion train and re-
turned with the party.
We notice that editor Mcmillan, of
the Termdole Journal has opened a
new department in bis paper, headed,
the "Aldrich Journal" which we
think is a very good scheme,
Wadena has struck another boom.
"A street car was run from J. X. Mil
ler's hardware store to the Opera
House, last night, with Conductor
Dillingham; at the wheel, and Mrs.
Flora Foss as the first passenger.
We are happy to state that Mrs. J.
n. Heron who got her ankle badly
sprained some time ago by getting
thrown out Of wagon. is able to be
around again. She has had a pretty
serious time of it having been laid
up for over three weeks.
Last Friday P. P. Barron showed
us over his place in Peake's addition.
P. P. has a very fine residence and by
the looks of that big garden, we come
to the conclusion that garden sauce
of all kinds could be purchased at
Barron's in a very short time.
The dance Friday night, given by
the Wadena Cornet Band, although
not financial success, was very
enjoyable affair. One of the most en-
PERTAINING features of the evening
was the shoe down." no that was not
it either, we think it was the s'falH
down." u
We thought when we saw al. Irwin
| with that patch over his eye, that
perhaps he might have had some diff.
ficulty with some one, but on inquir-
ing into the cause we learned that he
had been out in the country, and got
thrown out of buggy. We wish
him a speedy recovery. II
Quite a number of our people went
to Fergus Falls, Wednesday, to cele.
brate decoration day, among whom
were, Geo. l.. Nevius, j. E. Ostran-