The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-03-29
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For a nice neat fitting shirt, so to,
f.. Il. Coon & Co.'s III :3sS5:. &
r Roy 0strantler started for St. Cloud,
yesterday morning.
!. Do you want to buy hat, cheap!
Go to f. B. Coon & Co.'s %s.=
All kinds Of lumber kept constant
~ on hand at the planning Mill.
G.. II. Toss Of Henning, passed the
Sabbath with friends In Wadena.
Lots of nice spring styles ofC 10th
ing, cheap. at, +. B. Coon & Co.'S.
Buy the Household or q Remington
at Hooking & Ashburner Brothers.
Charlie Cole arrived in town Sum
day morning, with a car load of
hoses. f.. g.. =. 4. -
l.. D. French, merchant and post
master at Dover Lake, was in town
yesterday. .:>.**-..
Mrs. Day of Detroit is visiting
Mrs. VIM. Rawson, and other friends
in Wadena. =. -, 81.
Capt. O. Nelson Of Elmo, lifted the
light Of his pleasant countenance
upon us, Tuesday. !. -
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Peake went to
Minneapolis Monday morning. They
will be gone some ten days.. !
Maj. G. II. Holden,-late of the
10 n. Y. Volenteers.-of Perham,
made us Il pleasant call Tuesday.
Money to loan for three or five
years Oil improved farms, at low rate
of interest. Enquire at Bank Of
Wadena.
Mr.. Bivins, D. D. Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ,
visited the lodge Of that erd,r here,
last week.
Frank II. Elyedge, fuel agent of
tho Northern Pacific Railroad, made
his final inspection of wood along TIE
road last week.
c. Potter has opened Il restaurant
in his building on Averill St., and il
row prepared to feed the hungry, at
reasonable rates.
Latest styles, patterns, and shades
of straw hats and bonnets for spring
and summer. just received at Mrs.
Kramer's millinery store.
The supper for the gay dancers,
Monday night, was furnished 1T the
new restaurant of G.. Potter, and was
avery good spread indeed.
FoR SALE-Lot 2 in block II in
Case 4 Gardeners addition. Will sell
cheap for cash. Inquire of
G. a. Couillard
Geo. Oakley returned from Iowa,
last week. He was accompanied on
his return trip by his brother-in-law.
Charles Phillips, and family who will
locate here.
The very latest style of Bonnets
and Hats, can be found at. the City
Millinery at such low figures rs never
before seen in Wadena.
, Miss L. Fl. JOHEsoN.
Services next Sunday morning
at 1890, in the Congregational
Church. Preaching in the evening,
services beginning ut 7:30. All not
worshiping elsewhere are cordially
invited to attend. VIII. FORBES.
The finest lot of ribbons, feathers,
flowers, and fancy goods can be found
ut Mrs. Kramer's Millinery Store, all
of which, rs usual, will be sold ut the
lowest possible prices.
The Nvadena FIGURING Mill was
entered some time between Saturday
night and Monday morning, and
about twenty dollars taken from the
money darwer. the money having
been overlooked when the mill was
closed, Saturday.
Burglars entered the Office of the
Sank Rapids Sentinel last Thursday
night but left, presumably in disgust,
without disturbing anything. They
must certainly have been nOyices at
the cracksmans art or they never
would have tackled a country print
ing Office n
The Clayton Mfg. Co. have in run
ming order, their new engine lathe,
capable Of turning a Shaft l6 feet in
length and with So inch swing, also
their iron planer, and Justice hammer,
and with them are now prepared to
make all repairs OH saw mills and all
other mills where machine work is
needed. ~
The benefit hall given by the Wa
dcna Cornet Band OH Monday evening.
passed off pleasantly, and every one
who attended had 4 good time, and
went homo satisfied that Wadena had
y good band, and onesti1at could play
very we'll far the time it had been
praticin5. Great credit is due to the
members for the proficiency to which
thoy have attained, and in 4 great
measure is this owing to their pains.
taking leader, j ohm Heinen.
Tho post-ot1ice here. IA well as the
offices elsewhere throughout the
country, was closed from two until
five O'Clock, by order of the depart
,nent 1T Washington. OH account Of
the death of Post Master General
Howe. Mr.. Howe was an honest
man, therefore had no fear OF investi.
g,tois during his long public life, and
was always true to his conviction Of
what he deemed to, be his duty to
himself and his country. sVoul3
that we had more like him. ~
Saren Lis.oe. for nearly eight years
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