The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-07-05
Wadena Wanderlngs.

Wadena Wanderlngs.
: Dry Tamar;,ck Wood at Barron's.
Go to the Planning Mill for lumber.
Read the new sad of Fl. B. Ham.
The genuine Key City cigars, at
Barron's. -
Machine Oil at G. A. Cromett's
Drug Store.
Another new house is going up in
Pcake's addition.
/ A fine line of fellows Triple Ex-
tracts, at Cromett's.
Quite number from Verndale
spent the Fourth in Wadena.
Miss Sophia Nelson, started for her
home at Alexandria, Saturday.
Twonew houses are in the course
oferection, in Oak Park addition.
F. Geoghegan, Notary public, Per-
ham. Notes collected. taxes paid. 6
Thos. Miller has built an addition
to his house inthe shape OF kitchen.
Johnny Draw, of the permdaIe
Journal, spent the Fourth in Wade
ma.
Rev. "A. r. johnson, of Darlington,
D. II. was in Wadena the fore part OF
the week.
T. Nj. Jordan, of Minneapolis, ar
rived in Wadena, Friday on a visit OF
| 4 week or so.
House Plants and Flower Pots in
large varieties for sale at Stinehour
& Co.'S drug store.
Losr-July 4th, gold cuff button,
with picture Of bird dog in set.
Leave at this office.
County Treasure Henderson, went
to Allrich, Saturday, to remain over
the Fourth with his son, Frank.
DR.. Nye of Bluffton, makes a
specially of diseases of the eye.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Soft.
We are indebted to Mr.. James
| Taylor, of Leaf Lake, for courtesies
shown us while fishing at that phase
last week.
John McNe]lis, of Otter Tail City,
was visiting in Wadcna, and vicinity
last week and shaking hands with his
many friends.
DR. E. l.. IIawes, will be in Wade
Ma to-day, and remain several days
If you have any work in the dental
line, give him call.
Stinehour & Co. Drugs and medi.
cines, toilet articles, perfumery
wines, liquors. cigars. Everything
in the line at bottom prices.
The Ladies' Nj. E. Society viii
meet Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, July 18th, with Mrs. L. A. Pad
dock. Conveyance will be provided
for those desiring to attend.
Peake & Murray, have sold foul
lots on the corner of Second and
Window streets, to G. A. Couillard
who will erect n dwelling on the
same, in u few weeks.
"A fishing party consisting Of James
Miller and wife, J. b. Elliott and
wife. Dave Cutshaw and Mrs. Tucker
went out to Clitherall and Battle
Lakes, Saturday, to spend few days
Prof: F. T.. Case. is in Wadena, fo1
the purpose of organizing class il
vocal music. He is a goo6
instructor and it is just what W.
need. We wish him success.
Mrs. E. johnson started for Blue
Earth, Wednesday,, on visit tt
friends residing there. Hel
daughter, Miss Emma, accompanied
her as far as st. Paul, where she ex
poets to stop for sometime and take
music lessons.
Giles Peake, brought into our office
last week hens egg that weighet
ii ounces 1t was a whopper; a.
large as a good sized turkey egg. HI
says he has two hens that lay that
kind of eggs every day.
| J. s. Field, of Prescott, who was il
Wadena last week, on visit to his
brother Frank Field, Esq, returned
to his home, Saturday. He is al
affable young man. and is studying
for 4 lawyer, for which we think he
is we'll adapted.
While in Verndale, last Saturday,
we took dinner at the Bolton House.
Chas. Huckshold, proprietor. W.
had first class dinner, the table being
spread with all the delicacies of the
season. Mr.. Huckshold is running q
frst-class house, and is giving good
satisfaction.
There will be a Grove meeting OF
the Free Meth odist Church, on
England Prairie, one mile east of the
school house, commencing on the 10Th
Of July and continuing four days.
Sacrament on Sunday after morning
service. A general invitation is
extended to all.
At the State convention at St.. Paul,
on June 9th, the old ticket was re-
nominated without an exception
which is as follows: l.. F. Hubbard,
Governor; C. A. Gilman, Lieutenant
Governor; T. Won Baumbach, Sec
rotary of State; Chas. Kittelson,
Treasure of State; w. J. Hahn, At
torney General; J. II. Baker, Rail-
road Commissioner.