The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-10-04
Wad ena Wand erin gs.

Wadena Wa1ldeTlngs.
Wood wanted on subscription.
Artist material at AMOS & BESE-
Diets.
Lots of wheat coming into town
nowadays.
A fine stock of pipes at AMOS &
BESED,cr-s.
T.. S. Case took = trip to Dover
Lake Friday.
Go to Chas. Northfoss l. Sons for
brick and lime.
Oakley Bros. have some very fine
.hoats for sale.
s. Dover, of Dover Lake, was in
the city Saturday.
Cash down, brings bottom prices.
PEAKE & BvKCH.
w. s. Warner, of Bluffton, Was in
VAOeuA SatuIua1.
Brick and marblehead lime at Chas.
Northfoss & Sons.
Peter SHREDDER, of Perham was on
our streets yesterday.
Those new oil cloth mats at Baum
| bach & Meyers are nohby.
]. IIazelet and E. s. Case went to
Perham yesterday afternoon.
You get best brick at lowest pric-
cs, at Hamlin's lumber yard.
Beautiful trimming silks and
satins, ut Baumbach & Meyers
Thos. Miller started last Thursday,
on 4 tip to Whitewater Wisconsin.
Patronize home industry. You
that are guilty know what we mean.
Buy the celebrated Balls Spiral
Spring Corsets Of Baumbach 4 Mey'
ltr's.
Frank Field went to Verndale Non-
! day, and returned on the afternoon
train.
Those jersey sacques at Banmbacl
L Meyers; make the ladies look jus'
too sweet.
George Carl went to Brainerd, Tues
| day, to erect a dwelling for Chas
Millspaugh.
Bleached, and Brown Cottons al
prices unusually low.
PEAKE 4 BURCH.
Mrs. Thos. Curfey and Mrs J. Mea(
of Inman, made the FARMER q pleas
ant call Saturday.
Baumbach & Meyer have for sale
one Singer sewing machine that cal
be bought cheap.
II. J. Taylor is getting to be quite
4 carpenter. He has! got so that he
can build Il coal Bin.
Conductor Spearback now feel: is
proud, rs any of them since the ar
rival OF that elegant newscoach.
For Fancy and Staple Groceries
Crockery. Glassware, Stoneware, &C.,
g'to. PEAKE & BCRCA's.
will Northfoss, Samual and Will.
| lam Mcclure went out to Deer Greek
Saturday night and returned Monday.
Silas Ostrander has been quite sick
the past week, with bilious attack,
but at this writing, is somewhat
better.
The Wadtna Planning Mills have
just put in new re-saw and are now
better prepared than ever to rip out
siding.
Call at this Office and subscribe fo1
the Continental Magazine, and the
FARMER. 1t will only cost you $l.75
for the two papers.
\ new carpet Rs,s lately beenplaced
on the floor of the Bank Of Wadena,
which makes it look neater and more
| attractive than ever.
The coat of paint given tn: Mer
chants Bank lately has greatly improy
ed its appearance. 1t now wears
rich golden, appearance.
Link N'ittcr went to Dover LAX
yesterday 10 make out bill Of lum
bcr for another house that he j
going to erect in Whites addition.
| All past due notes and book account
not paid by Nov. lst, 1888, will b
placed in the hands of my attorne.
for cole, ton. C. II. PEAKE.
The Farmers Elevator now has it
engine running, and they are taking
N wheat for all that is cut. Th
whole thing will be completed thi
week. y
Tom Mullin and W. W. Graham Al
erecting a dwelling for John Moore
IN his farm, in Compton. Size 20x2S
IA #. studs, with All ell, l4x20 10 #
stude. =.
! Mrs. Fuller. who has been visiting
in Wa,lcra for srme time past, Will
her sister, Mrs. Thos. Miller. started
| N her return to her home in Rudd
Iowa, yesterday.
Miss Ella Hammer, of Elgin, ILL.,.
who has been visiting at Clitheral
for a few weeks past, is now visiting
in Wadena, with her cousin, Mrs
DR.. C. \. Cromett.
Samual ard William Mcclure, ot
Greene, Iowa, are in Wadena visiting
with the NorthfosS boys. Tkey like
he place 40 we'll that they are think
ing of locating here.
Jucob Shaun and fami1y, from
Bloomington. Illinois, arrived in Wa
,lena, yesterday. They expect tt
| make this place their future home
Mr. Sha nm is Il brother-in.law of JOE
Wurtsmith..
We have made arrangements with
the Continental Magazine, publishe,
ut Baltimore, 80 that we can furnish
that excellent magazine, and til.
vArMrR for the remarkably low price
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