The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-01-11

Cromett, thinks he may recover.
Buy sash, doors and mouldings,. Of
Knudsen, Everts 4 ca. "A new and
we'll assorted stock, at lowest prices.
The Sunday school of the Wadena
UNISON S. s.. will be held as usual in
the Congregational church next Sun:
day. - W..
Mrs. Geo. E. Kelley returned home
tho fore part of the week, after
quite an extended visit to friends in
the east. .-.
Money to loan for three or FIVE
years on improved farms, at low rate
OF interest. Enquire at Bank Of
Wadena. )
Mrs. Baumbach has been quite i'll
with nervous prostration since the
death of little Artie, but is now more
comfortable. T.
S, Case went to st. Paul, Tues
day, to attend the Grand Lodge A. F.
and A. NJ, a. the leprese :tatiyc of
Garfield Le l5e, of this pl;c
All accounts must be settled by
january 20, 1883, or they will he put
in u lawyers hands. Business.
). JESSE B. STINEHoCR.
Lep Metzger, Of St. Paul, and Bar
ney Metzger, of Fergus Falls, sons of
L. Metzger, of this place, have been
spending the last few days in Wa.
dena. ,.<s@s. a-~. pr. T. .<. -
People living OH the Shell Prairie:,
will do.well to read the :'ad'' of J.
W. Jarvis, and they will know where
to get their farm machinery and sew
ing machines. "
Asher Murray started yesterday
morning, on a trip to his old home,
DELHI, =. He will mingle bust
ness with pleasure. q We wish him
a pleasant journey. "
Frank Coon started Tuesday NOR i
ing, with the remains of little Artie
Baumbach, for Rochelle, Illinois,
where they will be placed in their
last resting place. .
rh@;. firm Of f.. A. Smith / Co.,
Vernd;.le. have made an assignment,
to II. G. Harrison, of Minneapolis.
1t is,sehoped that they will be able
to pay. hundred cents on dollar.
George Van 1nwegen, of Hastings
grain commissioner of the Northern
Pacific, has made his headquarters ut
wadena.sfor the last few days while
Investigating the wheat. business on
the branch. :os-.s -. ~ ~. s@*
Every. citizen sheald road the
Governors message. 1t is !. an able =
and .edm:prehensive document, and
strikessthe key note On the wheat
and r,.iIroadsbnsi We shall re-
fer toIit7moie fully in eur.next issue E:
There will be a meeting Of -:.church
members for church members ut
tho NJ. ii. church Sunday, ct 3. p. M,
n ID in TIE evening II. W. Troy will
rive a chillrsn.s Illustrated lblack-
hnard) service. All are welcome to all
our meetings. PASTOR: :,
]. ". Jarvis and ST. Todd, Of
A1anter, were in town yesterday.
They report that the road has been
cut toIa junction with the one which
was cut,nortll Of this place last win
ter, ana that Sc may aeon secs.
lively movement III tlis direction
from the. regions round about the
Shell. 10 <s..I = .. .
Ben. Franks, we should Judge, is q
veritable nimrod, from tie samples
Of skill: ~ 4 hunter that he sent
home a few days since from the
wilds Of the Little Missouri. among
which was the aHtles of an enormous
elk and the horns OF = Rocky Noun.
tain sheep. The sheep that wore
them could not have been much like
'.Mary's little lamb .eszz u
C. b. Graham having resigned his
position with .Peake & .Bnxcll, is en-
joyiuge bfisf visit with his parents
ia Fergus. Fromttkere he will go to
Nora Sptings, Iowa. where he will
mcetshis wife, and renew aeqn&int-
ance with the friends Of his old
home. After his vacation, hr, Gra-
ham ls.to enter the. employ OF Min
ueapolis house as travelling sales
man. and IL he il % popular IN his
new rosition-as he has been here. he
will win hosts Of friends for his
house. Our best wishes. attend him. i'm.
Ssttls Up
Ali notes and accounts due mo l1le
must Ia sett I'D &c once. or costs wall