The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-06
Wall lena w 1a1lderlnqs.

1t Motley.
Brick and n,arblehead lime ut Chas,
Vorthfoss & Sons. :sn T.. ~ rr....s< l. r.
Paints and Oils, CHEAP FOR CASH,
at Amos 4 Benedict's. ~. .: -s'-.
County Fair at Wadena, Septem-
Der 10Th, 10th, and 2lst. =.
Rev. II. W. Troy, went to Motley.
Tuesday, to attend a funeral.
The incest stock of confectionery
in Wadena, ut a. G. Peake's.
Mrs. C. \. Cromett, and Mrs. A. &.
Peake, spent Friday in Verndale.
Three-horse neckyokes, for self
binders, for sale by !Ashburner Bros.
Station Agent N. l.. McBain and
wife, OF Deer Creek, spent Tuesday
in Wadlcna.
Potatoes, butter. eggs, and all
kinds of vegetables, will. be taxed on
subscription.
Buy pie plant for winter use Of
II. w. Fuller, for two cents apound
before it freezes.
H. F. Burch, went to St. Paul yes
terday, to purchase his ftll and win
ter stock OF goods.
The genial countenance of w. f.
Barber, of Wrightstown, illuminated
our Office, Monday. Call again, Mr.
B.
The first car load of wheat, ship
ped from the Farmers Elevator of
this place was billed for Duluth, Mon
.lsy.
Farmers, oxibit samples of youl
produce, at the county fair, to bt
held at Watlena, September 10, 20
and 2l.
Henry Metzscr, ESQ.,, of Brainerd
was in the city the tore part o
the week. He returned to Brainer'
yesterday.
School opened Monday, with B. F
Buck, Mrs. G.. A. Whitney. and Mis-
Rose Miller as teachers. Nulnbe
enrolled l30.
Services in the Congrcgeti on:
church next Sunday, at $50 a. m
conducted by Rev 4. P. Crane, Q
High Forest Mimi.
Miss Emma johnson, who has beel
in st. Paul for the past two months
taking music lessons, returned HON
last Thursday afternoon.
Everybody sh ould attend tn
County Fair, to be held at Wadcna
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
September 10Th, Goth, and 2lst.
The Wadena Roller Mills, hav
started up on the new crop and al
ready to take care Of all exchang
work and feed that may be brough
in.
/ Mrs. L. Kramer, started Sunda.
night for the East, to purchase he
fall and winter stock of Millinery
She is going to put in all elcgan
stock.
". N. Chapman, who has been EN-
pluyed on tho st. Paul Globe for som
time past, arrived in Wadena, yestel
day evening. on his way to his hom
i'll Leaf River.
r. Marshall and August Zuter sa
that when the parties who horrowe'
the tools from their harvesters, &c
through using them, to please retur)
the same, and oblige. u
| Brit Sawtell, of Leaf River, calle
on us Saturday, and made us hapr:
by depositing with us biece {
green colored paper. We marke
his subscription paid.
The ladies of the Congregation;
Society will please accept our thank
for some of their excellent ica-creal
and jelly-cake, such us they served /;
their social 1T Mrs. =. knudsen'
yesterday evening. -
| We have heard considerable con
plant, of late, in regard to cattle rul
ming around the town. They shoul
be taken care Of. as we cannot kee
the town looking neat and tidy wit
cattle running at large OH the street:
NJ. II. Miller brought us in san
pie of his corn, potatoes and turnip:
Monday. We have tested them, an
they have graded A No. l. The p(
tatoes were the largest we have see
this year. lie will please accept on
thanks.
| Donavin's Original Tennessean
will be in Wadena September 22rt
and will give one of their celebrat
ed concerts at Peake's Hall on tha
evening. No one should fail to b
present. Remember the date, Sep
tcmbcr 22nd.
| Rev. f. P. Crane, of High Fores
| Minn, arrived in Wadepa, last Satul
day, and preached a very interestin
sermon in the Congregational churc
last Sunday. He came here with
view to permanent location as p*s
tor OF, that church. lie will prcac
again next Sunday.
John I4ery, 4 section hand at Det
Greek, while coming in from his wol
| "Wednesday night of last week, in som
way fell from the hand car that he ":
on. the wheels Of that car passing ovt
one of his ankles, and another han
car which was following close benin
them, also passed over it, completed
crushing the ankle. On one side {
the ankle the flesh was completes
! strin from the homo J)r w..