The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-10-25

Attend General James n. Bakers
political speech at Peake's Hall.
elnesday evening Oct. 3lst.
Services in the Congregational
church next Sunday at 1890 a. m.
conducted by Rev. e. P. Crane.
Dance at <Peake's Hall tomorrow
(Friday,) night. Tickets 5octs.,
Music by Graham's Quadrille Band
A. r. Wiswell OF Leaf River an.
nounces that he is candidate for
Commissioner 3rd, Commissioners
District.
Rev. johnson, of Darlington D. T.,
formerly of this place, IS i'll the
city visiting friends and attending to
business.
Buy nothing but the celebrated Ger
man hose and shrunk wool flanne els.
You will only find them at Baumbach
4 Meyers.
Those Jersey sacques at Baumbach
L Meyers make the ladies look Just
10 sw Get.
Charles Ward, of Long Prairie was
in Wadena yesterday. Mr. Ward is q
candidate for the Office of Register of
Deeds of Todd county.
J. G. McConkey, of Charles City,
Iowa. after spending week or so at
Wadena and Verndale, started on his
return to that city Friday.
"How to-, raise hard wheat where
before nome but soft wheat would
grow is a problem worth spending
money on. .'-Pioneer Press.
And how to sell hard wheat for
hard wheat after it is raised, is the
problem that seems impossible of So
luton in tho hard wheat regions.
Hon. G. W. Benedict, Deputy Rev.
enue Collector of Sauk Rapids, was in
the city, Tuesday. He, in company
with J. l.. Meyer. of Perham, made
the FARMER a pleasant call.
In order to reduce stock before re-
moving my lumber yard to grounds on
FrsAt street, / propose to sell at ra-
dueed prices. If you are going to
want rough or dressed lumber, lath.
or shingles, don't fail to see me before
buying. II. b. HAML1N.
21-3t.
Judge Stearns OF Duluth arrived in
Wadena, Monday afternoon, to sit on
the bench at the district court. We
heard him remark when he was CON-
ing up that there was man here
that was anxiously waiting to be sent
to saltwater, but we guess he did
not find him.
A meeting Of the stock holders of
the Farmers Elevator Company is
called for Friday, November, End,
1883, in Peake's Hall, in Wadena, at
2 O'Clock, pm. A full attendance is
requested as business of Importance
will be transacted. w. II. TuL1,
President.
John Heron got terrible rap on
tho nose while working around the
engine at the mill Tuesday night.
He says if he had known that the
lever was going to stike him on the
nose he would have got out of the
way, but now he knows that it was
to late to save his nose and he don't
care who knows it.
F. w. Rossman, of Park Rapids
was in Wadena last Thursday and
made lis pleasant call. Mr.. Boss
man has been connected with the
Park Rapids Enterprise for sometime
past, but has severed his connection
with said paper and has, in partner
ship with Mr.. Cutler commenced a
preliminary survey of the Wadena 81
Park Rapids r. r. -
The October term Of district court
for Wadena county which commenced
here Tuesday forenoon and closed at
noon, was short and sweet, occupy.
ing but two hours time. We think
that Wadena county is improving.
There was not half AZ much mean
ness as we thought there was, or else
there was a good deal of shroodness
manifested in concealing it.
Last Thursday night social ball
was given in Peake's Opera House.
It was quite we'll attended and was a
very social and enjoyable affair. All
present seemed to enjoy themselves
immensely The music furnished by
Graham's QuadrilIe Band, was excel.
lent. It would be nice If We could
have such enjoyable affairs every two
Or three weeks, from now on; during
the fall and winter. An evening now
and then could not be spent more
pleasantly.
We are in receipt Of a letter from
Mark D. Flower, Secretary of the Re-
publican State Central Committee,
stating that An appointment has been
made for political speech, at Wade
IA, by General James II. Baker, our
R. R., Commissioner, and
nominee for reelection.
Mr.. Baker will speak in Peake's
Hall, Wednesday evening. October
'1st. AS the General has been in
Wadena before it would be useless
'or us to state the excellents qualities
which he possesses as an interesting
speaker. Suffice to say that it will be
profitable for all to attend, as the
political issue of the day will be
discussed.
As there are number wishing to
Join s class in book keeping, Prot.
Buck has consented to give an even
ng course providing enough pupils
;an be obtained to make it interest.
ng- Any one wishing to join such a
lass will do we'll to see the Professor
md h0 will pi Va than thu narti eulara