The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-06-28
Wadena Wanderings.

Warm weather. '~'@
Wadena celebrates. |
Fourth, next Wednesday. .-..
Dry Tamarack Wood at Barron's.
Ninety.two in the shade yesterday.
Fragrant smoking tobacco at Bar.
ron's.
II. Metzger says, ''Reub, stop the
buggy.
Lubricating Machine oils, at Amos
& Bendict's. .-.
A grand time is expected in Wade
ma, on the 18th.
Benton Lackey, of Henning, was in
the city, Tuesday.
The Violinist was on the streets
Tuesday morning.
Go to Potter's restaurant for the
best dinner in the city.
Flower pots, hammocks, bird cages,
1T Amos l. I'enedict's.
T.. Butler, of Perham, registered at
the Merchants, Tuesday.
Strawberry shortcakes for sale at
Potter's restaurant, the Fourth.
F. Geoghegan, Notary public, Per.
ham. Notes collected. taxes paid. 8
Fourth Of July is coming, and Pot.
ter's restaurant will be open all day
Mrs. E. S. Case, and Mrs. c. ].
Stuart, went to Verndale, last Thurs.
day.
I. H. Ollie took trip to Brainerd,
yesterday, and he didn't get full
neither.
J. E. Butler and Bob Clark, of
Verndale, registered at the Pelkey
House, Tuesday.
Miss Alma Peach, of Dover Lake,
is visiting in Wadena, with her sister,
Mrs. A. G.. Peake.
Don't forget to take your girl to
Patter's restaurant for ice cream and
strawberries, the 18th.
Joseph. swindlehurst is erecting a
dwelling on King street, and will
move in to it next week.
T. w. Denison and wife. and W.
H. Palmer and wife, of Verndale,
were in the city Sunday.
Mrs. I.ettie Miller. and Miss Lizzie
Krenz, went out to Vining, Monday,
to spend few days in fishing.
A. Lewis, Peetsch made us happy,
Tuesday, by ordering his name en-.
rolled upon the ''good book
For REN1-A house in Peake's
addition. For terms &c. enquire OF
J. Kumler ut Luce L Throp's Office. v
Tickets to the grand Fourth OF
July Ball, including an excellent sup.
per at Potter's restaurant, only $500.
The boys are training their horses
and don't you forget it, there is going
to be some lively raising on the 4th
I. T.. Kramer pays the highest
price in cash for hides, pelts, wool, furs
gensing and Seneca snake roots.
Peake & hurry have some very de-
sirable town lots which they will sci
all on time to parties wishing to build
Capt. Braden, State Auditor, was ir
Wadena, Friday, and sold the school,
lands which were advertised short
time ago.
There will be preaching at the Con
gregational church, by the Rev. D.
NJ. Lewis, next Sabbath at 1880 a. NJ
| and 8 p. m.
Go to 4. II. Dille's, the 4tA, fol-
y eur cigars, oranges, lemons, candies
nuts, etc. He has a splendid stool
and will sell reasonable. n
We understand that Col. Bullard
President of the Verndale. Shell City
& Northern r. R., made himsel,
rather conspicuous at the Convention
Saturday.
This time it il Charles Dorrison
! that our thanks are duo to-, for :
basketful of nice lettuce, radishes
and onions. They were simpl!
splendid.
The boys say they are going t.
have a boss game of foot ball, tn
Fourth. Geo. L. Nevius is Capt. o
the Scarlets, and John Hayton Capt
of the Blues.
O. H. Lewis, of Mandan, stopped il
Wadena, yesterday, on his way on
to Underwood. He expects to TAX
in some of the fish along the line q
the Black Hills. v
The assessed valuation of persona
property in the town of Wadena, a
eqnalized by the town board, las
year, was $lls,0 900; this year it i
$l4S, 800, being an increase in valu
alton of *30,29l.
E. S. Lambert, of New York Mills
paid the FARMER a pleasant yisi
Saturday. He was on his way hom
from Fergus, where he had been il
attendance at the convention; re
ports a lively time.
The following named gentleme,
will close their places of business a
l o'clock p. M, July 4th: Baumbacl
l. Meyer, Peake & Burch, F. b. Cool
l. Co., J. Katzky, J. K. Miller ant
L. Erickson.
A private letter from Johnny Viet'
states that he is pleaantly situated ii
a telegraph Office on the CANADIAN
Pacific r. r. at Winnipeg, Manitoba
He says he likes it there hrst rate
and that the only thing that il troub
ling him now is how he is going tt
celebrate the Fourth. - d"
F., W. Harrington, of Minneapolis
was in Wadena, Monday, delivering
Neill's History of Minnesota. 1t i.