The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-05-24

bastlne.. At Amos o Bened let II.
7. F. 0strander has erected ! car.
riage shed. in addition to his barn.
4 He. Burch went to st. Paul last
week for his summer stock OF goods.
Mr.. Joslin will soon have his house
In Peakes addition ready for occupa-
ton. q :: G Isl ,.., "a. .s
Woven Wire Spring Beds and Can
vas Top Gets at Peake's Furniture
Store. II IT,. ri Sc. 49, -
Thirteen different brands of flour,
q from $50 to 500 per sack, 1T "A. Ct. G..
Peake's. s.. \. -, ~ = q q :. @.:-
Verndale has been incorporated as =
village, under hefgeneral act passed
last winter. ~ z =..5 s :f .5$:s So
# F. c. Rice, the Park Rapids boomer
was in tho city, yesterday, on rail
road business. e., ! ;sE>. s.. :s
John Miller is putting fence
around his lot on the corner of 4th
and Averill St.. ~ "
Theo Brockhof is painting his shop,
which is an evidence of prospe rity,
We are glad to note. = q
L. A. Paddock returned last week.
from visit to Ordway, D. r., re.
turning via St. Paul.
A grand concert will be given at
Peake's Hall. Thursday evening,
May 81, by home talent.
We are under obligation to George
Boyington for courtesies shown. us
while in Fergus, Tues day.
E. p. Sanborn, of the law firm. of
j. b. & W. H. Sanborn, was in the
city, Saturday, on business.
A. Brandenburg is a candidate for
sheriff, of Otter Tail Co. The people
couldn't do better than to elect him,
Our Spring Stock is now complete,
and we invite inspection.
BACMBACH & MEYER.
Harry Brintnall, a former resident
OF this city was in town. FRIDAY.
Harry is now travelling for St. Paul
firm.
H. W. Lock returned home from
st. Peter last week, looking hale and
hearty. He says he never felt better
in his life,
Peter knudsen started on a bust.
ness trip to Dakota and Montana.
Monday morning, to be gone some
ten days.
5. l. Frazier, cashier of the Wade-
ma County Bank, and Mr.. James, of
Verndale, made US a pleasant call
last evening.
Ben Burton and Frank Packard are
Jurors in attendance at the District
Court at Fergus, from Compton and
Oak Valley respectively.
Tommy Teachout started, Monday
morning, for his home in Vermont.
lie will accompany Mrs. Babcock as
far us Ogdenshurg, N. Y.
j. B. Cutler, one of the heavy bust.
ness men of Usage, Ia, made us a
pleasant call, yesterday, and had his
name entered on the good book.
The rooms over Knudsen & Everts'
office on Front St. are being plastered
and fitted up, and will be occupied by
DIR. Westlake as soon as completed.
n. Bryant, Of Wrightstown, made
lis a call, yesterday, and deposited
with us something that made us hap
py' we put it in the money drawer.
A fresh lot of hats and bonnets of
the most elegant styles and patterns
just received at Mrs. L. Kramer's
millinery store ON Third St., Wadena.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbon, Kid
Gloves, Lace Goods, Ruching; full
lines; lowest prices; at
! BACMBACH & MEYERS.
S. L. Frazier, E. G. James, c. E.
Ormsby,, L. Heinig and others, of
Verndale, attended Remenyi's enter.
tainment at Peake's Hall. last night.
Mrs. H. Rock well went to Mime.
apolis last week; Mr.. Rockwell has
been there for some time past They
expect to make that city their future
home.
George Grismer took a trip out to
the end of the track on the Black
Hills road, Saturday, and returned
Tuesday. He says things are live
~ out there. They have printing
Office and lumber yard.
Mrs. G. M. Haltby, of Bluffton, was
in this city, Saturday. She informs
us that her husband started last week
on trip to Montana, and the far
west for his health, which has been
quite poor for some time past.
A few of the dancing fraternity of
Wadena assembled at Potter's Res.
taurant, Monday evening, and tripped
the light fantastic toe for few
hours. Lickiss and Ellis furnished
the music. They report very enjoy.
able time.
| The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
E. Church will meet with Mrs. Pike.
Saturday afternoon, May 26. : Con.
veyance can be had by calling at the
residence of Mrs. Luce, from two to
three o'clock. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. COMM1rrEr.
| Remember the grand ball for the
Ibenefit of the Wadena Cornet Band.
at Peake's Hall, Tuesday night. The
boys want to get new caps, 50 as to
make = respectable appearance the
coming Fourth Of July, AMI they de.
deserve recognition for their endea.