The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-13
Wadena WandeIMgs.

Wadena en- Wandez0gs.
Our Devil has got 4 pup. 81 q.
. Old papers for sale 1T this Office.
J. Kephart was in town Monday.
J.P. Soule went to Duluth Fri
day.
Some more bird cages left at Amos
& Bcnedict's.
Brick and marblehead lime at Cl,as.
Northfoss & Sons.
For fancy and staple groceries, go
to Peake & Burch's.
Mrs. J. Clayton of Vining WAS in
the city last Saturday.
County Fairat Wadena, Scptem-
ber 10th, 20th, and 2lst. \
P. H. Kline is again selling the
Western Cottage Organs.
The incest stock of confectionery
in Wadena, at A. G. Peake's.
W. r. Baumbach and wife have
returned ftom their Eastern trip.
Three-horse neckyokes, for self
binders, for sale by Ashburner Bros.
Our schools are making first rate
opening with Prof. Buck at the head.
Mrs. Nillspaugh went to Fergus
Falls, yesterday, on a visit to friends.
Bokx-Unto Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
Peake, Tuesday September 18th, a
boy.
Mrs. Hannohs, of Fergus Falls, is
visiting Mrs. Chas. DorrisoA Of thi.
place. -
A. Swsetser and Will Nortkfos.
were home from Dover Lake over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wyvell, of Battle
Lake spent a few days in Wadens
last week.
| Jack Frost made himself known in
these parts last Friday night. lie i.
7 "masher."
! Potatoes, butter, eggs, and al
kinds of vegetables, will be take OF
subscription.
The weather is cool, the millinerI
smile, for every woman in tow,
is looking for a fall hat.
A business meeting of the mem
bers of the Congregational Church
at O'Clock this afternoon.
Ralph Hazlett. is slowly recover
ing from his attack of bilious fever
under the care of DR.. Badcock. .
Mr.. J. Doty and wife, started tn
first of the week for visit in Iowa
among old friends snd neighbors.
Services in the Congregations
church, next Sunday at 1890 \. m,
conducted by the Rev. E. p. CrVe
BoRN-A girl, to Mr.. and Mrs: +
| B. Coon. Frark is bound to boon
Wsdsna. Anything to get the coon
Frank Henderson, of Thomastown
was in the city Monday. He reports
that everybody is thrcshing in hi
t'wn. +
Next week is to be a lively weel
in Wadena. The fair is the 10th
| goth, and 21st. Let everybody
come. ~
Messrs C.. J. Stuart, VIM, Rawson
and Ed. Cooper, were hunting tht
first of the week and secured foul
mudhens. +
| Verndale's prominent bankers
Hazlett is so infatuated with Wade.
ma that he drives up here to break
fast mornings. ~
! A company of three, headed by j
Wurtsmith brought 1875 ducks home
with them. as the result of a days
hunt in Dakota. 4
| Wadena can soon boast of having
the best depot, the largest elevators
and the finest school house for man,
miles round about. I
| A. NJ. Baumbach, brother of oul
enterprislng townsman, has moved
his family to this place. We welcomj
such to our midst. Il
| T.. L. Benedict returned Sunda,
night from his visit in Iowa, and can
now be found at his old stand dealing
out pills by the dozen or box.
Mr.. H. c. Spearback now calls
"All-a-toard" on the Black Hills road
now, and a very pleasant and gentle.
manly conductor he is too.
The Wadena Roller Mills, have
started up on the new crop and are
ready to take care of all exchange
work and feed that may be brought
in.
S. Lester called on us yesterday
and renewed his subscription to the
farmer, and ordered the Minneapo1.
IS Farmers Tribune sent to his ad-
dress.
A mother gets mad and pitches in
to her son-in-law with a TRADE of alb
use during the funeral of her daugh-
ter-a rape case-a scandal in high
life, are the topics of conversation in
Motley.
B. E. Boyer and NJ. S. Morical,
have just finished the plastering on
the NJ. E. church at Verndale. It is
one of the best and neatest jobs OF
mason work we ever saw.
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