The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-05-10
Wadena WanderingS.

Rainy.
Tom Miller is widow.
,Croquet sets at Amos & Benedict's.
Go to Baumbach & Meyers for Oats.
Mrs. Maltby was in the city, Satur-
day.
The rain came just in the nick OF
time.
Fresh Ground Feed, at Baumbach
L Meyers.
The farmers are through seeding in
this vicinity.
A new stock Of flower pots at Amos
L Benedict's. ~
II. F. Burch has adorned his lot
with shade trees.
Wall Paper and Bird Cages at
Amos & Benedict's.
Matt Naten, of Clitherall, passed
tho Sabbath in Wadena.
q. F. WhitcOmb OF Alexandra
was in this city, Friday.
Miss Emma Couillard is visiting
her brother, c. A. Couillard.
Farmers, get your plows of the
Clayton Manufacturing Company.
Buy the Household OF a Remington
at Hooking & Ashburner Brothers.
L. Metzger has set out some very
nice shade trees on his lot on Second
Street.
County Commissioner Croker of
Otter Tail County was in this city,
Friday night.
T. H. Ollie has opened a tobacco
store on the corner of Front and
Third streets.
Farmers should examine tho Clay.
ton brush breaking plows before pur-
chasing elsewhere. II
The village council have ordered
the laying of nearly ono and half
miles of new sidewalk. i
The new blacksmith shop of the
Clyaton Manufacturing Company is
up and nearly covered in.
W. H. Gusha, Superintendent of
the Wadena Lumber Company's
Mills, was in this city, Monday. y
w. R. Baumbach has presented
Cliff, and Miss Winnie, with a very
fine Decker Bros. Upright Piano.
DR.. Nye of Button, makes a
speciality of diseases Of the eye.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Soft.
G. H. Worthen was in town last
week looking after the business of
Powers, Durkee L Company, of st.
Paul.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
Abner Darling has been employed
by the Land Department of the
Northern Pacific, to examine the tim
Der lands of that Company.
E. S. Case is nursing a boil on his
face, he is very tender of it, and
is often reminded of the fact that it
improves his appearance greatly.
W. H. Sanborn, of the law firm of
J. B. & w. II. Sanborn of St. Paul,
was in town Monday, on business
connected with the estate of G. N.
Taylor. n
Cooper & Migge bought veal calf
of John Valentine, this week, which
they will serve to their customers.
It was a small one, weighing only
1880 pounds.
Miss Aggie TAFT started. Monday
morning, for her home at Ridgetown,
Ontario. Miss TAFT has made many
friends during her residence here
who will greatly miss her.
W. G.. White, in the employ of
Superintendent of track, bridges and
buildings Lewis, of the n. P. r. R.,
is locating mile posts etc. along the
line, and passed through here Monday
with his assistant.
New Hampshire women do not
banker for the ballot as much as
some of their sisters in other states.
AT the late election $1,000 Of them
might have voted, but only seventy.
five of them ent to the polls.
A. II. Brown of Montpelier, Yer.
mont, brother.in-law of F.. E. Luce
arrived here Friday morning. Mr.
Brown is 4 machinest, and will, we
understand be employed by the Clay
ton Manufacturing Company.
I. Hazlett, president of tho Wadens
County Bank, Verndale, was in this
city, Saturday. We understand hi
will remove his family shortly to thu
former place. Verndale is to be con
graduated on the acquisition of 81
valuable Il citizen.
Mrs. A. r. Wiswell left, Monday
for Kingston, Ontario, her former
home. Mrs. Wiswell's health la.
been quite poor for some time, anc
she makes this trip i'll hopes that sh.
may be benefited thereby; which we
trust will be the case, and that sht
will return fully restored to her for
mer good health.
E. w. Thorpe and A. G.. Broker
Esq s., started for Manter, Sunday
on law business connected with thu
case of the State of Minnesota v.
Voghtman, being case of assault
upon Jarvis Howard, with intent t.
do great bodily harm. We shall
! know more about the case when they
get back.
The entertainment given here last
Wednesday evening, by the Swedish
Ladies Quartette, was one of the best
ever given in Wadena. The selec
tions were excellent, and the rem
dition left nothing to, be desired
Those who were not present lost j;