The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-08-09
Side lacing kid shoes at Erickson

Side lacing kid shoes at Erickson s..
II. w. Troy and wife, went to Mot
ley Monday. =
Paints and Oils, CHEAP FOR CASH,
at Amos i Benedict's. -:
Ladies if you want fine and nice
fitting shoe, call at Erickson's.
Desirable rooms to rent. Enquire
of C. A. Conillard Off
Mrs. c. H. Northfoss, Of New York
Mills, is visiting friends in Wadena.
Mrs. c. H. Peake, returned from
Valley City, last week, where she had
been on visit to the Rev. E. S. Peake.
German Methodist services, in. the
school house next Sunday evening at
Is O'Clock, conducted by Rev. F.
Haltke.
Farmers, bring in your wheat.
Miller & Taylor will pay the highest
cash price, at the Wadena Roller
Mills.
The Wadena, Deer Greek and In
man stage, leaves Wadena every Sat-
urday at \. m. and returns the same
day. H. w. FULLER Proprietor.
The party that stole that hammer
and wrench from the planning mill
engine room last Thursday night had
better return them before Saturday.
as he is known and will be arrested If
he does not. WILL L. NoRrHFoss.
We have just received fine stock
of Paints and Oils, which We will sell,
cheap for cash. Those wishing to
paint will do we'll to call and see us
before purchasing elsewhere.
AMOS i BENEDICT.
A special business meeting of the
Wadena Cornet Band win be hold at
the school house in Wadena on Satur.
| day August IL, at s o'clck p. M,
! sharp. All members are requested to
be present. F. n. MILLER, -.
President.
The social at the Rectory on Tues
day evening was. Notwithstanding the
unso ciable condition of the weather,
quite a success, and the dampness Of
the atmosphere failed to dampen
either the spirits or the appetites of
the, some sixty friends, who gathered
together to enjoy cake, ice cream,
lemonade, and themselves as afore.
said.
N. l.. Vining, A. L. Irwin, E. S.
Case, and G. J. Stuart, went out: to
Vining, Saturday night, with .*blood
in their eyes,. They returned Mon
day morning with an immense lot of
as nice fish as was ever caught in Min
nesota. The boys say it was hard to
tell for long time which was going to
come out victorious, Ed. Case or that
big pickerel, but after a desperate
struggle land some assistance from
the other boys) Ed. gained the battle
and is now feeling AS good as General
Grant did after the surrender of Lee.
The boys are now confident that there
are Whale ling big tish) in East Battle
Lake.
| Road Master Vining, of the Black
Hills Division, was in attendance at
the presentation OF splendid $3.50
gold watch to Ex-Chief Road
Master, A. E. Taylor, of the Mime
sofa Division of the Northern Pa
cifc R. R., which took place at
Brainerd last Monday night. 1t was
presented to him by the employees OF
the Track Department of the Mime
sofa Division. which shows their
appreciation and respect OF a worthy
man.. Mr.. Vining says it was q
grand affair, and all who were pres
ent had splendid time.
| Last Friday, about forty of the
Bon.tons, of Wadena, assembled in
beautiful grove, some three miles
south of town, and We are Informed
that it was picnic indeed. Any
abundance of eatables were spread on
q long table, and lemonade dished out
freely. and all ate and drank to their
hearts land stomachs') content.
Hammocks were strung to the trees
where many enjoyed pleasant swing.
Others INDUCED in playing ball, roam
ing in the woods, ETC., Taking it all
mall a merrier crowd and more
pleasant day never was spent in the
vicinity of Wadena. A great deal is
due to Mrs. J. B. Soulo and A. L. Irwin,
ESQ.,. who were the prime movers in