The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-07-26
- Old papers for sale at this Office.
Buy pie.plant of Fuller's milk man
T. ID. Tamhers0n. want to Porham

J. D. Lamberson, went to Perham
Monday.
]. E. Butler, Of Verndale, was in
The city Monday.
Judge Smith. of 'Verndale, was in
the city Tuesday.
DR.. Westlake has been quite sick
for the past few days.
Miss. Elva Wilcox, and Mrs. Wilcox
west to Henning Monday.
The Beard of County Commits
sioners, was in session Monday.
Desirable rooms to rent. Enquire
Of G. A. Conillard Off
Thrce.horse neckyokes, for self
for sale by Ashburner Bros. !
F. Geogheyan, Notary public, Per-
ham. Notes collected. taxes paid. 6
A. G. Peake, has beautified his |
residence by giving it a coat of paint.
Lep Metzger. of St. Paul, arrived in |
Wadena, Monday ON visit of a few
days.
NJ. L.. Pfciffer of Verndalc, at
tended the concert at this place Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. A. Sweetser, was quito sick,
the latter part of last week, but is
now convalescont.
E. S. Case and wife, Mrs. ]. D. Lam.
berson and Mrs. James Vance went to
Vsrnda)e, yesterday.
Sheriff Montgomery who has been
very sick for \ couple of weeks, past,
is slowly improving.
w. E. Barber, of Wrightstown, was
in the city yesterday, and made the
FARMER pleasant call.
Frank Henderson, of Thomastown,
son of County Treasurer Henderson,
was in the city Monday.
Peake & Murry have some very de-
sirable town lots which they will sell
all on time to parties wishing to build
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
Of interest. Enquire at Bank of
W adena.
Gus Stewart, of Verndale, has been
stOpping in Wadena, for the past few
days. He has some splendid horses
here for sale.
Services in the Congregational
church next Sabbath, morning at
1920; evening at o'clock, conducted
by Rev. D. NJ. Lewis.
E. Case, of Aurora, ILL.,, who has
been visiting in Wadena for the past
week, with his son, E. $. Case, Esq.
started home yesterday morning.
The Wadena, Deer Greek and In
man stage, leaves Wadena every Sat-
urday at i. m. and returns the same
day. H. w. FULLER Proprietor.
A Farmers meeting is called fol
next Saturday at 2 o'clock. All farm
ers interested in the erection of ;
Farmers elevator in Wadena, should
be present.
Rev. H. E. Stickney, of Detroit
Minn., pastor of the Congregations
church at that place, stopped over II
Wadena, Monday, on his way to Fer
gus Falls.
A social hop was had at Peake''
Hall, Monday evening. There were
not very many in attendance, but
those who were present report very
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Sherman Gardner brought into
our Office tiger lily stock over three
feet high, with seven lilys on it, and
they were all beauties. 1t was fount
on Union Greek.
AS soon as the itch for Office breaks
out ON man he begins to WRIT
letters. It is his method of bringing
the public up to thP scratch.-Mes'
Orleans Picqyune.
Mrs. NJ. L. Vining and her mother
Mrs. A. NJ. Ferris, went out to Vim.
ing, Tuesday, to spend few days il
fishing. They will, no doubt, have :
very pleasant time.
Josie Hooking had her face quite
badly poisoned last week. She hat
quite serious time of it, but at this
writing, we are happy to say, is ;
great deal better:
James Lamb informs us that he ha.
a very superior chicken dog for sale
He is an excellent setter. He viii
walk right into the chicken coop ant
fetch out the chickens.
Mark Metzger, who has been visit
ing in Wadena for week or so, with
his parents and brothers and sisters
started for his home at Kansas City
Missouri, Tuesday night.
G. H. Smiths Double Uncle Tom.
Cabin Company, gave an entertain
ment in Peake's Hall. last Thursday
night, to a fair audience. They are
very good company and play frs
rate.
There has been considerable tall
in regard TOT who wiz be the candi
dates for resident In the coming
presidential campaign, but as yet
there have b Zen no definite conclusion:
arrived at. |
Carl Fisher, proprietor of the Lea
River Stock Farm, was in Wadena
Saturday, with some of his full blood
ed Jersey Red pigs. He is selling
them very reasonable, and they ar,
beauties too.
! FOR SALE-A number of excellen
work horses, and some fine driyin.
horses. Horses can be seen at tn,
Pelkey House barn, Wadena. Fo
terms etc, enquire of Gus Stewart, at
NJ. Stewards hardware store, From
street, Wadena.
II. Thompson, proprietor Of tn
Pleasant View Farm, northeast o.