The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-19
Seed Corn, Red Clover, and Tim.
othy Seed, at Barron's.

Seed Corn, Red Clover, and Tim.
othy Seed, at Barron's. IT.. ..<ss.t.<
Buy the Household or a Remington
at Hooking & Ashburner Brothers.
J. D. Lamberson returned yester-
day from u business trip to Huron,
D. 4.
| ) A. w. Dawson, who has been out
to Livingstone, stopped over one
train on his return to Iowa. He says
he doesn't want any Montana In his.
Whenever you think of fine Millin-
cry, please bear in mind that Mrs. I.
Kramer is the pronounced leader in
this line. Come and see for yourself.
WANrED-Situation for a young
man; an experienced engineer. Wa
ges not 50 much of an object as
permanent situation. Enquire at this
Office.
W. A. Mcknight has been ap-
pointed mail agent ON the branch, in
place of Mr., Clawson, whose health
failed him on account of the jar of
the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Couillard are still
quite sick, neither of them being able
to sit up but few minutes at time.
They have the sympathy of their
many friends.
New York has a hotel called the
Hotel Dam. We have never seen it
but have heard it frequently men,
toned at other hotels about the time
the bill was paid.
Tenements are scarce, scarcer,
scarcest, and it would pay some one
we'll to erect houses to rent. We
have applications every day for infor1
nation in regard to them. n
Messrs. Amos i Benedict were the
successful bidders for the stock in
the drug store lately occupied by J.
B. Stinehour, and have taken posses
sion and are now open for business.
The very latest style of Bonnets
and Hats, can be found at the City
Millinery at such low figures rs never
before seen in Wadena.
Miss L. n. JOHNSON.
Losr-Betweea Mr.. Fu]ler's and
Mr.. .Askew's, one Gold Bracelet.
The finder will be literally rewarded,
by leaving the same at the FARMER
office. NJ. HUTCHINSON.
Duluth Times: They arc talking
of J. b. Gilfllan of St. Paul for Gov
ernor.
! 4 better man could not be found in
the whole State for that office.
Six very fine row boats may be
seen at the freight house here, be-
longing to the members of the Wa
dena Boat Club, whose house at East
Battle Lake will soon be in readiness
to receive them.
Hon A. McCrea of Perham. the
we'll known 5th district physician,
is in St. Paul.-Minmeapolis Tribune.
How long since you begun to prac-,
tice medicine, Mac! y
II. w. Fuller has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail from
Wadena to Alexandria, via Parkers
Prairie, commencing July 1st 1883,
and continuing for four years. And
now the good deacon is a Star Reuter-.
f. B. Kelley. D. B. Kelley. E. NJ.
Lum and Mr.. Butler, have removed
from Verndale to the metropolis,
that is Wadena1 and we understand
ono or two more Of the citizens of
that place are talking of doing so.
They show good judgment.
Services in the Congregational
Church Sunday morning at 1890.
Evening, 7:30. All not worshipjng
elsewhere are cordially invited to
unite in our services.
| w. II. FORBES
Plymouth Rock, Light Bralnah, and
White Game Bantam eggs for setting.
Orders left at New Hardware Store
on Front street will have attention.
My thoroughbred Jersey Bull, and
Berkshire boar will stand for service
for short time at my ranch in Leaf
River. n. 3. Hamlin.
We chad q DREAM Tuesday night.
':and yet it was not all q DREAM" we
fancied we heard the voices of angels.
but no, it was the voices of some of
Wadena's fairest daughters serenad-
ing us, rs they also did others, and
we murmured softly, very softly,
for our wife was listening] the dear
Ereatures, how we wish we could kiss
them for their mothers.
The following named gentlemen
made tour of inspection Oh the
Black Hills Division of the North
ern Pacific, yesterday, in 4 special
train: J. 4. Odell, Supt. of Transpor
tation; J. M. Hannlf"rd. Gen.
Freight Agent; G. X. Barnes, Gen.
Ticket and Passenger Agent; N. p.
Martin, Auditor; G. W. Gushing,
Supt. Machinery; NJ. G. Kimberly,
Supt. Minnesota Division; A. E. Tay-
lor, Chief Roadmaster; NJ. l.. Vining,
Assistant Rordmaster Black Hills
Division.
The school meeting to be held OH
Wednesday should be attended by
every voter in the district who has
the interest of his children or the
public at heart. The public schools
LAe the places where the poor
mems children are educated; the
rich can send theirchildren to
private schools, while the poor cannot.
If suitable buildings are erected,
so that the school can DO properly
graded, and the higher branches
so t.npht that scholars can he fitted