The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-06-07
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Buy pie-plant of Fuller's milk man.


VIM. Lovejoy. of Thomastown, was
in the city, Monday.
G. H. Tuesley, Esq, Of Perham
was in the city. Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Sloan went to Dover Lake,
Friday, on visit to friends, ~
Editor Mckay, of the Bl,t6ton En-
terprise, called on us, Monday.
w. F. Smith, of Wahpeton, regis.
tered at the Merchants, Tuesday.
Jas. Ashburner and Joe Hooking
went to Parkers Prairie Monday.
f. E. Corlis, County Attorney of
Otter-Tail Co. was in the city Tues
day.
Fine Wines and Liquors for modi.
cal purposes, at Stinehour's drug
store.
Willard Carl AMI Henry Forbes
started yesterday tor Shell Prairie,
on fishing expedition.
, JUST RECEIvED-The hobbies line
of Neckwear ever brought to Wade.
ma, 1T F. b. Coon & Co.'S.
DR.. Nye of Bluffton, makes a
specially of diseases of the eye.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Soft.
German Methodist services in the
school house, next Sunday evening Ut
8 o'clock, conducted by Rev. F.
Hartke.
BIN. Johnson, the newly appointed
Register of the Land Office, at Fergus
Falls, entered upon his duties as such,
last Friday.
Master Ray Henderson, who has
been visiting his grandparents at
Nashua, Iowa, for some time past,
returned home Friday. -
Theo. Northfoss has a pet, in the
shape of one of "Job's comforters, -
on the back of his neck. He seems
to take comfort with it.
Chas. Millspaugh, VISA summoned,
at Wahpeton last Saturday night, to
Detroit MINI. as witness on the law
suit of, Scott Us N.P.R.R.
M. Theisen. one of our thriving
farmers, called on us Tuesday and
made US happy by paying for the
FARMER year in advance.
C. H. Peake has been fitting up the
old p. c. Rice house on 18th street,
and has given it coat of paint. It
improves the looks of it wonderfully
Ruf. Kelley moved into his new
house in Peake's Addition, Monday.
He commenced the erection of barn
24x28, Tuesday. Ruff. evidently means
| business.
Services as usual in the Congrega'
tional church. Sunday, June 10, at
1890 in the morning.
W. H. FORBES.
Mrs. H. W. Troy taught the upper
department of the school, Monday,
during the absence of Mr.. Troy, who
was summoned to Motley to attend a
funeral.
C. F. Harner. of Oak Valley is in
Wadena evrey Friday and Saturday
with, Prince, the famous young
norman stallion. Prince is a beauty
and the farmers should all see him.
A very neat picket fence has been
| built in front of the residence of j.
w. Hasson, in Oak Park addition
J. W. knows how to make a home
look attractive.
| Now that We have got settled II
our new quarters, we are better pre-
pared than ever to turn out job-worl
on short notice. Give us a call. Re
member the place; Third street, tive
doors south Of the post Office.
Mrs. W. S. Dayton, who has beer
visiting in Minneapolis the past few
weeks, returned last Thursday night
and now that bachelor look that hal
been stamped upon Williams fac
since her absence, has disappeared.
Although we were too busy to at
tend the Congregational Social a
Mrs. Shuffiebarger's, last evening
the ladies remembered us with
generous supply of their delicious
ice-cream, for which they will pleas
accept our thanks.
C. w. Brown, Al. Petit, and Mont
Petit, of Verndale stopped over in
this city Saturday, on their way home
from Battle Lake, where they had
been fishing. They either had good
luck fishing or had equal luck finding
some one to sell.
| We received a very pleasant cal
from Barney Kelley, one of the leading
farmers of Wadena County, last Satur
day. Mr.. Kelley says there is consid
cradle more corn planted in his sec
ton this spring than there has evel
been in any year before.
DR.. E. L. Halves has been in Wa
dena the past week, and did a lively
1 business during his stay. The doctor
is working up a good reputation
throughout the towns along the lines
of the Northern Pacific and Blacl
Hills railroads. He is a dentist tina
understands his business, and is Civ
{ ing general satisfaction. He goes tt
Perham tonight, where he will re-
main several days.
Sufficient money has been RAISED
to defray expenses in holding a cele
bration on the coming 4th of July, il
Wadena, and we understand that
arrangements h:!e been made will
the Wadena Cornet Band to furnish
the music. We will. give furthe
particulars as soon as arrangements