The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-26
Bird Cages, at Amos 4 Benedict's.
See the new lad Of Amos L Bene.

Bird Cages, at Amos 4 Benedict's.
See the new lad" Of Amos L Bene-
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Mrs. Day, Of Detroit, is visiting
friends in Wadena. 9s=. -
i Go to Barron's for your groceries,
first-class goods, and low prices.
Farmers, get your plows of the
Clayton Manufacturing Company.
Buy the Household or Remington
at Hooking & Ashburner Brothers.
Woven Wire Spring Beds and Can
vas Top Cots at Peake's Furniture
Store.
A. N. Peach, of the firm of Clark,
Crowoll l. Co. of Dover Lake, was in
town, Tuesday.
E. +. Selmson. recently from Sioux
City, Iowa, is tho new clerk at Baum.
bach l. Meyers.
Mrs. l.. Kramer has just received a
fresh lot of hats and bonnsts of the
latest styles and patterns.
Fred Clayton of London, England,
is visiting his brother, John Clay ton
Supt. of the Clayton Mfg. Co.
! Mrs. E. S. Lambert of New York
h41ills passed the Sabbath with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kumler.
Don't fail to get your ticket, only
so cts, for the concert.
SWEDISH LADIES QuARrErTE.
Episcopal Services in Peake's Hall,
next Sunday morning at 1890;
evening at 80. England Prairie,
p. m.
Mrs. Ella Lamberson will give in
structions in music on piano and
organ; also vocal lessons. Rooms
over post office.
r. $. Mcdonald, station agent at
>Moorhead, and formerly assistant
agent here, was shaking hands with
friends here, Sunday.
Horace Rockwell has sold his house
on End st. to John Peterson. Mr..
Rockwell talks of going to D. r.
Better stay here. Il
The Wadena Boat Clubs house at
East Battle Lake is being construct
cd as fast as possible. j. NJ. Whit.
ney has the contract.
Ladies' Congregational Society
will meet at Mrs. w. NJ. Everts, next
Wednesday afternoon, May 2. All
are most cordially invited.
Parties desiring work done in the
dental line will please bear in mind
that Dr.. E. l.. Halves will be in Wa
dena the first of next month.
J. D. Henderson has one of Jobs
comforters ON his wrist; to the best
of our belief, Ed. Case started this
boil and then shouldercd it off on j.
D. -
Wadena is now, and will continue
to be. The County Seat of Wadena
County; and is, and Will be, the lar
gest town between Brainerd and Far
60.
DR.. VanAernam, ex- member of Con-
gress, and father Of Charlie VanAr-
nun so we'll and favorably known to
our people, spent yesterday in the
city.
The party ut Peake's Hall, Thurs
day night, passed off pleasantly and
all had 4 good time, The supper,
served at Potter's Restaurant. was an
excellent one.
nj. H. Miller of Bluffton, has traded
his farm for the house of w. 3.
Staples north of the track, and is now
a resident Of Wadena, he works
at the plowshop. v
The Clayton Manufacturing Com.
pany are building new Blacksmith
Shop adjoining their other building,
50x30, which will greatly increase
their facilities for business. i
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jones have been
visiting friends in LIE Seure. They
will hereafter make their home at
Luce, station on the N. p. r. R.,
between Perham and Frazee.
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. II. JOHNSON.
Peake 4 Murray have sold lots 7
and 8, block l in Peake's addition, to
Oscar Joslin who will build house
thereon. They have also sold lot 6
in block l, to J. Guth who will build
q house this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Peake went to
Minneapolis last week, where they
have purchased house for resi-
dence. Charlie will be in Wadena
to attend to his business here three
weeks in each month. y
A. l.. Irwin. cashier of the Bank
of Wadena, returned Saturday night
from Il trip to Lisbon, D. T. lie
says lie prefers Wadena to any place
that he saw during his absence; and
that is what they all say.
The following are the county Off
GERS of the new county of Hubbard:
DR.. Cutler, VIM. Jay, S. Booron.
County Commissioners; V. B. No.
bles, County Auditor; F. G. Rice,
Register of Deeds; Bob Shields, Sher'
if.
T. H. Ollie will open cigar, to.
bacco and confectionery store in
Peake's building, corner of Third
! and Front streets, about the first of
| May. He will keep full line of
first class cigars and tobacco and q fine
selection of fresh fruits and confec-
tionery.
| As will be seen elsewhere, James
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