The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-08-30
Wadena Wanderings..
Splendid weather.
Harvesting nnarlu all done

Nss1pn 1A"Lc1s 10 V01y 0IChs Will
bilious fever.
Mrs. N. l.. ViVng, spent Sunday
1T Underwood.
Brick and marblehead lime at Chas.
Northfoss & Sons.
Rather quiet in town this week, on
account of harvest.
New wheat has been sol5 in Wade.
na for 81 90 per bushel.
Paints and Oils, CHEAP FOR CASH,
1T Amos & Benelict's.
J. II. l'elkey and wife, of Clithreall,
were in the city Monday.
Geo. A. Whitney, visited tile Insti-
tute at Verndale Tuesday.
Mrs. j. NJ. King and Miss Allie,
spent Saturday in Verndale.
The incest stock of confectionery
in Waden., 1T A. G. Peake's.
Three.horse neckyokes, for self
binders, for sale hy Ashburner Bros.
Miss Edith Pike is in attendance
at the Teachers INSTITUTED at Vern-
dale.
&c. Field, went to st. Paul. Fri.
day night and returned yesterday
morning.
Mrs. I. II. Bradford, and Miss
Bradford, of Verndale, wero in Wa
dena, Tuesday.
W. E. Adams and wife, o1
Dover Lake, spent the latter part OF
last week in Wadena.
The Rev. E. P. Crane, will preach
at the Congregational church next
Sunday at 1880 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Road Master Vining, L. S. Case, A
l.. Irwin, c. J. Stuart, and W. J
Lickiss, spent Sunday at Vining.
Rev. F.. S. Peake, of Valley City
was in Wadena, Friday and Saturday
on a visit to his mother and brothers
Mrs. J. H. Wurtsmith and daugh
ter Hettie, went out to Wahpeton
Saturday night, and returned Mon
day.
| A. S. Earnist has moved to Dee
Creek. He has been engaged to taxi
charge of the n. p. Elevator at thai
place.
Money to loan for three or fv'
years on improved farms, at low rate
| Of interest. Enquire at Bank O
w adena.
NJ. C. Kimberley, Supt. of the Min
nesota Division on the N. p. r. r.
was in Wadcna, Friday. looking aftcl
the interests of the road.
c. II. Peake and wife, Mrs. c. A
Cromett, and Mrs. J. N. Heron, went
to Dover Lake, Friday morning, re-
turning on the afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Knudsen, returned
from Vining, Tuesday, where they
had been fishing for few days
They report as having had very ell
joyable time.
John Becker, and G.. II. Boettcher
have sold a lot in Oak Park, to Mr.
Schreiner, who will commence the
erection of 4 dwelling thereon in z
few days.
Read the new "ad' of w. H
Bement. He has just opened a liver,
at the Merchants Hotel barn, where
he keeps number of splendid rigs
Give him q call.
Mrs. J. H. O'Niel, of St. Paul, who
had been visiting in Wadena since
last Saturday, with her parents, DR.
| and Mrs. C. B. Jordan, returned tt
her home, yesterday.
Mrs. James Vance, who has bee,
visiting in Wadena for the past few
months with her daughter, Mrs. J. D
Lamberson. started for her home, at
Nashua, Iowa, Saturday. u
Mrs. G. a. Whitney, Misses Ros'
Miller, Hannah Swindlehurst, ant
Anna Cowdy, of Wadena, are in at
tendance at the Wmlena Count,
Teachers Institute, ut Verndale thi
week.
| Read the advertisement Of DR.
Chase's Receipt Book, in another col
umn. 1t is book that every famil!
should have in the house. Agents
are wanted to sell them.
We are indebted to number Of
the citizens of Clitheral for courte
sizes shown us while ut that place, las
Sunday, among whom are Harry Kell
J. J. Bennett, and Dr.. Geo. Nye.
Mr.. McClatchie has lately had hi
dwelling on Third Street>in Oak Parl
addition, plastered and is now having
the putty coat put on. When it is al
completed it will make a very fn'
residence.
Mrs. S. A. Wilcox. started for he
home in Wisconsin,, Friday night
Mrs. Wilcox made many warm friend
during her stay in Wadena, VIII
greatly regret that she could not hav'
stayed longer.
The ladies' of tho Congregations
society will give an ice cream socis
at Mrs. p. Knudsen's, Wednesda,
evening September 5th. Ice cream
will be served from $50 till 10 clock
ALL are cordially invited. ~
The station on the N. r. R.R
west of Perham, formerly called Luce
has been changed to that of Johnson
and Underwood, on the Fergus Fall
Branch has been changed to South
wick.
Connections will be made with tn
telegraph wire and the track at tn
connections of the ends of the tracl
on the n. P. R. R., on the morning o
the driving of the gold spike, so tina
the blows of the hammer can be hear
at New York City.