The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-12-06

Children INSIDE happy Is Barron's
John Heinsn mad |. trip 70 Verr-
dale Tues.tay.
Col. Bullard. Of YernAale, WAS in !
the city Saturday. 4
Lemons. Oranges and Green Apples
st ]. &. Ristsu's. ..T=
;JrsrR 1oE1yrp large stock Of
musical instruments, 1t the Wadsna
:Jewslry Store. ~, y.
Rev. +. S. Peake, Of Valley City,
D. T., Was in Wadena yesterday.
Don't fail to attend the candy pull
Wednesday evening At Peaks's Hall,
and havssa jolly good time.
Another inveie. Of loo clocks, all |
the way from - to go; al warranted |
at the Wadsna Jevelry Store. |
Mems. Youths and Boys Clothing at |
cost. :~ PEAkE l. BrRcn.
Fred and Emma Katzky attended
the grand opening Of the Masonic Hall
at Fergus Falls, Tuesday night.
WATERBURY body, both young
and old, to pull candy at Peake's Hall.
next Wednesday evening, December,
18th.
Tho Sunday school convention held
At this place Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday. MAS well attended and is 70.
ported As being very interesting.
Just received, 4: the Wadena
Jewelry Store. A large invoice
Of silver ware of all descriptions, for
the holiday trade: Come and see
them. s.
. III. Foss ana wife Of Hennine were
in WadenA Tuesday on their way
!. homo from Minneapolis, where they
t had been for "a few'days past visiting
with relatives and friends.
81 Everything in tho line Of wints,
# Goods ut cost. ~ PEAKE 4 BURCH.
Jos. E. SwindleAurst was arrested
in Wadena last Thursday, and wa.
taken to Fargo. Hewas arrested TO-
stealing wheat in Dakota. He ha
-. been bound over to appear ut tn
district court 10 be held at Farg'
about the 18th, of this month.
= Another one of those pleasant soci
" ables yesterday evening. This tim
it was at w. e. Baumbaeh's, wher
II everything WAS arranged in frst-clas
+ shape and all had a good time. Tn
supper and oysters were excellent
n and all went home well 6lled and goo
p naturcd.
The Masquerade Ball Thanksgivin,
evening was grand success and On
of tho most enjoyable dances tina
n was ever had in Wadena. Some o
IS the costumes were immense an
Z. brought forth great applause as the
IF made their appearance in the Bal
If room. The two representing mon
ir ley and an Indian took the cake
The supper at Pottsr's Restauran
Z was magnificent. After supper tn
,, dance continued un til about o CLOCK
II when all went home feeling tina
: they had had all the pleasure tina
was possil IL to have in. ono night
- dance.
, If you want musical instrum ents
or fixtures you should 80 to.
AMOS & BENEDlCr's.
is Rumors are rife to the effect tina
n Jim. Hill j. about to sell the Manitob
railroad system to the milwaukee
n company. The rumor is not confirm
N ed at present writing, but it is gen
N orally conceded that negotiations b.
tween the rnagnates of the two sys
-, TENS are in grogress. The sale of tn
~ Manitoba wo.1d do away with an indie
pendent Northwestern railroad sy.
tom, but the effect on tho public a
!" large would be neither for the bette
20 or worse. 1t viii make but little dill
u ference to the people whether freigh
cars for shipping grain are refused t
Mt competing dealers by Jim. Hill .
to Jay Gould.-To1d County Arsus.
to Dent fail to get one of those 50 Ct
g. ladies nubias at
RApAR cu 1lvvru,.