The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-05-17
Go to the Planning Mill for lumber,

Go to the Planning Mill for lumber.
A. n. Peach. of Dover Lake, was
in the city, Friday.
John Sloan is suffering from an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Chan Potter has adorned his side OF
Averill st. with shade trees.
W. H. Fowler, of Souix City, Ia,
is clerking for Peake & Burch.
Tom Miller has adorned his lot
with trees. and is fencing it in.
ALI kinds of lumber kept constant
ly on hand at the Planning Mill.
Master Silas Ostrander is quite sick
with inflammatory rheumatism.
Kalsomine your houses with ala
bastine. At Amos & Benedict's.
Mrs. G. II. Foss, of Henning, spent
the Sabbath with friends in Wadena.
Woven Wire Spring Beds and Can
vas Top Cots at Peake's Furniture
Store.
J.K. Miller, J. n. Heron, and PHI.
Kline have set trees along the margin
of the street opposite their lots.
Attorneys Luce and Broker went
to Fergus, Monday, to attend the
May term of the District Court.
Our Spring Stock is now complete,
and we invite inspection.
BACMBACH 4 MEYER.
DR.. Westlake returned from st.
Paul, Friday, accompanied by his
wife, whom he had gone to meet.
Wilhelmj plays for the critics.
Remenyi tor both critics and. the
people. THEODORE THOMAS.
Landlord Brown, of the Pelkey
House, is putting his house in OK.
cellent condition for the summer
business.
Fred Martin, formerly night oper-
ator here, was in this city, Thursday
plight. He is now night operator at
YEAST st. Cloud.
| District Deputy Grand Master Biv.
ms visited the Masonic Lodge here,
at special communication held
Tuesday evening.
Services as usual Sunday morning.
1890; Sunday evening, 1880.
W. II. FORBES.
A fresh lot of hats and bonnets Of
the most elegant styles and patterns
just received at Mrs. L. Kramer's
millinery store on Third st., Wadena
Johnnie Viets, after drifting
around at different stations on the N
P. is once more night operator at the
station here. Better stay here, John
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbon, KID
Gloves, Lace Goods, Ruching; full
| lines; lowest prices; at
BACIBACH & MEYERS.
| A. Williams has replaced his old
rosewood and mahogany counter with
a black walnut one, the handiwork OF
Tom Mullen, to whom it does credit;
and with the other new fixtures, has
very much improved the Gem.
The Mendelssohn Concerto was
played by Rcmenyi with wonderful
charm and exquisite feeling, and at
it's conclusion the performer was ap'
plauded to the echo, and;recalled foul
times.-New York Herald. Il
Elder il. Collins of Seventh Day
Adventist denomination, is holding q
series Of meetings in large tentoE
the corner of Third and HAmIin SIS
These meetings arehsld only in Til
evening. andhassls ar been quilt
wellatton1ed.gzss 5ssg
The nrst through ticket over g.
INorthern Pacific To- tho Pacific Ceasl
/ wss sold last week to J J, Brown
/ formerly Of s.. Paul, for The sum OF
ninety-nine dollars: The distance be-
tween the ends of the track will be
passed over in stages. We are in
I formed by General Ticket Agent
Barnes, that the eastern division OF
the Northern Pacific will reach Hele.
ma, Montana, about June 1st. and the
western division will reach Missouls
about the same date, at which time
the stage ride will be shortened to g
little over 100 miles, and this gaI
is expected to be closed in August
at which time the Northern Pacific
becomes a trans continental route
the distance being, St. Paul to Port
land, 1911 miles.
We c1in the fO1lOwjnr from an in