The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-06-14
$. S. Taylor. 0 Dover Lake, regis
tered at the Pelkey House, Monday.

5. S. Taylor. Of Dover Lake, regis
tered at the Pelkey House, Monday.
Woven Wire Spring Beds and Can
vas Top Gets at Peake's Furniture
Store. s.
G. Potter is sgain agent fol the
World Renowned Singer Sewing Ms
chine. t..
Peter Schroeder of Pelham, was III
Wadena Monday and made the FARM
Err a pleasant call.
DR.. Nye of .Bluffton, makes a
speciality of diseases Of the eye:
satisfaction guaranteed. 5o-tt.
Mrs. James Vance, of Nashua,
Iowa, is in Wadena, on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. J.SD. Lamberson, and
other friends residing here.
Rev. II. Tull, delivered a very in
teresting Sermon, in the NJ. E. Church,
last Sunday morning. Mr.. Tull is an
able man, and a h'lent speaker.
In order to make room for a large
fall stock, Mrs. Kramer offers re-
duction on Millinery of rs per cent.
below the regular price.
Wadena June IA, 1883.
JUST RECE1vED-A car load of
Marblehead Lime .or the local trade.
We can also furnish it in car load
lots to dealers, at as low rates as it
can be bought elsewhere.
KNuDsEN 4 EvERrs. ~
Wouldr' t it be a good idea for the
citizens of Wadena to organize a
cemetery association, and fit up the
cemeteryi 1t is at present in rather
bad shape. 1t ought to be cleaned up
and nice picket fence placed around
it. II
Rev. !. Kienholz, of Tower City,
D. r. has been appointed to take
charge of the German Evangelical
Association at Wadena this year.
His family will arrive this week and
occupy the house owned by Greenlaw
Hurst, on Second Street.
NJ. L. Vining and G. J. Stuart
chartered a special Car and took triI
out to Vining Sunday morning There
was just room enough in the car fol
two passengers, tn ut is if there was M
one else on exceptlhe engineer ant
conductor. We understand that thu
rate of speed made by them was some
thing less then 40 miles per hour.
An attempt was made to enter thu
safe in the office of Kundsen & Everts
last Saturday night The parties hat
entered the building at the door, b,
the use of false key. They haf
y started to drill a hole through thu
door of the safe. just under the lock
but were frightened away by some
unknown cause. Get out your guns
and be prepared.
Ruben Richmond, Fred Katzky
Henry Metzger, NJ ISIS Elva Wilcox
Miss Emma and Miss Fannie Katzky
went to Dover Lake Sunday morning
returning on the afternoon train
, Each one of the ladies carried some
thing done up in a paper about thu
shape of a fish. But then it coult
not have been fish, because we know
they would not go fishing on Sunday
Waaena has got now what it hA
long needed, that is a good tailor. G
> G. Mayer has just opened:a tailor shol
in John Herron's .balte4ltngSon Averil
u Street. in the room recently used as thu
FARMER Office. Mr.. Mayer come
, highly recon mended and is no doub
; a first-class workman. He opened u
his shop Monday, and has alread!
received quite a number Of orders fo1
, suits, and will no doubt do well.
The following is the programme
for quarterly meeting of the Walden;
and Verndale charge: Quarterly Con
ference Saturday evening at 7 o'clock
Love Feast, Sunday, 10 a. M, preach
, ing. 1890; Sacrament immediate],
. after preaching. Preaching in TIN
evening at O'Clock. Rev. NJ. D
Terwilleger of Brainerd will officiate
II. w. Troy,
4 Pastor. =.
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paRy are surveying and plating tn
,, heretofore unplatted portion of tn
Northwest quarter of section 7, whicl
ia q norton of the original tow