The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-19

60 to Barron's for your groceries.
first-class goods, and low prices.
All kinds of lumber kept constant.
ly On hand at the Plamng Mill.
Miss L. H. johnson keeps the finest
and cheapest hair goods in town.
Miss Ora. daughter of G. H. Peake,
has been quite sick for some days.
And when you are in Barron's, get
some Merique coffee, and be happy.
Master Barney Katzky is clerking
for his brother Fred, at Deer Creek.
James Ashburner has gone. to Par.
kers Prairie on gerry private bust.
ness.
Seeding is now under full Roadway
and will be nearly completed this
week.
Services in German at the school.
house, Sunday evening by Rev. +.
1Iartke.
John Clayton, Supt. of the Plow
shop, has been quite sick for a few
days past.
Mrs. E. $. Case started for st. Pau
yesterday morning, and will be gone
several days.
Go to Miss Johnson's Millinery
Store, Ladies', and get yourselves Il
good switch.
There was quite a heavy white
frost Sunday morning; some would
call itsnow.
= NJ. B. Bryant of Alelrich, of the
firm of Bryant Bros, was in town
Monday, on business.
Harry Williams. of Perham, son OF
our old friend c. D. c., is painting
Charlie Stuart's house.
Mark Vining is suffering from sore
eyes, which makes him look as if ho
was crying for his sins. -
Charlie Cole has purchased A. Bar
kow's house on the corner of Win
dom and Fourth Streets.
Charlie Cole and his sister, Mrs.
Thos. Miller, started ON trip to
Rockford, Iowa, Tuesday.
Mr.. R. D. Ryerson, the: new en-
ploye at Ellis photograph gallery, Is
doing some very fine work.
Master Silas Ostrander, son of
Judge Ost' ander, has been sick with
scarlet fever, but is now better.
G. E. kephart has sold his wagon
shop OIL Averill St., to Peter Bride,
who will convert it into a dwelling.
Miss Maggie johnson and her sis.
ter, daughters of Rev. r. NJ. Johnson,
have been sick, but are now recover.
ing.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low rate
Of interest. Enquire ut Bank of
Wadena.
A. D. Forbes has taken the contract
to carry the mail to Parkers Prairie
for one year, of Deacon Fuller, the
contractor.
Mrs. Ella Lamberson will give in
structions in mHsic OH piano and
organ; also vocal lessons. Rooms
over post Office.
II. B. Uamlin has purchased NJ. E.
Browns house OH Fifth Street, and
will reside in town, instead of upon
his farm in Leaf River.
The Wadena Lumber Co. have at
the station at New York Mills,
100000 feet of dry lumber, and
5000, 900 feet of logs at their mill.
It would seem to be about time for
the removal Of garbage about our
streets, and the m,sightly piles of
manure III the lanes and back streets.
We sometimes entertain angels I'M
awareS, and sometimes devils in like
manner. We did the latter last Sat-
urday, but we shall not expect to be
forgiven if we do it again unless it is
with the toe of u boot.
We understand that Bro. Mcmillan
of the Vcrntlale Journal, is the happy
father of y fine boy. Mother and
son doing well. We congratulate
YOU, Mae, and hope the shadow of
you and yours may never grow Less
The enterprising lumber firm bf
Knutlsen & Everts have sold thus far
in tire month of April, 102 car leads
OF lumber; the most of it WAS sold by
Mr.. Everts during his trip to Dakota,
from which lie has just returned. -
Some Of the friends of the village
Marshal. James Riley. have presen-
ted him with q very fine police uni
form. Marshal Riley is proud of it,
and his friends too, and well lie may
j he lis it sets off his manly proportions
to perfection. Put ON the cap, James!
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j.. W. Jarvis was down from Man
ter last week. He Says that as soon
us possible, the bridge will be put in
across the Shell south of Manter, and
Il determined effort made to open the
road direct to. Wadena. One team
has already passed over It. How
much better it would have been to
haye apple the State, appropriation
where itwould have opened an inter-
mediate country that IS good for
i something. instead Of = country made
up of tamatack swamp and sand
hanks, and which when completed,
if IL eyertis. will be at least twenty
Miles lopgst than i ought 70 be.