The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-03
Wadena Wanderinqs.

}. n. AJhe1 SU0 WIFE, IeIUIneO
from their visit to Minneapolis, Sat.
friday. -. &C.,. 80.
II. Metzgrr. Of Brainerl, is in the
city, and will remain here for week 4
or;~o: w
Dedication Of tie new School house
tonight. .... ..... 49,. ...s .- |
WAxrEp-A first class cork at the
Merchants Hotel. Coed wages.
Prof. B. F. Buck, retained Monday
from, his visit to his home, Ut Glen.
coe, MINI.
IL you want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy n. P. r. 4.
lots OF e. S. Case, agent.
The new whistle on the engine at
the Wadena Roller Mills, now informs
| Us when it 10 time to 80 to work.
! A. l.. Irwin, and p. V. Coppernoll,
went to New York Mills, Saturday
! morning. They returned in the even
ing.
Dress Goods at cost.
/ PEAKE t BCRcH.
! ". E. Adams retured to his. home
at Dover Lake. Sunday morning,
from a business trip to New York
City. i
The bookkeeping class will meet
in the new school house, Monday
evening. They will commence Doub'
le Entry.
| If you wish to purchase Wadena
lots before the r. r., Co. advance
prices call on e. 8. Case at Bank Of
Wadena, and make your selections.
The new SIS bell was placedNin the
bellfry Of tho new school house, Mon.
lday, and its merry chimes rang out,
| 80 As to be distinctly heard all over
the city
Flannels at cost.
PHAKE L BrRcH., !
Chas. Northfoss l. Sons are putting
in a saw mill in connection with
their planning mill, and will soon be
prepared to manufacture lumber rs
well AZ to dress it.
Jos. Hill wishes US to state that all
of those wishing pictures taken,
should call 1T once, as the time is
drawing nigh when he will have to 60
back to Verndale for while.
If you want anything in the
Music line from a Tin Whistle to a
Piano, or any piece Of music you ever
saw or heard of, write to w. H. WEBB,
manager, W. ". KmBALL Co.'S
Braneh Music House, Duluth. MINI.
The New Years Ball. was quite
we'll attended and was the most enjoy
able dance that has been had at this
place "this year." Laying all joking
aside, it was very pleasant affair,
and the many participants tr;pped
the light fantastic toe until half past
two o'clock, and all went home hap.
Ply.
Mackinaw Goods at cost.
PkAkE d BCRCH.
The Village of vining celebrated
Christmas by giving Christmas
Ball and a Christmas tree. There
were about 200 persons in attendance
at the Christmas tree and abox 1t $50
presents was scattered amonnE the
crowd. There can't many Of us s'lar.
ger cities'' beast of a better display
than that.
J. Dorman. of Anoka " no was visit.
ing in Wadena last week with DR.. E.
| l.. Halves, WAS suddenly taken sick a
few days ago and became entirely
blind. He recovered sufficiently 50
chat he could be sent home, but has
not regained his eyesight. It is !.
very strange affair, as the fellow has
always been very healthy heretofore
Wooden Hosiery at cost.
PEAKE & BrKcH.>
Thos. Miller, was over to Otter
Tail City last week, and he says that
John McNellis has just got moved in
TO his new hotel at that place. He
says that it is a splendid hotel and is
furnished mp in grand style, and it is
as good 4 house as there is in Otter
Tail County. This will make it
pleasant for parties wishing to spend
the SUNNI er at the lake.
The ladies of the city are preparing
an elegant supper to be- given in the
new school building tonight, after
the dedicatory services. The suppe,
will consist Of Oysters, pies, cakes,
and in fact everything that Is most
pleasing to the sence Of the palate.
The tickets to the supper are only q
cents. The proceeds are to 90 to-
wards hsleping to furnish the build
ing. Every body is invited to come
and have good time.
Blankets at cost.
PEAKE 4 BIRCH.
The week Of prayer will be observ.
ed in union se,vi :es in the Congrega-
tional and Methodist churches of Wa.
dena, commencing in the NJ. E.
Church Monday evening". January
7th, and alternating between the two
churches. Meetings will be held
| Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri.
day evenings There will be preach,
ing every night. Rev. Crane will
preach Monday evening. Let all the
people attend these religious Services.
Repellents and cloakings at COST,
| ;~ -:.,sss-,. : .,,s, PEAKB 4. BrEcn:v
| James McCay while cutting wood
I Monday night, met with quite an &C.
cident.: In raising his ak up quick
lily it caught on closs line
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