The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-03

Go to Barron's for your Machine
Oil. - g." ST.
Quite heavy rain, Monday fore
noon.
Amos l. Benedict are headquarters
for news.
Old papers for sale at this Office at
so cents per hundred.
E.S, Case took a trip to Duluth, the
fore part of the week.
Read the correspondence from Park
Rapids, in another column.
Paints, oils, brushes, etc., in endless
varieties at Amos & Benedict's.
A. w. Dawson, of Rockford, Iowa,
is spending few days in Wadena.
Henry Howard has sold his house
and lot north of the depot to Peake &
Murray.
Judge Ostrander went to Verndale,
Saturday morning; returned on the
afternoon train.
Verndale is getting to the front in
the way of weddings. Two couples
we're married there, Tuesday evening.
VIM. P. Harper is buying up COWS
and young cattle, and will start in on
i stock farm in the northern part OF
the county.
TIL. Ollie, Geo. Grismer and George
Hammer, came dow n to Wadena from
their claims in the pines, yesterday,
! to remain over the Fourth.
H. B. Hamlin has shown his colors
by hosting a large flag over his Lum-
Der office, on which is printed in large
letters, blaine and Logan
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| In consequence of absence OF the
Pastor, there will be no preaching
next Sunday, July 9th, in the Congre
gational church. Sunday School al
usual hour.
Frank Toss will Immediately com
mence the erection of a good dwelling
on the lot that he purchased of E. S
Case, short time ago, on Fourth St.
south of the new school-house.
Owing to hard times and in order t.
make room, Mrs. L. Kramer will sci
millinery and fancy goods after thi
date at greatly reduced prices.
Wadena, June I'd, 1884.
". G.Coppernoll has purchased til
+ Lepper place, on England Prairie, Q
e. S. Case and Peake & Murray. I
, consists of 100 acres, and will max
Mr. Coppernoll a very nice farm.
o Mrs. Otto Wettstein and son ant
daughter, of Rochelle, Ill.,, arrived il
Wadena, Saturday, on visit to tn
- families of W. r. and A. NJ. Baum
e bach. Mrs. Nettstein is a sister o
the Baumbachs.
Peake & Murray sold to Henry How
ard last week, lots one, two and thre
in block FIVE, in Peake's second Add
> ton to Wadena, and he will immedi
ately commence the erection Of a fin
dwelling thereon.
The walls of the Bank of Walden
have been covered with an elegan
design Of wall paper. H. Rivers dir
the job. and it reflects great credit o.
him rs paper hanger. Case is boun'
: to have one of the incest banking
rooms in the Northwest.
All comrades desiring to attend tn
Grand Encampment Of the G.. A. r
at Minneapolis, can obtain half far
to Minneapolis and return by apply
ing to the undersigned for certiicat
of membership. G. A. WHITNEY.
Comm. of Faragut Post No. 1902, Dept of Minr
Henry Cruger, of Brown County
3 has purchased a farm of Peake l. Mur
. ray, on Section 81, Deer Greek. H
4 brought a fine lot of cattle and horse
4 with him, and will devote his atten
: ton to stock raising, which has prov
ed so profitable to many of our farm
ers.
< The Merchants Hotel received quit
E u compliment from Mr.. Harris, pro
, prietor of the Nickel-Plate Shows
After coming out from the dinin
room Mr.. Harris told Mr., Cooper tina
his tables had given his company bet
: ter satifaction than any hotel the,
had stopped at along the line of tn
= n. p.
, J. W. Speelman, of Verndale, Will
: in the city Tuesday, dropped into on
sanctum, and made us pleasan
e call. lie informs US that an excursion
on the new steam boat which is bein
built at Shell City, will take place o.
Y the lakes at the head of the Shel
. about July Goth. The exact date an
full particulars will be given in du