The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-09-25
New goods at cost, at Baumbach 1

New goods at cost, at Baumbach 4
Meyers !
The new Catholic church is now
plastered. /
For bargains in boots and shoes, go
to l.. Erickson's.
Buy 4 MINNESOTA CHIEF THREsHER
Of w. II. Fuller. l2-tf.
II. +. Shields. of Park Rapids, was
nthWa S.surlty.
II. NJ. Williamson. of Perham, was
in the city yesterday.
Go and look at Amos 4 Benedict's
stock Of bird cages.
G. G. Mayer treated his building to
Il coat Of paint, last week.
Remember the Teachers Examina-
tion at Verndale, next Saturday.
j. A. Staverly, Of Hcnning, regis
tered 1T the Merchants, Monday.
Capt. G. D. c. Williams, of Perham,
WAS in town, yesterday forenoon.
Please remember the cheapest and
best hats arc at Miss Johnson's. If.
New goods being constantly receiv.
ed at Miss Johnson's Millinery Store.
l7-tf.
Martin Shea, the popular landlord
of Perham. was OH our streets, yester.
day forenoon.
Mrs. Asher Murray went to Detroit
yesterday, on visit to Rev. E. S.
Peake and family.
! A. s. Earnist is nearly ready to COM
mence clustering his new dwelling.
He has it nearly all lathed.
If you want to make so per cent.
on AL investment, buy N. +. r. R.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
Read Baumbach & Meyers lad, -
and for astonishingly low prices, con-
suit their price circulars.
Mrs. Giles Peake went to Detroit,
Tuesday, ON q visit to her brother,
Robert Murray, and other friends.
| A. T.. Irwin will occupy the new
dwelling house that Mrs. E. S. Case
has lately had erected on Second
street.
| Dress Goods. Notions, Sheeting
Muslins, Bed Spreads, Curtains, ETC.,
at tho closing out of Baumbach
Meyer.
Politics run high, but Millinery
Fancy and Wooden Goods will be solt
: at low prices at Mrs. Kramer's Millin
cry Store.
C.S. Boss has in his grocery store
a squash that weighs eighty pounds
How is that for vegetable raised al
the north pole?
The people of Bertha and Stowe
Prairie are elated over the prospect
of the extension of the Sank Centre
Northern.-7'odd County Argus.
If you wish to purchase Walden;
lots before the 4. r., Co. advance
prices call on E, S. Case at Bank Of
Wad ena. and make your selections.
I W. L. Taylor, of New York, Mimi.
WAS in town Monday. He says he ex
poets to 60 to Detroit the first of next
month to work for C. =. Wilcox, ar
extensive lumber dealer at that place
| At the meeting of the Wadena Fir.
Department, last Thursday night, il
was decided to let the job of making
the uniform shirts for the members
of the department to c. G.Mayer, Of
this place. :;
The Park Region Cornet Band, o
Fergus Falls, came down from De
troit this morning and have beer
treating our citizens to some fine
music this forenoon. 1t is large
band and they play nicely.
Fall and Winter styles. We have
now on exhibition All elegant assert
ment OF the neatest and nobbiest de-
signs and conceptions which will bt
seen nywhere, and we invite an in
spsction of our late arrivals In fin.
goods, and a study of our low prices
BEAKE & BCRCn.
Leave your order at &C, Mayer's
Tailor Shop fer suit of clothes. That
10 pound boy that arrived last Sunda,
night will take your order and viii
guarantee fit. g. G. says he is nt
SLOUGH and can make suit of clothes
as quickly AS any other boy of his age
Mother and son doing nicely.
Misses Orpha Kline, Annie Hook
ing, Alice Miller and Winnie Heron
expect to go to Wahpeton, next Fri
day night, to give an exhibition on
Roller Skates. Rev. H. W. Troy has
the management of the rink at that
place Friday evening; the proceeds
to 80 for the benefit of the church.
AS 1 intend to leave Wadena next
week, all those desiring work done in
the line of portrait painting, granting,
house-painting, etc., will have to call
Immediately in order to secure my
services. Remember guarantee sat.
isfaction. AL1cK CoLsoN,
| Kinu'a TTcte1 Wa6ana
A menstrous potato presented by
John Anderson, at Boss's Grocery
Store now hangs among the agricul-
tural prod ucts that adorn the entrance
to our sanctum. 1t is made up of
eight good sized potatoes grown to.
gether; weighs 2 pounds 6 ounces and
was grown by Daniel Trip.
A. G. Broker, of Wadena, who has
heretofore been 4 radical Republican,
comes out and says no cannot support
Blaine, and he has been made president
of the Cleveland and Hendricks Club
=. 1T that place.
"While yet the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilest sinner may return.'
--Perhun, Bulletin.
While William Runyon. of Oak Val.
lay, was coming to town on Tuesday
with a load of wheat, 40 bushels, } his
little son who was with him fell from
T.