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


Wadena WaIlderings.
Celebration, tomorrow. rs = .,..sse
Hurrah! for the Fourth.
Wheat is beginning to head. s. 1
+ Best Machine. OH at Barron's.
Tomorrow will be ! big day in Wa
dena. ...- - -
r Lard, Harvester and Castor Oils at
BaIron's.
A large stock of bird cages at Amos
IS Eenedct's.
II. 3. Morrison, of Motley, was in
town last Thursday.
Artist material in any quantity at
Amos & Benedict's.
W. NJ. Everts, of Motley, paid Wa
dena a visit, yesterday.
NJ. Stewart, Jr., Of Verndale, paid
.Wadena visit Friday night.
w. J.. Taylor, of New York Mills,
registered at the Merchants, Friday
Baumbach 4 Meyer were taking an
inventory of their stock of goods last
week.
Martin Becker has bought lot II, in
block IA, on King Street, Of Peake &
Murray.
l.. Kramer willpay the highest cash
price for hides. fars, wool, gensing
and snake root.
The Post Office will be opened Fri
day, July Fourth, from s to 9 a. III.
and from to S y. IN.
If you want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy N. =. r. r.
lots of Z. S. Case, agent.
Greenlaw Hurst has the contract
for putting mp the hose house for the
Village, and has it nearly completed.
| Peake & Murray are the agents of
the Northern Pacific for the sale of
town lots. Call and examine their
plat.
Mrs. I. Hazlett and Mrs. A. Petit,
of Verndale, were in Nadena, yes
terday afternoon, the guests of Mrs.
E. S. Case.
The speeches and toasts in Peake's
Hall in the afternoon on the 9TH viii
he very interesting, and none SHOULD
fail to hear them.
Editor Love, of the PerEam Bull
tin, was in town Saturday, on his re
turn from trip to the Pine Regions
north of Lake Itasca.
&c. Field and Miss Elva Wilco,
attended the wedding of J. C. F. Pet
tit and Miss Luella NJ. Kelley, a
Verndale, Tuesday evening.
John Ostrander has just got a dee
of 200 acres of fine improved land o.
Section 0. just east of town, which h
purchased Of VIM. p. Harper.
If you wish to purchase Walden
lots before the r. R., Co. advanc
, prices call on E, S. Case at Bank o
Wadena, and make your selections.
A game eff Polo was INDUCED in a
the Roller Rink, Saturday night, IN
der the supervision of Prof. McGil]
of Vernd;]e. It made lots of spor
for the boys.
Miss Katie Worthington and Mas
ter Bert Peake, of Minneapolis, al
rived in Wadena, Tuesday afternoon
on \ visit to their relatives and man
friends here.
E. 3. McGill, of Verndale, an ex
pert on skates, gave an exhibition a
the Roller Rink Friday night. MI
McGill is Il fine skater, and cuts som
very nice figures.
Parties having land contracts will
the Northern Pacific R. r. Co., Cal
save money by paying up in preferre'
stock, which may be ordered through
Peake & Murray of Wadena MINI.
A. NJ. Baumbach seems to have don
4 pretty good business the past year
He was invoicing last week, and O.
Saturday night found that he was
boy ahead. Mother and son doin,
nicely.
Geo. A. Whitney sold on Saturda
to the Weizel Bros, six lots in bloc
one, in Gardeners Addition, and on
lot in block to Lindblom and Leden
, and he says it wasn't much of d.
for lots either.
The Park Rapids Enterprise pub
lished in its last issue notice of cleo
ton for the town of Todd in the coun
ty of Hubbard, to vote upon propo
sition of the Wadena and Park Rapid
} Railroad Company. The date Of ell
ection is set for July 18th, 1884.
The Evangelical Association hav
purchased of Peake & Murray, lots Is
16, II, and Is, in block 46, in the N. T
addition to Wadena, on which the,
are building a parsonage, and will i'm
mediately commence the erection O
Il church building. This is one of tn
most beautiful locations in the city.
G. II. Peake has sold the Isaac Brat
ten farm, in Oak Valley, consisting o
80 acres, and the Graves farm OF
England Prairie, consisting of 81
> acres, to a welthy Minneapolis CAPT
talist. This shows that speculator
think there is money in our farmin,
lands at present prices.
A. NJ. Baumb and Fritz Migg,
say that Frank Coon is getting entire
ly left on the boy question. They
already have him surrounded, and i
he does not show his colors and hell
Blaine ont, he will either have to cal
on his neighbors, or be bounced fren
the Republican party.
J. H.. Nurtsmith, Peter Farley
james Riley and DR.. Babcock were il
ST. Paul, Monday and Tuesday, at
tending the lawsuit of Mrs. Hill tth,
wife of brakeman Hill that was killed
\ atthis place over q year ago) VS.. tn,
q Mp. r.. r: Co. The case was decided
4 in favor of the r. r. Co. .'..~E~ =, ~ .