The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-11-20

Wood wanted on subscription.
Grand Ball Thanksgiving evening. !;
Town lots for sale by Whitney L CO.
G. ]. Stuart Is sick with typhoid
fever.
200 barrels of choice apples at
Barron 8.
Vegetables of all kinds wanted Oh
Atty. E. E. Webster, of Brainerd,
WAS in town. yesterday.
Great slaughter Of prices in colth-
ing at +. b. Coon l. Co.'S.
Mrs. A. G. Peake, is slowly recover
ing from her late illness.
Mrs. C. J.Stuart returned home from
her visit to Maine, Saturday night.
Clothing and gents furnishing
goods regardless of cost at F. B. Coon
l. Co.'S.
Services 1T the usual hour Sunday
morning, vt tho Congregational
church.
If You want to get f1rst.class board
At a reasonable price, 60 to the Cen.
trail Hotel.
J. S. and o. A. Austin. of New
York Mills. were registered at the
Merchants, Monday.
For SALE-Twcnty five cords Of
stove wood. Enquire Of D. &. Nor.
rison, City Drayman. Z
DR.. Bahcock il having the interior
of his dwelling painted In fine style
Alex Colson IS doing tho work.
Chas. Eorthfoss 4 Sons are prepared
to saw all logs that may he brought in,
either by the thousand or on shares.
They are also prepared to buy logs.
25-tf.
The Continental Hotel at Fargo
burned on the morning of Nov. 18th.
The value of the hotel, fixtures, ETC..
is estimated At $4,000 1t WAS insur.
ed to the am cunt of $4,000.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets
with Mrs. T. F. Ostrander, OH Satur.
day afternoon Nov. %. Supper will
be served from 6 till 8p. m. Price of
supper, 10 cents; Oysters rs cents ex.
ira. Everybody invited.
Jay Henry Long, Of Fergus Falls,
General Agent for the Farmers and
Business Mems Mutual Aid Associx.
ton Of that place, made Waden& a
visit, Friday. He remembered TIE
FARMER with a pleasant call.
WANrED-The public to know that
We have the Target stock Of Furniture
Picture Frames, Collins. Caskets, and
Trimmings ever in Wadena, and that
we are selling to suit the times.
Give US call. HAssAN 4 LAMBERT. +
Henry Hunebath showed US SOME
wheat that he raised on his place this
year. that for size of kernels beats
anything We have seen. He does not
know what the name of it is. He
says he planted one kernel four years
ago, and this year he raised thirty
eight bushels of it, on little less
than ono acre Of ground.
One Of the finest guns that we have
ever seen, is the Spencer Repeating
Shot Gun. The parts are made of the
best forged steel, and it is warranted
strong and durable. The magazine /,
located under the barrel and contain.
6ye cartridges, while one may be
placed in tho barrel. The six shots
can be fired without taking the gun
from the shoulder. e. N. Cooper i.
agent Tor this gun at Wadena. If 20,
want to look At one of tLem. call \,
the Merchants Hotel.
A Grand Ball will be given il
Peake's Opera House, Thanksgiving
evening, under the auspices of thu
Wxdena Fire Department. Every.
body turn out and give tho boys q
grand benefit. The object of thi:
ball is to raise money enough to pur.
chase Al alarm bell for the engine
Yhouse and other things that are need
ed. This is something that every
citizen should be interested in, ano
VIC hope that they will all purchase :
ticket and show their appreciation Of
the efforts that are being made to fl
out il good Are company, 80 that il
case of 6res we can have something
to protect ourselves with. Every citi
zen. whether he dances CT not, should
buy ticket. +
Adjt. Gen. Mccarthy, of St. Paul
WAS in WAdena yesterday evening and
mustered in the Wadena Light
Guards. A company of 50 men was
organized. The General spoke very
highly of the energy and ambition
manifested in Wadena in this matter,
and assured the company that he would
do everything possible in his power
to help them along. He said although
they were new reserved company.
that he thought ere long there would
be another regiment organized in the
western part of the State, and that
the Wadena Light Guards would &C.
| cnpy the first place in the regiment.
Capt. Winning made 4 short speech, in
which he said that if the company
would come out and drill as often as
he would be willing to drill them, that
they would soon be prepared to occu-
py the front ranks In a regiment.
Next Saturday evening was designat.
ed az the time to do the first drilling.
Let US have a full attendance and get