The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-11-13
Wadena Wapderings.
Indian summer.Y
Reantlful weather.

Beautiful weather.
Wood wanted on subscription.
Muster next Wednesday evening.
James Riddle, of Minor is in town
this week.
Chrome cards Is cents per pack at
this office.
$. e. Cox. of Shell City, was in town
Wednesday.
Prices to suit the hard times at the |
Central Hotel.
John Wyvell. of Battle Lake, is in
town, this week. 4
We would all he happy il wheat
! brought good price.
Money to loan on Real Estate, by
Thorp, Coppernoll L Co.
Frank Henderson, ESQ.,, of Thomas
town. WAS III town, Tuesday.
NJ. Pettensill, of Dover Lake, reg
! istered at the Merchants, Friday.
! Clothing and gents furnishing
goods regardless Of cost at F.. B. Coon
4 Cos.
Mrs. A. n. Peach, Of Dover Lake,
was visiting in Wadena, the fore part
Of the week. 81
The bottom has heen knocked cleah
out Of the price Of wheat. Only As
cents. Think of it. IL
The Wadena Light Guards will
muster next "Wednesday evening.
Everybody turn ont.
For SALx-Twenty Eve cords Of
stove wood. Enquire Of u. r. Nor.
rison, City Drayman.
A tea Of faultless merit az regards
: purity and dclicacy Of favor-Peake
l. Burch's pure s'Faultless Tea.
New goods just received at c. G.
Mayors Tailor shop. Call and leave
your order tor suit OF clothes.
The receipts of the N. E. Chicken
Pie Supper. Tuesday evening, were
something over twenty-five dollars.
Henry Mptzger has closed out his
Jewelry Store 1T Brainerd. and has
returned TO Wadena to remain with
us. III
A big time next Wednesday even
ing The State Adjutant General
will be here and will muster the Wa
Light Guards.
Miss Emma Lohmann, who has
been visiting in Wadena the past six
weeks, started, Sunday night, for her
home in St. Paul.
According to proclamation is.
sued by the Governor, November
9th has been designated as the day
for Thanksgiving.
And still they come. Conductor
Fox is the happy man this time. 1t
isa girl, born Saturday. Mother and
daughter doing nicely.
Miss Emma katzky. who has been
visiting at Detroit, Michigan. the
past few months, returned to her home
in Wadena, Tuesday afternoon. Il
The boys of the Wadena Fire De.
partmsnt have now got their uni
forms. They are slick ones and the
boys look real handsome when dressed
up.
The dishes which were not taken
away from the N. E. Sociable, Tues.
day evening. have been left with Mrs.
johnson, from. whom the owners can
get them.
| A special train carrying number
Of the r. r. officials from Brainerd,
assed through Wadena, Tuesday
morning, on trip over the Black
Hills Branch.
C.. G. Mayer, our Merchant Tailor
has just received a large invoice Of
new goods, and is prepared to make
suits cheaper than ever. Call on him
. | tAN kCl " ultS SNlVs
w. C. Holt, our new photographer,
, has now got nicely located, and has Il
fine gallery. lie is turning out some
excellent work. If you>want good
photograph taken, give him call.
We have just received 4 large
variety Of chrome cards and are pre-.
pared to print them at Is cents per
pack; Is in pack. They are just the
thing for children. Come and look
ut them.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets
with Mrs. L. F. Ostrander, on Satur
day afternoon Nov. %. Supper will
DC served from 6 till 8p. m. P.ice OF
supper, 10 cents; Oysters Is cents ex.
ira. Everybody invited.
Mrs. L. Kramer carries the largest
, and best line Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, Woolens, Yarns, Ladies and
Childrens Underware, etc, ETC., he.
tween the Mississippi and Missouri
= rivers, and don't you forget it.
F. NJ. Cooper's new addition to the
Merchants is now all plastcred and
the carpenter work is very nearly
done. 1t will all he completed in !,
very short time. The plastering was
done by f. Markham, and is one of
the finest jobs ia town. -,
J. B. Stinehour has rented the store
room next to Metzger's Jewelry Store,
and will soon put in stock of cigars,
tobacco. confectionery and notions Of
all kinds. He has given the front Of
the building new coat of paint,
which makes it much more attractive.
We have received, at this Office,
some fine Autographs of tho buildings
and surroundings on the exhibition
grounds at New Orleans, where the
Worlds Centennial and Cotton Exposi-
tion will be held, commencing Dec.
LIST, 1884, and continuing until May
list, 1885.
c. Potter has built an addition to
hia Restaurant huillinv 1Rxo1 oro