The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-07
Wadena Wanderinqs.
Charity Ball Friday night.

Bring in your logs anal Yet Northfoss
+ Sons saw them.
C. II. Peake. returned to Ninne2po-
lis Friday night.
Y"n canget yonr photographs cheap
1T Amos Beneilictx. |
c. II. foss and wife, Of Henning,
spent Sunday in Wadena.
Geo. Carpenters smiling connten-
ance WAS seen on our streets Friday.
E. W. Partridge representing tho
Pioneer Press Co., called on us yester-
day.
buy one Of 0. Andrews ironing tn. |
hles. Sample At j., X. Miller's hard. |
ware store. l.
W. F.. Christie, Of Dover Lake, was
in the city Monday and made the
FARMER pleasant call. /
Dress Goods ut cost.
PEAKE + BIRCH.
Mrs. F. S. Case. went to Verndale.
Monday, to attend the c. ystal Wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bullard.
Peake l. Murray are the agents Of
the Northern Pacific for the sale OF
town lots. Call and examine their
plat.
LosT-1n Wadena, \ gold ring with
cameo set and six pearls. Finder will
please leave 1T this Office. Liberal re-
ward offered. +
Northfoss l. Sons having just stajt-
ed up their new saw mill in Wadena
are prepared to saw logs Oh shares or
by the thousand.
For SALE-A good three year old
Durham bull. cheap for cash. Enquire
! of r. Marshall, S miles south of Wa.
dena. $685..
FlanAels at cost.
PHAKE l. BIRCH.
Miss Ross. At the Post Office hay
put in = case Of the choicest cigars
that the market affords. When you
go after your mail, don't forget to
buy cigar.
| Joe Elliott returned from his work
on the Shell Prairie road Saturday
night. He says that there is an ex-
cellcnt road now between here and
the Prairies.
! a. K. Wiswell and wife and sol,
Edwin, returned home Tuesday even
ing from their visit at Kingston On
tario. Mrs. Wiswell's health is better
than it has been for several years.
Mackinaw Goods At cost.
PxAkE L BrRcH.
Supt. Harding visited the Wadena
schools Monday. He reports the
schools in very flourishing condition.
He went to Verndale on the evening
train AMI visited the hoo)s At that
place, Tuesday. I
An exchange has discovered tho red
lights in the horizon morning and
evening to be caused by the Devils
furnace, which is opened frequently
to chuck in those who have cheated
the printer ont Of subscriptions.
The west bound passenger trains.
Monday night. and Tuesday morning.
were several hours late The Mon
day night train WAS delayed by u
broken wheel. and the Tuesday morn
ing train was late on account Of the
engine running of the track east ct
Brainerd.
Wooden Hosiery at cost.
PEAKE l. BIRCH.
| r. Marshall, wishes us to state that
the miserable thief who stole one OF
his turkeys few days ago, can have
the mate to it if no will stop when he
goes along, As the one left is lonely.
The thief is we'll known, and il he
keeps on little while longer he will
be a pretty good subject for Saltwater
The dance at Poake's Hall Friday
night, was well attended and the
merry dancers tripped the light fan
tastic toe to the excellent music furn-
ished by Barrons Orchestra, for four
or i've hours, and then returned to
their several homes, thus having
spent another evening socially and
snjoyably.
Blankets at cost.
| PKAxE l. BrRcH. !
e. n. Britts Of Verndale, and James
Billings, of Alma Nebraska, the
gentleman who is to start paper 1T
Shell City. called on us Tuesday. Mr..
Billings expects to get his paper
started in about six weeks. Mr. Bill
ings is \ very pleasant appearing
gentleman and will no doubt give the
Shell City people rafting good pa
per. Call again gentlemen.
A couple of our Wadena ladies were
taking \ sleigh ride out in the country
a few days ago, where the snew was
very deep, and one Of the ladies says
to the other; Its too bad to let
them poor horses break all tho roads,
hadn't We better get out and stomp
snow while!" They got out. The
result will doubles be a crop Of over.
shoes in that vicinity sometime next
| season. The ladies are mem bers Of
the Dorcas Society.
Repellents and cloakings at cost.
PEAKE h BCRCH.
At last tho lible suit in the case OF
the Fargo Ars~s vs.. the Fargo Re-
publican company has been brought
to close the verdict Of the jury be-
ing in favor of the. Argus. And the
Republican had to walk up to the
front and pay over the enormous
sum Of zone cent" Receiving this
great amount of damages will no
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