The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-05-08
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Amos & Benedict are headquarters
for news.
Mrs. Thos. Hooker was visiting at
Deer Greek last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Bishop, of Bluff
ton, were in the city Saturday.
D. L. Kline has moved his family
into the Frank Miller house on King
street.
Dave Jones is building on an add.
ton to his dwelling, in the shape of /.
kitchen.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
ut Knudsen's drug store. Stinehour's
old stand.
Fred katzky and his cousin Mr..
Kohn of Deer Greek, were visiting in
Wadena Sunday.
I. T. Merwin, of Wisconsin, is
visiting in Wadena with his sister,
Mrs. A. D. Peake.
1t you want to make so per cert.
on an investment, buy N. Z. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
The lumber for the floor of the new
skating rink arrived Monday, and the
rink will he all completed in few
days.
A. Murray has had the house occu-
| pied by A. j. Amos, moved from
Third street, to the back end of the
lot on King street.
There are some eight or ten new
| buildings now in the course of erec-
ton in Wadena. New buildings are
springing up in every direction.
If you wish to purchase Wadena
lots before the r. r., Co. advance
prices call OH E, S. Case at Bank of
Wadena, and make your selections.
A. w. Crozier, of Bluffton, was in
the city yesterday. lie says his
household goods was an entire loss,
there being no insurance on them
The Merchants Hotel is receiving a
general clean up, calsoming, etc. The
bar room looks splendid since it was
calso mined, E. S. Lambert did the
job.
All members of the Good Templars'
Lodge should try to be present next
Saturday evening, us the ladies of the
order promise grand entertain
ment.
W. n. Chapman was over from
Fergus Falls Saturday proving up on
his homestead in Leaf River town
ship. Mr.: Chapman is at work on
the Daily Telegram. at Fergus Falls.
and will soon move his family to that
city.
l.. E. Stinehour returned from his
trip to Portland, Dragon, last week
looking hale and hearty, and can now
he found at his old stand, Knudsen's
drug store, Front Street. His wife
will return before long. Her health
has been greatly improved since she
left here.
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Mr.. Daniel Pinneo, an old resident
of Litchfield, Minnesota, has been in
! cur city for some days to see what in
ducement the place offers for opening
a first.class grocery. provision and feed
store. Mr.. Pinneo is an experienced
business man, and we trust that he
may conclude to locate among U.s.
Spokane Falls Chronicle.
W. II. West S little five year old boy
while playing around the we'll one day
last week. fell in, the distance to the
water being about twenty feet. Mr..
West was standing near by, and
immediately went into the we'll after
him, and rescued him. It did not
seem to hurt him any more than t6
strangle him pretty badly. y
Rev. Kienholz, returned Tuesday,
from st. Paul, where he had been at
tending the Minnesota Conference OF
the German Lutheran church. He
has been sent back to Nadena for an
other year, which is good news to the
church of that denomination ut this
place. Mr.. Kienholz is. a very nice
man and is an earnest worker in his
masters cause. II
The walls of the Gem Saloon are
now adorned by some of the most ele.
giant paper that was ever brought west
of the Mississippi. The combination
is composed of some nine different
patterns. 1t is very tastefu]ly de.
signed, and is hung in very artistic
manner. Kline proposes to have the
incest billiard hall in the northwest.
Orlis Albertson of Battle Lake, who
was in town yesterday, says stock
company will probably he organized
soon to build Il steamer for that lake.
The people Of ViniRg have offered to
dredge the creek which comets the
two, provided that it is done. The last
Of the ice disappeared yesterday carry
ing away two or three boat houses.
Telegram. u
M. Weizel & Co., have comm enced
the erection of 4 large addition to the
Wadena Roller Mills. The addition
will be l6x47, three stories high.
They will also put in three additional
rolls, two more common reels and one
centrifugal reel. When this is CON-
pleted they will have plenty of room
and will be able to turn out over fifty
barrels per day.
The street parade given by the Orig
inal Georgia Minstrels yesterday fore.
noon Was magnificent. They have
rooI Of hand than, npI