The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-05-01
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Amos 4 Benedict's.
Commissioner Alton, Of Leaf River,
was in town yesterday.
II. G, Mealy, of Staples, registered |
at Che Merchants Monday.
Paints, oils, brushes, etc., in endless |
varieties ut Amos L Benedict's.
Len Robbins, of Clitherall. has
been in town the past few days.
Dick TAFT went to Henning Monday,
to work with E. N. Lu,n, at painting.
If you want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy N. Z. r. r.
lots Of E. S. Case, agent. /
p. v. CopperAoll has moved into
the Miller L Foss house on corner of
Averill and Second Streets. 49,. /
Peake L Murray are the agents of
the Northern Pacific for the sale OF
town lots. Call and examine their
| plat. N
Tom Swindlehurst started for the
! pine country, Tuesday night, where
he expects to remain for about six
months. -.
Go to Baumbach i Meyers store
and see how nicely Johnny has got
the store trimmed and the goods dis.
played.
DR.. j. A. Westlake. of St. Paul, N.
p. r. r., surgeon ut that city, paid
his old friends in Wadena, = short visit
Monday forenoon.
1.don't think it is fair for one OF
our city fathers to order sidewalk
put down, and then tear it up him.
Xself. A CITIZEN.
Mrs. A. i. Irwin and Mrs. James
Vance, will open dress making shop
in tho front part of j.. N. Herron's
building on Averill Street, in = few
days.
y C. A. Barron is building on an addi.
ton of twenty feet square OH the rear
end Of the building lately purchased
of NJ. Staples. When this is complet
ed they will have very good store
building. 49,:
W. II. Cutshaw, who has been
teaching school in the Jim Miller dis
trict Leaf River, for .the past six
months, started Saturday on his way to
Waverly, Iowa, on Il visit of few
weeks to his parents. Thsn he ex-
poets to return and try his luck in the
taking of Il claim in the pines north
of Lake Itaska.
The Village Council have received
two dozen leather buckets and four
lanterns for the Ere department.
Thee. Brockhof is making the trucks,
hooks and ladders. They have al: o
ordered four cylinder drive pumps.
We will soon have good outfit for
protecting ourselves against fire. 1t
will Ill be completed about juno LIST i.
J. Q. Ostrander has traded his
hotel property (the Pelkey Housed and
furniture, on Front street to VIM.
King, who will take possession of the
same about the lst of May. Mr..
fOstran, or gets, in the trade, the store
building formerly occupied by. J. c.
Ristas on Front street. and the res.
Hence now occupied by Mr.. King on
First street.
Baumb:.ch & Meyer come ont this
week with = new advertisement.
They have just received a large and
elegant stock of spring and summer
goods. Their large store building is
chuck full of all kinds of staple and
fancy goods, including everything
usually carried il i strictly 6rst- class
general store. Call on them at the
Regulator" corner of Front and
Third streets.
All kinds of rumors have been cir
: culSted in regard to Willie Bankson s
fishing trip to the Leaf River. The
: true facts in the case are that on Sat
r urday. he. in company with some other
boys went out to the Leaf River, fish.
ing. AT night the other boys came home
and Willie stayed all night with q
friend IN the country, and Sunday
morning came to town on horseback
Just as he had reached home the
horse threw him off dislocating his
elbow, and not breaking his arm al
all. His elbow was Immediately Sc,
3 and he is now all o. X.
, It has been ut least two month.
: since our people have been favored
) with a worthy entertainment. Nov
1 it comes to pass that on Tuesday, the
t. 9th of May, we shall have the pleasure
c Of hearing the Hampton College Stu
!. dents sing their justly celebrated
songs. The members of this company
;, are, for the most part, graduates Of
, Hampton College, and though dark
. are ladies and gentlemen. The man
agement, in order to secure dates 4,
the larger cities further west, has
= been obliged to make lis avisit to fill
time. The entertainment will he re-
plete with solos, quartetts and cho'
ruses of fine and we'll selected planta.
ton songs and campmeeting refrains.
The comical side of the true negro
: both in and out of bondage as given in
. several specially sketches will insure
! the public treat seldom listened to
out side of the large cities. The en-.
tertainment is under the auspices of
the Methodist Society of Wadena, and
the entertainment will be given in
Peake's Opera House. Reserved seats
arc OH sale at the postoflice. Secure
them early.
W. J. BarnelI. -of Leaf River, had
the misfortune to have his team of
horses burned up one day last. week.
1t appears that he had driven ont into
the woods to an old stable, and had
put his horses in there while he was
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