The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-08-14
Wadena Wanderings,

Warm weather,
Binding Irvine scarce.
Fire meeting tonight.
Best Machine Oil 1T Barron's.
Town lots for sale by Whitney Co.
Lard, Harvester and Castor Oils ut
BaIron's.
DR.. Babcock went to st. Paul, Tues
day night.
&C. Robinson has our thanks for a
fine pumpkin.
Go and look at Amos ( Benedict
stock Of bird cages.
F. E. Cox, of Shell City, registered
at Kings Hotel, Monday.
Frank Holbrook has erected :,
dwelling in Peake's Second Addition
Charley Stuart says that Amos for
got it. Wen take soda this time,
Charley.
Scott W. Horr, from Ohio, is visit.
! ing his sister, Mrs. II. b. uamlin, of
this place.
Parties wishing to cut hay on shares
will do we'll to enquire of G. s. Joslin,
Oak Valley. 1886.
Mrs. J. E. Vaughen, of Aurora, ILL.,.
is visiting in Wadena, with her broth
er, E. S. Case.
Machine Oils the best tn at the mar.
ket affords. and 1T prices way down
atAmos & Benedict's.
We acknowledge pleasant call
from BRO. Mcmillan. and wife, OF
Verndalc, Wednesday.
The Rev. e. S. Peake. of Detroit.
preached IN excellent sermon in the
NJ. E. church, Sunday morning.
Peake & Murray are the agents OF
the Northern Pacific for the sale of
town lots. Call and examine thei,
plat.
Hije williams has turned Taxider.
mist. lie put up bird for Kline,
the other day. They say he did q
good job. u
The directors and officials of the
Wadena C Park Rapids r. r. will
hold meeting in Wadena, some time
this month.
! The visit of the Grand Worthy
Chief Temp]ar, to the /. O. G. 7.
lodge at this place has been postponed
until Saturday, August 23d.
If you wish to purchase Wadena
>ots before the r. R., Co. advance
prices call OIL E. S. Case at Bank of
Wad ena. and make your selections.
Episcopal services are now held at
Wadena, once in four weeks. The
next service will be on Sunday, Sep.
TENDER 18th, Rev. z. S. Peake of1iciat-
ing.
For teas, coffee, spices, glassware,
sugar, canned goods, fruits, tobacco;
in short for any kind of choice groc-
cries at low prices, call at c. S.
Boss's.
Peake & Murray sold to John 4.
Stavely, last week, forty acres of land,
! in the town of Innlan. They also
sold to Henry Krneger 40 acres in
| Deer Greek township.
Cap. Kelley, returned to his home
in Wadena, last Thursday night, after
spending several weeks in the south.
ern part Of fine State. lie says crops
of all kinds are looking we'll down
there.
One of the hest farms in Nadena
Co., which will raise all crops pro-
d"ced in this region except bananas,
for sale cheap on time with small pay.
*hent at time of sale. Enquire Of
Whitney 4 Co.:
II. II. Bailey, of Williamstown,
Iowa, arrived in Watlena, Friday. He
left yesterday afternoon for Fargo.
While in Wadena he called at the
FARMER Office, and ordered his name
enrolled upon the "good book !
E. S. Case is building q tenement
house on Second street. The main
part is l2x24 with an L l4x22. The
house has II bay window in front, and
by all appearances now, it will lie a
very handsome dwelling. The frame
is already up.
Rev. II. w. Troy, of NYahpeton,
preached in the N. J.. church Sunday
night, to crowded house. H. W.
came over to Wadena OIL the evening
train, Saturday night, and returned to
his home on Tuesday. While here he
renewed his acquaintance with his
many friends. Come again.
J. A. Roberts and family and T. T.
Fields and family, who went to Vir-
ginia, last spring, returned to Wade:
ma, Friday, satisfied that this was
better country than Virginia. Mr..
Roberts says that they had not had
any rain down there for over six
weeks previous to his departure, and
that everything WAS drying up.
IL want some papers for buttery
Shelves" said a woman in our Office
last Friday. We asked her whether
she wanted white or printed paper.
(which costs the most?' she inquired.
We were obliged to confess that the
blank paper was worth twice as much
as the printed sheets, and she went
away trying to figure out how printers
could live, which, by the way, has
always been problem with the print.
ers.-Ec,
We are in receipt of complimentary
tickets and al invitation from the
Northwestern Industrial Association.
to attend the Fair and Exposition at
Minneapolis, September l, 2, 3, 4. 5.
and & 1894 II, his 1ntt.r t1,o c,oro