The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-09-04

buy 2 MINNESOTA CHIEF TIfREHER
Of W. III. Fuller. 81 12-tf.
Regular meeting Of the Fire De.
partInent, tonight.
r Mrs. G. III. Peake returned to her
home in Minneapolis, Saturday.
A. Brandenburg, of Fergus Falls, /
registered at the Merchants last
Thursday. ...~..,.
A FIGURING Mill with a capacity of
loo barrels per day. is being built at
Manter, Hubbard Co.
H. W. Fuller is agent for ..Minne.
sofa Chief Thresher and the s.Alin-
nesota Giant" Engines.
If you want good plow buy one of
Clayton's Stuhble Flows. They are
the best that are manufactured.
+. E. Luce returned, yesterday
morning, from Minneapolis. He did
not 60 to Boston, as he at first in.
tended.
Quite a considerable amount Of hail
fell last Thursday afternoon during
the shower. Some of the stones were
as large ~ good sized marbles.
A new landlxdy arrived 1T Kings
Hotel, Friday afternoon. Weight, IL
pounds, Mother and daughter are
doing nicely and William is happy.
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.
j. N. Markham, Sheriff OF Aitkin
County, and A. Y. Merrill, Attorney.
at.Law. Of AitkiA, were in Wadona,
Saturday, and made the FARMER a
pleasant call.
Mrs. J. E. Vaughen, who has been
visiting with her brother, E. $. Case,
for the past two or three weeks, start
ed Monday on her return to her home
at Aurora, Ills.
E. Markham has commenced, this
week, the erection of = dwelling, on
HE lot, corner of First and Window
streets. 1t is 70x22 feet on the ground
and one story high. ~
There arc about $50 scholars a.
ready enrolled at the public schools
and this is only the first week OF the
term. What will be the enrolment
| by the close OF the terml
Parties having land contracts wit h
the Northern Pacific R. r. Co., can
save money by paying up in preferred
Xstoek. which may be ordered through
peake L Murray Of Wadena MINI.
| j. D. Henderson, OF Wrightstown,
got to the front-the FARMER Office
yesterday. with the first watermelon
Of the season. 1T WAS = good one
and Mr.. Hendershot has our thanks,
| J. NJ. Stowe, Of Floyd, Iowa, arrived
in Wadena. Sunday, with lis house.
hold goods. horses, cattle, ETC., and
is going to locate here on the Sam
Canterbury farm about l-2 miles
south of Wadena, which he purchased
some time ago. His family will ar.
rive in \ short time, and will make
this their permanent home.
Capt. J. D. Wood has disposed OF
his interest in the Democrat, and will
remove to his former home in st. Paul.
The Democrat will be continued unde,
other auspices. Capt. Wood has made
a lively paper of the Democrat and the
new management will doubtless keep
its reputation up. 1t is rumored that
Smith Ba9g Hall, somewhat known in
Fergus, has been offered the editor.
ship.-Teiegram.
Bro. A. DcLacy Wood, Of the Carl
ton County Press, n. p. Junction.
| "AN "AAos okNFpcN OSCl Ill VAGSUS
Tuesday forenoon, while on their way
to Breckenridge. After showing him
kover our town, A. DeI.acy expressed
himself as being very much surprised
as to its size, and was very much
pleased with our location and thrifty
growth. Come again Bro. Wood.
Wen show you around town on a
street car next time.
The S. 8. Picnic last Saturday in
Mr.. L. A. Paddock's grove was very
enjoyable affair. The grounds had
been put in order 0y Mr.. Paddock,
to whom the Sunday School gave a
hearty vote Of thanks for his kind.
ness. There is some talk Of holding
another picnic there, Of = general
character. at no distant day. The
grove 10 certainly tho finest in this
vicinity. GRCs.
Married,
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