The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-08-14
Machine Oil at Amos & Benedict's.-
Go to Barron's for your Machine

Machine Oil at Amos & Benedict's.
Go to Barron's for your Machine
Oil.
Buy MINNESOTA CHIEF THREsHER
of W. II. Fuller. l2-tf.
Henry Howard is building dwell
ing i'll Peake's Second Addition.
A. W. Miller. proprietor Of the Roll
er Skating Rink at Willard, is III town.
Read E. r. Luce's cad" in another
column. lie has money to loan and
farms to sell.
County Supt. Harding, of Leaf Riv.
er, while in town, Saturday, made us
pleasant call.
Mrs. w. O. Whealy, of Fl. Benton,
Montana, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. N. II. Miller.
care we going to have County
Fair ut Wadena, this fall?" is What
everybody is asking.
If You want to make so per cent.
on All investment, buy N. T. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
w. S. Hurst, of Glendive, Montana,
was the guest of his brother, G. Hurst,
Saturday. While hero he made the
FARMER 4 pleasant call. -
Thos. Swindlehurst returned to VA
'lena last week. He has been at work
for some time past in Dakota. Tom
says that Alkali water gets away with
him.
The Blaine and Logan Club will
meet at Pcake's Hall, Monday evening,
August 18th. Good speakers will be
in attendance. All are cordially in
vited.
Whitney & Co.. have opened real
estate Office in the corner room of
Peake & Burch's store building on the
corner of Front and Third SITS. Read
their "ad'' in another column.
Parties having land contracts with
the Northern Pacific r. r. Co., can
save money by paying up in preferred
stock, Which may be ordered through
Peake & Murray of Wadena MINI.
! From the tone of private letter
from Col. Crooks, we are led to be-
lieve that work will DO commenced
this fall on the construction of the
Wadena & Park Rapids r. Il. $50
mote it be-
B. Waite met with quite an acct
dent while at work in an elevator at
Glyndon, last week. He fell some Is
or Is feet and struck the floor on his
left heel, throwing his ankle out of
joint. He received medical treatment
and was enabled to return to his home
at Wadena, Monday. BY the use of
Il crutch lie can now get around quite
comfortably.
We copy, from the River Falls
! (Wis.) Journal, an account of the last
illness and death of Truman Field,
Esq, the father of County Auditor
Field, of Wadena:
On Sunday, the 3rd inst. were held
the funeral services of the late Tru-
man Field, Esq, the ceremonies be-
ing performed by the Rev. H, w.
I Bushnell, Of this city, on which occa-
sion he delivered an eloquent dis
course to crowded congregation OF
mourners and friends.
The death of Mr.. Field ocurred on
the LIST. He had been confined to
his house Tor about three months with
paralysis, but WAS, up to>July Goth.
gradually gaining in strength and the
use Of his limbs, at which time he ex-
perienccd a second slight stroke and
was lett in weakened condition,
from which medical skill and the
closest attention were unequal to the
task of creating 4 reaction.
In the death of Mr.. Field the com.
munity has lost one ofits best, as we'll
as oldest citizens. He came to this
place from New York in the year 1854,
since which time he has continued to
reside here. In the earlier days of
his residence here he was IN active
business man, being a dealer to con-
siderable extent in real estate, and ut
one time filling the Office of Register
OF Deeds for this county, and later,
until his age and failing health CON-
PEELED him to retire from the more
active duties oflite, he filled several of
the public offices in this municipality,
besides being for several years en-
gagged in the mercantile business. Few
men who live to his age Us years)
have less enemies, or more friends
among their acquaintance than did
Mr.. Field.