The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-04-03
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Aud a full line Of fresh garden
seeds in packages and bulk.
The annual meeting of Wadena
Boat Club, will be. held at the Bank
of Wadena, in Wadena, on Monday
April 7th. at o'clock p. M, for the
election of officers for the ensuing
year. r NJ. l.. VINING,
W. Il. DAUMBACH. Secretary.
President.
The largest and best selected stock
Of millinery and fancy goods ever
brought west of the Mississippi river,
can he found at Mrs. l.. Kramer's
Pioneer Millinery Store; consisting Of
the latest styles, patterns, and designs
of hats, and bonnets. Also feathers,
laces, ornaments, flowers and all other
fancy goods too numerous to mention.
Children's hats by the hundreds.
Mrs. N. L. Kelley is assisting Mrs.
Kramer, and all orders entrusted to
US will receive prompt attention and
all work done with neatness and dis
patch. Thanking you for past favors,
continue to solicit your future pat
ronage. Mrs. L. KRAMER.
The Wadena Foundry and Machine
Shops are now running in full blast.
Mr.. Clayton has engaged the services
of II. Lowell, formerly foreman of the
foundry of the N. p. machine shops
at Brainerd, who is acting as molder.
+ Mr.. Lowell is nsolder of IA years ex-
perience, and thoroughly under
stands his business. W. S. Tuthill
is the head smith and man of a good
many years experience. There is no
need of machinery from these parts
being sent away for repairs as this
foundry is well prepared to execute all
such work with neatness and dispatch.
They have an excellent outfit of ma.
chinery and tools and can do all re-.
pairing of engines, threshing mach
ines. saw mills or anything else, just
AS well as any shops west Of Chicago,
Patronize home industry. II
We have talked with great mky
citizens in Wadena township since
our last issue, in regard to the bond
ing of the township for the Wadena &
Park Rapids r. R., and with only one
exception they were all in favor of it,
and we have learned since then, that
that man has changed his mind, and
is now one OF the stron gest advocates
for it. 1t cannot help benefiting us
all, for by the building of this road
it will enhance the value of both the
property in Wadcna and the
surrounding vicinity. The larger
place Wadena is, and the more bust.
ness done here, the more valuable
will be the farm adjacent to it. The
more produce that can be consumed
here, the better price it will bring.
This railroad we must and will have
Y The School Exhibition.
The exhibition given in Paake's
Hall last Friday evening, by the Wa
dena Public Schools was one OF the
most interesting entertainments ever
given in Wadena. The hall was
packed full of eager listeners, and at
O'Clock the curtain was raised and the
'strouble" commenced. Where all did
so we'll it would be useless to single
out any particular ones. The enter
tainment consisted of recitations,
destinations, dialogues, essays, sing
ing. etc., and all was well executed
and received great applause from the
audience. This entertainment re.
fleets great credit on our most afici-
ent teachers. Prof. B. +. Buck, Mrs.
G. A. Whitney and Miss Rose Miller,
and goes to show that they have not
spared any pains in trying to make
kthe schools what they should be, un-
surpassed by none in the land. The
scholars did splendidly, and we have
reason to be proud of them, for we
believe there is not more Intelligent
lot of children, young ladies and gen.
tlemen any where in the state. There
WIS one feature of the entertainment
Chat we must not omit mentioning,
and that was the concert reading.
We must say it was by odds the best
we ever heard. Taking it all in all, it
was an excellent entertainment, and
we hope that it will not be the last
one.