The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-03-20
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The Skating Rink is still the centre
Of attraction. Il
Bring in your logs and let Northfoss
& Sons saw them.
Arthur Baker, of Deer Greek, was
in Nadena Tuesday evening.
w. E. Adams, Of Dover Lake, was
in the city yesterday evening.
''Tickler," the best nickle cigar in
the market, at Knudscn's drug store.
John Fox of Breckenridge was
visiting in Wadena. Monday, with P.
Knudsen.
DR.. Geo. Nye, of Clitherall, while
in the city Friday, made the FARMER
a short call.
Miss Puma Calkins, commenced a
four months term of school in En-.
gland Prairie, Monday.
Gus Stewart, who has been at Floyd
Iowa, for few weeks past, returned
to Wadena, yesterday evening.
Mrs. Nettis L. Kelley. who has
been stopping at Aldrich the past !
few months, has returned to Wadena.
White Russian sead oats, cheap for
cash or trade for wheat.
29.tf W. ANDERSON, Compton.
Eeake & Murray are the agents of
the Northern Pacific for the sale of
town lots. Call and examine their
plat
A large limo of confectionery and
fancy groceries just received.
c. S. Boss.
READ the new 'sad'' of s. W. "trip
l. Co., painters and kalsominers. They
are making a specially of carriage
painting.
Fred Katzky, of Deer Creek, came
down to the city Tuesday evening.
lie returned on the Wednesday morn
ing train.
Northfoss 4 Sons having just start
ed up their new saw mill in Wadena
are prepared to saw logs on shares or
by the thousand.
Mrs. Langworthy, of Detroit, will
open up stock of notions, confection.
cry and cigars in the front part of the
Post Office building sometime next
week.
I1osT.-A red and green satin hand
kerchief; pattern. spider and the fly;
; thought to be lost at the Skating Rink.
! Anyone leaving it at the rink will be
rewarded. Mrs. E. C. LANGTHY.
III. Pelkey and wife, attended the
: Ball at New York Mills, Monday
evening. They report asXsry pleasant
:. time. There were about forty eou-
pie present and all had a good time.
A skating race was had at the Rink
Saturday night, between Mrs. J. K.
Miller and Miss Elva Wilcox. The
race was for oranges, and the distance
was ten times around the Riuk. Miss
Elva Wilcox took the prize.
: TO every new subscriber paying
for one years subscription in advance,
or to any delinquents paying up ar
rearages and one year in advande, we
will send for one year, as a premium
"Heulth and Home,'' an excellent
monthly journal, devoted to domestic
3 medicine, literature, science and art.
A State Teachers Institute will be
held ut Wadena, commencing on Mon
day April 18th, and containing the
remainder of the week. A teachers
> examination will be held at the close
of the institute. The institute will
be held under the management of
Supt. Harding.
A prize of 20 oranges was put up
last Thursday evening ny the propri-
etors of the Skating Rink to the two
boys that could pick up ten of them
the quickest, skating across the room
and back each time they picked up
one. Dick TAFT and Barney Metzger
engaged in the race, and Dick got tho
oranges.
s. W. Trip i Co., are doing some
excellent work in the line of carriage
painting. They have just been paint
ing T. F. Ostrander's and A. Muir
rays carriages and a number of
others, and we must say they have
done a splendid job. IT you want any
; thing done in this line give them a
call. Their shop is in A. G. Peako's
cid store building on Front Street.
- We call special attention to- the
new advertisementin another column
Of the Clayton Plow Works. If you
want anything in the line of plows,
give them a call. They can fit you
out with a brush breaker, prairie
breaker, stubble plow, gang plow
or sulky plow. The Clayton cele.
brated wheel plows, in brush. prairie
or stubble, is the best manufactured.
They are sure to give satisfaction.
E. S. Case, started for St. Paul YES.
terday morning, to attend special
meeting of the stock holders of the
Wadena & Park Rapids r. r., he hay
| ing received a message from ]. A.
Wolverton, Secretary of the incorpor
alton Tuesday night, stating that
such a netting would be held in st.
Paul on Thursday March 2lst, as bus
> mess of Importance was to be trans
acted. Mr.. Case is Treasurer ofthe
incorporation. He will also represent
]. X. Miller, and VIM. r. Daumbach,
who are stockholders in the incopora.
> ton.
NJ. Weizel & Co., of Anoka, have
bought the Wadena Roller FIGURING
Mills of Case & Miller. These gen.
tlemen are wide awake business men,
and have a thorough knowledge of
> the milling business, having been en-