The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-06-05
Wadena Wanderinqs..

Warm weather.
Grain looking splendid.
Circus next Wednesday.
School closes tomorrow.
A gentle rain Tuesday afternoon.
Fourth of July two weeks from to.
morrow.
A large stock of bird cages at Amos
& l>enedict's.
!. j. Bennett is out on the road
selling lumber.
Read the program for the Fourth in
ano: her column.
Artist material in any. quantity at
Amos 4 Benedict's.
| Peter Schroeder, of Perham, was on
oar streets Monday.
Frank Henderson Of Thomastown,
WAS in town Monday.
! J. T. McCulloch, of New York Mills,
was in town Saturday.
The beautiful (!) song of the house
lyis VII tive hear now.
; ". J.. Northfoss spent 4 few days at
Fergns Falls, last week.
II. G. Mealey, of Staples, registered
ut the Merchants. Sunday.
For Poland China and Jersey Red
pigs, enquire of II. W. Fuller.
Paints, oils, brushes, ETC., in endless
varieties at Amos & Benelict's.
NJ. a. Webster, of Shell City, regis
tered at Kings Hotel, yesterday.
C.H.Peake has lately plated twenty
acres Of land in North Minneapolis.
The first wind mill in w adena, Coun-
ty, was put up in Wadena, Monday.
WANTED.-A girl competent to 10
general house work. Mrs. A. l.. Irwin.
Supt. Harding. of Leaf River, was
in town, yesterday,
; The scissor grinder was in towr
Monday. Everybody got sharpenet
up.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Miller returned
from their Minneapolis visit, Sunda!
night.
C. J. Stuart is having 4 handsom,
picket fence built in front of hi
dwelling.
]. b. Perkins has moved his barbe
shop into the front room over Boss
grocery store.
We have just turned out anothe
big job for the Merchants Hotel. Thi
time it is 5000 enyelops. !
Our Public Schools will close tc
morrow with grand picnic in Flor:
Hall on the Fair Grounds.
Attend the meeting in VIM. Raw
sons Office tomorrow evening, an
help organize Fire Company.
n. l.. McBain and wife, of Dee
II Greek, were in Wadena yesterday, tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beremar
Geo. F. Leopold, the boss clothie1
and our old friend, Horny Metzger, o
) Brainerd, were in Wadena over Sur
day.
C. H. Foss, of IIenning, was in Wa
lena Monday forenoon. He was O
his way home from visit to Mime
o apolis.
Read the new cad of the City ORA
in another column. All orders left a
IIamlin's Lumber Office will receiy
prompt attention. I.
The longest train Of cars that wi
ever saw, passed through Waden
Saturday going east. There were 8
, cars and two engines.
B. M. auckland has the contract TO
building the parsonage for the Ger
man Evang elical Association. He ha'
the frame already up.
We are in receipt of very neat in
vitation to attend the grand opening
> of Hotel Minnesota, at Detroit, MINI
on the evening of July Sd.
Judge Ostrander has built barn OF
his resident lots on First Street. HI
has also built some side walk and sci
out a number of spruce trees.
If you wish to purchase Wadens
lots before the r. R., Co. advance
prices call on F., S. Case at Bank oil
Wadena. and make your selections.
W. w Graham has purchased three
lots of G.. A. Whitney at the east enc
of AveIill Street, and has commenced
the erection of fine dwelling thereon
E. S. Case and D. l.. Kline, attend
ed Sells Bros. Circus at Fergus Falls
Saturday. They report it as being
first rate and all that it was advertised
to be.
The Farmers Tribune is the cheap
est and best paper published. Send
for sample, and if you like it. sub
scribe forit. Tribune company, Min
neapolis.
/. w. Burnett, Advertising Agen,
for the Kermott Medicine Company
Detroit, Mich. is in Wadena this
week, visiting with his sister, Mrs
W. Shuff1ebaryer.
E. w. Thorp has contributed to the
Teachers Library Association, Niells
fifth edition of the History of Min,
nesota. This adds another valuable
book to the library.
Parties having land contracts with
the Northern Pacific II. r. Co., can
save money by paying up in preferred
stock. which may be ordered Through
Peake & Murray of Wadena MINI.
G.. N. Bird, of the firm of Bird
Wheeler, Clitherall, dealers in Hard
ware, Lumber and Agricultural I'm.
plements. while in Wadena y est erday,
made the FARMER Office a pleasant
call. -
The German Evangelical Associa-
tion have commenced the erection of
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