The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-09-18
Wad ena derinq|s.

Town lots for sale by Whitney 4 Co.
= New goods at cost, ut Baumbach L
Meyers. ,.5..'
Read G. s, Boss new 'ad" in an
other column. =. ',s>
Fresh oysters At Barron Il Barron's
every Sunday.
W. Heathcote, Of Deer Greek, was
in town, Monday.
Considerable wheat is coming into
town, Nowadays.
Go and look ut Amos / Benedict 3
stock Of bird cages.
S. Butler, Of Perl,am. registered at
the Merchants, Monday.
C1oaks, Dolmans. Shawls, Furs, 1t
cost, ut Baumbach 4 Meyers.
Mrs. Lettie Miller started for Ano-
ka. Tuesday, on i visit to friends.
Please rem. NIB l. the cheapest and
best hats are 1T Miss Johnson's. If.
W. c. IeCrone, representing the
Pioneer Press Co., was in town, Tues
day.
W. l.. Taylor, of the Herald. New
York, Mimi, made us pleasant call,
Saturday.
A. C. Peake moved in to his resi-
dence in Oak Park Addition. last
Thursday.
CAST, will buy the best shoes at the
lowest possible living prices at L.
Erickson's.
Mrs. C. Fl. Foss, Of Henning. has
been visiting with her friends in Wa
drna the fast few days.
II. W. Fuller is agent for "Minne-
sofa Chief Thresher and the ''Min-
nesota GIANT Engines.
NJ. r. Counts, of Millbank, D. T.
formerly resident of Wadena, is Wis
iting in Wadena this week.
The Grand Bard Tournament at De.
troit, comes off on Wednesday and
Sept. 23d and cath.
The Cornet Band will play at the
rink hereafter. two nights in the week;
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Peake & Murray are the agents OF
the Northern Pacific for tho sale of
town lots. Call and examine their
plats.
The inside walls of the FARMER Of
fee have been treated to a coat of k;'l.
this week. Is. E. Boyer did
the job.
Baum bach L Meyer have knocked the
bottom ont Of prices. They are clos
ing ont their immense stock Of dry
goods and groceries ut cost.
Mrs. J. j. Mey er add Mrs. F. B.
Coon, returned from their visit to
last week, ard report As hav-
ing had very pleasant time. =
John Heron is the new night
watch. lie commenced Sunday night.
He says he had good night for the
1t rained all night.
l.. Lamberson. of Warren, cashier
If the Bank of Warren. paid visit to
his friends in Wadena, Saturday and
Sunday. He reports business lively
It Warren.
4 good crowd was in attendance At
he skating rink Saturday evening.
The Watlena Cornet Band played some
Of their fine selections to which the
merry skaters kept time. II
Has.an / Lambert have built on an
addition to their furniture building,
20xl6 feet. This makes their build.
ing over sixty feet lohg. They have
got it well filled with furniture.
Parties having land contracts with
he Northern Pacific r. r. Co., can
save money by paying up in preferred
,tock. which, n'~J DO ordCI OH through
Peake i Murray Of Wadena MINI. !
The Wadena Marble Works took /
ninety dollar order for grave stone,
Tuesday, from Mr.. McCray Of Comp.
ON. and last week they took a one
hundred dollar order from party 1T
Fergus Falls.
a. Butler and c. E. Randall, of
have been stopping at
Kings Hotel the past few days. They
IRE painting and enlarging pictures.
they did considerable work here, and
t is first-clxss.
Addison Peach was in town a few
lays ago, and the smile that was
playing on his countenance caused US
o enquire what had happened, and tho
cply was that it was boy. Mother
nd son getting along nicely.
II you want your property or your
ife insured, call OIL F. G. Field, at
& Co.'s, Office, Third street.
Nadcna. lie is agent for some Of the
most reliable American and Foreign
See his lad" in another
olumn.
There was quite good attendance
t the dance in Peako's Hall, Tuesday !
vening. All those who INDUCED in
ripping the light fantastic toe, SEEM
d to he enjoying themselve s immense
:. It was pronounced by all rs very |
leasant affair."
G.. y. Follctt haS left at our Office
he stoul from one kernel of Saskatch.
wan wheat. It contains ninety.one
God thrifty straws. This beats the
reat blowing that the Pioneer Press
i'll about that wheat last spring. They
ad a stoul containing eighty-three |
travis. Next. +. II
We listened to some very good sing.
~ at the rink, Saturday evening. A
consisting Of A. ]. Amos,
!. A. Couillard, Mrs. J. D. Henderson
nd Mrs. z. s. Case, favored the skat-
rs and spectators with a fine selec.
ion, and duet rendered by A. J.