The Northern Pacific farmer., 1884-09-11

Buy 4 MINNESOTA CHIEF THREeHKR
of w. H. Fuller. 12.tf.
Go and look at Amos 4 Benedict's
t ock of bird cages.
Geo. A. Thompson. of Deer Greek,
was on our streets, last Thursday.
A. H. C. Knoke. of Parkers Prairie,
registered at the Merchants, Tuesday.
County Commissioner II. Lyons, of
Thomastown. was on our streets, Sat-
urday.
New goods being constantly receiv-
Cd at Miss Johnson's Millinery Store.
l7-tf.
II. W. Fuller is agent for "Minne-
sofa Chief Thresher and the ''Min-
nesota Giant" Engines.
II you want to make 50 per cent.
on an investment, buy N. T. r. R.
lots of E. $. Case, agent.
G. B. Graham, of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday in Wadena, the guest of his
father, W. W. Graham, Esq.
St. Mary's Hall, Farib.ult,is is opened
to-day. Miss Fannie Peake went
down this week to enter as a pupil.
Mrs. T.. p. Crane and sons, started
for New Jersey on Tuesday last, to
spend the winter with her parents,
and other friends.
If you wish to purchase Wadena
OTIS before the r. R., Co. advance
prices call on E. 8. Case at Bank Of
Wad ena, and make your selections.
For teas, coffee, spices, glassware,
sugar, canned goods. fruits, tobacco;
in short for any kind Of choice groc-
cries at low prices, call at c. S.
Boss's.
l.. Erickson was visiting friends at
Castle Rock, last week. lie also took
in the Minneapolis Fair during his
absence. He returned home on
Thursday.
We are indebted to Thos. Power
for the largest watermelon that we
have seen this year. It measured l8
inches from end to end. 1t was red
cored, and simply delicious.
County Treasurer z. Henderson has
returned to Wadena, and can now be
found 1T his Office in the county build
ing. He has been spending few
weeks with his son OH his farm in
Thomastown.
We have ornamented our sanctuna
with hill Of pole beans from c. G.
Robinson's garden. From tho roots
to the top it measures eight and one
half feet, and is loaded down with
pods containing the largest beans we
have ever seen.
A private letter from n. L. McBain,
states that he is now located at Aber-
cromhie, on the Fargo l. Southern r.
R. lie has charge of the station at
that place. It is about IS miles from
Wahpeton, and Mac. says it is a nice
location and that the town is growing
| rapidly, and is destined to make a
good place. We are glad to hear that
Mac. has good station, for he is de-
serving young man.
New goods, new styles, now prices.
See our splendid Fall and Winter
Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy
Goods. Clothing, Hats, Caps. Boots,
Shoes. Groceries, Crockery, Glassware,
&C., DC. Latest in style, finest in
quality, lowest in price. We promise
all patrons fair dealing, straight goods
1T bed rock prices.
PEAKE l. BrRcH.
DR.. J. n. Catlieux, of New York,
tho renowned Franco American Ora.
tor, Physician, Chemist and Author,
will deliver ono Of his Popular, Scien-
tific and Thrilling Lectures at the NJ.
f. church, next Sunday at 1890 a. m.
lie will also speak in the evening on
the subject of temperance from the
Bible stand point. All are cordially
invited.
!. J. Bennett and wife, Jim Riley
and wife, Hide Williams and wife and
II. F. Presson and wife, started with
\ tea m Saturday, for Clitherall, on a
hunting expedition. Kline says hunt
ing must be good ont there for Riley
telegraphed, Monday. to Joe Yates for
more ammunition. He says that he ex-
poets telegram from Hide in a few
days for more supplies.
LArER.-The supplies have been
ordered.
We clip the following from an ex-
change, and would like to have some
Cleveland and Hendricks 8 man tell us
which it was that rolled down the
cellar, the parties or the salt:
Il will Fay Fifty Dollars to any per-
son who will furnish proof to convict
the parties who did, on Saturday
night, Aug. %. 1884, while I was ut a
Cleveland and Hendricks meeting.
roll down my store cellar-Way, and
partly break three barrels of salt,
which were piled up OH tho north side
JCsT RECE1vED.-At Mrs. Kramer's
Millinery Store, the latest novel
ties in Fall and Winter, Millinery and
Fancy goods. It is the most complete
stock ever brought west of the Mis-
sissippi river, and is now open to the
inspection Of the public. Call ana in
spect this immense stock and learn
prices. Everything will be sold at
the lowest possible living prices. Mrs.
Jones will always be ready to wait on
customers. Repairing and trimming
done with neatness and dispatch, and
on short notice. Mrs. L. KRAMER.