The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-04

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Toys in endless variety It G. q.
1 Mayer s.
supt. Harding, was in the city.
Tuesday. sssss% &
100 barrels Of choice apples at
Barron s.. ~. ~ !. -. 1850; s
Twins Light Guard 1tinstrels
Tuesday night. f f # : ..:.se +
Santa. Claus head quarters at the
Dorcas Society.
Steve Butler, of Perham, was in
the city, Saturday.
Holiday goods in endless variety at
Amos l. Bencdict's,
Money to loan on Real Estate, by
Thorp, Corperno oil l. Co.
Great slaughter of prices in colth.
ing at F.B. Coon 4 Co.'S.
Some good houses to rent, at So. 90
per IN nth. PkAKE & MURRAY.
5. Gemelin, OF Ledville, Colorado.
registered 1T the Central, Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos. Miller returned from
her visit to friends III Iowa, last week.
r. A.. Williams, Of Boston, Mass,
was registered 1T the Central, Wednes.
day.
Clothing and gents furnishing
goods regardless of cost 1T F. B. Coon
& Cos.
Silvcrware at the Wadena Jewelry
Store. at less than Chicago catalogue
prices.
II You want to get tirst-class boa I'd
at y reasonable price, 60 to the Cen
trail Hotel.
Toilet sets. albums. pieture frames
and other holiday goods, ut Amos /
Benedict's.
| Beautiful toilet sets, table scarfs.
tides. fancy aprons, &C., all ut the
Dorcas Fair.
For SALE-Twenty five cords of
stove wood. Enquire Of D. R. Nor
rison, City Drayman.
S. L. Day and F. p. Reynolds, are
the new additional expressmen on the
Fergus 4 Black Hills r. r.
r. II. Ollie went to Duluth, this
morning. lie will probably remain
there, the rest of the winter.
Wade Converse, Of Fergus Falls,
Supt. of the Fergus & Black Hills r.
r., paid Wadena 4 visit, Monday.
The Wadena Jewelry Store OF.
fers fine gold Watches, Boss filled,
first. class movement for from $35 ia
I $40.
Mr.. and MIS-. Oscar Wilson, o
Vernflale. were in Wadena last week
/ visiting the families Of A. G. Peake
) and n. II. Clark.
E. S. Bell, representing Beggs &
+, Dewitt, Of SIOUX City, Iowa. was ir
Y Wadena, Saturday and Sunday. HI
e made the FARMER 4 pleasant call.
Chas. Northfoss & Sons arc prepared
to saw all logs that may be brought in
. either by the thousand or on shares
They are also prepared to buy logs.
25-tf.
Dry oak wood delivered anywhere
: in town for 1915 per cord, cash. Leave
, orders with II. 3. Hamln or A. Lang
ley. THOMAS Young.
!. 29-3t.
: VIM. Erdmon, of the Daily ant
Weekly Volkszeitung, of st. Paul
: paid the FARMER a pleasant visit
3 Tuesday. He was here in the inter
-. est of his paper.
t. Read J. Il. Stinehour's "Bazaar'
advertisement in another column anf
then go and look ut his stock. Iii!
five and ten cent counters are we'll fill
ed and there are bargains in his goods
f Watches speciality at the Walden;
Jewelry Store. A four ounce silver
case with Springfield or Walthan
k movement for from SIT to 500. A
. g@od silver Watch for from $40 t,
:, $l2.
T. W. Dickinson. Of Detroit. Mici,i
t gan, paid q visit to his brother. Geo
: II. Dickinson, Esq. of Wrightstown
D the fore part of this week. Ha VA:
!, among the guests at the Central Hotal
Tuesday.
! If anyone in this city wants any
! work done III the line of painting o.
l paper hanging, and wants tirst.class
! job, can guarantee them satisfac
ton. learned my trade in the ole
country. and thoroughly understand
my business. II you want nay servic
es. you will have to call at once as ]
am not going to remain here long.
"A. COLsoN.
Twins Light Guard Minstrel
Troupe will give one of the best Min
strel Entertainments ever given il
Wadena, ut Light Guard Hall, or
Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th, 1884, un
der the auspices Of. and for the bcne.
fit of the Wadena Light Guards. An
entire new program will be produced
. and No. talent from abroad has been
> secnred. Go and see the best show
that has ever been given in Wadena.
For particulars see small bills.
The Firemen's Ball was grand
success. About sixty-fve tickets
were sold, and the hall was we'll filed
with dancers. It was pronounced by
all rs very pleasant and enjoyable
affair. The supper furnished by the
Department was also we'll patronized.
The people Of Wadena deserve credit
for the interest that they took in this
matter, and the liberality with which
they patronized it. This is great
encouragement to the Fire Depart.
ment.