The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-06-26
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Amos d Benedict are headquarters
for news.
j. W. White, of Vjning, was in the
city Saturday.
A. W. Crozier, of Bluffton, was in
town yesterday.
Capt. Clapp. of Fergus Falls, was in
Wadena yesterday.
Old papers for sale at this Office at
so cents per hundred.
A. F. Stuart, of Verndale, was on
our streets, Saturday.
1fyou really want reasonable hat,
get it at Miss Johnson's. Pat.
Paints, oils, brushes, etc., in endless
varieties at Amos & Benedict's.
A Murray is having an addition
built on to his tenement house on
Fourth Street.
The Wadena Roller Mills turned out
Fifty barrels of -four Monday in i little
over ten hours.
l.. Kramer will pay the highest cash
price for hides. fars, wool, gensing
and snake root.
The Post Office will be opened Fri.
day, July Fourth, from 8 to "a. M.
and from to 5r. m.
If you want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy N. L. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
AS l am about to move my Photo
graph gallery to St. Cloud, those who
wish to have work done must call at
once. Jos. HILL.
The Fourth of July posters have
been distributed. They are nice ones
and foretell grand good time on the
Fourth.
Mrs. Albert Leake. of Grand Forks,
D. T., arrived in Wadena, last night,
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Graham, and other relatives.
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.
! Owing to hard times and in order to
make room, Mrs. l.. Kramer will sell
millinery and fancy goods after this
date at greatly reduced prices.
| Wadena, June I'd, 1884.
A big time is expected at the Roll
er Rink tomorrow night. A number
of experts will be in attendance, and
the Wadena Cornct Band will furnish
music for the occasion.
James Riddles family started Tues
day for Minor, D. T.. where they ex-
. pect to make their future home, Mr..
Riddle being engaged in tho hardware
business at that place.
. A large tank has just been placed at
the town pump, and the wind mill
keeps it filed with water. Farmers,
when you come to town drive up and
let your horses quench their thirst
with pure cold water.
Mrs J. w. Houston. of Neillsville,
Wis.,, who was here a short time ago,
but has been visiting friends at other
places for few weeks past, has re-
turned to Wadena and will spend the
remainder of the summer here, visit
ing with her old school.mate, Miss
Elva Wilcox.
We had q very pleasant trip to
Verndale on the evening of June 2l,
in the interest of NJ. Stewards Roller
Skating Rink. Our reception by the
Verndale Cornet Band and the citi-
zens of Verndale was greatly appre-
ciated, and we hope to have an oppor-
tunity of returning the compliment
soon. WADENA CoRNEr BAND.
The Irwin brothers with Harris
| Nickle-Plate Shows, in their wonder.
full Roman Ladder Act, received many
compliments from our people, Their
performance on the Horizontal Bars,
is also excellent and cannot be beaten.
The exhibition given by these gentle.
men was alone we'll worth the price of
admission.
The June number of Health ard
Home comes out with new style of
heading, and is otherwise greatly i'm
proved. 1t isa splendid family paper
and will be sent free for one year to
every new subscriber to the FARMER
paying one year in advance, and to
every old subscriber paying up az
rearages and one year in advance.
AS the author of the article signed
by the Vorndale Cornet Band, which
appeared in the Verndale J"urnal,
last week, has gaped his mouth wide
open and put his foot in it, but little
comment upon it is needed. Any per-
son with common sense can see that
he has made no point and accom-
plished no end, but, just like little
child, has used all the big words ana
slang that he could think of, and is
therefore not worth noticing.
Jos. Hill returned to Wadena, Mon
day, from visit to his home at st.
Clond. He informs us that he has
made arrangements for leaving here
and opening another gallery at St.
Cloud, the business at that place ne
cessitating his doing so. We shall be
sorry to have him leave US, rs he is a
first-class photographer. When he
moves away, there will be good op.
portunity here for some good photo
grapher, as the business will demand
one.
Married.
HEATIN, HoWARD.-Atth the residence