The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-04-03
Wadena Wanderi1lgI;s.

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Wall apr at Amos 4 Benedict's/
Get your shotgun cleaned up TOR
ducks. -
d. Scribner has built an addition to
his dwelling.
Peter Schroeder, of Perham, was in
the city, Saturday.
Ell. Lane and Chas. Bers, were in
Wadena yesterday.
S. NJ. Chandler, of Verndale, was
in the city Tuesday.
J. NJ. Stowe, of Floyd, Iowa, was
in the city Monday.
C. H. Peake, went to New York
Mills yesterday evening.
Gee. A. Whitney, spent Thursday
and Friday in Fergus Falls.
G. II. Putnam. of Vining, registered
at the Pelkey House Friday.
NJ. L. Pfeiffer, of Wahpeton, was
in Wadena Monday evening.
r. L. Frazee, of Frazee City, regis
tered at the Merchants Friday.
Paints, oils, brushes, ETC., in endless
varieties at Amos & Benedict's.
II. N, Williamson, of Perham, re.
gistered at the Merchants Monday.
Another freight train will be put
on the Black Hills r. R., next week
Hurts Celebrated Nickle Plated
circus, will be in Wadena about June
Goth.
r. a. Darling and wife, of Deer
Creek. registered 1T the Merchants
Tuesday.
II. KrenZ, has bought the Frank
Miller house and lot, corner King and
Fifth streets.
Johnny Draw, of Verndale, at.
tended the exhibition in Peake's Hall,
Friday night.
j. X. Miller received a lo4 poun
pickcrel yesterday evening, caught
in Clithcrall Lake.
If You want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy N. p. r. r
lots of E. S. Case, agent. +
Wadena can boast of having more
and better sidewalks than any towr
of its size, in Northern Minnesota.
II. Metzger, of Brainerd, was il
Wadena, Monday forenoon looking
after the interest Of his store at thi.
place.
W. T. Adams, of Dover Lake, wa!
in the city yesterday, on business con
nected with the Dover Lake Mills 8
Lumbe: Co.
Mrs. H. B. uamljn who has beer
visiting at Wellinst on, Ohio, the pas
few wecls, returned to her home il
this city Fr.dty.
Ladies, why don you call at thi
| office and order Il pack of those elegan
visiting cards. We have large va
riety to select from.
A. w. Crozier, of Bluffton, of tn,
! we'll know firm of Crozier & Warner,
while in the city yesterday, made tn
FARMER 4 pleasant call.
LosT.-A saddle on the road between
Wadena and Dover Lake. Finde
will please leave same at this Office
Liberal reward will be given.
If you wish to purchase Walden;
lots before the r. R., Co. advance
prices call on f. $. Case at Bank O.
Wadena, and make your selections
Our dentist, DR.. E. L. Halves, is
ut home this week, and can be found
at his Office over the Bank of Wadena
ready to perform all work in his line
Miss Carrie Metzger, started Mon
day, for Kansas City, where she ex
poets to spend the coming summer
with her brother, who resides in that
city.
G. G. Mayer has just received the
finest line Of Cashmers, Wosters, ETC.,
for suits, ever brought to Wadena.
Give him Il call and leave your orde,
for a suit. =
E. Coggshall and E. Burnett of the
River Falls Live Stock Co Miles
City, were stopping at the Merchants
Hotel last week, buying stock in and
around Wadena.
A donation will be given at the NJ
E. parsonage for the benefit of Rev
Hayner, Tuesday April, 22nd.
Everybody is invited. Particulars
will be given in due time.
Parties having land contracts with
the Northern Pacific r. r. Co., can
save money by paying mp in preferred
stock. which may be ordered through
Peake & Murray Of Wadena MINI.
Anyone wanting white willow cut
tings to set out in the spring can get
them for rs cents hundred of
r. MARSHALL,
Asst. Five miles south of Wadena. 4
Peake i Murray sold farm of 100
acres on section %, Leaf River, last
week to Henry J. Mitchell. Consid-
Grafton $1,000. This farm joins the
celebrated stock farm of II. 3. Ham
line.
The Bismarck Tribune came out
last week with a fine cut and illustra.
ton of the new State House now in the
course of erection at that place. The
cut represented the building as it will
be when completed about June LIST,
1884. ~
a. $. Earnist, T. r. Moore aha
Tom Swindlehnrst returned from
their trip'to the pine regions north of
Lake Itaska, Tuesday morning. They
are more fayorably impressed with
the pine than with the country.
They think there is good prospects of
making a small fortune in taking a
claim.
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