The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-04-17
Wadena Wanderings.

J. b. Seule, OF Morris, was in town,
Saturday..
Amos & Benedict are headquarters
for news.
J. E. Sw,ndlehurst went to Fargo,
Friday night.
w. W. Graham went to Fergus
Falls, Saturday.
Seeding around Wadena is we'll
under Roadway.
An excellent variety of wall papers,
at Am os & Benedict's.
Donation ut the NJ. E. Parsonage,
Tuesday evening, April %.
Mrs. DR.. Cromett went to Clitherall
Monday, on visit to friends.
If you want to get some nice hair
goods, call at Mrs. L. Kramer's.
WANTED.-Two good girls at the
Merchants Hotel. Good wages. !
DR.. Babcock is having bay window
put On the south side of his dwelling.
II. W. Barrett is erecting house on
Averill Street. Size 16x24, l4ft posts.
The best bubbler at the NJ. E. Par
! sonage next Tuesday evening, gets the
prize.
Mrs. J. E. Ostrander started last
night for Litchfeld, MINI, on visit
to relatives.
! Lieut.. Gov. c. A. Gilman and Hon.
d. II. Freeman, of St. Cloud, were in
the city Friday.
Miss Emma Lightfoot, of Deer
Creek, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Thos. Hooker.
DO not fail to attend the Donation
party for the benefit Of Rev. IIayner,
next Tuesday evening.
Lester Earnist was badly scalded
yesterday in his fathers slaughter
house, but is now doing nicely.
Ladies, go to Mrs. L. Kramer's
millinery store and get you new
hat. They have some nobby ones.
Morris Chapman of Leaf River,
presented us with nice cake OF
maple sugar last Saturday. Thanks.
| Peake & Murray are the agents of
the Northern Pacific for the sale OF
town lots. Call and examine thei,
plat.
| Mrs. F. J. Dean, started Friday
night for Mortified MINI, on visit
of 4 couple of weeks, to relatives and
friends.
! !. II. Bradford, of Veradale, rep.
resenting the Washington Life In
surance Co., of New York, was in thu
city yesterday.
Mrs J. H. O'Niel. of St. Paul, wa.
visiting in Wadena the fore part Of
the week, with her parents, DR.. ant
Mrs. c. B. Jordan.
Miss Naomi Clayton who has beer
stopping with her sister in Motley
the past winter, has returned to hel
home in this city.
John Fox, of Breckenridge, was il
Wadena Thursday night, on his return
from the east. While here, he wa.
the guest Of W. W. Graham.
| J. G. Ristau has moved his stock O.
groceries to Minor, D. T., where he
has erected store building. and viii
60 into the grocery business at that
place. Il
Migge says that the boys who lef
his bars down to his pasture and lie
his hogs out last Sunday, are no gen
tlemen, and they had better look
''leedle" out.
Mrs. p. II. Kline says that tn
party that stole the Aannels from he
clothes line last Thursday night, ha,
better look \ '<leedle'' out, as Ii
is p retty well known.
A private letter from J. A. I'iets
states that he is at Maple Creek, som
TOO miles west of Winnipeg. II
likes it there first rate and think
there is bright future for tina
country.
W. r. Baumbach returned yestel
day from Chicago where he has bee
purchasing astock of spring and sum
mer goods. Look out for somethin
hobby. W.R, always makes excellen
selections
DR.. Babcock received a presen
from c. D. Baker of Deer Greek,
few days since, in the shape of c]eve
splendid Black Ieghorn hens and on
rooster. Doc. is going into the pou
try business now.
The Easter Concert at the Congre
gational church last Sunday night wa
one of the most interesting concert
ever given in Nadena. The chilGrel
all performed their parts with muc1
credit to themselves and teachers
The church was crowded to it's utmos
capacity, and all seemed we'll pleased
with the exercises.
A little of the money that is in TIL
Village treasury could not be expend
ed for better purpose than to fene
the village park, break it up and sect
it down, and otherwise beautify it
A nice park adds very much to til
beauty and appearance of town
Let us see il something of this kin,
cOnn0t be done.
The Long Prairie Elevator at Lon!
Prairie, Todd County, owned b:
Pillsbury & Hulburt, WAS burned OF
Wednesday night Of last week. Their
was about 5000 bushels of wheat il
the elevator at the time, about tw,
thirds of which was q total loss
Three freight cars standing on tn
side track were also burned. The te
tai loss by the fire is estimated a
about $4,000.
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