The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-31
Wadena Wanderinqs.

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DANCE Friday night.
Valentines at Amos : Benedict's.
Valentine day two weeks from to.
day. -.
The tie business is making trade
quito brisk. - !
supt. Harding made US a pleasant
call, Tuesday.
Bring in your logs and let Northfoss
& Sons saw them.
A. N. Peach, of Dover Lake, was in
the city Saturday.
You can get your photographs cheap
at Amos Benedict's.
Judge, we havn't had smoke yet
on that new arrival.
Conductor Spearback 10 the happy
father of bouncing boy.
J. H. Pslkey, was at Parkers Prai.
RE, the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Addison Peach, returned to
her home at Dover Lake, Saturday
night.
! J. Katzty took In 900 ties Tuesday.
| and he says it wasn't much Of = day
for ties neither.
I Jas. Asbburner, and Joe bookings,
started for Shell Prairie yesterday to
be gone few days.
Our job department has just turned
out 1900 tic receipts and 1900 due
bills for !. Katzky.
Tuesday was = lively day in Wade.
ma. The town was chuck full of poo.
pic from the country.
The marriage bells keep jingling.
If Leap Year came oftsner there
would not be 50 many old maids.
| Mrs. Rose Crowell, of Dover Lake.
was in Wadena the latter part of the
week. visiting with Mrs. A. G. Peake
Remember the dance Friday nigh:
at Peake's Opera House. Music BY
Barron's Orchestra. Tickets to dane,
Is cents.
Dress Goods at cost.
PEAkE L BrRcH.
If you wish to purchase Waden
lots before the r. r., Co. advanc
prices call on E, s. Case at Bank 0
Wadena, and make your selections.
Geo. W. Penniman, returned to hi
home at Minneapolis, Monday. H
had quite serious time of it in W.
dena, being sick something over
week,
The number Of births in Aidricl
township for the year 1883, were 3:
q boys and girls. Aldrich is evi
IDENTITY trying to strengthen her votin
capacity.
Arthur Baker and Fred Katzky, g
Der Greek. called on the FARNE
Tuesday evening. They remained i
} the city over night, and returned
;'eer Greek on the Wednesday morn
ing train ,.,.-~asssree'z. z-zs:#. ..s= 6
Fred Martin 81 Sank napids, form
Il srly telegraph operator 81 this plac.
was il the city yesterday, sf.kin
hands wiz: ,t.iiiiss boys. Trsl seems
8 De = rood natured ana Jolly 4. eva
Hs returned o tn Rapids On ii
night train.
Jos. Hill, our photographer went t
st. Cloud, Saturday night, to spend
few days with his family. He reture
Wednesday night. He says busines
is good at that place and thinks tina
there will be good deal of buildin
done there the coming summer.
Flannels at cost.
PEAKE L BIT RuH.
James irish, Of this place went
Perham last week, and filed an Al
pointment Of G. W. Penniman. w
understand that some of the Perha.
: people were very. much surprise
with the lecture, as they did not thin
Mr.. Penniman was such smart ma,
We have just turned out sever;
jobs, in the shape Of Note Heads, FL
velops, Statements, Receipts, ETC., Il
parties at Henning aad Deer Creel
The neatnsss of our work and the rea.
enable figures that NO are doing
1t, are securing US great many job
Call at our Office and look over OF
samples.
l Is not this good opportunity
put writing in a proper shape
the Public School. A half hour spol
In each room Of the school might I
judiciously given and highly apprec
ated by. those not able to attend a pr
vate school. We would suggest tn:
our School Board look into this ma
ter before to late. A little none
could not be better applied.
, The Superior, Inter. Ocean cam
out this week under the managemel
Of stock company. We notie
among Observation-Disclosures = number .
the leading business men of Superior
W. j. Whippie the former editor an
proprietor still retains an interest
the paper, and we presume will act s
managing editor We wish tn
Inter-Ocean success, and hope thu
it will be in the future AZ it has bee
, in the past, a bright, intelligent shee
Mackinaw Goods at cost.
PEAKE l. BrRcH.
Il The largest crowd that has been i
Peake.s Opera House for sewers
months, assembled last evening at tn
entertainment given by Mrs. Lambsl