The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-24
Wadena WanderingS.

Best Machine Oil ut Iiarron's-
A heavy rain Tuesday morning.
Go to l}arron's for your Machine
Oil.
F. c. Field, paid = visit to I>ower
Lake, Tuesday.
Go and look at Amos ( Bencdict's
stock of bird cages.
The Board of County Commission
ers meet next Monday.
J. 4. Smith, of Minor, d. r., regis
tered ut Kings Hotel, Friday.
Mont Petit and Attorney Dangh.
elty. Of Verndale, were on our streets,
Tuesday.
W. r. Banmbacl, made = business
trip to Fargo, Monday night. He re-
turned Tuesday night.
II you want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy n. +. Il. II.
lota of f.. 5. Case, agent.
Mrs. F. II. Coon and Mrs. ]. J.
Meyer. wont to Illinois, last week on
" visit to relatives and friends.
Pe:ke L Murray arc the agents OF
the Mort hern Pacific for tho sale of
town lots. Call and examine their
plat.
Weare indebted to Bro. Mcmillan,
Of the Journal. for courtesies extend.
| ed to us while at Verndale last week.
There will lie Il meeting of all in.
terested in the Episcopal Society,
Friday evening, July e5th, ut Mrs. A.
G.. leake's.
Master Eddie Cromett, of Des
Msines, Iowa, arrived in W;,tlcna, last
week, on visit to his brother, DR.. c.
A. Cromett.
Quite large party of Wadenaites
went ont to the Boat House ut Vining
Saturday. to spend a few days in re.
creating and fishing.
II you wish to purchase Wadena
lots before the H. r., Co. advance
prices call on F., S. Case At Bank Of
Waaena. and mako your selections.
John F. Senior, started Monday,
for Nebraska, on visit to his aged
mother and other relatives. We wish
him pleasant trip and safe return!
We are in receipt Of an invitation
and Il complimentary ticket to attend
the christening of the steamer, "1.otta
I.ee," to take place on the Shell River
1T She'll City, July %, %. and 30, 1884.
Frank Toss has got his new resi-.
dence nearly enclosed. The main
part of the building is l2x32, with a
my window in front, and the ]. is
l4x22. 1t will make a very coy and
convenient residence.
| WIN. Yates, returned to Wadena,
Monday morning. from his trip west,
and will remain here for the present
with his parents and many other
friends. lie thinks there is no place
like wadena, after all.
! Theodore Brockhof's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brock.
hof, his sister, Rose Brockhof, OF
Manitowoc, Wis, and his father-in.
law, Mr.. l.. PETER, of Douglas county,
are visiting with him this week.
| Election to vote on the proposition
Of the Wadena &'park lh.pids r. r.,
next Saturday. Every voter in Wa
dens township, who wishes to see the
value of property nearly doubled,
should he present and vote for the
bonds.
The old NJ. l.. Colman house, on thu
corner Of Averill and Fourth streets
lIss been torn down and moved awav
This is \ decided improvement for tina,
corner. That old building has long
been disgrace to that prosperous
part Of the town.
The farmers in this vicinity seem
to be elated over the prospects of their
crops, and they have every reason to
I've so, for there never has been time
since we have been in this country,
and that is over four years, that crops
ofall kinds have looked so we'll.
TO every new subscriber paying
for one year y subscription in advance,
or to any delinquents paying up ar.
rearages and one year in advande, we
will send for one year, as q premium
"He"ith and Home," An excelle mt
monthly Journal, devoted to dome stic
medicine, literature. science and art.
Mr.. Lamberson and family, arrived
III Warren Sunday, and have gone to
housekeeping in rooms over Johnson
& Burlnm's store. Work on tho brick
bank building will be resumed on
Monday the 2lst, and will be contin.
ned uninterrupted until ready for &c.
cupancy. Until that time business
will be carried on in the Marshall
County Bank building, beginning on
the first of August.-Uarren SAeaC.
Joseph Kerns, of Leaf River, hid
Andrew johnson. arrested last week
for IN assault with intent to kill, and
was brought before Justice Ashburner
OF this place for trial. The trial com.
menced Friday and lasted until Tues
day afternoon, when the prisoner was
discharged on the grounds of no prob
able cause for any offense. Thorp &
Coppcrnoll were the attorneys for the
plaintiff and E. E.. Luce and G.. A.
Couil:ard for the defendant.
Having completed arrangements
with the editors of tho american
Farmer, Monthly Agricultural
Journal, published at TT. Wayne, We
are now prepared to furnish it, toceth-
or with our i,aper for the extremely
low price Of $1.75 per annum. In AL
ditiOn to this, we will send to any new
subscriber paying one year in advance,
Health end Home as a premium.
Health and Ht,me is u splendid monthly
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