The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-01-24
Wadena Wanderinqs.
Cold this morning.

WducIld Wduut1lll2S.
Cold this morning.
We accept yonr apology. Dennis.
l.. Erickson IL waiting In Wiscon-
sin. > 49,. 49, r H. |
E. Z. Luce went to Shell Prairie,
Tuesday. -..... .. |
Henry Metzger returned to Brain.
er,l, last Thursday. 49,,
Hrs. W. Chapman Of Leaf River,
was in the city yesterday.
NJ. Stewart and G.. E. Billiard, of
Verndale. were in Wa'lena. Tuesday.
G. A. Wright, Of Woodside Prai-
rie, took trip to Fergus Falls, Fri
day. i.
I Prof, Brown has quite q large writ.
ing class: He is giving good salts.
faction.
W. S. Warner. of the firm Of Croz-
Ter l. Warner, Button, was in Wade
ma, Friday. =.
A good pair Of hve-year-old stserS
! was sold at auction in Wadena, last
Monday, for SIS.
! If you want to make 50 per cent.
on an investment, buy N. r. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
Dress Goods at cost.
| PhAKE l. BCRCH.
Mrs. DR.. Mccartney and two little
girls from Aurora, Dak.. is visiting
with her sister. Mrs. NJ. H. Miller.
Mrs. J. Mckinley, and Mrs. G. E.
James, of Verndale, were in Wadena
Tuesday, visiting with Mrs. T. c.
Thompson.
Miss Emma Katzky, and Mis-!
Hattie Rosenthal, spent Friday a
Deer Creek. They report as having
had a very pleasant time.
If you wish to purchase Walden;
lots before the r. R., Co. advahc
prices call on E. S. Case at Bank o
Wadena, and make your selections.
C. H. Peake's smiling countenanc
is again seen upon our streets. H
returned Tuesday morning. He re
ports everything lovely at Minneapc
lis.
For SALE-Restaurant building an
lot on Avsrill Street, Wadena. 1fne
sold before April LIST, it will be fo
rent. For particulars, enquire of
Potter.
Flannels ut cost.
PEAKE L BIZ RICH.
W. S. Barnett, of Detroit, Mich
WAS in the city, Tuesday, visitin
with his old friends, T. G. Thompso
and Henry Thompson. Mr.. Barnet
and Henry were boys together.
A. II. G. Knoke, of Parkers Prairi
with Mrs. C. Assem-, dealer in genera
merchandise at that place, was in til
city Tuesday. he called on the FAl
! AER and paid for years subscription
. We call the attention of those ha'
ing wood that they would like to e!
change fol clothing, furnishing goet
ETC., to the advertisement in anoth'
column of the C. O. D. Clothir
!, House Fergus Falls. They want 81
cords of green oak and maple wood.
For the benefit Of the Dorcas Soc
. ETY., Mrs. Lamberson's music cla
4 will give Musical Recital at Peake
J., Opera House, Wednesday evenin
January 30th. AL should after
this entertainment, and thus help
good cause.
Fred Katzky, of Deer Creek, was
the city Friday night. He return'
Saturday morning. Fred has bougl
>, his fathers interest in the store at tn
place, and is now running the busine
on his own hook. Good for you Ere
We wish you success.
We learn that paper is to be sta,
- ed, soon, at Shell City, by James Bi
ings, of Alma, Nebraska. The nan
of the paper will be the "Norths
Spy" Mr.. Billings was formerly {
itor OF the Alma Herald. and he com
highly recommended as being an ah
editor and shrewd business man.
Tie ladies' of our city, as will
seen by an article from the commit
in another column, have organized
Dorcas Society, and are going to ma
over old clothing into suitable g. arr
! ents, to be donated to the poor in ne
of such clothing. Their charital
actions will long be remembered.
,Mackinaw Goods at cost.
PEAKE l. BCRCH.
The revival meetings at the N.
and Congregational churches still &C
tinue, and considerable enthusiasm
being brought into action. They I
r port considerable good having alrea
been done. The meetings will Pre-
ably continue rs long as 4 suffice
interest is kept up.
Editor Love. of the Perham Bullet
was in the city. Friday: He call
on the FARMER, but being out
town that day, we missed the ':lo,
ly" opportunity of having please
| chat. We will try to he at hol
y next time you call, Bro. Love.
The temperance lectures given
Geo. w. Penniman, of Minneapol
= Sunday and Monday evenings, VI
we'll attended, and although Mr.. p
! niman had a severe cold, he prov
himself to be an excellent speak
p. and hurled forth appeals for the ca,
? of temperance in tones of thunder.
II Wooden Hosiery at cost.
= - $685. PEAKE & BIRCH
: Henry Thompson returned Frid