The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-10-02
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Meyers (. 3.
). H. Bradford, Of verndale, Was ii
town Friday. s.. 2:5 ss j
J. II. Baker. of Dover Lake, was in
town, Saturday. +. $s 1. I. s*s /.
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Buy MINNESOTA CH1EF TnREsHER
Of W. H. Fuller. l2.tf. Il
| S. a. Shellabarger, of Staples, was
in town, yesterday. ~ =. r .,x.s@.
WANrED-C Chickens and ducks, at.
Barron & Barron's. #sHs
Go and look At Amos & Benedict's
stock Of bird cages. = -
! Money to loan on Real Estate, BY,
Thorp, Coppernoll & Co.
Sam Wallace, of Pcrham. registered
at the Merchants, Tuesday.
Please remember the cheapest and
best hats are at Miss Johnson's. If.
Bro. Mcmillan, of the Verndale
Journal, made us 4 pleasant call, Mon-
day.
New goods being constantly receiv-
ed at Miss Johrson's Millinery Store.
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Chas. Runyon and Geo. Roy, of New
York, Mimi, registered at Kings Ho-
tel, Monday.
When you bring in your wheat and
sell it, don't forget to call OH lis and
pay up for your paper.
If You want to make so per cent.
on an Investment, buy N. L. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
II. w. Fuller is agent for ''A1inne-
sofa Chief Thrcsher and the 'Min-
nes0ta Giant" Engines.
Episcopal services will be held next
Sunday (Oct. 5th.) at the NJ. E. church.
Prev. E. S. Peaks, officiating.
There will be meeting Of the d.
rectors of Farmer Elevator Company,
next Saturday at O'Clock p. m. i
The price Of wheat is improving.
It is now selling in Wadena all the
way from 60 to 81 cents per bushel.
| Miss Josie Hooking and Miss Lydia
johnson, went to Dover Lake Monday,
to attend the dance in the evening.
Our genial lumber dealer, H. Is.
Hamlin. Esq, now makes his journeys
about town OH i handsome new bicycle.
IIassan e. Lambert have reduced the
price of furniture ten per cent for the
next 60 days. Now is the time to
buy. -
Dress Goods. Notions, Sheeting,
Muslins, Bed Spreads, Curtains, Etc,
ut the closing out of BAumbach &
Meyer.
There will be services in the Congre-
gational church next Sabbath morn
ing and evening, conducted by Rev.
E. z. Crane.
The Hon. M. T.. Clapp of Fergus
Falls, will speak on the political is
sues of the day, in Peake's Hall,
Thursday evening, Oct. 9th.
The ladies of the Dorcas Society
will meet at Mrs. John Hayton next
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 9Th, at 2
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Charles and George Oakley, former
" of this place. butnow OF Wakefield,
Nebraska, arrived in Wadcna yester-
day, and will remain with us for a
few days.
4 VIM. Rawson and wife and two
children, started yesterday for Eng
land, on visit of three or four months.
We wish them pleasant journey and
Il safe return.
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
Feake & Murray of Wadena MINI.
&C. Lane shipped 4 car load II
wheat from Deer Creek to Duluth,
last week, and after paying all ex-
penses of shipping, cleaning, selling,
etc, it Melted him G34 cents per bu-
shell.
The Wadena Cornet Band will play
for the Episcopal Aid Society at the
New England Supper tomorrow
night. There will be dance after
the supper, the proceeds to 20 for tue
benefit OF the band.
Isaiah Saprell, Az old gentleman
f:om Thonastown, was brought to
Wadena Monday to he examined for
insanity. DIS. Babcock and Cromett
gave him thorough examinat:: ION and
pronounced him insane. Village
Marshal Dave Kelley left here with
him Monday night for St. Peter.
A party from Brainerd consisting
| Of engineers Geo. Wilson and Charles
Horn, conductor Flint, boss black
smith Wheetley, Mr.. Mcpherson and
two other shopmen, went out to Minor
Friday and returned Monday night
with $50 ducks and two geese. The
boys were elated over their success.
WIN. Lopez, Agent tor the new edi-
ton of "Footprints of Time and An
alysis Of Our Government" was in
Wadena the latter part of last week.
He took quite number of orders for
that book. It will he an excellent
work, and is just what every business
or professional man should have in
his library.
The hest, the cheapest, the finest,
the incest and the latest styles of
Hats, Bonnets, Feathers. Laces. Rib
bons, Ornaments, Hoopskirts, Wool.
ems, Yarn, Ladies and Childrens under
ware. can he found at Mrs. l.. Kramer's
Millinery Store, all of which will be
| sold cheaper than the cheapest. Call
f@nd see before purchasing elsewhere.