The Northern Pacific farmer., 1884-09-11
N.adena Wanderings.
Harvest Ball next Tuesday.

J. W. White, of Vimng, was In
town, Friday.
Fresh oysters at Barron l. Barron's
every Sunday.
A. N. Peach, Of Dover Lake, was
in town. Sunday.
N. Petingill, Of Dover Lake, was
in town. last Thursday.
Teachers Examination at Vern-
dale, Saturday Sept. 9th.
w. S. Warner, of Bluffton, register.
ed at the Merchants, Sunday.
Col. c. E. Bullard, of verndale,
paid our city a visit, Saturday.
Fl. W. Fuller took in the sights at
the Minneapolis Fair last week.
Please remember the cheapest and
best hats are at Miss Johnson's. If.
Mrs. W. M. Everts, of Motley, WAS
visiting in Wadena, the fore part of
the week.
C. d. Baker and wife, of Deer Creek,
registered at the Merchants, last
Thursday.
Machine Oils the best tn 1T the mar
ket affords. and at prices way down
atAmos & Benedict's.
II. B Hamlin returned homo yester-
day from l,isvisitto Wellington, Ohio,
looking hale and hearty.
Miss Alma Peach, of Dover Lake,
is visiting in Wadena this week, with
her sister, Mrs. A. G. Peake.
At the Annual School Meeting held
in Wadena, last Saturday, Judge
Ostrandcr was Reelected Treasurer
Peake & Murray are the agents OF
the Northern Pacific for the sale OF
town lots. Call and examine their
plats.
H. Palmateer returned home from
Minneapolis, Friday night, where he
had been in attendance at the Fair
for several days.
This time it is a beet-not a dead
beat, but real vegetable. something
good to eat. It is a very large one,
and P. Clark was the donor,
The Rev. E. S. Peake. of Detroit,
preached in Wadena. last Sunday
morning and evening, to a good
audience. The next appointment is
Oct. 5th.
We are glad to learn that there 10
some prospect of Rev. F.. p Crane
remaining in the community. Ar
rangements are in progress looking to
that result.
John Heinen returned home from
Minneapolis, Friday night, where ho
had been attending the Fair the past
week. During his absence he visited
his old home at Rosemount.
Parties having land contracts with
the Northern Pacific R. r. Co.. can
save money by paying up in preferred
stock. which may be ordered through
Peake & Murray Of Wadena MINI.
Roy C. Ostrander is visiting his
friends in Wadena. He arrived here
Friday night. and will remain several
days. He is located at Millhank. d.
T., where he is running a barber shop.
Frank Miller attended the Fair in
Minneapolis last week. He was also
visiting friends in St. Paul. There
seems to be some attractions for him
in st. Paul, but we'll not give you
away Frank.
Eugene williams came down from
Lake Itasca. Monday. He has been
there all summer with his family on
claim. He says the new post office
lalely established there is \ great con-
venience to them.
If you are intending to purchase a
baby carriage, do not do 80 before
sending for prices to F. Hille, No. Ill.
Washington Ave. Minneapolis. He
has got a large stock and is now SELL
ing them at greatly reduced prices.
His buggies are all stylish and well
made.
AS a result Of their frequent practic
the playing of the Cornet Band has
reached Il high degree of excellence.
They have very full selection of
new Campaign music, for any party,
which will delight the most critical.
Among the new pieces which they
have lately ordered is the ''skating
Rink Waltz" Go and hear them
play at the rink, Saturday evening.
A visit to c. c. Robinson's plxce
about three miles north east of town,
last Sunday, revealed to us the fact
that he has the largest and finest gar.
den of any We have ever seen in this
part of the country. He has got
everything In the line Of vegetables
conceivable, and such vegetables it
has never been our lot to behold. In
size they are immense. and in quality
they arc excellent. He has also got
some nice pigs and shoats, and a hand
some flock of sheep. Mr.. Robinson's
bear testimony of. his
prosperity.
Our new stock Of Fall goods is, we
think, the most complete and attrac-
tive assortment we have ever had the
pleasure of placing before public.
Having purchased our stock on 4 dull
market, and with Cash, we secured the
entire assortment at rock bottom
prices. Feeling confident that we
have procured the latest and best new
goods At most advantageous prices, we
do not hesitate to promise every
reader who will take the trouble to
call, positive bargain.
PEAKE & BURCH.
A little excitement was created on
our streets, Tuesday, by the running
away of H. Krenz's mare. She was
hitched to little democrat wagon
and was stan ding near the Planning