The Northern Pacific farmer., 1884-08-28
Frank Toss new dwelling is nearly

Frank Toss new dwelling Is nearly
completed. *z5 .,::ss,
J. N. Cook, Of Wing River, was in
town, Tuesday.
Jarve Howard, Of Aanter, was in
town Tuesday. .1 a
Buy MINNESOTA CHIEF TnREsnER
of W. H. Fuller. -. l2-tf. J
Go and look ut Amos & Benedict's
stock of bird cages. .....~~..
II. B. Hamlin, is visiting his old
home at Wellington, Ohio. i
A. l.. Irwin started for Mankato,
Tuesday night. OH a business trip.
Dora, daughter of N. II. Miller, is
visiting with her aunt ut Deer Creek.
S. A. Shellebarger, of Staples Mills,
registered ut the Merchants, Tuesday.
Greenlaw Hurst has had the new
upright to his dwelling painted this
week.
The Minneapolis Fair begins ne xt
Monday, and will continue during the
week.
N. A. Clark, is erecting a dwelling
in Oak Park Addition, l8x28 with IL
#. posts.
B. II. Buckland, has built q gran
ary 10xl8, on the rear end of his lot
in Oak Park Addition.
H. w. Fuller is agent for '.Minne-
sofa Chief Thrcsher and the Min.
nesota Giant Engines.
If you want to make so per cent.
on al investment, buy N. +. II. r.
lots Of E. S. Case, agent.
Mrs. C, A. Coniilard, went ont to
Henning, Tuesday, on visit TO her
brother, Benton Lackey, Esq.
Ole Peterson, is building new
house on Second street in Oak Park
Addition, l4x2o, with IL it. pos is.
Mr.. George Miller, Of Mankato, is
with his daughter, Mrs. Solen Stinson.
and his brother, NJ. II. Miller, of this
place.
The Annual School Meeting of Dist.
No. l, will be held ut the new school
house in Wadona, on SATURDAY.. Sep
tember 9th.
Or. E. l.. Hawes returned from
Long Prairie, Friday, where he had
been for week, working at his trade,
dentistry. He reports rs having very
successful trip.
For teas, coffee, spices, glassware,
sugar, canned goods, fruits, tobacco;
in short for any kind of choice groc.
cries ut low prices, call ut c. S.
Boss's.
J. w. Lickiss now wears smile
that covers his whole face. He says
it is boy, and he commenced board
ing at his place Friday morning.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
Harvesting is about all done and
stacking is we'll along. Stacking
Tould have been pretty much all. done
1had it not have been for the rain, but
it has come off pleasant again and tho
farmers look happy.
! During the next few weeks we shall
L6end out statements to our subscrib-
ers. showing the amounts they are in
debted to the FARMER. Some are
considerably in arrears. We have
waited patiently and shall expect
your prompt remittance.
7 The Annual School Meetings
throughout the State will be held on
Saturday September 9th. Every tax
payer should make special effort to
be in attendance at those meetings
for the management Of our public
schools is something that is of inter.
st to us all.
Now that harvesting is about done
and tLreshing has already begun,
wheat will soon begin to come into
town and bushes will Hyenup. Ow-
ing to the poor crops last year. and
the har' times in general, it has been
rather up hill work for business men
to pull through. We are in hopes to
sec better times this fall, for we have
had 4 bountiful crop in this section OF
the country, and alth ough wheat may
not be very big price, about the
same amount of money will be realiz'
ed out of an acre rs there was two
and three years ago.
A picnic will he held on Saturday
August 30th. in L. A. Paddock :
grove. under the auspices of the Un-
ion (Congregationap Sunday school,
They extend cordial invitation tc
the members Of tho NJ. f. Sunday
School and also children and citizens
generally. Bring your own lunch
with baskets plainly marked to avoid
confusion. All who have spare teams
! will please be at the Congregations
fChurch at S:30a. m., at which time
and place a1l ara requested to as
semble, in order to leave town TO-
gether. Mr.. Paddock has kindly fit.
ted up the grounds. A good time is
expected. E. p. CRANE. {,
l.. D. French, of Dover Lake, Wi:
in town, Monday. J.. D. WIS looking
a little sanctimonious, and on inquir
ing what had brought such \ change
over his onco smiling countenance, We
learned that he and the ''Flyinq
Dutchman' (the fast train) had had
Il little picnic of their own several
evenings ago. 1t appears that Mr.,
French had been to Brainerd on bus.
mess, and was anxious to set back as
soon as possible on account of sick.
ness in his family, and hssf taken the
fast train which does not stop at the
Lake, intending to come through
to Watlena and then take tho II