The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-05-15

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Miss Anna Hooking is vising in Oak
Valley, this week.
Artist material in any quantity at
Amos l. Benedict's.
The board Of County commissioners
are in session to-day.
An excellent variety of wall papers,
at Amos & Benedict's.
Judge Ostrantler made "trip to
Fergus Falls, Monday.
L. Newman. of Fergus Falls, Was
on our streets Monday:
Mrs. ]. II. Wurtsmith was visiting
At Fergus Falls, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lancworthy WAS visiting at
Detroit the fore part Of tho week.
A large invoice Of bird cages Just
received at the Wadena Jewslry store.
TrACRER WANTHD-For . country
school. Apply to Geo. A. Whitney.
W. L. Taylor, Of tho Now York
Mills Herald, was in town Saturday.
James Riddle. Of Minor, d. r.. 10
visiting his family in Wadena, this
week.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at Kaudsen's drug store. Stinehour's
old stand.
l.. Kramer will pay tho highest cash
price for hides. fxrs. wool, gsnsing
and snake root.
Mrs. A. G. Peake started for Min.
neapolis Sunday night, on q visit to
Mrs. c. H. reske.
Miss May Dibble will commence
term Of school in tho Leaf River dis.
trict, next Monday.
If you want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy N. +. r. r.
lots Of E. S. Case, agent.
Mrs. J. X. Miller, started yesterday
for Minneapolis, on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. +. E. Blinn.
JCsT RRCEIvED--The latest st. les
and patterns of summer hats and on
| nets, ut Mrs. L. Kramer's Millinery
Store.
Handkerchief, collars, neck ties,
etc., cheap At G. G. MAYEK's
Tailor Shop.
Mrs. c. d. Baker, of Deer Creek,
WAS in tho city tho fore part of the
week visiting with her sister, Mrs.
DR.. E. T.. HAYES.
Mrs. James Vance, Of Nashua, Iowa,
arrived in Wadcna, Friday. She is in
partnership with Mrs. A. L. Irwin. in
the dress-making business.
Editor Wheelock and vito Of the
Fergus Falls Democrat, made us a
pleasant call Thursday evening. They
were on their way to St. Paul. Il
Parties wishing to purchase baby
carriages, can call 1T the Wadena Jew.
elry store and look through their
catalogue and leave their orders.
The Farmers Tribune is the cheap.
est and best paper published. Send
for sample, and if you like it, sub.
scribe forit. Tribune company, Min,
peapolis.
| We noticed while passing through
Battle Lake few days ago, that their
nav schcol house Was nearly enclosed.
1t is about the same size and shape rs
the one that burned last winter.
Parties having land contracts with
tho Northern Pacific r. r. Co., can
save money by paying up in preferred
stock. which may be ordered through
Peakc L Murray of Wadena MINI.
We understand that there will be a
newspaper started ut Battle Lake, in
the near future, by a young man by
the name Of Browson Strait, of Glen.
! wood. He has already ordered his
outfit. We wish him success.
When Joe. Hooking came back from
She'll Prairie few days ago, he
thought - couple Of punches Of rye
with him which he left in this office,
that measured over eight inches in
height. 1t is all spring growth.
WANrED.-Good homes for two
children. One nine years old, the
other an infant six weeks old. boil,
girls. Papers OF adoption will be
given. For particulars apply to Mrs.
J. d. Lamberson, president of the
Dorcas Society. Z +
The Village Council have put in u
large cylinder drive pump ut the
corner Of Averill and Third stroets
for the purpose of supplying water in
case of fires. After giving this one
thorough trial, il it works well,
they will put in three or four more.
Subscribe for the Minneapolis Farm.
ers' Tribune and you will get, not only
the best news and agricult ural paper
Published in the interest Of the North.
west Farmer, but package Of choice
flower and garden seeds worth at any
store 81. Send to Tribune Company,
Minneapolis, for sample copy.
The little four year old girl of Fred
Feltz. of Dover Lake, was taken very
sick last Friday, and DR.. Babcock was
Immediately called, but the child died
u few minutes before the arrival of
the doctor. The cause Of its death Is
not known, unless that there was
something poisonous in some Bologna
sausage which STE had Just been eat
ing.
Last week a freight conductor dis
covered that four men had broken in.
to Il sealed Car. lie quietly closed
the door and telesraphed to Helena
to have them arrested. They were
brought before the justice plead guilty
stating they had got broke in tho
Occur d Alene mines and were simply
trying to get back home. They were
allowed to 60 on.-Bismarck Tribune.
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