The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-09-04
Nadena Wanderings.

Town lots for sale by Whitney { Co.
Go and look at Amos ( Benedict's
took of bird cages. .. .~ ..~...
Judge Gould, of Perham, paid Wa.
dena = visit. Monday.
! John d. Kelley. Of Vsrndale, was
on our streets, Saturday.
Mrs. r. H. Kline spent Sunday at
Milnor, with her husband.
Battle Lake is to have Teachers
Institute, commencing Oct. 18th.
F. p. Bishop and ". s. Warner, of
Bluffton, were in town, Saturday.
! w. II. McQuadc, of Duluth, was
registered at Kings Hotel, Tuesday.
Peter Farley has built an addition
to his dwelling house in Oak Park Ad.
ditien.
Parties wishing to cut hay on shares
will do we'll to enquire of c: 5. Joslin.
Oak Valley. 1885,.
Machine Oils the best tn at the mar.
ket affords, and at prices way down
atAmos & Bepedict's.
II you want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy N. Il. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
Mrs. C. W. Elston and Clara Britts.
Of Verndale, were in Wadena Friday,
the guests of Mrs. Fem Barron.
Farmers are having considerable
difbculty In getting their gain stacked
on account of the frequent showers
Peake L Murray IRE the agents o.
the Northern Pacific for the sale Of
town lots. Call and examine their
plats.
Frank Estand is building 4 house,
l4x22 feet on the ground. one story
high, in Whitney's addition. near the
r. r. track.
| Mrs. T. C. Thompson received the
sad intelligence last week. Of the
death of her brothsr.iR-law, DR.. Gina.
Rynd, Of Adrian, Mich.
Mrs. E. S. Case is having the
new dwelling that she has lately had
erected on Second street, plastered,
J. w. Lickiss is doing the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Thompson start
ed for Minneapolis, Sunday night. t
attend the Fair and Exposition of tn
Northwestern Industrial Association
A. p. Stanton, of indianapolis At
torney for the First National Bank o
that city, was in Wadena Friday an.
Saturday, on business connected Will
his profession. -
DR.. W. II. Brinley, of Brainerd. Ia
been appointed Division Surgeon TO
the B. II. r. R., and is located at Wa
dena. His office IL at L. i. Slime
hours Drug Store.
J. W. White, Of Vining, was |,
Wadena, Saturday. Mr.. White ha'
just returned from trip to Crane
Forks, DIT. He reports business yer.
dull at that place.
F.. S. Case is having m L built o,
to the house that he lately purchased
of VIM. Gordon, l4x22 feet, on tn
ground. with 8 #. posts. 1t will hav,
handsome porch in front.
E. n. Cooper is getting the lumbe
on the ground Iand will immediatel.
commence the erection of an addition
to the Merchants, 26x26 feet On tn
ground and three stories high.
Surt. Harding informs us that.
Teachers Examination will be hel,
ut Verndale some time next month
probably about the Goth. Furtke
particulars will be given next week
| W. S. Barnett, travelling agent fo
the Peniasular Stove Works, WAS il
Wadena, Saturday. lie went out t.
II. Thompson's to spend Sunday. Mr.
Barnett and Mr.. Thompson were boy
together. !.
+ Eugene Boss moved his family t
Wadena, last week, and is occupying
E. NJ. Lum's residence in Oak Parl
Addition. He will commence worl
in the FIGURING Mills this month, a
kook-keeper.
Since they got in the habit out Yves
of going down cellar to escape a cy
clone, it is remarkable how often
man with barrel of hard cider il
the cellar thinks he sees cyclone com
ing.-Smperior l'1ter Ocean.
Mrs. n. c. Rose showed Us yester
day, some OF the fancy bead worl
done by her blind daughter, Mis-
Sada., a student OF the Asylum TO
the Blind, At Faribau,t. The speci-
mems were nice. 1t has always bee,
4 mystery to US how such Difficult
work could be performed by BLING
person.
l.. F. Weeks, OF Hyde Park, Ills.
brother.in-law of E. s. Case, Esq, ar
rived in Wadena, Saturday morning
Mr.. Weeks has an idea of locatin,
somewhere in this part of the country
in the manufacture of wagon material
etc, from hard wood timber. H.
speakes very favorably Of Wadena a
4 point for such an Institution.
We wish to remind the member
Of the Wadena Fire Department tina
tonight is the regular meeting Of til,
Department, and that, to avoid hav.
ing fine imposed upon them the.
will have to he in attendance, unless
good excuse can be produced. Sick
ness or absence from town are tn,
only excuses that the Constitution
allows.
Mrs. J. @. Ostrander, while skatia,
at the Roller Rink, Tuesday afternoo,
fell and dislocated h er wrist and brok,
one of the bones Of her right arm
near tho wrist. Dr.. Babcock was i'm