The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-11-20
Wadena Wanderings.
Cold weather.
Fire meeting tonight.

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Potatoes wanted on subscription.
Court sat 1T Fergus Falls. Monday.
Chrome cards Is cents per pack at
this office.
WANrED-l0,O00 turkeys, at Barron
L Barron's.
The poor turkeys will have to suffer
next Thursday.
$4,000 to loan on improved farms
Ivy Whitney & Co.
Money to loan on Real Estate, by
Thorn Coppernoll l. Co.
C. H. Peake, Esq. of Minneapolis.
is in Nadsna this week.
Mrs. Nettie l.. Jones returned from
Chicago. Saturday night.
C.. A. Coon, Of New York Mills,
registered At the Merch ants, Monday.
NJ. E. Church supper at Mrs. r. F.
Ostrander's, Saturday evening, Nov.
q.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
! day. Everybody eat, drink aud be
merry.
Atty. c. H. Tutslsy and Judge
Gould, Of Perham, were In town,
Monday.
Earnest Garret returned from Dako-
ia last night. He will 60 to Ohio in Il
few days.
Read A. G. peake's new ADVERTISE
ment in another column. Groceries
at greatly reduced prices.
Fred katzky, Of Deer Greek, was in
town over Sunday. visiting with his
parents and other friends.
! J. J. Bennett and wife, who went
to Illinois some time ago on 4 visit,
are expected home in a week or te,,
days.
Green Teas coated with Prussian
Blue, cannot possibly possess tho bou.
quet which distinguishes Peake 4
Burch's pure ''Faultless Tea
A new Democratic paper, The Dem.
ocral, has been started at Fargo, II
is y five column folio, nicely printed
and full Of life. Long may it wave
Perry Schemerhorn went to Charlel
. City, Iowa, last week, where he ex
poets to spend the coming winter
visiting with his parents and othe,
relatives and friends.
Parties having land contracts with
the Northern Pacific II. X. Co., car
save money by paying up in preferred
stock. which may be ordered through
peake i Murray Of Wxdena MINI.
We have just received a large
variety Of chrome cards and are pre-
pared to print them at Is cents pei
pack; rs in pack. They are just thu
thing for children. Come and lool
ut them.
Supt. Harding paid visit to tn.
Wadena Schools, Monday. He re-
ports them as being in a very flourish
ing condition. He went to Verndal,
in the evening to visit the schools a,
that place on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Kramer carries the largest
and best line Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, Woolens, Yarns, Ladies ant
Childrens Underware, etc., etc., be
tween the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers, and don't you forget it.
If you want your photograph taker
or III old picture enlarged, call at W
c. Hoyt's Photograph Gallery, ove>
Miss Johnson's Millinery Store. III
warrants his work to be first class
Read his "ad'' in another column.
A. r. Woodward, Of Cannon Falls
Mimi. and C. A. Woodward, Of Dan
vile, VT, HOMEOPATHIC physicians
were in the city, Tuesday, looking TO
a location. They found our city wei
supplied with doctors, and left her,
on the noon train on the F. l. B. II.R
, r.
DR.. c. V. Doolittle, Of Minneapolis
will be in Wadena sometime next
month to take the place of DR.. f.. l.
Halves. He is recommended as bein3
a good dentist, and therefore we shall
be- glad to welcome him to our city
lie will make this place his perma
nent home.
N. McAfee, manager of the North
western Newspaper Union, ard J. NJ
Sowthard and w. p. johnson, Of thu
Pioneer Press, spent Sunday at thi:
place. McAfee and Southland went
out in Leaf River township, Monday
on a partridge hunt. They returned
to St. Paul Monday night. They will
come up again in short time on q
deer hunt.
The greatest problem that we have
! to solve just now, is the turke y ques.
ton. How are we going to get a tur.
key for Thanksgiving? If some de.
linquent subscriber does not bring us
one, we will either have to visit some
ones poultry yard, Eat dead of. night
with our lantern di,nly burning" or
go without. Now we don't really
want to do either one. Some one
bring us turkey.
The first number of Farm, Stock
aud Hume, 4 new Agricultural Journal
published at Minneapolis, is on our
table. 1t is a neatly printed journal
and well edited, and is full of inter-
esting reading. 1t is just such a pa
per=as every farmer in this part of the
country should have in his possession.
1t is better paper for our farmers
than an eastern journal. as it is pub
lished in the State and is devoted es-
pecially to this latitude. It is pub
lished semi.monthly for so cents per
Iyear.
DR.. E. T.. Halves and wife expect to