The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-05-08
Wadena Wanderings.
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"ScrapS next tuesday evening.
Wall paper ut Amos l. Benedict's.
Lots Of negros in town the fore part !
of the week,
We have had splend id weather the |
past few days.
G. II. Putnam, OF Vining, was in
the city Thursday.
Artist material in any quantity at
Amos & Benedict's.
An excellent variety of wall papers,
It Amos & Denedict's.
six Peas in Pod ut Peake's Hall
next Wednesday evening.
A. n. Peach, of Dover Lake, was
in the city Tuesday evening.
Paints, oils, brushes, ETC., in endless
varieties ut Amos & Benedict's.
Mrs. NJ. L. Vining was visiting with
her mother at Southwick, last week.
VIM. Rawson is treating his resi-
dence on Averill Street to Il coat of
paint.
A. Murray is building on an addi-
ton to his house, occupied by \. J.
Amos.
G. W. Follett, has put in 60 acres of
saskatchewan wheat on his farm south
of town.
C. S. Boss new dwelling is begin
ming to loom up. 1t is going to he
fine dwelling.
L. Kramer willpay the highest cash
price for hides. fars. wool, gen>ing
and snake root.
Don't fail to hear Rentfrow's Jolly
Pathfnders next Tuesday and Wed.
nesday evenings.
| Miss Anna Cowdy commenced a
term of school in the Boyd district
Thomastown, Monday.
Jos. Hill wishes us to announce that
he will close up his photograph gallery
at this place on the lst of June.
Peake & Murray are the agents of
the Northern Pacific for the sale of
town lots. Call and examine their
plat.
| II. MetZger, of BTainerd, has been
il Wadena the past week attending to
business connected with his jewelry
store at this place.
T.. Erickson is expecting good
stock of Burt's celebrated shoes in a
few days. Ladies, bear this in mind
aud give him an order.
Everybody seems to be anxious to
get into the new skating rink. There
isn't room enough in the old one to
fall down in good shape.
C. A. Couillard has commenced the
erection Of his new dwelling, size,
6>24. 10 feet posts. Buckland and
Carroll have the contract.
Judge Ostrander has borght the j.
K. Ostrander residence on First street
south of the mill, and will move in rs
soon as the repairing is finished.
Next Saturday night is installation
of officers in the l. O. &. r. lodge at
this place, and all members of the
order are requested to be present.
S. G. Constant, business manager of
the Jolly Pathinders, was in Wadena
Monday. billing the town for Tuesday
and Wednesday, May 18th. and 14th.
in. Wonser and hired man with
three horses, will start Saturday for
J. i. Elliott's claim, north of the Red
Eye, to break six acres and erect
| barn.
LISTEN EvEEyEoDY-Don't fail to
| 20 to The Ladies Church Union
for your dinner next Saturday.
Noodle soup and cu3tard pie will he
served.
The Farmers Tribune is the cheap
est and best paper published. Send |
for sample, and if you like it. sub
scribe fori it. Tribune company, Min
neapolis.
Geo. A. Whitney and II. T.. Burch,
went to St. Paul Wednesday, us rep
resentatives Of the Wadena Lodge A.
@. u. ". to attend /; meeting of the |
Grand Lodge.
Another Bank will be opened in
Sank Centre about May 18th. a char
ter has been granted and it will start |
out with President Keller and Cashier !
>rrague in charge.
Fred n. 1,athrop, representing J. II.
L9e & Co., of Boston. was in the city
Tuesday. and took an order from J..
Erickson, for some boots and shoes |
Of their manufacture.
Mrs. J. W. Houston, of Neilsville,
Wis. and her little son and daughter,
are in Wadena visiting with Miss Elva
Wilcox. Mrs. Houston and Miss |
Wilcox were school girls together.
lilo! Farmers, don't forget, when in
town next Saturday to 80 to the Church
Tn on to get your dinner. Everything
on the European plan, "order what
you want and pay for what you GET
Greenlaw Hurst has commenced
work on an upright to his dwelling on
Third street; size, l4x30 with Is foot
posts. 1t will have brick founda-
ton and Il handsom, bay window fac.
ing the south. IN
James Franks informs us that his
SOD, Ben, who has been out on the
Cannon Ball River, DIT. for sometime
past, has killed over one hundred
beavers. lie will he home about the
Goth Of this month.
l.. Metzyer says lie is an old man:
he is grandpa. He received Il dispatch
yesterday m orning from his son, NJ.
Metzger, of Kansas city, which reads
as follows: n nine pound boy, mother
and son doing nicely.
A. X. Erwin, representing Dale.
Barnes, Morse 4 Go. of Minneapolis was
in the city Yesterday. This housc is |