The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-18

7 Christmas one week from to-day 81
i Townlots for sale by Whitney 6co
Fine brand Of oysters at the Bazaar
4 Toys. in endless variety at G. q
Mayors. >.z....,: .~>.@ -:
$25, 900 TO loan on improved farm.
BY Whitney 4 Co.. x./= n. ~
Holiday goods inendless variety Al
i Amos & :Benedict.s,
Detha Riddle. 81 Minor, D. T., is
visiting in W:.dena.
| Money .tosloan on Real Estate, by
Thorp, coppernoll & Co.
C. Anderson, Of Detroit, was regis
tered At the Central, Monday.
| Anot;,erlarge stock of toys expect
ed at &C. Mayors every day.
IS IN. Towers, of Fargo, w2s regis
tered at the Central Hotel, Tuesday.
IS For REkr-ssme good rooms tor
gentlemen. Enquire at the Printing
Office.
Go" and look At that fine stock OF
silver ware at the Wadsna Jewelr4
Store. y.
II you want to get first-class board
at reasonable price, 20 to the Cen
trail Hotel. -.
+ A 6ne stock Of violins at the Wade''
M Jswelry Sore, which will be closed
ont At cost.
Toilet sets, alban,s, pisture frames
and other holiday goods, at AMOS e.
Benedict's. !
T. FoR SALE-Twenty Eve cords o.
stove wood. Enquire Of n. r. Nor
rison, City Drayman.
| l.. Kramer will pay the highest
price, in cash, for hides, furs, WOOL,
deer skins and deer hair.
Jusr RECE1yED-At tie Wadena
Jewelfy Store, large invoice OF Sill
verware for the holidays trade.
Goto the WaaenS Jewelry Story for
your holiday PRESENTS rheiy<prices
are 80 low that it will astoa2h you.
The wadsna 9ewelry Store or
fers fine gold Watches, Boss filed,
first. class movement for from $35 to
$40. = = !.
I ArTENT1oN-The Wadena Jewelry
Store has the finest stock of toys in
town, and they must be sold 1t very
low figures.
Dry oak wood delivered sxny where
in town for So. IS per cord, cash. Leave
orders with IL. b. Hamlin or A. Lang
ley. X TnoMAs YovNa.
f. >29-3t. =. =
c. &. Mayer has inst put in a large
and we'll selected stock of toys at his
|Tailor Shop, on Front St.'eet. II you
want 81 to buy something for q Christ:
Imaslresent, 81 and see him. ~
TIE. Ostran>ler has purchased the
.sm Saloon building. of A. Will
EIsnas, The transfer took place Mon
day ni ght. Kline will continue the
saloon business ~ the bail linz S.
Watches speciality IS the Nadens
t9Ey 9tare, Il nee
case with Springfield or Wallham
movement for from $fl7 to $40. A
good silver Watch for from $40 t.
Isl2 II
l. The music furnished for the Dorcas
Dance last Friday night, by Hutchin
|Graham, Eddy, Heron, and Slime
Ihour, *4s pronounced as being as, fine
music WAS ever produced in a ball
room in Wadena. +
The Dorcas Fair decided That Mis-
J. X. Miller Was the most popular
lady III Waaena and that Miss Fanny
katzky WAS the most popular young
lady. Bert Shaw WAS pronounced the
most popular young man.
E. ". Thorp, Attorney for the
plaintiff in the case Of John Clayton
VS.. the n. =. r. r. Co., goes to St..
Paul, tonight, where the trial is ex-
pected to come off in a few days. Mr..
Clayton and Dr.. l.. w. Babcock will
accompany him. The doctor is wit
ness in the case.
The Social Hop given by the La
dies Of the Dorcas Society,in Cooper
new hotel addition, last: Friday even
ing, was one of the most pleasant af-
fairs Of the season. The music WAS
excellent and the management WIS
good. There was not II very large at
tendance but enough to have grand
good time.
Notice Of Births and Dea. lis.
Parents and every hoa.eholder shall
give notice to the Clerk of the Town
Of the births or deates happening in
their houses. "Whoever neglects or
refuses to give such notice. for fhe