The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-03-27
Our beautiful wheather still contir.

Our beautiful wheather still contil:.
ues.
Seed corn and grass seeds, at A. G.
Peake's.
Amos g. Benedict are headquarters
for news.
Mrs. n. n. Peach, was in Wadcna
Monday evening.
Read the new "ad'' of B. E. Boyer,
in another column.
An excellent variety Of wall papers,
ut Amos & Benedict's.
John Draw, Of Verndale was in
Wadena, Sunday evening.
Remember the exhibition in
Peake's Hall Tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. $. Case, took in the
Masquerade Ball st Verndale, Friday
night.
Chas. G. Steel, OF the Minneapolis
Tribune, made the FARMER a pleasant
call last Thursday.
will Britts, of Verndale, spent the
afternoon in Wadena Sunday, the
guest of I. G. Thompson.
We neglected to mention last week
that John ueinen was the happy
father of Il very fine girl.
Mel. Colman is perfectly we'll salts.
fed that his nose is not quite us hard
rs the Skating Rink floor.
German Lutheran meeting next
Sunday, at the old schoolhouse ut
1920 4. M, by Rev. Hartwig.
White Russian sead oats, cheap for
cash or trade for wheat.
29.tf w. ANDERSON, Compton,.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Peake, of Min.
neapolis, arrived in the city Tuesday
morning, on visit of couple of
weeks.
C. G. Mayer can make you 4 suit of
clothes that will fit ''just like the kal.
somining on the wall, and don t you
forget it.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
the Nj. e. church next Sunday morn.
ing and evening, Rev. Terwilliger OF
Brainerd officiating.
C. G. Mayer has just received the
finest line of Cashmers, Wosters, Etc.
for suits, ever brought to Wadena.
Give him i call and leave your orde,
for y suit.
LosT.-A red and green satin hand
, kerchief; pattern, spider and the fly
thought to be lost at the Skating Rink
Anyone leaving it at the rink will b<
literally rewarded.
, Mrs. E. C. LANGTRY, Wadena.
For SALE.-A pair of young mares
r. perfectly sound, weight 1000, and 100
also wagon and harness, on one and &
t half years time. For further par
e ticulars, enquire of
f T1lOs MILLER
45.tf. Wadena.
e = To every new subscriber paying
: for one year subscription in advance
8 dr to any delinquents paying up AZ
Yrearages and one year in advande, We
n will send for one year, as y premium
a "Heulth and Hon,e,' All excellent
monthly Journal, devoted to domestic
medicine, literature, science and art
! T. II. Ollie, and Geo. A. Grismer
2 returned to Wadena last Thursday
f from trip to the pine regions north
Of Lake 1taska. They have each
taken pine claim and are going te
spend six months on them the coming
season. They will return to Their
claims in the course of two or three
weeks.
4 fast mail train will be put on the
Northern Pacific r. R., commencing
April 9th, between St. Paul and Port
land, which will make the run in q
hours, being IL hours less time thar
the trains now make it in. The
J through train from New York te
Pretland will make the run in FIVE and
, one quarter days. This train viii
! leave St. Paul at p. m. There will
also be a morning train to Fargo, and
an evening train to Missouri river
t points.
The Imperial Tree Bean is attract
ing very much attention among agri
culturists. It is q remarkable pro
ducer, and in quality excels the far.
+ famed white navy. The Minneapolis
3 Farmers Tribune, among the many
other excellent things it is doing tc
promote good husbandry in the North.
west, is giving away to its readers
packages of the seed of the Tree
Bean. Our readers will be interested
:: in seeing the 7ribune's liberal
offer. Send for sample copy.
Now that it will be time to com.
> Hence seeding in about couple OF
Nweeks, farmers should lose no time in
\ getting their secders, harrows, plows,
ETC.. in readiness for work, so that
> when the ground is in a ti]lable con.
dition they will be ready for it, and
by 50 doing, they will have plenty of
time to do their work, and will not
have to Murray over it and put only
half the necessary amount of labor on
it, to do good job, us is too often the
case. They should also have their
seed grain cleaned and ready to SOW.
All of those little things should be at.
tended to now, while there is time.
Teachers Institute,
WADEEA, MARCH p, 1884.
/The teachers and friends of educa-
fion in general, are hereby notified,