The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-06-05
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Amos l. Benedict are headquarters
for news. 49," =, 1
c. E. Spencer of Aldrich, was in
town yesterday. +
ID. French, of Dover Lake, was
in the city Friday.
w. T.. Taylor. of New York Mills,
Was in town Tuesday.
Old papers for sale at this Office at
so cents per hundred.
The FARMER office has INDUCED in
the luxury Of an awning.
J. ". White, OF Vining, registered
1T the Merchants, Friday.
C. G. Mayer has given the front of
his tailor shop a coat Of paint.
a. w. Crozier and + P. Bishop, of
Blutfton, were in town Monday.
DR.. E. l.. Halves, went to Battle
Lake Monday, to remain Il week.
Read tho new ':ad'' of the Western
House. S. W. Trip, proprietor.
Miss johnson has just received some !
of the latest novelties in hats. Pit. n
Chas. Feehan has treated his build.
ing on Front Street to coat of paint.
The Wadena Roller Rink is open on
ly Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
If you really want a reasonable hat,
get itat Miss Johnson's. Pat.
Harris Nickle-Plate Shows will he
in Wadena next Wednesday, June |
25tk.
C. H. Peake and f. s. Case have
bought 1900 acres of land in Dakota,
near Minor.
l.. Kramer will pay the highest cash
price for hides. fars. wool, gensing
and snake root.
W. S. Heathcote, one of Deer Creek s
most prominent citizens, paid Wade
Nil visit yesterday.
The Village Council are having
some street lamps put up on the cor
Rers along Third Street.
If You want to make so per cent.
on all investment, buy N. Z. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent. II
| New York Mills has shaken off the
Mills part of her name, and will here.
after be called New York. u
The Hon. S. D. Allen, of Duluth,
will deliver the Grafton for the Fourth
of July celebration in Wadena.
Peake & Murray are the agents of
the Northern Pacific for the sale of
town lots. Call and examine their
plat.
G.. II. Peake was out at Minor the
fore part of the week. lie says there
is some of the incest country around
Minor he ever saw.
Ruff. Kelley was in town Tuesday
getting some repairing done for his
ditching machine. lie is at work with
it in Otter Tail County.
Mrs. A. O. Green, of Minneapolis,
arrived in Wadena Monday, and went
to Wrightstown on visit to her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Taylor.
Read the big advertisement of
Harris Celebrated Nickle-Pla
Shows in another column. They will
exhibit in Wadena, Wednesday, June
k25th. "
4 The council have leased lot Of G.
A. Whitney for two years on Fourth
Street, between Ayerill and Front
Streets, and will Immediately erect q
hose house thereon, 40x20. "
| A. Il. Wiswell is laying the founda-
ton for fine dwelling on his farm
just north Of town. The upright
will be 28x24, with wing l8x2l. 1t
will have brick foundation.
No one should fail to see Harris
Celebrated Nickle-Plate Circus and
Menagerie next Wednesday, June
25th. There may not be another Cir.
Gus in Wadena for long time. Il
Eugene Boss, who has been at Sank
Centre the past two or three months,
has returned to Wadena. lie will
take the position as book keeper at the
Wadena Roller Mills in a short time.
Owing to hard times and in order to
make room, Mrs. L. Kramer will sell
millinery and fancy goods after this
date at greatly reduced prices.
! Wadena, June I'd, 1884. \
Read the advertisement in another
column of the Minneapolis Harness
Shop, Schultz 4 Co., proprietors. They
carry a good stock and sell at reason
able prices. Repairing promptly done.
Remember the place, in the A. G..
Peake building, Front Street, Wade
ma. II
The tower for the town wind mill
was raised Monday, and the machinery
has since been put in place and the
pump driven. It works nicely. What
it needs now is good coat of paint.
We don't believe the Eclipse folks
would feel very proud of it rs it is,
for it looks badly weather beaten.
Notice the change in the ADVERTISE
ment of the New Meat Market. 1t is
now run under the firm name of Bar
ron & Barron, they having purchased
A s. Earnist's interest in the bust.
ness. They have secured the services
of Gus Migge, competent butcher
who is well and favorably known by
our people.
From present indications we shall probably
have new time card on this division soon. Mr..
! Kimberly, the Superintendent, passed over tho
road recently on the new caravanic pack train and
| by tho worn look of his face when he
returned, one would naturally infer that he had
Jbsen in q six day go-as- you-please contest, The
idea Of running twenty five cattle cars on mail
and passenger train might work down among the
greasers and cow boys of Mexico, but when On in
corporation with the means and ample facilities Of