The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-11-13
Thanksgiving November 9th.
Potatoes wanted on subscription.
Town lots for sale by Whitney l. Co.
200 barrels of choice apples at


. 200 barrels of choice apples at
Barron 9.
Geo. A. Whitney went to Minneapo.
is, Tuesday.
Vegetables Of all kinds wanted vi
Oysters in bulk every day, ut Bar
ron & Barron's.
$4,000 to loan on improved farms
Ivy Whitney g. Co.
Great slaughter Of prices in colth.
ing at F. b, Coon & Co.'S.
NJ. E. Church supper at Mrs. r. F.
Saturday evening, Nov. |
r..
If you want to get first-class board
ut 4 reasonable price, 10 to the Cen.
trail Hotel.
l.. Erickson is having store room,
llxl4, built back of his building on
Third street.
The great attraction 1T the skating
rink tonight will be the skating by
the cinnamon bear"
Benjamin Hooking Of cattle Lake,
is in Wadena this week. visiting with
his brother, Joseph Hooking.
DR.. Brinley went to Brainerd, Sun.
dxy, where he assisted in ;..nputating
Il leg of \ patient in the hospital. ~
The Tuesday forenoon passenger
train going east had SNOW plow at.
tached to it; the first Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Case went to
Minneapolis, Sunday night, to spend
\ few days visiting with friends in
that city.
The usual religious services in the
Cong'l church, Sunday Nov. 10th.
Preaching ut 1890 Il. m. and I p. m.
by the Pastor. =
Chas. Northfoss & Sons are prepared
to saw all logs that may be brought in,
either by the thousand or on shares.
They are also prepared to buy logs.
25.tf.
Parties having land contracts with
the Northern Pscific r. R. Co., can
save money Ivy paying up in preferred
stock. which may be ordered through
Peake & Murray of Wadena MINI. ,
Rev. John Walton is holding pro.
tracted meeting At Verndale this
week. lie says good work is being
accomplished. He will hold protract-
ed meetings at Wadena AS soon as he
is through down there.
The Wadena Tin Pan and Trumpet
Brigade serenaded 4 number of
orr citizens last Saturday night.
Among the honored ones were NJ. L.
Viniag, E. &. Case, Prof. Geo. A.
Whitney and a. J. Amos.
WASTED-Thep public to know that
we have the Target stock of Furniture
Picture Frames, Collins. Baskets, and
Trimmings ever in Wadena, and that
we are selling to suit the times.
Give us call. HAssAN& LAMBERT.
State Adjt. Gen. C.M. Mac arthy, OF
St. Paul, will be in Wadena, next
Wednesday evening, October 10th, to
muster in the Wadena Light Guards.
This will he the biggest time ever had
in Wadena. Everybody turn out and
muster.
The Chicken Pie Supper given by
the ladies of the NJ. E. Society, Tues.
day evening, was well attended and
was financial as we'll as = social sue.
cess. Everybody went away chuck
full Of chicken pie, and lemonade from
Rebekah's we'll.
Many Of our readers will be panied
to learn of the terrible tragedy com.
mitted by Mrs. Della Gardner. OF
Chicago, wife of S. $. Gardner, form.
erly of this city. She shot her hus.
band and Is months old child killing
them instantly, and then shot herself
inaicting fatal wound. A detailed
account will be found in another col.
nmn, az taken from the Chi cago Her.
aid.
The reason why their customers all
unite in praising Peake & Burch' s
"Faultless Tea," undoubtedly lies in
its peculiarly delicate bouquet. All
uncolored teas do not possess this bou.
quet, rs the more delicate it is, the
sooner will it evaporate from the
sensitive leaf. AS ''Faultless Tea, -
however, is only imported to this
country in Perfection Tea Cans, none
of its volatile or aromatic properties
can possibly be lost.
Sherman Gardner, brother Of the
lateS. S. Gardner. and Mrs. Nettie
Jones, sister of Mrs. Gardner, started
for Chicago. Friday night. to look af.
ter the affairs of their brother and
sister. A private letter from Mr..
Gardner states that the remains of S.
s. have been taken to his old home in
New York State, where they will he
inferred. They were sent for by his
father. Mrs Gardner was still ali We but
it was conceded by all that she could
+ not live. This is indeed 4 sad affair;
whole family wiped out Of existence.
The Democrats of dens, in accord.
| ance with orders from the Democratic
National Committee, had big cele.
bration, over the prospective election
Of Cleveland. on Saturday night. They
had a big bonfire on the public 50 uare;
anvils were fred off and the band
played for them. There was not Il
very big turn out. but some of them
seemed quite enthusiastic over the re.
suits. After the celebration, E. M.
Cooper ESQ.,, Of the Merchants Hotel,
gave free supper. The Democrats
are bound to have big time whether
their man is elected or not.