The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-04-03


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Amos & Benedict are headquarters
Tor news. ~ r s. $ h ..z.*
II. J. Taylor started, Monday, ona
western tour. .......
Miss Elya Wilcox was visiting at
Verndale yesterday.
Fred Katzk,, of Deer Greek, was in
the city over Sunday.
An excellent variety of wall papers,
ut Amos & Benedict's.
L. A. Paddock is around setting
up the cigars. Its a girl.
Chas. Runyon, of New York Mills,
was in the city yesterday.
, C. J. Stuart, and r. G. Ostrander,
were ut Vernlale, Saturday.
J. W. White, of Vining, registered
ut the PeIkey House yesterday.
J. w. Jarvis, Treasurer of Hubbard
county, was in Wadena yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Vining, was visiting at
Fergus Falls, Friday and Saturday.
F. P. Bishop, of bluffton was shak-
ing hands with his friends in Wadena,
Saturday.
Mrs. G. II. Peake. Mrs. E. S. Case
and Mrs. G. J. Stuart, spent Saturday
at VerAdale.
Peake & Murray are the agents of
the Northern Pacific for the sale of
town lots. Call and examine their
plat
G. G. Mayer can make you suit of
clothes that will fit 'just like the kali
somining on the WALL" and don't you
forget it. y
1t is beginning to seem quite like
summer in Wadena. The streets are
as dry and hard as in July, and no
snow is to be seen.
j. Katzky returned from st. Paul
this morning, where he had been the
past few days purchasing an immense
stock of spring and summer goods.
C. II. Boettcher and wife, who
have been visiting in Germany the
past winter, returned to Wadena Satur'
day morning, looking hale and hearty.
An excellent ticket case has just
been received at the N. P. depot at
this place, and they are now prepared
to sell tickets to all parts of the
world.
Frel Huston, who has been visiting
in Wadena the past week with his
sister, Mrs. p. Knudsen, started yes
terday on his return to his home al
Fawn Lake, Todd county.
JUST RECEIvED.-At G. G. Mayors
Tailor Shop, Wadena, full supply OF
spring goods for suits. lie can give
you as good a fit rs you want. Tel
per cent off for the next 60 days.
Miss Lizzie Ross has just received
a large and well selected stock OF
Stationery, Confectionery, cigars
and tobacco, which she is selling al
reasonable prices. Read her ''ad.",
Geo. w. Taggart, of Park Rapids
was in the city Tuesday. lie says the
people of Hubbard county are all ir
favor of bonding the county to help
raise the bonus for the. Wadena &
Park Rapids R. R
| DR.. E. l.. Halves is having big
run of work nowadays. He says he
had more than he could do at Detroit
and White Earth last week, and week
before. The doctor is an excellent
dentist and is working up good rep
utation.
Ayoung man by the name of Doug
las Johnston came in to our office
several months ago and left an order
for pack of visiting cards. He will
do us a great favor by calling and
getting the cards and paying tor the
same. ~
Supt. Harding Of Leaf River, was
in the city yesterday. He says every
man that he has seen, since the rail-
road talk, is in favor of voting tax
on their town, to help raise the bonus
for the building Of the Wadena &
Park Rapids R. R. u
Wadena is the boss market for all
products. Last week whole sleigh
load of furs came here preparatory to
being shipped to St. Paul, but our fur
man. l.. Kramer made bid on the
load and it was accepted, the owner Of
the furs remarking that it was a better
price than he could have gotten in St:
Paul,
J. E. Butler received telegram
last Saturday that the running horse
Hateff belonging to himself and C. W.
Brown, which had been stolen from
them in Missouri some time since,
had been found. Mr.. Butler left on
the night train for western Missouri,
and word has since been telegraphed
that he has identified the horse. This
is fortunate find for the owners, as
the horse is valuable one. -Vermdale
Journal.
The old lady that was in town Tues.
day, trying to get up class in en-
broidery, was daisy. If ever we
have the good luck to get to that
place they call heaven, we hope we
may have pew adjoining hers. We
would like to engage her services as
a reporter. We are willing to wager
that she can get more news in a min
ute than any reporter on the Daily
Pioneer Press can in an hour. !
w. Fl. Harris Celebrated Nickel
Plated Circus and Menagerie, passed
through Wadena, yesterday, on their
way to Portland, Oregon. They will
start from that place and show at all