The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-09-18
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II. Stewart, OF Verndals waa In.
town, Monday. ~..= !: 81. II. . S: i.
Buy = MINNESOTA CHIEr THRnHER
Of W. II. Fuller. l2-tf.
II. NJ. Williamson, of Perham, Vas
in town, yesterday.
NJ. w. Kell ey.of Aldrich, register
ed ut Kings Hotel. Monday.
Attorney E. f. Luce went to Vern-
dale, Monday, OIL legal business.
s. a. Shellabarger, of Staples. reg
istored at the Merchants, Monday.
New goods being constantly receiv-
ed at Miss Johrson's Millinery Store.
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Fred Katzky, of Deer Creek, took in
the dance in Wadena, Tuesday even
ing.
! For bargains in boots and shoes, go
to L. Erickson's.
If You want to make so per cent.
on an investment, buy N. +. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
Read Baumbach & Meyers "ad,"
and for astonishingly low prices, con.
suit their price circulars.
Now is the time to buy Winter
Flannels; 60 to Bambach l. Meyers
closing out sale for them.
Our job department is turning out
another 5000 impression job of Note
Heads for the Bank of Wadena.
J.. Metzger has left at our office one
of the mammoth sunhower heads,
raised OIL his lot on Second street.
Dress Goods. Notions, Sheeting,
Muslins, Bed Spreads, Curtains, ETC.,
at tho closing out of Baumbach l.
Meyer.
Mrs. c. B. Graham, who has been
visiting friends in Wadena, the past
three or four weeks, returned to her
home im Minneapolis, Tuesday.
II you wish to purchase Wadena
lots before the r. r., Co. advance
prices call on e, s. Case at Bank of
Wad ena. and make your selections.
For teas, coffee, spices, glassware.
sugar, canned goods, fruits, tobacco;
in short for any kind of choice groc.
cries at low prices, call at c. s.
Boss's.
T. II. Ollie and Geo. Grismer started
Tuesday night, for tho north, where
they intend to remain until they prove
W on their claims. The boys think
there is millions (of ptne) on their
claims.
They say by all appearances, Fritz
Aigge is getting to be quite 4 gymnast.
He can turn a summersanlt as we'll AZ
anybody when there is team to help
Him. Ask him about last Fridays
adventures.
S. O'Daniels, of Woodside Prairie,
returned from Fergus Falls, Tuesday
night, where he had been as a delegate
to the County Convention. He says
they were having lively times there
when he came away,
M. l.. Vining and W ife returned to
Wadena, Tuesday afternoon. from
their visit to Michigan. Mark says
he hasn't seen place during his alb
sence that he liked so we'll as Wade
Ha. and he says he is now contented
to remain right here for the next ten
years.
New goods, new styles, new prices.
SEQ our splendid Fall and Winter
Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy
Goods. Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, Croekery, Glassware,
&C., DC. Latest in style, finest in
quality, lowest in price. We promise
all patrons fair dealing, straight goods
at bed rock prices.
PEAkE l. BrRon. I
J. Nisgis says he purchased one 3f
Clayton's Gang Plows a short time
ago He says 1t beats anything he
over saw, and that three horses draw
it much easier than they will one of
the common riding sulkys, while the
6 ang cuts 10 inches more than the
sulky. Adam Keller also purchased
one of those plows a short time ago
and he Is more than pleased with it.
Paul Wermerskirchen has taken full
possession of the Wadena Brewery.
Ed. Pagenstecher having skipped the
country. Mr.. Wermerskirchen has Sc
curen the services Of I. Koch and
Martin Ackerle, of St. Paul, exper-
fenced and competent brewers, and
the business will be carried on in a
business like manner. They are
nearly ready to commence making
beer.
JUST REcE1vED.-At Mrs. Kramer's
Millinery Store, the latest novel;
ties in Fall and Winter, Millinery and
Fancy goods. It is the most complete
stock over brought west of the Mis-
sissippi river, and is now open to the |
inspection Of the public. Call and in
spect this immense stock and learn
prices. Everything will be sold at
tho lowest possible living prices. Mrs.
Jones will always be ready to wait on
customers. Repairing and trimming
done with neatness and dispatch, and
on short notice. MRS. L. KRAMER.
Wadena, Sept. 9th, 1884.
c. S. Boss has his stock of groceries
Ill arranged on the shelves in his new
store room, and they present an at
traetive appearance. He has just re-
ceiyed a large invoice of new goods
and will sell them at bed rock prices.
the place, in the new
building with the red front, between
the Wadena Boot and Shoe Store and
the Printing Office, and when you
want choice groceries at low prices,
give him call.