The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-05-29

W ". Graham went to kieea to-day
Joe Hooking is at Iarkers Prairie
his week. |
O. Parry, Of New Yuak 1lills, was in |
the city Monday
WANTED-At the Merchants Hotel,
4 iirst,class cook.
An excellent variety of wall papers, |
at Amos T. Benetlict's.
Sam Butler, Of Perham, registered
at the Merchants, Monday.
Spauldinx's base balls and bats at
the Wadena Jsw<lry store.
Paints. oils, brushes, ETC., in endless
varieties ut Amos L Benedict's.
1fyou really want Il reasonable hat.
get itat Miss Johnson's. Pat.
J. $. Austin, of New York Mills,
registered at the Merchants, Monday
Jas. McClatchie is erecting an ad-
dition to his house north of the depot.
A large invoice of bird cages just
received At the Wadenx Jewelry store.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
1t Knudsen's drug store. Stinehour's
old stand.
The railroad boys at this place all
look happy. now. Tho pay car WAS
here. Tuesday.
If you want to make so per cent.
On an investment, buy N. Z. r. r.
lots of E. S. Case, agent.
f. S. Case is in It. Paul attending
meeting of the stock holders Of the
Wadsna & Park Rapids r. r.
Handkerchisfs. collars, neck.tiss,
ETC., cheap ut c. G. MArER's
Tailor Shop.
Peake l. Murray are the agents Of
the Northern Pacific for the sale of
town lots. Call and examine their
plat.
Heron 4 Co. have put up = large
street lamp in front of the roller rink.
Its radiant light Eliminates the way
to pleasure.
J. 7. McCulloch, principal OF the
New York Mills Schools, made the
FARMER pleasant call Saturday,
while in our city.
Lep Aetzger Of the Metzser Bros.
Jewelry store, and J.. Cohen of tho %
cent store, Brainerd, were visiting in
waden* over Sunday.
Did you ever hear of an army bsins
surrounded by one old lady! Such .
thing happened in Watlena last Satur
day night. Set 'em up boys.
Parties wishing to purchase baby
carriages, can call 1T the Wad ena Jew
elry store and look through their
catalogue and leave their orders.
Barron has had the front of his groc
cry store painted red. 1t present .
very tiasly appearance. lie knows
how to attract attention and draw
custom.
The Farmers Tribune is the CHI cap
est and best paper published" Send
for sample, and if you like it, sub
scribe forit. Tribune company, Min
neapolis.
Parties having land contracts with
the Northern Pacific r.. r. Co., car
save money by paying up in preferred
stock. which may be ordered through
peake & Murray of Wadena MINI.
T. II. Ollie and Mr.. Mcclure who
have boon dwelling in tho regions Of
the pines for sometime past, are visit
ing in Wadena this week. They re-
port the boys all happy iii they Ar.
not they do not say SOY and still stick
to it that "wealth is theirs.''
Since our expose of the wiley ways
of tho Hon. D. F. Beatty, the dead
beat organ advertiser, we have heard
of just one journal that he failed t.
swindlo. We therefore give its name
this publicity, as it is certainly 2
phenomenal journalistic curl osity. l,
is the Laurel {Ind.} Eeview.-HealtA
and Home. ~
A skating match for the most
graceful skaters was indulgtd. in BY
the little folks, at the rink Saturday
night. the contestants being Dams
Case and Allie Miller, Vie. Metzge,
and Orpha Kline, Cliff Baumbach aud
Winnie Heron. The first prize wa:
i silver napkin ring and was awarded
to Vic. Metzger and Orpha Kline
The second prizslwas 4 silk haDGker
chief and awarded to Dana Case ani
Allie Miller. II
Our readers will be PANIED to hEa,
of the serious accident which<Mrs. Dr.
l.. W. Babcock met with last Tuesday
evening, while skating 1T the rink.
She fell and broke both bones in he,
left limb, two and half inches above
the ankle joint. The Doctor was at
tho Drug Store at the time, but was
Immediately summoned, and she was
put on stretcher and carried to her
residence, where the wound was
dressed. She is getting along rs nice.
~ rs could be expected. and rests
quite easily, but it will be apt to lay
her up for some time.
We read in an exchange ola young
lady having been made crazy by a
sudden kiss. This should teach
young ladies to he constantly expect
ing something OF this, and to be pre-
pared for it when it comes. We hard
~ think that such a small thing would
set any Of the young girls in this city
crazy unless it would be for a rcpcti-
ton of the sudden dose.
The I. O. G. r. lodge will meet at the
Methodist chu,ch, on Saturday oven.
ing May 3lst, at 8 o'clock. All mem.
bers are requested to be present. A
good entertainment il promised. A
review of tho late conflict will be a
part of the entertainment. A criti!
cal essay on the retreat of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, showing the
inefliciency Of its organization, and