The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-10
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Tor news. r.. -. 81.
\. L. Kinds Of Shell City, was in
town., Monday. ,.s... -...-
G. II. Peake, Of Minneapolis, is in
town, this week.
l. WIS. Warner, of Bluffton, was in
tile city, Tuesday.
Artist material in any quantity ut
Amos & Nnedict's.
f. 3. NcGin, of Fargo, registered
At the Merchants, Tuesday.
Mrs. W, b. Gorllam has our thanks
for nice mess Of string beans, -,
| S. A. Shellatarger, of Staples, regis
tered ut the Merchants, Tuesday. =
w. E. Adams, of Dover Lake. TOOK
| in the races at this place, Monday.
James Riddle. Of Minor, D. r., was
in Wadena, the fore part of the week.
; Tom Sharkey, relief agent OH the
N. F., was in the city Monday fore
noon.
Geo. Tagsart, ESQ.,, 4 cruiser OF
Park Rapids, was in the city, We'd
nesday.
o. p. Bowe. of Minneapolis, was in
Waacn,, yesterday, completing some
land trades. -.
+. l.. Henderson, of Thomastown,
while in town Monday, made the
FARMER I, short call. ~
Fred K:..zky, Esq, of peer Creek,
paid Wadena II visit. Thursday. lie
did not forget the FARMER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson, Of Pelican
Rapids, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. A. Whitney, Saturday.
II. NJ. Dibble was ut st. Cloud, last
week. He says business is not any
brisker there than it is in WadeAa
The name of the author of the com
mnnication signed $50 Long, must
he sent us before it can he published
Albert I.eake, Of Grand Forks, D
r., son-in-law of. w. w. Graham, wa
visiting in Wadena Sunday and Mon
day.
Our devil got badly disabled, on tn
Fourth. 4 lire-cracker got away will
him. lie is thinking Of applying fo1
u pension.
JIG. Wal]ins. Of Shell City, reg
istcred ut Kings Hotel, Monday. II
was OH his return from trip to Ne>
York City.
Mrs DR.. Nye, of Clitherall, VIII
was visiting with her sister, Mrs. /
". Fl e, of this place, last week, II
IL ned to her home, Saturday.
y Mrs. Geo. A. Whitney started
Tuesday night, for Westield, Wis
on Il visit to her father and other re
atives and friends. We wish her
pleasant visit. =,
:. The new addition to Kings Hote
is being plastered this week. MI
King informs us that it will he a
completed and ready for occupancy i
, about three weeks.
Parties having lan'l contracts wit
the Northern Pacific r. r. Co., ca
save money Ivy paying up in preferre
stock. which may be ordered throng
Pcakc & Murray of Wadena MINI.
p. Clark sent us mess Of new pot:
toes, Monday evening. They wer
, raised in his garden, in Oak Park Ac
hition, and were real large for thi
time Of the year. Many thanks-next
s.. r. Garland and wife, Of Fergu
Falls were in Wadena, Sunday. MI
Garland has resigned his position a
Station Agent at Fergus, and the
were on their way to Richmona, Vii
cinia.
The Grafton delivered by Sup'
Harding, ut Deer Greek, OH the 4t'
is reported ~ those who heard it, a
bling one of the best ever dclivere
N IL State. John is capable Of dt
:, ne Just such things.
l.. Henderson, the late cashier Q
the Otter Tail County Bank, ut Pei
ham. having sold his interests there
will open a bank, some time III tn
near future, ut Warren, Marshall Co.
Mimi. Warren is :. f!ourishing littl
town on the Manitoba Il. r., and
is a good location for i bank.
To every new subscriber payin
flor one years subscription in advance
or to any delinquents paying up Al
rcaages and one year in advandc, W
will send for one year, rs q premium
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Quite number Of our people TOD
the IL O'clock train Monday, for Win
. ing, to spend the week at fishing o.
East Battle Lake. They will max
the Wadena Boat House their head
quarters. Among the crowd "
noticed Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Heron, Mr.. an
Mrs. Thos. Miller, Miss Rose and Mis-
Allie Miller, Miss Winnie Heron
and Miss Lille Miller,
Owing to the rain on tho Fourth
/ the horse racing was postponed +
Monday afternoon, July TIN" Net
very large crowd was in attendance
to witness the racing, but the usu
excitement existed. nevertheless, an
We heard one man offer to bet as hig
} rs fifteen cents on certain horse
There was two half mile running races
The purses for the first race were a
follows: First purse, $l2; second, 81
third SIS. L.. W. Brink took the irs
money, Clas. Lindsey, the second, :.n
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