The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-14
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Wadena Wanderings.

J. J Bennett, Of Clitherall, called |
on Us Tuesday.
Bring in your logs and let Northfoss !
4 Sons saw them.
L. u. French, of Dover Lake, WAS
in the city Monday.
e. 3. Case spent tho latter part of
last week at St. Paul.
Phantom Party on the evening of
Washington's birthday,
Remember the N. E. Concert Tues.
day evening February 10th.
Ladies. get your purse-straps at Mss
JolnsOn's Millinery Store.
Bring along that wood. Our wood
pile is getting beautifully low.
Geo. 3. Keen. with Ward Hill 4
Mcclellan, was in the city Tuesday.
G. H. Peake is with us again. He
came up from Minneapolis, Monday
morning.
Mr.. Sphinx of Minneapolis. of the
arm Of Sphinx l. Co.. was in the city
Saturday night.
A grand Phantom Party will BE-
given in Peake's Hall Oh the evening
OF Feb. 22nd, 1884.
John Wyvell, il. and Jimmy Wy
veil, of Battle Lake, were in the city
the fore part of the week.
Peake l. Murray are the agents Of
the Northern Pacific for the sale OF
town lots. Call and examine their
plat.
Dress Goods at cost.
PEAKE 4 BCRcH.
! We want some wood. You fellows
who have promised us wood on sub
scrlption, want to b getting here
with it.
If you want to hear some good NIL
sic attend the Concert to be given by
the NJ. E. Choir, Tuesday evening
Feb. 10th.
Northfoss & Sons having just start.
ed up their new saw mill in Wadena
are prepared to saw logs on shares or
by the thousand.
James Davis, of tho Rai!vay Jour.
nal, Chicago, was writing up the
towns along the line Of the Black
Hills r. r.. last week.
Mrs Fanny Roberts, of Nora
Springs, Iowa, arrived in Wadena
yesterday morning, on a visit to he,
daughter Mrs. A, J. Amos.
Flannels at cost.
| PEAKE l. BIT RICH.
| Born Unto Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Jones, Feb. Is, 1854, i boy. Dave
says that Verndale isn't going to &c,
the county seat if he can help it.
! For SALE-Restaurant building and
lot on Averill Street, Wadena. Ifnot
sold before April lst, it will be TO,
rent. For particulars, enquire Of c.
Potter.
If our local columns are little def
cient this week, We hope that oul
readers will bear with rs, as we have
had an unusually big run of job work
the past week.
Station Agent McBsin, at Dee,
Greek, is the happy father of Z
bouncing girl. Born Tuesday, Feb
18th. Weight 10 IL pounds. Mother
apd daughter doing nicely.
Mackinxw Goods at cost.
| PEAKE 4 BuRoH.
These who attended the Charity
Ball at Peake's Opera House, las,
Friday evening report y very pleasant
time. The net proceeds were ST.
which WAS turned over to the Dorca.
society.
County Auditor, Field, sta tee
Monday, on visit to his parents al
Prescott, Wisconsin. He expects tc
be gone about a week. T. G. Themp
son is acting ~ Deputy Auditor
during Franks absence.
| J. J. Bennett wishes to sell his sd
| loon cntft, buildings and all, on Front
Street, and will give anyone wishing
to buy. bargain. For particulars
see advertisement in another column
of pride Of the Wes::"
! John Viets who has been at Wiz
nipeg, Manitoba, working for ths
Canada Pacific r, r. Co. for the past
eight or ten months, arrived in Wa
den* Tuesday, on visit to frienNs
here and Ut Parkers Prairie.
Woclsn Hosiery 1T cost.
PEAKE l. BCRCH.
This leap year business is getting
down Ane. The little girls in the
primary department of the Public
Schools gave leap year sleigh ride a
week ago Saturday. The boys say
it's fine, and wisl, it was Leap Year
all the time.
The NJ. E. Choir will give a concert
at the church, Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 10th, the proceeds to DO used
towards paying for the new books
lately purchased. Admission 70 cents
for everybody. Come one, come all,
and hear some good music
The Saltwater Messenger has pat.
ron. who, when his subscription ex-
pires. renews by RENTING $50 OF $50
at time. to be credited up and carry
his paper along. SinguIarly enough,
his name is Dunn. In the blessed
hereafter, he will be pretty sure to
have good, high, comfortable seat
| St. Cloud Journal Press.
Blankets at cost.
PKAkE 4 BrFcH* /
The Boss Bros. of RInffton havk