The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-08-07
Wadena WdnderingS.


Machine Oil at Amos 4 Benedict's.
Tom Mooro's new building begins
to loom up.
G. N. Bird, of Clitherall, was in
town, yesterday.
Long Prairie is to have another
roller skating rink.
Go and look ut Amos & Benedict's
stock of bird cages.
Judge Smith. of Verndale, was on
our streets, yesterday.
Dr.. J. II. Holmes, of Lake Park
WAS in Wadena. last week.
NJ. s. Morical, of Bertha, was in
town. Friday and Saturday.
Judge Ostrander spent the fore part
of the week at Fergus Falls.
A. W. Crozier, of Bluffton, register
ed at the Merchants, Monday.
Fred Katzky, Of Deer Greek. was
visiting his friends in Wadela, Sun
day.
Mrs. Fem Barron, and Miss Elva
Wilcox, were visiting in Verndale,
last Sunday.
Geo. Carpenter, of st. Paul, was
shaking hands with his many friends
in Wc1opo Sunday
w. l.. Crawford and w. r. Apple.
gate, of Verndale, registered ut the
Merchants, Monday.
Machine Oils the best til at the mar
ket affords, and 1T prices way down
at Amos & Dehedict's.
Benjamin Tilton, of Sheffield, Iowa,
uncle of Mrs. Fem Barron, was visit
ing i'll Wadena, Monday.
A. c. Hughes, d. +. Yoder and A.
NJ. Webster, of Shell City, registered
at Kings Hotel, Saturday.
The Wadena Cornct Eand furnished
music for the Cleveland and Hen
bricks Club Monday evening.
Attend the meeting at Peake's Hall
next Saturday evening, and help to
organize Blaine and Logan Club.
Episcopal services in the NJ. E.
church next Sunday. morning and
evening. Row. E. $. Peake, ofiiciat.
ing.
f. A. Moran went to Minor, D. T.,
Tuesday, where he has been engaged
by the n. =. Elveator Co., as wheat
buyer.
Mrs. S. \. Wilcox, of Ncillsvillc
Wis, is visiting in Wadena, with hel
daughters, Mrs. r. +. Ostrander and
Miss Elv;l Wilcox.
If you wish to purchase Wadena
OTIS before the r. r., Co. advance
prices call on f. S. Case ut 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 ut low prices, call at C. S
Boss's.
II. Metzger, Of Brainerd: dropped
in to our sanctum, and paid us pleas.
ant visit, Monday morning. lie re.
turned to Braincrd on the IL o'clock
passenger.
Mrs. A. J. IIayner, left here last
week for Clark d. T., where Mr.. Hay.
ner has been engaged as pastor of the
Congregational church. We wish
them success in their new home.
The Wadena Cornct Band will furn.
ish music for the skaters and specta
tors, at the roller rink, every Saturday
evening. Lovers of music rs we'll as
Of skating, will profit by attending.
c. A. Smith, of Oak Valley, called
on us Tuesday. lie says he threshed
some oats Monday. He has harvested
some of his wheat and expects ia
thresh and haul some to town the latter
part Of the week.
The night Of meeting of the Wade.
na Fire Department has been changed
to Thursday. and they will meet at
the Engine House tonight. Business
of Importance to transact. All are
requested to be present.
County Auditor, F. G. Field, start.
cd Friday night, for his home at
Prescott, Wis, he having received a
telegram that evening, stating that
! his father was dead. His death was
very sudden one, the cause being a
stroke of paralysis.
C. H. Allen, brought us 4 fine sam
pie Of wheat last week, raised on his
place east of town. He also showed
rs a cheese of his own manufacture
lie has made quite q number of them
and is selling them in town. They
are giving good satisfaction.
The Rev. f. 5. Peake returned from
4 visit to Dakota on Thursday, and
will make Detroit his residence. He
has rented the house recently occupied
by Mrs Macarthur, on Union street.
east Of the church. The family will
be here next week.-Detroit Record
We have sample of oats brough
us by ". II. Harris, of Oak Valley,
and they are fine speciman of that
cereal. They measure over six feet
in hight, have large heads and are
we'll filed. This part of the country
can produce AS fine samples Of grain
as any in the State.
At meeting of the Village Council
Tuesday evening, the Council voted to
donate the Wadena Fire Department
1920 to purchase uniforms with. This
will help the boys out and vii! enable
them to procure good uniform. Wa
dena proposes to have fire company
second to none in the country.
Willie Graham met with quite q
severe accident last Friday, while at
work on his fathers new house. He
Was using a Ratchet in making 2 min