The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-08-27

Pink.tea Saturday evening.
Notes for sale at the FARMER Office.
Hail the milkman for PlEPLANT.
Rooms to rent over the FARMER
office.
Money to loan on Real Estate, by
A. Murray.
Mrs. Geo. Cornwall, of Brainerd, is
visiting friends in Wacena.
F. P. Bishop. of Bluffton, was in the
city, Tuesday, and called on the FARM
ER.
Autumn is near at hand. Next
Tuesday is the first day of the fall
months.
L. L. Benedict made trip to Wah-
peton Sunday morning, returning
Monday night.
President Cleveland says if he lived
in Walena he would buy his cigars at
Amos & Benedict's.
Remember the County Fair Septem.
ber 2lst. 22nd and 23rd, and prepare
som ething to exhibit.
W. G. Andrews, of Minneapolis.
agent for the Minnesota Paper Co.,
called on the FARMER Tuesday.
r.aud Mrs. c. Potter will celebrate
the twentieth anniversary of their
wedding Monday evening Sept. 7th.
J.. J. Bennett has just received a
large invoice of new stoves and has
them nicely arranged in his hardware
store.
Mrs. C. II. Peake went to Detroit,
Monday, on visit to the Rev. E.. S.
Peake and family residing at that
place.
Miss George Boss, who has been
visiting in Wadena for several weeks,
returned to her home at Detroit
Tuesday.
F.. S. Case returned home Saturday
night, from his trip to his mines in
Montana. Ed. comes back looking
hale and hearty.
P.P. Barron has painted his new
barn red and he says that unless the
village fixes the road this side of his
place he will paint the town red.
Miss Emma johnson, accompanied
by her mother, went to Madison, Wis.,,
last week. Miss Emma goes there to
enter course of study in the Madison
University.
N. J. Katzky, 4. Murray and Geo.
A. Whitney, started yesterday morn
ing ON an inspection tour over the new
wagon road between Wadena and the
Shell Prairies.
Mrs. ]. II. O'Niel, of St. Paul, was
visiting in Wadena the fore part Of
the week with her parents DR.. and
Mrs. Jordan. She returned to her
home Tuesday night.
E, Markham has been very sick for
Il week past with a bilious attack, but
under the treatment of DR.. Babcock
is now rapidly improving. His wife
and two children have also been quite
sick.
Rev. 4. McClary will give free
lecture tonight, subject ''That
All are invited to attend.
All mem bers Of the Nj. E. church are
requested to be present at a meeting
to be held Immediately after the
lecture.
The best record on chicken hunting
that we have heard Of being made 80
far this season was that of }. K. Miller,
J. N. Heron, G. Potter and Chas.
Boettcher, who went out north Of
Bluffton, Friday, and killed over one
The girls of the NJ. E.. Sunday School
will have pink-te Saturday evening
Goth, in the Central Hotel
commencing at o clock; the
proceeds to be used for the benefit of
the 5. S. This will be the last of their
Come one, come all;
eat, drink and be merry. Price, 25
cts. for one, 40 cts. for couple.
Over one million boxes of Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets sold in the past
twelve months, purely upon their
merits. Why suffer with Chronic
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Sour Stom-
ach, Sick Headache, Heartburn, and
Female Troubles, when Amos & Bene.
dict offer you relief and positive cure
in II the Dysp*psia Tablets. They sell
them on y guarantee. 3
Miss uettie Rcnar returned to Wa
dena the fore part of the week, from
trip to Montana. She brought back a
human skull that she picked up while
roaming over the old Custer BATTLE
field near the Rosebud river. The
skull is at Whitney & Couillarl's Of
flee. It is we'll proportioned skull
and Judging from its appearance we
should say had been a white man,
although Miss B0nar was told by
parties in Montana that it was an In
dams skull.
Grand News For the Farmers,
Mr.. Fred H. Lake, manager for the
Northwestern Land and Loan Com
pany, of Fergus Falls, Minn., leaves
to-day for New York and Boston for
the purpoIe of perfecting arrange
nents for + large supply of money for