The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-06-11
own lots for sale by Whitney & Co

city, Monday:
$4,000 to loan on imptoo4ed tafnis
by Whitney & Co.
A. S. Blowers. of New York Mills,
was il, town, Saturday.
There have been quite 4 number of
tramps in town of late:
Childrens' Express Wagons at the
Wadena Jewolry store.
| A. n. Peach; of Dover Lake, was in
town the fore part of tho week.
! A: s. Mcmillan, of the Verndale
Journal, was in town, yesterday:
The Wadena Schools will close to-.
morrow, for vacation Of about three
months:
Comm. II. Lyons, of Thomastown,
was in the city yesterday, in attend
ance At court.
Road Master John Dorsey, of the
West Minnesota Division of the N. p,
was in town Monday.
Our job department has just turned
out lot of stationery for the new law
firm of Wilson t. Stearns:
! For full particulars in regard to the
excursion to Battle Lake next Sunday,
see the small posters scattered about
town.
Mrs. 7. F. Ostrander started Mon
day night, for Minneapolis, where her
husband is now receiving medical
treatment.
There will probably be d skating race
at the rink, Saturday evening, between
Selig Kramer, and Max Nicolaus, of
Sank Centre.
II. Kemper, Martin Shea, and p.
Schroeder, Of PerhAm, were i'll town
Monday forenoon, on their way to
Fergus Falls.
Geo: Carpenter; 1T Wahpeton' postal
clerk on the Manitoba r. R., was in
Wadena Sunday and Monday. shak-
ing hands with his friends.
For SALE.-Forty acres of land, one
mile north and one mile east from the
town of Verndale. Eighteen acres
cultivated. w. H. HARRIS.
Mrs. C. A: Cromett returned home
from Minneapolis, Saturday night,
where she had been visiting for some
time past with her sister, Mrs. G. H.
Peake.
There will be a Fourth of July cele-
bration in II. Thompson's grove, about
five miles north of Wadena. Read
the announcement by the committee
in another column,
A school picnic will he had in L. A,
Paddock grove south of town Satur-
day, under tie management of the
teachers in the Wadena Schools. A
good program has been prepared and
an excellent time can be expected.
LosT.-In Wadsna, a gold scarf pin
with three small stones set in the
form of clover leaf. Finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the same
at this Office or with the undersigned,
1T the Clerk of the Courts office.
G.. F. BILLIARD.
A train passed through Wadena
Saturday, carving company of is.
Cavalry from Fl. Leavenworth, Kas.
The company consisted of sixty regu-
lars and two officers, and were under
the command of Capt. W. s. Edgerley.
They were going to Fl. Keogh Montana.
Read the new ''ad'' in another COL
umn of the Diamond 10 Line Steamers.
Boats on this line runs between St.
Paul and st. Louis, Mo-, ;!na is the
best line on the north end Of the Mis-
sissippi. Steamers leave St. Paul
about three times a week. If you
want to take a pleasant trip go down
the river over this line.
| Prof. Buck informs US that cordial
Invitation is extended to everybody
to attend the school picnic to be given
Fin Paddock's grove next Saturday.
Those not having rigs of their own and
desiring to attend, will meet at the
school house at 8 O'Clock in the morn
ing where teams will be ready to carry
them out. Paddock's grove is an ex-
cellent place for picnic and = very
Eonjoyable time will no doubt be had.
! The Northwest, published at Min.
neapolis by E. V. Sma1ley, comes to
US this month containing many inter.
esting and descriptive articles of
| towns ard country along the line of
the Noathern Pacific r, r. It contains
descriptive and illustrated article on
Wadena. The description of the place
is correct one and not at all exagger-
ated- The cut of Third street is Il
very good one and our citizens are
swell pleased With the interest that
Mr.. Smalley has taken in our behalf.
Rev. Thos. McClary's lecture in the
Methodist church Tuesday evening,
on ''The struggle for 4 Home" was
deeply interesting to every one. From
s.the f1rstsweet dawno l,ve''untilmar-
riage and paren:agge have brought new
attractions Tito: their lives, and then
more so than ever, the ysarnfng of
EVERY true man and woman should be
for home which shall be net merely
place OF resistance. This was the
spirit of his }ecttrs. 1t was pleasant
ly variegated with Delightfully."- anus
ing little anecdotes, OF which his store
seemed to he unlimited. The mum.