The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-05-14
Local DaSheS.

centy per quart.
Northe,n grown garden seeds in
bulk 1T Bar pn's>
C. A. Coulllard was in Dover Lake,
Tuesday. on legal business.
Get "Pearl of Savoy" the earliest
potato known. 1T c. $. Bcss's.
The front of the "Gem' saloon has
been treated to coat of paint.
John Fox, Of breckenridge, was
fecistered ut the Merchants, Thurs
day.
Timothy, Glover, Red Tcp, Blue
Grass Alillet and Hungarian Seeds at
Barron's.
j. N. Heron is building a kitchen
on the west side Of his building on
.Averill street.
The finest stock Of bird cages in the
city, just received at the Wadena
Jewelry Store.
John Becker is having his store
building on the corner OF Third and
King streets, kalsomined.
Amos & Benedic: have set up their
soda fountain, and wind can now be
procured in any abundance.
The front of the new barber shop
DN Front street has been painted in fly
colors, and presents Il very attractive
appearance.
N. s. Morical, Of Bertha township,
called on Us Tuesday. lie says there
is considerable corn being planted in
that town this year.
While the special car Of the North
west was in the city Tuesday, the
editor, L, V. Smalley, made the
FARMER pleasant call.
C.P. Spaulding, of St. Paul, former
,y of this place, was in town Friday
He is advance agent for Master New
ton the champion bycicle ridder.
II. Palmateer has put down a new
oil cloth carpet on the floor OF his
barber shop. He is going to have the
walls newly papered and the woodwork
vanished.
Kohler & Yarrow have opened a
barber shop in the Stinehour building
on Front. street. ed. Yarrow will
have charge Of the shop. Mr.. Kohlcr
has a shop ut Verndale.
Loren Sloan. of Bismarck, D. r., was
in Waaena this week visiting with his
relatives and friends. lie is on his
way to Superior, Wis.,, where, if he
finds work, lie will move his family.
Don't forget that for ST.. 90 year you
can get Gath letters" serial stories
from Wilkie Collins, 'Ouida,' Mary
Elizabeth Braddon, Miss Olipllant and
several other leading noyelists of the
day,
C. S. Boss was at OsAkis, Alexandria
and Sauk Centre last week. lie says
that business is not any better at those
places than in Wadena and he thinks
not AS good. lie says he is contented
to stay right here III Wadena.
At the recent meeting of the Grand
Lodge, a. O. U. W., held in st. Paul,
II. F. Burch was elected Grand Over
seer and Geo. A. Whitney was appoint
ed by the Grand Master Workman, 4
member of the Judiciary committee CT
said lodge.
G. A. Couillard received a letter.
Monday morning, from the attending
physician of his father-in-law, Philo
Lackey, of Westheld, Wis.,, stating
that Mr.. I.ackey had Il severe attack
Of heart disease, from which, it would
be impossible for him to recover. al
though lie might linger along|for some
time.
Hassan & Lambert are still on deck
with full stock Of Furniture, Sewing
Machines. Baby Carriages, Boys Ex.
Nress Wagons, Cof1ins, Baskets, Trim
mings, &c. They are also prepared to
tlo House and Sign Painting, Graining,
Calsomining anu Paper Hanging,
They are here to stay and their work
will lie done accordingly.
While on trip to Verndale last
Sunday, OH railroad bicycle, +. W.
Balfour lost his pocket book which
contained Il draft for $l52.l0, enclosed
in an envelope addressed to Grass,
Morrison & Grant, Fergus Falls,
Il check of deposit for $1,000: $26 90 in
cash and other valuable papers. Mr..
l1alfouc offers Il liberal reward for it's
return.
W. E. Beach who has spent several
months in Wadena with his daughter,
Mrs. B. II. Bucklanu. started for St.
l-oais, Mo-, Tuesday, to make his
home with his son who resides there.
Mr.. Beach has made many friends
while in Wadena who will be sorry to
learn of his departure. The best
wishes of his friends here accompany
him to his new home.
The editor, general business agent,
special artist, and stenogra her OF the
Northwest Monthly Magazine, with
their special car, were in Wadena
Tuesday. They took a sketch of
Third street aud will publish in their
III 'gazine descriptive article on our
town. together with a cut of the prin-
cipal street. An illustrated article Of
this kind will do much towards bring
ing people to our beautiful village and
fort 10 oountru