The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-05-07

Town lots for sale by Whitney & Co.
Wall Paper at Amos l. Benedict's.
$4,000 to loan on improved farms
by Whitney & Co.
Childrens' Express Wagons at the
Wadena Jewelry store.
For first-class dentistry give DR..
Niven visit this week.
J. A. Stavely, of Henning, register;
ed ut Kings Hotel, Friday.
Buy vour seeds of Barren where you
can get pure Northern grown.
WANrxD-Potatoes at 20 cts. a
bu,hcl in trade at Meyer & Coon.
G. II. Bradford, of Dover Lake, reg.
istered ut the Kings Hotel, Saturday.
Heywool's Mastodons at Light
Guard Hall, Monday evening May IL.
Now is the timo that everybody is
poor. The assessor is making his
circuit.
E.E. Luce has rented the room at
the rear end of the barber shop for 4
law office.
G. Potter is having porch built in
front Of his hotel. W. W. Graham is
doing the work.
John Hayton is Singing calico, etc.,
1T II. F. Bnrch's store during the
absence of Mr.. Burch.
Mrs. c. C. Parker and Mrs. J. II.
Bradford, of Verndale, were visiting
friends in Wadena, Friday.
Sheriff Kingsley has moved into the
McClatchie house near the north end
of Third street in Oak Park addition.
"G,tl,'s" letters, Wilkie Collins and
Miss Braddon's serial stories can be
found only in the Minneapolis Trib-
une.
r. G. Thompson will act as assistant
cashier in the Wadena Exchange
Bank during the absence of Mr.. Baum.
bach.
The Belle of Minnesota and Pearl
of Savoy, the best two kinds OF
potatos for this country. For sale
by Barron.
Geo. A. Whitney AMI II. F. Burch.
went to St. Paul, Tuesday morning to
attend a meeting OF the Grand Lodge,
A. o. U. w.
Another little snow storm Tuesday
night and Wednesday. 1t amounted
to about the same thing as rain, the
snow being very soft. We were in
need of rain and it was therefore a
pretty good thing.
W. r. Baumbach and H. F. Burch,
started last night for the Hot
Springs. in Arkansas, They will
DO gone until about the Is of June. We
wish the boys pleasant time and
hope that they will return greatly i'm
proved in health.
G. II. Boettcher has sold, to Herman
Rudolph Of Perham, the sl-2 sel-4
! Section l9, Township l34, situated two
and one.half miles south of Nadena,
and known as the Hammer farm. Con-
siderati on, $9s0.O0 Mr., RHdol ph will
move on to the place next fall.
Mrs. L. Kramer has just received a
fresh lot of hats and bonnets OF the
latest styles and fashions; also, fancy
and other goods, which, us usual, will
be sold at very low prices, Having
recovered from her late sickness she
is now prepared to greet her old and
new patrons, and all those that are
pleased to call at the old reliable
Pioneer Millinery Store of Wadena.
Read II. F. Burch's new advertise.
ment in another column. If you want
dry goods, clothing, gents furnishing
goods, hats, caps. boots and shoes,
fancy and staple groceries, or in fac,
anything usually carried in a first class
general store, call on him. His prices
are reasonable and his goods are of The
best quality. His store is filed from
top to bottom with as 6ne stock OF
goods rs Was ever brought to Wadena
No trouble to show goods and quote
prices. Call and see him.
Heywood's New York Mastodons
and Picturesque Uncle Toms Cabin
This Great Troupe of Performers viii
appear at Hadena Monday evening
April 1lth. Our exchanges speak ol
them in the most flattering terms, anG
pronounce their entertainment first
class in its line. There are no long in
terludes, but constant chain of int er.
esting. delightful and side-splittine
performances.
The Jimplicute, Of Jefferson, Texas,
says: The Haywood Bros. drew 4
crowded house, and o: 9 an.l all agreed
that they gave good entertainment;
the ctis, they gave the best perform.
ance in their line that has been pres.
ented in the Opera House for long
time. There is not Il dull or dry act in
it from beginning to end, and funny
we'll, anyone who was there and could
refrain from almost going into convul-
sions Of laughter over some of the
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