The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-01-22
Local Daslles,/
Wheat is worth SO cents.T

C. II. Peake. Of Minneapolis, is in
town.
II. NJ. Dibble has moved in to the
Central Hotel.
Sewing machine needles and oil at
e. G. Mayors.
An Peach Of Dover Lake, was in
town, Tuesday.
Good cook stove for sale at this
cflice; cheap fol. cash.
DR.. G. a. Gro .,ett has purchased Il
handsome new cutter.
Chas. Britts. of Verndale, registered
at the Merchants, Tuesday.
& Barney Metzger is located at Minor,
d. r., in the jewelry business.
j. $. Billings, Of Fergus Falls, was
registered ut the Merchants, Monday.
The Editor Of the Park Rapids En-
terprise has taken nuto himself Il bet
ter half.
Rev. Vetters buried his little two.
year.old girl, Sunday. She died of
membraneous Group.
f. II. Love, Of the Perham Bulletin,
inscribed his name upon the register
nt the Merchants, Saturday.
Willie Metzger started for Kansas
City, No., the fore part of the week.
ard will remain There with his brother.
Repairing of all kinds of sewing
machines will be done at G. G. May
er's. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no
pay.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 7. Fox WAS buried Monday
1t had suffered for long time with a
disease of the spine.
Fem Barron, who we reported last
week rs slowly recovering from his
late illness. has since that time had :,
relapse and is now considered in a
very dangerous condition.
Parties having land contracts with
the Northern Pacific r. r. Co., can
wave money by paying up in preferred
stock. which may be ordered through
reske 4 Murray of Wadena Mimi.
It is possible to find fault with a.
most any thing, but We defy the most
fxstidious connoisseur to find the
slightest fault with the purity or
aromatic bouquet Of Fl. +. Burah' ;
Faultless Tea. j
f. F.. Luce went to Minneapolis,
Monday morning, to be treated for
lilies, with which he has been suffer-
ing most severely for q month or six
weeks past. We hope he will rsturn
greatly benefited. i
Forty splendid new breech loading
rifles have been received by the Wa
dena Light Guards. from State Adjt.
Gan. McCarty. The boys feel real
brave now and bid defiance to the
indians or any flock of geese.
HUREAH-Founda at last, At Hassan
i I.ambert's the place to buy Furni-
ture, Collins, Picture Frames, Looking
Glasses, Hand Sleds, Clothes horses.
&c., at rock bottom prices. Also,
Agents for American Sewing Ma
chimes.
c. G. Mayer has been appointed
agent for the sale of the Singer Sew.
ing Machine 1T this place and sur
rounding vicinity. He wishes to IN
fern the public that they can buy a
machine and pay for it in install.
'ments of So per month.
Rev. Mr.. Peake, of Detroit, has
been in town this week making some
new plans for the Episcopal church.
His next appointment will be Sunday
evening Feb. LIST. A business meet.
ing of the subscribers to the chu1cl,
fund will be held Friday evening Jan.
3Oth At the Merchants Hotel at
O'Clock.
Supt. Harding called on us Friday
and informed us that = teachers in.
stitnte would be held at Wadena com.
mencing on the 9th Of April, next.
Mr.. Harding is alive to the education'
al interests of the county. Our teach;
ers should AL feel grateful to him TO,
making known the time of holding
tho institute so lerg in advance, tn rs
giving them ample time to make ar.
engagements for attending. Every
teacher in the county, and everyone in.
tending to teach, should make ar.
engagements to attend. A vast amount
of valuable information can be obtain.
ed by thus assembling together.
Ne are in receipt of the first mum.
-bsr Of the Pubic Herald, published
by L. Lum Smith. publisher of the
agents Herald, which hats 80 long been
n shield to publishers, and the public
in. general. in the way of exposing
frauds. The Public Herald takes
the same bold stand against frauds as
has the Agents Herald. Mr.. Smitl,
has long been terrier to frauds. for
no sooner do they get established than
he ponnees down upon them in his
bold faerless way. He has done more
for the public in this way than any
other man living. The country pres.
especially are greatly indebted to him
for he has saved them many dollar,
Ivy his prompt exposures of fraudulen
advertisers. ...< =:
H. Gard of Thanks.
* .s,.sS We wish to express our gratitude t
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