The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-08-27
Local DaSheS.

School next Monday.
Fuller sells 40 quarts for a dollar.
Town lots for sale by Whitney Co
The best Machine oils at J. J. Ben
nett's.
Cool nights with slight frosts th'
past week.
$4,000 to loan on improved farms
by Whitney & Co.
The New Home Sewing Machine
for from 1925 up, at J. J. Benefits.
Mrs. Chas. Milspaugh, of .Brainerd
was visiting in Wadena last Thurs
day,
Mrs, Thos. Hooker was visiting al
Deer Creek. last week, with hel
parents.
Uncle Billy Lovejoy and c. O. Love
joy, of Thomastown, were in the city
yesterday.
Northern Pacific Preferred stock
for sale to apply on land contracts, by
A. Murray.
A new supply of bird cages at the
Waiena Jewelry Store all tho way
from so cents to SO.
Something new, ladies. Call at
WadeEa Jewelry Store and see those
beautiful Jersey Fob Chains.
ThQrp & Baxter have added to their
Office furniture 4 handsome new desk.
received Monday from .Minneapo il
J. J. Bennett lost five dollar bill
last Friday evening. Dick says he
will give $4.95 for the return of the
same
s. L. Gatchell and wife, E. Salter,
wife, daughter and son, of Atwater,
Minn,, are visiting at DR.. C. B.
Jordan's.
We are in receipt of a season ticket
to tbs Panorama of the battle of Shiloh
with compliments of O, D. Bond,
Manager, Chicago.
Glass meeting in the NJ. E. church
next Sunday 1T 1890 4. m. All men-
bers Of the church are especially re
quested to be present.
Did you say you wanted wedding
ling? II 50, just stop in ut the Wadena
Jewelry Store and see the new pattern
fresh from New York Factories.
Mrs. J. @. Ostrander and children
started Tuesday morning, with a team,
for Clotho, Todd comfy, on visit to
her mother and other relatives resid-
ing there.
Our merchants are very busy now.a a.
days putting in new goods and arrang-
ing their stocks for the fall trade, 80
US to be ready for business when the
rush comes.
England and Russia may blow, and
qurre1 and fight, but they can't get
away with Amos & Benedict on drugs,
medicines and druggists sundrys on
prices and quality.
Go to Stinehour l. Co.'S, for anything
you desire in the drug line. They
also have a large stock Of toilet and
fancy articles. Everything is being
closed out at greatly reduced prices.
G. J. Hamstrin, of Minneapolis,
wholesale nurseryman, called on the
FARMER Friday. He was here taking
orders for fruit trees, shrubbery, etc,
He has some very nice varieties of
apples and small fruits.
-Four teams from Wadena went to
Park Rapids Sunday morning with
travelling men and their sample trunks.
Browns Livery furnished one team,
Cooper's two and J. M. Fuller made
up the fourth. They returned Tues.
day night.
W. C. Holt. our photographer, has
received an elegant new chair for use
in his business. He has also received
several new pieces of scenery whicl,
are very fine designs. He now has
the largest variety of scenery of any
gallery in this section of the country.
Mrs. L. Kramer will start east next
Monday to purchase full stock of
Millinery goods for the fall trade.
Just remember this ladies, and when
she returns call at the store and look
her stock over. Mrs. Kramer always
makes good selections and will be sure
to have something to please you.
Chas. Northfoss l. Sons have put in
a blacksmith shop in connection with
their Planning and Saw mills for the
purpose Of doing the iron work on the
bob sleds that they are manufacturing.
They have engaged H. H.Marotz, of New
York Mills, 4 competent blacksmith,
to preside over this branch of the in
stitution.
A subscription paper has been cir
culated to raise an additional purse to
the one offered by the Agricultural
Society for the base ball game during
the Fair. Quite large amount has
already been subscribed and it will
probably be increased considerably
yet. The purse for tho ball game will
probably bs from $50 to $40.
w. Shuf1ebarger who won't to
Davenport, Iowa. few weeks ago, at
which place his wife and daughters
Miss Nettie. have been stopping for a
year pass, writes that they have gone
TO Detroit. Mich. Mrs. Shufflebarger
and Miss Nettie still have very poor
health, and it is hoped that the change
may prove beneficial to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Peake and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. DOrriSOn.