The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-10-01
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Fuller sells 40 quarts for \ dollar.
Loom for sale; enquire at this office.
J.K. Miller took a trip to Motley
Friday, =
Money to loan on Real Estate, by
A. Murray. r. .@~zt-
: Championship race at the rink sator-
day evening, ~
"My Partne," At Light Guard Hall
Monday night. g..
Mrs. c. NJ. Kingsley is very sick
with 4 bilious attack.
W. w. Graham has the lumber on
the ground for new barn.
Henry Weizel has built woodshed
at the rear of his residence.
The New Home Sewing Machine,
for from $25 up, at J. J. Benefits.
J. II. Montgo merry returned home
from the State Fair Sunday morning.
DR.. C. B. Jordan was in attendance
at the State Fair the fore part of the
week.
Capt. V:ning, of Fergus, was on our
streets, Monday. shaking haads with
the boys.
Nest all of the Wadenaites who were
in attendance ut the State Fair have
returned home.
Insure your stores, houses. barn,
grain and stock with Whitney 4
Couillartl and be safe.
. n. T. Lyceum Theatre Company at
Light Guard Hall Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
Geo. H. Tong aud lady, of Butte,
Montana, were stopping at the Mer.
chants the fore part of the week.
Miss Minnie Boss, who was visiting
In Wadena last week, returned to her
home in Detroit, Saturday afternoon.
Everybody should attend the Light
Guard ball Tonight; tickets only IS
cents. Music by Kingsley Bros.
Orch estra.
Centennial Temperance Sermon by
Rev. c. Is. Fellows at the Cong'l
church next Sunday morning at 1880.
No evening services.
John Peterson is having an I. built
on to his house l4x20 feet on the
ground with . #. posts. 0. E. An
drews is doing the carpenter work.
Did you ever stop to think that Il
few dollars invested in an Insurancet
policy with Field & Ostrander would
save you many hundred in case of 4
fire.
Mrs. Wilkinson, who resides about
two miles northeast If town, has been
very sick of late but under the treat
ment of DR.. Babcock is now rapidly
improving.
=. Col. Townsend, of Fergus Falls, late
manager of the Grand Hotel, was in
Wadena Monday, visiting Atty G. l..
Baxter. Mr.. Townsend stopped off
here on his way to st. Paul.
a. S: Earnist is now conductor of
the freight on the branch running to
Fergus Fails. He takes the p1ace OF
Conductor Kingman and the latter has
been given a train on the main line.
Mrs. W. G. Cressey, of Minneapolis.
a former resident Of Wadena, arrived
in the city on the y. m. train last
Friday, on visit to friends. She is a
sisterot C. II. Foss, Esq, of Henning.
Chauncy L. Baxter was visiting his
father, Judge Baxter, at Fergus Falls
last week. He says there will be a
large delegation of Fergnsites in at
tendance at the Fair in Wadena next
week.
Misses Fannie and Hannah Katzky
Carrie Metzger, and Mr.. Fred Katzky,
went to Fergus Falls yesterday morn
ing to attend the Park Region Fair
and to visit with friends residing in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. P. Barron returned
home from the State Fair Tuesday
afternoon. Barron says the rain came
down in streams as big as your finger
but nevertheless there was a large
crowd in attendance.
C. A. Couillard presented us = few
days since with handsome paper ruler
with the advertisement of the West
ern Assurance Co., of Toronto, hand.
somely displayed on it. Mr.. Couillard
is agent for the company.
Work was begun Tuesday on the new
Congregational parsonage on Fourth
street Forth of their churc', build
ing. The main part will be l6x24 feet
on the ground with Is it. posts and
the l. will be l6xl6 with 10 #. posts.
Services in the NJ. F.. church next
Sunday at 1890 a. m. conducted by
Rev. John Knight, This will he the
last service of the year and the stew
ards and Ill other members should be
there us some financial matters are
to he considered.
Farmers will be- glad to lear that
Mr.. Lake has completed his arrange
ments for money for farm loans in
Northern Minnesota. He is now in
Boston and will soon start for Fergus
Falls with his barrel of money and we
hope next week we can announce his
arrival.
An ordinance was passed at the
meeting of the Village Council, last
Saturday evening, prohibiting pupils