The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-05-14


Childrens' Express Wagons at the
WaAcna Jewclry store.
The highest market price paid fol
oats 1T the Farmers Elevator.
buy vour seeds Of Barron where you
can get pure Northern grown.
+. W, Dcnnison, of Perham, regis
! tered at the Merchants, Friday.
WaxryD-Potatocs at 20 cts. a
bu,hcl in trade at Meyer & Coon.
b. C. Barrett and D. +. Jones are
buying yearling steers to ship to
Montana.
Go to Amos & Bene'lict's for bird
cages and flower pots. A large stock
just received.
Cal, 1T Mrs. l.. Kramer's if you want
the latest styles of hats and bonnets
at very low prices.
Services of the Episcopal church
will be held in Wadena on Sunday "a,
inst, morning and evening. . ::
The Operetta of Red Riding Hood
will be, by request. repeated in the
near future. Due notice will be given.
T, F. Moore is building an addition
on the back end Of his store building,
nov occupied by G. S. Boss us Il gro.
Gerry store.
The Belle of Minnesota and Pearl
of Savoy, the best. two kinds OF
potatos for this country. For sale
by Barron.
Mrs. ], II. O'Niel, of st. Paul, ar
rived in Wadena, Saturday, afternoon.
on Il visit to DR.. and Mrs. Jordan and
other friends.
The Wadena County Bible Society
will hold it's ANIMAL meeting in the
NJ. F. church Friday May 22nd. A
good time is expected.
The party that borrowed the wagon
that stood back of the Merchants Bank
will please return the same and save
trouble. FRANK MCNAMARA.
LosT-May 9th, ut the skating rink.
Il gold lace pin with turquoise and
pearl setting, Finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving at Mrs. Lamber-
sons.
Parties having land contracts will
t he Northern Pacific r. r. Co., can
save money Ivy paying up in preferred
stock. which may be ordered through
Peake & Murray of Wadena Minn.
Mrs. Geo. A. Whitney and Mrs. c..
A. Couillard, started yesterday fore.
noon for their old home in Westfeld,
Wis, they having received message
stating that their father was not ex-
pected to live but short time.
All interested in extending the cir
culation of the bible, are cordially in
vited to atteud the annual meeting of
the Wadena County Bible Society At
the NJ. E. church OH Friday evening,
May %. Rev John Hinton, District
Superintendent will be present.
James Riley had slight
apoplectic shock last Friday evening
which lasted about one hour. Drs.
Babcock and Cromett were called and
brought him out of it all right and he
was able to attend to business the next
day, but he has not as yet entirely re-
gained his strength.
jill. Montgomery is having serious
time with the fore finger on his left
hand, lie thinks that it is a
cancer. lie has had chunk Of flesh
cut out of the front of the finger but
it is thought that the roots extend so
deep that it will be hard to kill them
and in order to save his hand his finger
will probably have to be cut off. =:
DR.. W. Niven, the Minneapolis
dentist that was in Wadena the past
week, met with decided success and
his work gave good satisfaction to our
people. lie went to Perham yesterday
afternoon where he will remain for a
week. lie says that he will be in Wa.
dena again about the middle of July.
Notice of the exact date will be given
in due time.
One of the incest jobs of paper
hanging that we have seen in Wade:
u, was done by Dan Miller and Geo.
F. Cook in Frank Fields room in the
Heron building. Itis almost impos-
sible to detect where the paper joins.
They are also painting the wood work.
Frank will have one Of the pleasant est
rooms in the city when everything is
completed.
A smaller audience has not for some
time assembled in the Opera House
than that which greeted Heywood's
Mastodons Monday night. Among
much fun that has neither wit nor
hum0r in 1t, and in spite Of the heavy
panoramic passages.the have Il strong
fund of nproarious hilarity that makes
their entertainment quite passable. At
any rate, the belittleing criticism
which has been so copiously poured
forth on them by some of the news
papers in neighboring towns is not
altogether called for.
Quite an excitement was created on
Third street last Sunday, by a bullet
crashing through one Of the large
panes of glass in the front Of J. X.
Miller's hardware store. There were
several men standing il. front Of the