The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-05-28
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Lawn Social to- morrow night.
Buy pieplant of Fuller's milkmap.
Wall Paper ut Amos 4 Benedict's.
Remember Decoration Day is 2fay
;3Oth.
I. uazlett, of Verndale, was ON our
streets, yesterday.
Mrs. c. M. Maltby. of Bluffton, was
in Wadena yesterday.
Home made lard and home smoked
Bacon at A. G. Peake's.
S. Butler, of Perham, registered at
the Merchants, Monday.
G..N. Bird, of Clitherall, registered
at the Merchants. last Friday.
The highest market price paid for
oats At the Farmers Elevator.
C. II. Peake, of Minneapolis, was in
town the fore part Of tho week.
Services in the Methodist church on
Sunday at 1880 a. m, and Up. m.
Judge Ostrander has gone to Mime
apolis to receive medical treatment.
Attorney A. G. Broker, went out to
Hennirg, Tuesday. on legal business.
r. w. Dennison and wife, of Per-
ham, registered at the Merchants,
Sunday.
County Auditor Mcdonald, of Hem
nepin county, was in town Monday
evening.
The finest stock of bird cages in the
city, just received at the Wadena
Jewelry Store.
On Decoration Day, Saturday May
80, the postofice will be closed from
10 a. IN, to 5p. m.
Broker & Rawsen have about 10000
good brick for sale, cheap for cash, or
will trade them for stock.
C. A. Smith, of Oak Valley, says
that Oak Valley takes the lead in crops
from Wadena to Fergus Falls.
TO RENT-Up stairs, John Becker's
building, corner King and Third st.
a very comfortable dwelling house.
r Fitzgerald, Of St. Paul. travelling
agent for Allen, Neon & Co., whole
sale groceries, was in Wadena last
Sunday
August Carlson, has purchased of
Field & Ostrander, the nel-4 of the
nel.4 of Section II, Township 1874,
K;.nge IS.
Court sits next Monday at Wade.
ma, with Judge Reynolds, of Crookston
on the bench. All Jurors are expected
to be present.
WI. Northfess has Sought of the
N. p. r. r. Company, lots one and
two in block Al, in the Norther Pacific
Addition to Wadena,
We wish to correct an error which
occarred in last weeks FARMER. The
of the schools was 33 instead of 80.
There was full-blooded dude in
town yesterday. 1t was quite 4 curl.
osity to many of our citizens as they
had never seen one Of the animals be-
fore.
A. II. Henry. of Leaf River, has S
lately had his pension incr a<e. from
eight dollars per month to twelve.
This is a very desirable increase for
Mr.. Henry.
Bead the new "ad' of the Wadena
Planning Mills in another column
They are knocking the bottom out OF
prices. They have a Car load of lime
for sale. Call and see them,
Presiding Elder McClary, preached
in the NJ. E. church last Sunday even
ing to a large audience. His sermon
was 4 very interesting one and wa!
duly appreciated by his audience.
Attorney G. A, Couillard returne<
from Fergus Falls last night, wher,
lie has been attending court. He say
that twenty-one indictments have al
ready been brought in by the Crane
Jury.
Fred Buhr, of Perham, is going t<
open an agricultural agency at Wade
11a. lie is agent for tho AcCormicl
l1arvesters and Twine Binders. GIN
Ross, of Fergus Falls, has been her,
the past week getting the machinery
set up and in shape to exhibit.
Jones & Barrett shipped from Wa
.hena yesterday to Montana, three cal
loads of yearling steers and heifers
johnson & Dickey also shipped two
Car loads of two year old's. They were
fine lot Of young cattle and show that
this country can produce stock as well
as wheat.
". J. Whipple has again taken the
position of editor of the Superior
1nter.Ocean, G. E. Foote retiring. We
are glad to note this change W. J.
Is the right man for the place and the
lnter-Ocean will now no doubt receive
the hearty support Vt the business
men of that city.
11assan 4 Lambert are still an deck
with 4 full stock of Furniture, Sewing
Machines, Baby Carriages, Boys Elk.
press Wagons, Cofins, Caskets, Trim.
nings, &c. They are also prepared tc
do House and Sign Painting, Graining,
Calsomining and Paper Hanging
They are here to stay and their work
will he dope accordingly.
11uroDn Ross 1v| n hoo l,o,,,