The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-04-16
Local DaShGS.

Seeding is progressing rapidly.
Garden seeds il, bulk at c. S. Boss.
Town lots fer sa1e by Whitley 4 Co.
f. +. luce went I'd Minneapolis,
Friday.
Seed wheat for sale At the Farmers
Elevator:
Good show case Tor safe 1T Slime
hours Drug Store:
Chi,arens' Express Wagons at the
Wadena Jewelry store:
j. w. White, of Vining, registered
at the Merchants, Sunday:
tuy vour seeds OF Barron where you
can get pure Northern grown.
Tickets for sale for Donavins Ten
hesseeans, at Amos L Benedict's.
Ed. Yarrow, formerly Of this city is
now working in i barber SHOP at Vern'
dale.
Timothy, Glover, Red Tcp, Blue
Grass, Nlillet and Hungarian Seeds ut
l,arron's.
Ice cream and cake for 10 cents at
the Dorcas Soirce next Thursday
evening April 23d.
J. r. Miiler contemplates erecting
!. han some dwelling the coming
summer on his lots on Averill street.
Conductor Geo. Cornwall, of the n:
r. R. r., was in Wadena the latter
part of the week, shaking hands with
his friends.
The Belle of Minnesota and Pearl
of Savoy, the best two kinds of
potatos for this country. For sale
ly Barron.
1t is currently reported on the
streets and generally believed that
Whitney & Co., have no dwellings to
rent-for that purpose.
A party of young people will go to
Verndale this evening to attend the
rink at that place. Of course they
will have Il pleasant time.
C. Shuttle has rented tie Staples
building first door south of the Jewel
~ store, for harness shop and will
move into it in u few days.
Thos. Norman, of Brainerd, was in
Wadena over Sunday. He went to
Clitherall, Monday morning, on avisit
to his daughter, Mrs. w. II. Kell.
w. J. Whipple, of the Inter: Ocean,
Superior, Wis.,, arrived in Wadeha,
Saturday night, to attend the funeral
of his mother which was held Oh Sun
day.
Theo. Northfoss has plans perfected
for fine residence to he erected i'm
mediately. The architecture will be
something out of the usual line Of
Wadena buildings:
The public schools will commence
next Monday after 4 vdcAti on of three
weeks. Prof. Buck is now in Fergus
Falls but will ret>trh this week to as
sumo his duties rs principal.
Parties having land contracts wit h
the Northern Pacific R. r. Co., can
save money Ivy paying up in preferred
stock. which may he ordered through
Peake & Murray of Wadena MINI.
w. w. Graham returned home from
Ashland; Wis.,, Monday night. He
says that Wadena is the boss place
yet. He says good deal of the boom
ut Ashland is on paper and in your
mind.
Farmers and horseineh will be
pleased to learn that the superb STALL
ion Vidocq Jr. will stand for service
this season in this place. Look for
posters giving dates, terms, ETC., in
about five days.
Frank Martin, Esq, of the firm of
Griffith & Martin of Floyd, Iowa, was
III Wadena, Saturday: He stopped off
here while on his way home from a
trip to Dakota, where lie had been
with car load of horses.
We learn from w. J. Whipple that
Lake Superior will probably be open
about the 10th OF May this year.
Work is being pushed on all the new
elevators, four in number, and they
will be ready to receive this years
crop.
Prof. Reynolds, of Fergus Falls, de.
ivereda a very interesting and eloquent
address at the high school building
Thursday night, to a large and apple
ciative audience. After the address
unanimous vote of thanks was ex-
tented to the professor.
The Minneapolis Tribune Co. are
now established in their new quarters.
The Tribune Building is an eight
story brick and stone building just
completed at an expense of $2l5,000.
The rentals exceed $2l, 900 per annum
and every room is occupied.
The job department of the FARMER
Office is building up an enviable repu-
tation for doing frst-class work. 1t
recently received large order for
printed stationery from Iowa. Eter-
nal rustling is the key to prosperity
and large orders for fine job work.
The Farmer learns, with pleasure,
that Miss Lille Webb is soon to be
united in marriage to a Mr.. Deere.
pay-master for Wenston Bros :, of
Minneapolis, who were the construct
ors Of the great St. Louis bridge at