The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-02-26

Dance Tomorrow night. ~ =.
! Go 10 Boss for White fish.
Who'd wanted on subscription.
n. F. Brown, our liveryman, is sick
|aled. ...~ -
| 1.-THE depot at Dluffton. burned last
sunday. ..,:-.~ 49,. -.
Y $25, 900 to loan on improved farms
by Whitney & Co. =.
james Wyvell, of Battle Lake was
in town tho fore part Of the week.
WASrEp-20,0o0 White or Burr
Oak Tics.e MEYER & Coon. !.
The Village Council have passed an
ordinance placing heavy license on
dogs.
Dance in the hall tomorrow (Fri-
day. evening. Tickets IS cents.
Good music,
District Court for Wadena county
will he held ut this place next week.
commencing on Monday.
The FARMER acknowledges a
pleasant call this morning from A. L,
Witter, Esq.,, Of Dover Lake. u
Chas Guisness Is building a small
steam boat which will be placed on
West Battle Lake in the spring.
A few more customers can be sup
piled with milk by applying to
3o-tf. II. W. FULLER.
OxEN-I wish to purchase one yoke
Of oxen for cash, and Mt cash price.
GEO. A. WHITNEY.
Repairing of al kinds Of sewing
machines will he done 1T G. G. May
sr's. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no
pay.
1t is impossible to find fault with
What is really pure and of fine quality,
such as II. F. Burch's "Faultless
Tea
Mrs. Nichols, of Aldrich was visit
ing in Wadena last week, with Mrs.
Nettie L. Jones': She returned to AL
drich Saturday ngiht.
White fish from the lakes on Shell
Prairie, ut C. S. Boss Red Front
Grocery. They are fresh and excel
lent. Try 4 mess of them.
Parties intending to prove up on
their claims at the Fergus Falls Land
ONCE, can have their publication
papers made out ut this Office with out
extra charge.
E. b. F, llett returned hone TEa s.
day night from his visit in Wisconsin.
He says the winter has been more
severe there than here. and that they
have about two feet of snow
The Masquerade Ball at Henninei':s:
Friday night was reported a grand
success. A good crowd was in attend.
ance, the music first class and a grand
good time was experienced by all.
Henning takes the cake for fine dances.
G. G. Mayer has been appointed
agent for the sale of the Singer Sew.
ing Machine ut this place and sur.
| rounding vicinity. He wishes to IN.
form the public that they can buy a
machine and pay for it in install
! M nts of $F3 per month.
A. DeLacy Wood, Of the Carlton
County Press, who is we'll known
here, came near getting licked last
week according to his own story, but
didn't. 1t is hard to see why any
one should harbor any illwill against
so peaceable citizen as A. DcLacy,
-2slegran. = II
I Frank Kingsley and wife, who have
been visiting with his father, Sheriff
Kingsley Of this place the past few
months, started on their return t
their home in Iowa Sunday night
Frank says if he can makea proper dis
position of his property down thel
he will return in the spring and maxi
Wade Ia his future home.
! B. F. uerrick, Travelling Agent O.
Minneapolis Tribune, dropped int,
our Office last Thursday giving us
hearty hand shake and the compli
ments of the Tribune. If the time
are quiet, Mr.. II. makes things livel,
where he goes and scatters sunshin,
and literature al! along his route Hi
album contains many distinguish,
and titled names.
The lecture in the NJ. +. churcl
last Thursday night, BY Rey.Thos
McC lary, Of Minneapolis, on the sub
sljects q ..S,,nsI1ins In Labor. was. on,
LOT the finest lectares eyer delivered /,
IWAdens. He il \ good speaker ant
4 No si,bisct that was chosen Va.
Endl 4 e. psrfsction. Thsrswas :
i 6sd ansiIsIlcs and everyone vas more
than pleased with the lecture.
The Dorcas Magazine, a periodical
devoted to the interests of Women ant
the Home, has completed it's frs
years work. Its pages are filed with
plain directions for making an infinite
variety of useful and decorative ar,
ticles, and its aim is evidently notion