The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-03-12
Wall PAPER ut Amos & Benedict's.

on our streets. Monday.
We recommend the Minneapolis
Tribune to all our readers.
Blank farm contracts and seed grail
notes ut the FARMER Office.
WASrED-2O,OOO White or Bur-
Oak Ties. MEYER & COOK.
A. $. Mcmillan, Of the Journal
Verndale, called on the FAKMER
Monday.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company
NJ. l, will meet at the hose house
Friday night.
EN-. Wright and wife, of Fergus
Falls, were registered ut the
Merchants, Saturday.
Dr.. n. W. Briggs. of Clitherall, 4
former resident of Wa(lena, was visit
ing in the city. Tuesday.
John Hayton started for tho Shell
Pcairies yesterday. lie has gone up
there to take Il look at the country.
/ wish to buy FIVE good COWS for
cash. A. Il. W1sWELL,
43-2t.
1t is impossible to find fault with
what is really pure and of fine quality,
such rs II. F. Burch's ''Faultless
Tea.'
Mrs. Geo. A. Whitney has been
quite i'll the past week and Mrs. VIM.
Hall has been teaching in her place in
the high school.
F. Balfour, head clerk in Grass
Morrison l. Grants dry goods store at
this place, went to Fergus Falls,
Tuesday morning, on Il visit to his
family.
Parties having land contracts wit h
the Northern Pacific r. r. Co., can
save money by paying up in preferred
stock. which may bs ordered through
peake L Murray of Wadena Minn.
Chas. Feehan informs us tn at
John Wyvell. Of Battle Lake, one of
the parties who's store building was
burned ut Battle Lake, has commenc.
ed the erection of u new building and
will soon be selling furniture again.
Rev. Fleming delivered temper
ance lecture at Bluffton Monday night
and organized Band of Hope with
IS members. Following are the off,
GERS: President, w. w. Palmer;
Vice President, Mary Kramer; Secre-
tary, Nettie loss; Treasurer, Fred D.
Rice. II
w. J. Whipple and family, of Eng
land Prairie, have been very sick the
past few weeks with lung and throat
disease. The children also have the
whooping cough. Mr.. Whipplo has
80 far recovered as t he able to be
out and two of the children are some-
what better, bnt the rest Of the family
are still very low.
TIassan & Lambert are Still on deck
with Il full stock of Furniture, Sewing
Machines, Baby Carriages, Boys Ex-
press Wagons, Coftins, Caskets, Trim
mings, &c. They are also prepared to
do House and Sign Painting, Gra'ning,
Calsomining and Paper Hanging,
They are here to stay and their work
will be done accordingly. i
The sixteenth anniversary of Miss
Ettie Nheeler's birthday was cele-
brated yesterday evening by a party
given ut the residence of her father,
A. W. Wheeler. Invitations were
sent out and nice party of young
folks assembled. Everything was ar.
ranged in good shape and the party
was very enjoyable affair.
Geo. A. Whitney has secured,
through Representative Knox and
Senator Billson, an appropriation of
$500 for the road running north 10 Park
Rapids. Now, that the Village Coun.
Gil have right to approriate money
on roads outside of the incorporation
leading into the Village, We do no:
know where the money in the Village
Treasury, could be expended to a
better advantage than on this road.
4 thousand or fifteen hundred dollars
Would probably make it a 6 oil road,
ami if the council wouEl add enough
to the $500 appropriated, work might
be commenced on it 1T once. We
hope chat the council will take this
matter into consideration without de-
lay and see that Il good summer road
is made between here and Park Rap
ids. Nothing could be of more i'm.
portance than the opening of such a
road. +
Notice. v
Owing to peculiar fitness and for
SCA VlOCS AhO 1HOAoU
war on Leaf River. C.. J. Stuart has
been unanimously elected Sutler in
Wadena Light Guards. All members
of the company will hereafter apply
to him for rations of all kinds, which
lie mast furnish or he will be court
martiale.l and dismissed the service.
Members must apply within 10 days
or the rations will be consumed by the
Sutler.
BY ORDER OF THE COMPANY.
WADENA, M1NN. March 5, 1885.
Hook and Ladder Company No.
met ut the skating rink 1T 8 o 'clock p.
m.. and was called to order by J. K
Miller, Foreman.