The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-07-30
Local DaSheS.

Machine Oil cheap at Barron's.
E.S. Case went to St. Paul, Saturday,
The best Of Machine Oil at Barron's'
Town lots for sale by Whitney & Co.
d.. Kline spent Saturday in Vern'
dale.
Castor, Lard and Sperm Oils at Bar
ron's.
Father Gunkel, of Frazee, was in
town over Sunday.
Frank Toss was n the city over Sun
day with his family.
Everybody turn out to the fair
meeting tomorrow evening.
Thee. Northfoss returned home this
morning from his visit to Iowa.
For the best machine oils in the
market go to Amos & Benedict's
G. n. Bird, of Clitherall, was regis.
tered at the Merchants, Saturday.
Ms. DR.. johnson went to Minneapo-
lis Monday, on visit TO relatives and
friends.
DR.. Dabcock has ordered Il new top
carriage and expects its arrival in 4
few days.
A Chinese laundry has been opened
in the Henry Bottermiller house on
Fourth street.
DR.. Niven, Dentist, is giving par
ticular attention to the painless ex-
traction of the teeth.
Show your appreciation of the Cor
net Band by attending their benefit
dance at the rink tonight.
LOTS OF MONEY to loan on improved
land by Wilson & Stearns on long time
ut 10 per cent, without bonus.
Thos. Miller went to Thomastown
the first of the week. Mrs. Miller &C
companied him us far as Vecndale.
II. T. Green returned from a six
months visit 70 Wisconsin yesterday
morning. We are glad to see him
back.
Mrs, G.. II. Peake returned to Wa
dena Saturday morning, from her visit
in the eastern states. She reports a
very pleasant time.
Barney Metzger again graces his old
place in his fathers Jewelry Store
here, having come over from Minor
last Friday night to stay short time.
Mrs. Giles Peake returned home
Friday from Detroit, where she had
been on visit to her brother, Robert
Murray and the Rev. J.. s. Peake and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fox are stay
ing in Wadena few days on their way
to Fergus Falls from Illinois, where
Mrs. Fox has been visiting friends for
few months.
Geo, A. Grismer, of St. Paul, arriv-
ed in the city last Thursday afternoon,
on visit of few days to his friends
here George says bushes sat St.paul
is rather quiet at present.
Misses Adtie and Nellie Heron, of
Lockport, Illinois, sisters OF j. N. Her.
ron, of this city, arrived in Wadena
Friday afternoon, on visit of Il few
weeks to Mr.. Heron and family.
Dr.. S. z Johnson, who has been visit
ing in Wadena with his mother,
Mrs. J. N. Heron, for t he past three
weeks, started on his reutrn to his
home at Grand Forks, OAK, Saturday
afternoon.
Oscar Allen, of Chicago, travelling
agent for wholesale hardware firm
of that city, was in town Monday.
Oscar is an old Nora Springs boy and
is personal friend of our genial drug
gust, l.. L. Benedict, and W. ".
Graham and family.
Henry Thompson, of Pleasant View
farni in Leaf River township, will cut
his grain tlis year with header.
Henry claims to have purchased the
first header that was shipped into Wa
dena county, he having received it
some five or six weeks ago.
A very suggestive, though brief
temperance story, is that told by a
Ten Dollar greenback which came in
to the possession of our attorneys,
Wilson & Stearns a few days ago. On
the back of the bill Was written: The
last Of an illspent fortune of ss65, 900,
spent for drink" Signed, r. 7. H.
This may be hoax, but it is at any
rate Il Pretty effective lecture.
The Wrightstown and Deer Greek
base ball mines were to have played
match gam3 in Wadena Saturday af.
ternoon, but as Deer Creek did not
show up nine was picked up in Wa
dena and played the Wrightstown
boys. It was very close game and
at the end of the ninth inning the
score stood 80 to 81 in favor of
Wrightstown.
1t appears that there was not a
quorum present at the fair meeting
Tuesday evening and nothing was &C
complis he'd, so it has been decided to
m ike the attempt once more. and to-
morrow friday evening has been
designated; as the time for holding
such meeting, in Light Guard Hall.
Please do not forget the date, Friday
evening, July 3lst, (paste it in your
hat) as the previous one was forgotten;
and be present.