The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-10-01
Leom for sole. snqnire AZ this ofice.
a full limo ot boots and shoes at

Leom for -. snqs,ire a. this oi,,ce.
a full line IS boots and shoes ~.
Riron's. '13s
Money tolo4n o. Real Estate, 81.
A. Murray
The County ommissioners we're.
In session yesterday
Orders taken for sheet music d the
Wadena ,1ewelry Store.
Chas. Coats, of Brainerd, dropped
in on US $ yesterday evening and made
. pleasant call. /.
w. II. Hallett has recently purchas-
ed farm of. IA acres in south.wes.
tern Cass county. ,=. 81
WANTED To buy 4 good three year.
old colt. Will pay cash. ".
~. JAS. MCKAY. Wadena.
The Chautauqua Literary and
Scientific Circle will meet at Mrs.
Lamberson's house next Tuesday
evening. 5...S Y. = .s@.
Miss Agnes Cowdy went to Frazee.
Monday, where she expects to remain
for sometime with her cousin, Mrs.
Campbell. %4:>* RI >: .'s s r. = ..
Wilson l. Stearns loan money at ten
per cent. straight. They charge no
commission or bonus. Soc them be-
fore making loan elsewhere. 81 .5:=fs$.4=.
Alarge invoice Of accordions just
received at tho :Wadena Iewelry Store.
Also large assortment of harmonicas
all of which will be aold very Cheap:
The Minneapolis Tribune is Offering
more wonderful premiums. with their
Weekly than has ever Been otfered'by
any other paper in the United States.
Send for sample copies. I y
Twill have a car Of choice Michigan
winter. apples about November LIST,
which will sell at bed rock prices. =.
&C. A.: BARRON.
Losr-In Wadena, on Friday Oct.
10th, 1885, a $500 bill anda $500 bill.
rolled tightly together. The finder
will be literally rewarded by return
ing same to "A. Murray. 23-lt.
W. H.. Hallett received. last Fri
day six thoroughbred Cotswold sheep,
one OF which at a little over year
old weighs 230 lbs. All are prize
takers at the State Fair and are fine
sheep. "
New dress goods just in; latest and
incest new fall and winter styles, at
remarkably low prices, We offer un.
usual attractions in this department
which fact you will do wellto bear in
mind. II. F. BCRCH:
: Mrs. &c. Hazlett, of Nashua, Ia,
mother of Mrs. f. S. Case, and Mrs,
Curtiss, of Motley, arrived in Wade
ma, yesterday afternoon, on VISIT to
Mrs. Case. Mrs. Hazlett has been
stopping 1T Verndale with her son; l
Hazlett, ESQ.,, for few weeks past.
Everybody and his wife and his
children and grand children and his
great grand children and his father
and mother and his grandfather and
grandmother and all his ancestors
to the remotest degree, should 60 to
the 'Boss'' store and buy the boss
groceries and be happy.
The supper in the new Cong'l par
sonage, yesterday evening, was we'll
attended and the receipts were good,
amounting to about $780,. The eat
ables were pronounced excellent. The
ladies of the church in their. genial
woy made it pleasant Tor all who at=
tended and everyone went away hap
Ply, 49,. - =.
Geo. Stewart, one of the prosperous
farmers of the town of Compton. de-.
parted last night on a visit to Scot.
land after an absence from there of
about six years residence in Mime
sofa. The large congregation of PEG:
pie who call him brother, uncle and
friend hope for his safe return in the
spring.
There are scores of persons who are
suffering from some form of Blood dis.
order or skin disease, such as Scrofula,
Boils, ETC., etc. After a practical test
Amos & Benedict assert that Acker's
Blood Elixir will. certainly cure all
such. disease including Syphilis and
Rheumatism. 1t is not a patent nos
trum, but a scientific preparation.
They guarantee it. 2. -
j.. O., M. Langley in :: his travels
through the country in this vicinity
has discovered that a great many cat
tie have been dying off with bleck-
leg. Ifany of our readers: know of
an effectual remedy for this disease,
it migt be Of great service TO farm
ers in this vicinity to report the same
through the columns Of this paper. =.
Letter List. a, $1,000,
List Of Letters remaining: in the Postohee at
Wadon.. MINI. October q. 1885. & -
Mrs. A. f.. Brewster, w. A. Camp
bell, Luther S. Clark. John Doline,
John Dorsey, liver Iversen,,:+ Henry
Miersen, Andrew Nelson, W: r. Os-
born, Armin Weiskuck, Mrs. Hannah
Wilson, Geo. A. White, John Will
Jams, A. Ziebell, -. ...::e &. i.
In calling for these letters please say, 'Adver-:
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