The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-09-10
Local Dashes.
Circus coming.

Make an exhibit at the Fair.
Fuller sells 40 quarts for dollar.
Don't fail TO attend the County Fair.
Loom for sale; enquire 1T this Office.
The large posters for the Fair are
out.
The best Machine oils at j.. J. Ben.
nett's.
l.. Erickson went to St. Paul, Satur-
day night.
Jarve Howard, of Hubbard, was in
town Tuesday.
Light Guard Ball at the Hall next
Thursday night.
If you want a receipt book buy one
at the FARMER office.
Attorney RIB. Stearns made trip
to Aldrich, Saturday.
Frank Henderson. of Thomastown,
was on our streets yesterday.
A great variety of ladies and gents
underwear, very cheap, at J. Katzky's.
Miller & Heron commenced buying
wheat in their new warehouse Tues
day.
L. Kramer keeps the finest and best
underwear for ladies and sells at very
low prices.
Frank Weizel, Esq, of the Wadena
Roller Mills, Was at Duluth last week
on business.
John Weeks went to Minneapolis,
Saturday morning, to attend the State
Fair this week.
Morris Chapman, of Fergus Falls,
was visiting in the city Monday
night and Tuesday.
Something new, ladies. Call at
WadeEa Jewelry Store and see those
beautiful Jersey Fob Chains.
Rev, Jos. Kienholz preached at
Brainerd, Sunday, for the German
Evangelical church at that place.
A. G. Peake started for Minneapolis
and St. Paul, Monday morning. He
will take in the State Fair this week.
County Auditor, F. C. Field, started
for Minneapolis Sunday night, on a
visit to friends and to attend the State
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tucker, Of
Washington, D. c., are visiting their
son and other friends in Leaf River
this week.
Geo. w. Hammer, Of Clitherall, was
visiting in Wadena Sunday, with his
sister Mrs. DR.. G. \. Cromett and
other friends.
William Wilson has been appointed
Ivy the Board of Directors rs wheat
buyer at the Farmers Elevator for
the present season.
The Ninth Annual Fair of the Clay
County Agricultural and Mechanical
Society. will be held ut Glyndon,
October 9th, 7th and 9Th.
Did you say you wanted a wedding
ring! 1fsc, just stop in at the Wadena
Jewelry Store and see the new pattern
fresh from New York Factories.
E. Markham, who was very sick
short time ago, is now able to he out
on the st etts. His children are still
quite sick Int are steadily improving
Did you ever stop to think that a
few dollars invested in an Insurance
policy with Field & Ostrander woald
save you many hundred in case of a
fire.
Henry Thompson threshed six and
one quarter acres of wheat last week
that went nearly q bushels per acre,
and Henry says it was not his best
wheat either.
Weare in receipt ola complimentary
ticket to the First Annual Fair of the
Park Region Agricultural Association
to be held 1T Fergus Falls Sept. Is, is,
II and Is. Thanks.
Our millcrs SAY that this years
wheat makes much better quality Of
flour than the old wheat and more OF
it, there not being much more than
half the amount of bran and shorts.
Eert Sawtell and wife, of Leaf
River, took the train at this station
Tuesday forenoon for Minneapolis, on
avisit4o Mr.. Sawtell's parents. While
there they will attend the State Fair.
E. NJ, Lum returned home from
Lake Park Saturday, where he had
been painting for the N. +. r. r.
Company. lie went to Mooreton, D.
r.. yesterday, in the employ Of the
Company.
Commissioner n. s. Blowers; of
New York Mills, passed through Wa
dena, Monday night, en- route to Fari-
bault with two deaf and dumb boys,
one from New York Mills and one
from Detroit.
J. H. Montgomery has received a
1000 mile ticket on the II, p. r. r..
with the compliments of the Walter
a, Wood Harvester Co. Jake has
been handling their machines -atthis
place the past season. 7,ss "a
E. Z. Luce and family started Mon.
day morning for Montpelier, Ver...
mont. They wiA stop off for few
days at Nashua, iowa, to visitwit!n
relatives and friends. The sFARMER
wishes them a pleasant journey, n !. ii ii
D. E. Jones has rented the: old Saw