The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-04-16


Boss.
Mort l,ern grown garden seeds in
bulk ut Bar rn's,
$25, 900 to loan on improved farms
by Whitney & Co.
Call at Miss johnson's for the latest
styles and lowest prices in m'l!'' ely
goods. 40 IT,
Ms. I. T.. Kramer has been very
sick the past week; but is now con-
valescent.
The finest stock Of bird cages in the
city, Just received at the Wadena
JewelrS Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene boss went TO
Bluffton, Saturday afternoon, on
visit of a few days.
Buildings seem to be in good demand
in Wad: ma this spring. a good indi'
cation Of prosperity.
G.. E. Bullard, J. E. Butler, w. T.
App]egate and NJ. Stewart, Jr.' OF
Vernd;,le, were on our streets Friday.
Miss johnson has just received from
Hill Bros n. Y. the finest assortment
of millinery goods to he found in
Wadena. 46.tf.
It is said that the fatnbers Of Wa
dena Lodge No. 23, Knights OF
Pythias, will endcavor to reorganize
their lodge.
Field l. Ostrander have added mulch
to the appearance of their real estate
office by placing III it handsome iron
railing across the room.
John Miller is giving his handsome
store building new coat of paint. 1t
is 4 lighter shade thah the old and
will give the building a fine appear:
;.nce when completed.
Get your seats secured, for Dona.
WINS Tennesseeans are coming Friday
evening, April Oath. Tickets 50 cents.
Reserved without extra charge ut
Amos l. Benediet's Drug Store:
! The Cemetery Association should
spend a little money in improving
their grounds south of town: We
suggest that they ut least fence the
cemetery if they do nothing else.
The Good Templars will hold open
lodge next Monday night. A program
is being prepared for entertainment.
consisting of readings, recitations.
singing, etc. All ale cordially invit-
ed to attend.
j. N. Heron has been appointed
Marshal of this Village and we believe
til ere is to be no night watch for the
present. Mr.. Heron will make a
good officer and will no doubt give per-
feet satisfaction.
have just received and continue to
receive all the latest styles and designs
of millinery and fancy goods, such as
straw hats, bohhets, etc. which will be
sold ut bed rock prices.
Mrs. L. KRAMER.
Asher Murray's little child hat his
hand badly bitten by dog Tuesday
afternoon. The wound was ir1medi-
ately attended to by physician. and
the little fellow is doing as we'll as
could b. expected under the circum'
stances.
The School Board of Verndale were
in Wadena Tuesday, looking over our
public school, building and conferring
with contractor Hurst in regard to
the erection of school building at
Verndale. It is reported that they
have about $4,000 to invest in such a
building;
w. II. Webb, formerly ofthis place,
now of West Superior, was elected
one of the Justices Of the Peace in
that County last week. He is also
local agent for the Land and River
Improvement Co.. pr0pffet6rs of the
new town OF West Superior, and is
reported as doing we'll.
| John Cokely had made arrangements
at his farm just out of town to slaugh-
ter cattle and deliver tie same to the
citizens of this Village two CT three
times week. Last Tuesday he
made his first trip but was stopped
short by The Marshal, who informed
him that an ordinance existed in this
Village preventing peddling without
alicense. He ha. made application to
the Council for seasons license at a
special rate.
The Teachers Institute closed last
Friday, after 7efy successful weeks
work. The teachers of this county and
vicinity should feel very grateful to
Sspt. Harding and Profs Hyde and
Witherstine for the untiring efforts
that they enlisted in their behalf.
The institute was by far the most sue
cessful one ever held in this county
and had the largest attendance. It
closed with an enrolment of 81. The
Teachers Examination on Saturday
was also we'll attended.
B. L. Pontius, of Long Prairie, a
young man abottt Is years old, while
trying to jump the four o'clock
passenger train, Friday morning, got
badly banged up. 1Ie does not re-
member how it happened, but was
found lying senseless Ressr the track
scales and carried into the depot. He
was then taken to the Farmers Home
and Drs. Gro NETT and Babcock were