The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-03-12
Local DaShcS.

Local DaShCS.
Wood wanted on subscription.
Town lots for sale by Whitney 4 Co
Seed grain nctes ut the FARMER o.
flee.
Hurry Hutton made a trip to st.
Paul Friday night.
\. n. Peach, of Dover Lake, was
on our streets, Tuesday.
Henry Weizel returned home Tues.
day, from Il trip to Anoka.
Amos 4 Benedict have just received
large and we'll selected stock Of Wall
Paper.
DR.. Brinley is now prepared to
promptly attend all calls in Wadena
vr vicinity.
Dan Miller, of Minneapolis arrived
IN Waaena last week and will remain
here for few weeks.
II. F. Burch j. having the overhead
Of his store room ceiled. Thos.
Mullin is doing the work.
One fault will ruin an article other.
wise excellant, but there is no fault
in II. F. Burcl's "Fau]tless Tea.''
Read the new "ad'' of Field l.
Ostrander in another co]um. Real
estate dealers, insurance agents, etc.
1000 bushels Of oats for sale Oh
time ut the Langley farm.
O. M. LANGLEY.
J. s. Billings, of Fergus Falls. MAS
in the city. yesterday. He says bust.
ness in Fergus is livening up as spring
advances.
C. F. C;lkins. of Algcna, Iowa, is.
In Wadena visiting with his daugh-
tiers, Miss Puma Calkins and Mrs.
Wm. Hall.
We have just printed a new style of
short form chattle mortgages. It is
the best form We have ever seen.
For sale at this Office.
VIM. Bement, whose dwelling house
was burned short time ago, has CON-
menced the erection of new one on
his lot on Fourth street. -
J. II. Grass, of the firm of Grass,
Morrison l. Grant of Fergus Falls,
paid a visit to their branch store ut
his place last Thursday"
Il. J. Andrews, of Clear Water,
Minn., was visiting in Wadena last
week with his son O. E. Andrews.
lie started on his return home, Fri
day.
For RENr-Rooms over Barren L
Barron's meat market, suitable for
Offices or small house keeping. For
particulars enquire at Stinehour's
Drug Store.
Those parties that have promised us
wood on subscription will do lis i great
favor by bringing it in Immediately.
We are nearly out. Now IS the time
to do 1t while the roads are good.
We have been having splendid
weather the past week. There has
not been day but what it has thawed.
The snow has pretty much all disap-
peared and 1t begins to look quite
srrng-like.
W. E. Adams shipped his household
goods from Dover Lake to Wadena,
yesterday. He has rented the dwelling
on King Street, recently occupied by
\. J. Amos, and will make this place
his home for tho present.
Governor Pierce has vetoed the bill
passed in the Dakota Legislature for
removing the capital to Pierre. The
south Dakota people are terribly in.
dignant and declare that Gov. Pierce
will haye to give up the governorship,
Work is rapidly progressing on the
fitting up of the Ashburner building
for J. J. BENEFITS hardware store.
Taking the size of the store room, to-
gether with the splendid location,
Dick will have one of the best busi-
ness places in town.
During Rev. Fleming's stay in Wa
dena he organized Il Band of Hope,
with Il membership of 40. They will
meet every Saturday at 2 o'clock at
the Methodist Parsonage. Mrs.
Walton WAS elected President, Milton
Cotter. Vice President. Miss Hattie
Webster, Secretary, and Annie Lamb.
Treasurer.
The temperance lecture delivered
in the M. E. Church last Sunday night
''y Rev. T. W. Fleming, the blind
temperance orator. WAS splendid. Mr..
Fleming is 4 fluent and able speaker.
The church WAS filled to its utmost
capacity, and it was said by all that
such Il temperance sermon had never
been delivered in Wadena.
James Kumler, a former resident Of
this place, but now of Fergus Falls,
is making = personal canvas for the
position of postmaster at that place,
Mr.. Kumler is now general agent for
the Fergus Falls Business Mems
Mutual Aid Association. IIo is Il
time-worn democrat and stands =
pretty good show of getting the posi-.
ton.
We are in receipt OF the First
biennial Report of the State Board of
Corrections and Charities to the Legis.
lature of Minnesota It contains
very good report Of the institutions of