The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-07-30
Go to Barron S for Machine OIL.
Hail the milkman for PIEPLANT.

Rooms to rent over the FARME1
office.
A tip.top machine oil for IS cents
at Barron's.
A No. black machine oil ut Amo
& Benedict's.
L. F, Weeks, of Verndale, was il
Wadena, Monday.
$25, 1000 to loan on improved farms
by Whitney & Co.
Jos. Kienholz has returned from hi:
tree claim in Dakota.
A. L. Witter made a business trip tt
Dover Lake, Saturday.
Miss Carrie Hoyet, of Cleveland O..
is visiting Mrs. II. Il. Hamlin.
L. D. French, of Dover Lake, regis
tered IT the Merchants, Saturday.
A GOOD WORK TEAM with harness
and wagon for sale cheap. Enquire at
tn is office.
Wilson & Stearns are making 10 pei
cent. loans, without bonus, On
improved farms.
Don't you forget it; the fair meet
ing in Light Guard Hall tomorrow
friday evening.
S. Butler, of Perham, Deputy Sheriff
of Otter Tail county, was in the city
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Thomas Hooker went to Barnes.
vile, yesterday, on a visit to her
sister-in-law residing at that place.
The Democrats Of the county meet
in an organizing convention ut Light
Guard Hall. here, next Saturday after.
noon,at o'clock.
A big game Of base ball will be
played between the Detroit and Wade
M mines on Friday afternoon on the
ball ground east of town.
Rev. C. b. Fellows, of Minneapolis,
has accepted u call to the Congrega-
tional church. He will preach next
Sunday in the forenoon and evening
We are obliged to omit letter from
''Vidette," of Inman. on tile subject
of crop reports. for want of room. It,
may, perhaps, appear in Our next
issue.
The new house being built by A. L.
Witter at the east end of Ayerill
street, is nearing completion. A. N.
Peach, of Dover Lake, IS doing the
clustering.
w. G. LeCrone, travelling agent for
the Record book and lithographing de.
partm ent of the Pioneer Press Co., of
St. Paul, while in town Saturday, made
the FARMER pleasant call.
Mrs. w. F.. Adams went to Dover
Lake yesterday forenoon, intending
to stay there 4 few days before going
to Motley, where she and MI. Adams
expect to reside permanently.
G. w. Follett has erected q hand.
some new barn on his place in the
south part of town. A dance was
given in it Friday evening and very
nice time was experienced by these in
attendance.
j.. J. Bennett, our genial hardware
merchant. has been having a very
severe attack of hemmorhage of the
lungs of late. He has had several real
bad spells, but under the skillful treat
mentof DR.. Cromett, is steadily i'm.
proving.
Road Commissioner Potter is doing
good work with crew of men on til e
new Wadena and Verndale road now
being made by the side of the railroad
track. A bridge has been put over
Union Creek and the approaches are
now being filled in.
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 practical test
Amos & Benedict assert that Acker's
Blood Elixir will certainly cure all
such disease including Syphilis and
rheumatism. It is not patent nos
trum, but scientific preparation.
They guarantee it.
A short drive out into the country
Sunday revealed to us the fact that
harvest was near at hand. Oats are
almost ready to cut and the wheat is
beginning to have golden tinge. We
never in all our life saw such beauti-
full fields Of grain. The grain is as
thick as it can stand on the ground. is
a good height land the top looks almost
as level as a barn floor. The crop
will be immense.
The first samples Of agricultural pro
ducts brought into the FARMER Office
this summer were left us on Tuesday
afternoon by w. J. Yates. A bunch
of wheat feet 3 inches high, with
fine large heads and strong healthy
straw represents this cereal, and a
bunch of timothy fully five feet tall
shows what this country can do in rails
ing grass. We shall be pleased to re-
ceive good samples Of any grain or
for exhibition in our Office.
One of the most ENJOYABLE parties of
the season was that of the ice cream
social given at Mrs. Potter's, by the
ladies' of the Dorcas Society, Friday
evening. The ice cream was A No. l
and was cool and refreshing on the
evening of such a warm day. After
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