The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-04-23

Buy your seeds of Barron where you
can get pure Northern grown.
E. M. Cooper has had a new roof
put on his ice house this week.
The small boys are having lots of
fun nowadays playing base ball.
WANrED-Potatocs at 20 cts. a
buellcl in trade at Meyer & Coon.
Thos. Hooker is building an addi-
tion to his dwelling in Whites addi-
tion.
D, +. Kelley and wife, started on
trip to Fairmount, Martin Co. Saturday
night.
Call at Miss Johnson's for the latest
styles and lowest prices in millinery
| goods. 46tf.
B F. Olin has moved his family in
! to the NJ. L. Colman house in Peake's
addition.
Ed. X. Nichols, of Verndale, was
shaking hands with his friends in Wa
dena, Tuesday.
c. Potter is going to adorn his hotel
building by building a varanda in front
of the dining room and parlor.
In the Dorcas item last week where
we said ''the Society did have funds,'
it should have read ':they still have
funds.'
Miss johnson has just received from
Hill Bros n. Y. the finest assortment
of millinery goods to be found in
Wadena. 46-tf.
w. II. Harris has given his new
house a coat of paint. He has also
had the roof painted red. It make a
very handsome residence.
Mrs. F. 3. Coon started for St.
Lawrence, D. r., last Thursday night,
she having received message stating
that her mother WAS very ill.
Mrs. J. d. Lamberson is having
a handsome bay window built OH the
front of her house. It adds much to
the appearance of her neat residence.
Laces, Swiss Embroideries, Ham.
burgs, Flouncings, &c., &c. Come and
be satisfied for our stock and prices
are sure to satisfy every visitoc.
II. F. BURCH.
II. Thompson informs us that millet
should be sown about the 10th of May,
and that if it is calculated for seed
about 25 pounds should be s.,wn to the
acre, and if calculated for hay about
30 pounds is required.
Jesse B. Stinehour has secured the
agency for an eastern clothing house
and is now prepared to take measures
> for suits. He has some excellent
samples at Stinehour's drug store.
Call and look them over. Read his
''ad" in another column.
Let all parents and guardians bear
in mind that every child of school age,
between eight and sixteen years, in
! this State is now required by law to
: attend school at least twelve weeks
during each year, six weeks Of which
shall be consecutive, unless excused
by the School Board for reasons speci.
, fed by law. The penalty for violation
) is Il fine of from $$25 to $50 to be paid
. into the school fund. School district
officers us we'll us parents and guard
ians are liable to 4 fine for neglect
under this law which ought to be
, enforced.
We arise and take off our hat to
apologize for the local that appeared
in the FARMER last week in regard II
Theo. Northfoss having plans aiio
specifications perfected for the cree
tion OF 4 fine dwelling. Theo.' says
that his best girl has gone back on him
on account of that item. We were
, perfectly innocent in regard to this
matter, supposlng that Theo. hat
Informed her of his Intentions in that
direction, but, nevertheless, we will
} take it all back and say that we never
said it, and hope by so doing that peace
$ will again he restored in that fami ly
Now is the time of the year for peo
pie to clean up their back yards ant
cellars. A vast amount of rubbish is
, bound to accumulate during The winter
months and when spring opens up, ii
, it is not Immediately removed, it is
certain to decay and the stencil from il
will cause a great deal of sickness
Therefore people should lose no time
in getting red of it. It's great dea
, cheaper to hire dray to carry il
away than to pay doctors bill, 0,
, perhaps lose some member of your
family. In nine cases out of ter
diphtheria is caused from the unclean
illness of the premises. We hope thai
! A facsimile of Il map prepared by
General Gordon in Khartosm, and witt
notes in his handwriting, forms q
, feature of Science for April TO-
, General Stone, late of the Egyptian
service, writes the descriptive text,
and Colonel Prout, who served with
, Gordon, contributes an artical upon
his character as an officer, showing the
misconception of those persons who
have supposed him to be a mere
enthusiast. "The Climate OF the Sou.
dan, by aa officer of long experience,
and the ''Route from Saukim to Ber.
ber," are recent articles in the pages
of ScieLce, the new scientific weekly.
IS per year. 46 Bond Street, New
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