The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-09-10
Pleasant weather.

Pleasant weather.
Look out for a big circus "ad" next
week.
$4,000 to loan on improved farms
by Whitney & Co.
See Dr., Babcock's notice to his
debtors in another column.
Atty G. /. Baxter, was visiting in
Fergus Falls the for part of the week.
Episcopal services in the Methodist
church next Sunday morning and
evening, conducted by Rev. L. S.
Peake.
Northern Pacific Preferred stock
for sale to apply on land contracts, by
A. Murray.
A. G.. Peake has some bees in
hives for sale. Notice his "ad"
in another column.
Miss Ncttie Boss, of Detroit, is
visiting the family Of c. S. Boss in
Wadella this week.
+ Mrs. J.Q Ostrander returned home
last Friday, from her visit to friends
at Clotho, Todd Co.
Miss Maria Wcizel who has been
visiting in Anol1a the past few
months, returned home last week.
Mrs. G. H. Foss, of Henning, was
present at the China Wedding OF Mr..
and Mrs. Potter Monday evening.
J. II. Montgomery started last
night for Minneapolis, on visit to
his nephew, S. B. Howard, Esq.,, and
to attend the State Fair,
Mrs. A. Hosfeld. of Savanna,
Indian Territory, arrived in Wadena
last week, and is keeping house for
her cousin, A. WAipple, Esq, who
resides two miles south of town.
1t was voted at the meeting of Fire
Co. No. l, Tuesday evening, to meet
at the next regular meeting, Thurs
day October lst. All members are
requested to be present in full
uniform.
The old Taylor building owned by
T.. H. Peake is now on rollers and
under the supervision of Contractor
Hurst is steadily approaching its
destination,-The corner of King and
Third streets.
Miss L. II. johnson has just re-
ceived a large and we'll selected stock
of millinery aud fancy goods for the
fall and winter trade. She invites
her old customers and the public in
general to call and see for themselves.
She proposes to sell as. cheap as the
cheapest.
Geo. .McQuillin was in town Satur-
day stepping very high. We noticed
something unusually bri ght in
his appearance and asked Abner
D:rling if George had fallen heir to a
million or anything of the kind.
George spoke up very quickly and
said, ''Be:ter than that, It's a II
pound GIRL"
At the meeting of Fire Company
No. /, Tuesday evening. the matter
Of accepting an invitation sent the
company by the Brainerd Company
to attend the Fire Companies Tour
nament al Brainerd on the llth, was
considered and it was thought not
practicable to accept, as the Company
was not in shape to attend.
Roy c. Ostrander is mana ging the
roller rink for Heron and Miller.
whiles the latter are taking in the
golden grain. Roy says" he is getting
the skates fixed up in good shape and
proposes to make it Interesting for
the riders of the rollers. The rink
will he open every afternoon next
week, and every Tuesday and Satur.
day evenings of each week,
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 a 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. 2
Mrs. Kramer's new stock of fall
millinery and fancy goods has arrived
and we must say we were surprised to
see such an elegant stock. 1t would
do credit to much larger city. She
has large run of custom both from
the city and country, from the fact
that she sells goods in her line cheaper
than any where on the line Of the n.
P, and because she always has a large
stock to select from. It will pay any,
one to call and look her stock over.
The Wadena Light Guards will give
dancing party at their hall Thursday
evening, Sept. 18th, for the benefit of
the Company. All their friends-and
their friends friends-are invited.
Especial pains will be taken to have a
good company and good music.
H. A. HUTTON,1
R. B. STEARNS,