The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-08-20
School begins August 3lst.

( School begins: August 3lst. .
Go to Barron's for Machine OIL. -.
School Cards at Amos & Benedict
Hail the milkman for PlEpLANT
( Rooms to rent over the FARME]
office.
Castor. Lard and Sperm Oils at Bal
ron's.
Money to loan on Real Estate, by
A. Murray.
Everybody and his dog is on
chicken hunting.
S. Butler, of Perham, was registered
at the Merchants, Friday.
A new stock of bird cages just re
ceived at Amos & Benedict's.
Mrs. L. F. Weeks, of Verndale
was visiting with Mrs. K. S. Case
Friday.
w. G. Holt has taken some veri
fine views Of w. Becker's residence
on Second street.
Col. G. H. Graves, of Duluth, i
expected to he present during TIL
County Fair in September.
C. Retalick, photographer of Battl'
Like, was visiting his uncle, Jos
Hooking, of this city the fore part o
the week.
Our thanks are due A. Murray
agent for the Home Insurance co. o
New York, for a supply of blotter'
and scratch paper.
John Becker has just received :
large invoice Of new goods. He il
putting in stock of dry goods ii
with his groceries.
The chicken season has arrived and
now the poor man can have chicken
pie without being suspected of visit
ing his neighbours chicken roost.
George Carpenter, Of Breckenridge
was in the city the latter part Of last
week. He stopped off here Friday
while on his return from {
trip to his old home in Wisconsin,
The many friends of Mrs: T. F
Ostrander will be pleased to learn O
her steady improvement from the
very severe bilious attack, under
which she has been suffering the past
week,
P. p. Barron has built handsome
new barn on his place in Peake's
Barron says he is either
going to put cupola or a mortgage
twelve feet high on the top. lie has
not decided rs yet which OF the two
it will be. Why not he in style and
use them both?
The fall term ofthe Wadena Schools
will be commenced on Monday Aug
lst 3lst, with the following teachers
Prof. B. F. Buck, principal; Mrs
Louisa Whitney, grammar depart
nent; Misses Marian E. Wolcott and
Elsie j. Grinolds, intermediate and
primary departments.
Amos & Benedict wish to state that
they have at last found IN article they
can sell on it's merits. 1t is with
pleasure they guarantee to the public
Acker's English Remedy as sure and
1ever-failing cure for Asthma, Coughs,
Whooping Cough, Group, ana'allL Jug
Troubles. It is .the:stahd:trd remedy
'or Consumption. riley &@haxe never
found its equal. = ~ r><4r ,>>.,.
Vol. 8, Mol, Of the wadenassignal
semi-occasional i've column folio,
published by Amos & Benedict,
made its appearance yesterday. 1:
s neat looking sheet and contains
OTIS of good medical reading.. Beggs
I De Witt, otSouix City, Iowa, are
leavy advertisers in this. sheet.
Sample copies can be seen at Amos
4 Benedict's drug store,
Misses Marian E. Wolcott and Elsie
!. Grinolds, graduates of the State
Normal School, have been secured to
EACH the intermediate and primary
departments of the Wadena Schools.
rhese ladies are very highly recon-
nended by Prof. T. J. Gray, presi-
lent of the Normal School, as being
mong the best teachers who have
yer. gra duated from that institution {.
The n: P. ticket agent at Wadena
las been instructed to sell first,class
ound trip tickets from the 5th of
to the 18th, good until
he 18th: to St. Paul for, $3.50 and to
Minneapolis for So so. This is done
o accommodate parties. desiring to
,ttend. the State Fair to be held on
he grounds of the State Agriculture
ociety, midway between St. Paul
nd Minneapolis from September 7th
, 18th, inclusive
The 25th Great st. Louis Fair
Opens Monday, October 5th. and
Dntinues for six days. The revision
the premium list, which has just
cen completed, contains "a depart
tents and $73, 1000 is offered in prem.