The Northern Pacific farmer., 1885-04-23
Town lots for sale by Whitney & Co.
Wall Paper 1T Amos & Benedict's.

Town lots for sale by Whitney & Co.
Wall Paper 1T Amos & Benedict's.
All kinds of garden seeds at c. $.
Boss.
r. A. Wells, Of Braincrd was in
town, Saturday.
| It will soon he time to swap lies on
big fish stories.
Northern grown garden seeds in
bulk at Bar on's.
NJ. L. Chandler, of Verndale, was in
the city, Tuesday.
$4,000 to loan on improved farms
by Whitney 4 Co.
NJ. W. Kelley, Of Aldrich, was in
town Tuesday afternoon.
| A. S. Mcmillan of the Journal, Vern-
dale, was in town, Tuesday,
John Butler, Of Verndale, was in
Wadena, Monday afternoon.
Frank Weizel started on his return
to Anoka, yesterday morning.
Tickets for sale for Donavins Ten
nesseeans, ut Amos & Benedict's.
Id. French, of Dover Lake. was
on our stl eets Monday afternoon.
To-day is the day set apart by the
State to plant trees and shrubbery.
A. S. Blowers, of New York Mills,
was rcgietsred at the Merchants, Mon
day.
W. J. Whipple started on his re-
turn to Superior last Thursday after.
noon.
Timothy, Clover, Red Top, Blue
Grass, Millet and Hungarian Seeds at
Barron's.
Some good up stairs rooms to rent,
suitable for small family. Enquire
1T this office.
The finest stock of bird cages in the
city, just received at the Wadena
Jewelry Store.
Willis Dudley, of Anoka, arrived in
Wadena Tuesday evening, on a visit
to his uncle, DR.. Jordan.
E. S. Lambert and Henry Howard
have each built them a nice hen house
on their lots in Peake's addition.
P. Knudsen has gene to Minor D. It
where he has engaged in the lumber
business for S, A. Shellabarger, Of
Staples.
Twenty. seven out of the forty-fou1
that attended the teachers examina
tion a week ago Saturday, received
certificates.
G. A. Barron has purchased a very
handsome delivery wagon and is pre-
pared to deliver meat or groceries t
all parts of the city.
T. F. Moore informs us that seed
ing in Compton township is about ON
half done. His brother, John, ha
already sown ninety acres.
J. K. Miller is having veranad;
built over the back door of his dwell
ing rooms over his hardware store
1t is "a very convenient addition.
c. Schultz has got his goods Al
ranged in his new harness shop in fin
style. He has got 4 stock of good
that any city might we'll feel proud of
The Wadena Cornet Band and
large party from Wadena went t.
Verndale last Thursday night to at
tend the rink. They report rs havin;
had a splendid time.
The Public Schools opened for tn
spring term, Monday, with an enroll
ment of something over It's. TIL
teachers are Prof. Buck, Mrs. Whitne,
Miss Miller and Miss Calkins.
Parties having land contracts wit
:. The Northern Pacific r. R. Co., Cal
save money by paying up in preferre:
stock, which may be ordered through
r'eake & Murray of Wadena MINI.
have just received and continue t
receive all the latest styles and desigr
Of millinery and fancy goods, such a
straw hats, bonnets, etc. which will b
sold ut bed rock prices.
II Mrs. L. KRAMER.
W. w. Graham has opened a Cal
! penter shop in the building on Averil
| street formerly occupied by Hassan
Lambert as furniture store. Al
kinds of job work, repairing, etc., il
the carpenter line will be promptly at
. tended to.
The Minneapolis Tribune Compan
has just been organized with a capita
of $500,000. Their newspaper proper
ty alone is valued at 5000, 900, an
their new building is paying ten pc
cent. on $2l5,000, which was tn
actual cost of property when complet
ed. There is not a better equippe,
newspaper in the west than the Trib
une.
John Wyvell, of Battle Lake, cam
down to Wadena Monday night t.
superintend the putting in of crops OF
his farm in Compton township. H
informs us that the portion of Battl
J Lake that was burned out last winte
has been nearly all built up. In fac
all the buildings have been replaced
with the exception of O. Albertson'
store building, and the foundation TO
that has been laid and tho building
will soon be up.
, Although the weather was storm.
and it was raining Tuesday night, ther'