INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. THE CANADIAN BANK Have your photo taken at Emerson's Pyrography goods at Marvin's Jewelry LAWRENCE'S PHARMACY studio. Store. LOCAL NEWS. "Only The Best" Have your view work done by the W. A. Currie, of Bemidji, was an OF COMMERCE I. P. & I. Co. International Falls visitor yesterday. INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. E. W. Backus was in the city Tuesday. O. C. Olson, of Littlefork, was here Yal Blatz, the beer that made Milwaukee on business Wednesday.. famous, wholesale and retail, HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1887 High grade portraiture a specialty W. J. Paulman's. Ed Shaw has returned from a visit BIRTHDAY And Paid-up Capital $10,000,000 B. E. WALKER. President at Emerson's studio. to Minneapolis and St. Paul. Warren Curtis, Jr., spent several Surplus, 6,000,000 Judge M. A. Spooner, of Bemidji, days in Minneapolis on business connected ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager When you want a cool, refreshing WEDDING was here on business Monday. with the power plant. drink call for Yal Blatz at W. J. Paulman's. A General Banking Business Transacted at all Branches To Rent—One pretty room, all Send your orders for piano tuning PRESENTS modern conveniences. For particulars and repairing to T. H. Marvin at the Miss Simmons, teacher in the Indus We have an endless assortment telephone No. 187. Marvin Music Store on. Fourth street. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT received school, spent Sunday here and attended Deposits of $1 and upwards of appropriate gifts, representing R. W. Chute, Mayor of Ray, and its the dance Monday night. the newest and finest products of The depositor is subject to no delay in the withdrawal of the whole or PROSPERITY HERE-, the Jewelers' Art. environs, spent several days in International any portion of the deposit. For sale cheap, nice coal stove and WINTER HAS COME Wedding Rings, Beautiful Falls this week. several air tight heaters. Inquire at COLLECTl O N S made in all parts of Canada and the United States. Fred E. Smith, of Laurel, spent Diamonds, Sparkling Jewels, the litis drug store. (Continued from tlrst page) FOREIGN BUSINESS Cheques and drafts on the United States and Sunday and Monday here after a trip Watches, Unique Silverware, T. B. Burns, of Stillwater, was a in about 25 camps and will employ other foreign countries bought and sold, to the southern part of the state. visitor here Sunday and remained Sterling Novelties, Rich Cut nearly 3,000 men. The Shevlin-Mathieu P. M. GIBSON, Manager, Fort Frances. Ont. Branch The International Photo and Illustrating over to enjoy the dance Monday evening. company will cut 50,000,000 feet Glass, Clocks, Etc. Company makes photo postal and employ about 1,000 men. The NELSON'S cards for $1 a dozen. Mrs. F. A. Connor, of Minneapolis, ?Engle Lumber Company will cut between Mrs. Anna Eggleston, widow of the has arrived to make her home for the 50,000.000 and 75,000,000 feet and Jewelry Store A S O I N late E. C. Egglesoon, has gone to St. winter with her daughter, Mrs. T. H. employ about 1,500 men. 6t Paul to spend the winter with relatives. Marvin. International Falls will be the center of this magnificent industry. The George S. Langland and his bride General Contractors camps, generally, except the Canadian Watches, clocks, jewelry and cut have returned from their honeymoon C. L. SHEERAN companies', are being outfitted here. glass at the Marvin Jewelry Store. of a week which they spent in Minneapolis. PLUMBING, HEATING, WATER and SEWER WORK Life Insurance Supplies are coming in daily in carload Repairing and engraving promptly lots and whole beeves are being done. ESTIMATES FURNISHED Mrs. Fred Wainman, who was called taken away from the cold storage Carl Kahle has gone to Portland, to Niagra Falls. N. Y., by the death PLUMBING and HEATING FIXTURES at RIGHT PRICES INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. plant of the Border Wholesale Meat Ore., where he will spend the winter of a brother, has returned to International Company, to feed the hungry lumberjacks. with his sons who are in business Falls. DR. M. E. WITH ROW there. OVESON BLOCK Intranational Falls. Minn. P. J. Connelly, head machinist at FOURTH AVE. The warm fall up to this time had a The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran the mill and Mrs. Connelly are on a Physician and Surgeon rather depressing effect on business, HIWNM church will meet at 2:30 next visit to their former home in New not alone here but all through the Wednesday afternoon. Everybody York state. Office over litis' Drug Store state, but now that the chilling welcome. 00 buys a choice quarter of timber INTERNATIONAL FALLS. MINNESOTA breezes have come, there is a feeling Mrs Kelsey is moving her bakery land in Twp. 70, Range 21, St. of great optimism that a grand harvest G. F. Swinnerton. M.D., C.M. into the store room of the Bacon Louis county, Minn. E. J. Walton, of dollars is about to be reaped. Eric Franson building recently occupied by Swenson's Oakes, N. Dak. There is no chance of the big operations barber shop. Physiciai) and Surgeon The Ladies Aid Society of the M. being curtailed in the least P. L. Roberts, of Rainy River, Ont., but on the contrary every company is E. church will meet at the home of Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted was here on Wednesday and reports Mrs. C. B. Kinney tomorrow afternoon. forced to cut to the limit, owing to Office over Lawrence's Drug Store that Baudette and Spooner are being Everybody welcome. the vast expanses of down timber due International Falls. Minn. Dealer in restored as if by magic. to the forest fires, which must be cut Mrs. Carl Kahle and daughter, Mrs. Lumber and to save it. Northern Minnesota Hospital G. G. Merwin and Dr. McDonald, L. H. Slocum, who went to Wadena both hero's of the tire fighting brigade on account of the death of a grandchild The heart of the Rockies of Warroad that kept the flames away of Mrs. Kahle's, have returned Real Estate DR. ELIZABETH MONAHAN The mountains that form the backbone from that town, were here Wednesday. home. DR. MARY GHOSTLEY of the continent are not a single DR. R. H. MONAHAN 1,500 pieces of sheet music, also a Deputy Sheriff Holler has gone to series of ridges, or a closely huddled large number of music books now on Frontier to serve some official papers INTERNATIONAL FALLS. MINNESOTA line of peaks, but there are many half hand at The Marvin Music Store. and is expected back as soon as the related ranges and groups of rough International Falls and Come in and look them over and get a DR. O. C. HEIEIE projected aeroplane line is in running upheaval that are widely separated, or catalogue. or rather flying, order. Ericsburg that have among them frequent great E N I S Chief of Police White was called to FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT pastoral valleys. It has been demonstrated Tower Tuesday by word that his $2.50 and $3.00 a week all modern improvements All Kinds of Lumber delivered at reasonable that well brewed beer such as Office over International State Bank wife's illness had taken a turn for the including bath. Couture golden grain belt beer is unequaled as INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. worse. She will be brought back to block on Third street near depot. a summer beverage for home use. International Falls. EDW. BANCROFT. Choice Business and I^esideQce Lots. Dr. H. H. Ihrig Serye regularly with your meals and Garwood's orchestra of four pieces, Charles Burnett has disposed ot enjoy its health-giving qualities. piano, violin, cornet and clarinet, is nearly all the car of heavy draft horses Order of Underwood & Hasselbarth, DENTIST open for dance, party and other musical he shipped here last week from Aberdeen, International Falls, Minn. Office over litis Drug Store engagements. Call M. J. Garwood S. D. Timber operators picked INTERNATIONAL FALLS JUDGE STANTON at the M. & I. station. them up rapidly at good prices. LCSAGE Abstracts of titles to all property in LosT-Bunch of keys between Koochiching county furnished on Koochiching hotel and Canadian Piano Instructor short notice by the Koochiching Northern statiou in Fort Frances County Abstract Co., official abstracters, Monday night. Finder please return Inquire at litis Drug Store International Falls, Minn. them to hotel or United States customs INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA office and receive reward. Dr. M. E. Withrow and wife have returned from a months absence during J. W. Kelly, formerly a well known MRS. C. W. DADE which they visited the Twin logger and farmer near Ray, wfio made Non-Partisan Candidate for Judge of the District Court Cities and Chicago reveling in the joys Teacher of enough meney out of his Koochiching of metropitan life. The doctor visited Piano and Organ county holdings to buy a model halfsection the big Chicago hospitals, also. farm near Fergus Falls, is visiting old friends here and in Ray. Dr. Reeves, dentist and optician of INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA Strongly Endorsed Fort Frances and Rainy River, will EYES—Dr. Larson, the eye specialist, be at his Fort Frances office from will be at International Falls on F. J. McPARTLIN October 21th to November 13th. All Thursday November 10th. All those kinds of dental work, spectacles and Lawyer having defective eyes or in need of the eyeglasses. Fort Frances 'phone No. proper services for the fitting of glasses 44. are cordially invited to call. Office Office over litis Drug Store. R. F. C. litis fell from a step ladder Hotel Koochiching. dnd INTERNATIONAL FALLS. MINNESOTA while working in one of the upper Robert Irvwinljas a standing offer of Cordially Favored rooms of his building and consequently $600 for his fine young team of draft GEO. S. LANGLAND is nursing a badly bruised and battered horses from Oscar Douglas. He is face as well as carrying a few Lawyer holding the team at $750 and says bandages around his head. He had a when some one offers him that price narrow escape from a much more serious he will raise it to $1,000. The team Office over International State Bank injury. was raised in Koochiching and it INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA The Northern Minnesota Hospital would be hard to find a better pair BY THE LAWYERS OF THIS association, of which Dr. R. H. Monahan anywhere. P. S. Pendergast of this city is the head, is erecting In addition to the many other prizes DISTRICT a concrete hospital at Crosby, the announced for the Catholic fair to be new boom town on the Cuyuna range. Coal. Coke. Breequets held in December, Mr. and Mrs. The excellent reputation established Mark Pain have given a lot, 50x145 by the association's hospitals through feet, in Liberty addition. This and PHONE 25 the north country assures the success Statement by Lawyers: the other prizes will be disposed of at of this one. the fair which gives promise of being Hotel Svea The City Firemen's dance at the the largest and most successful event of the kind ever held here. City hall Friday night for the benefit To the Voters of the Fifteenth Judicial District: of the firemen's fund was attended by JOHN PETERSON, Proprietor Rev. Bernard Campbell, pastor of practically the entire city and those We favor the election of .JUDGE C. W. STANTON to succeed himself. He Holy Trinity Episcopal church, who who did not attend and never made a A good, first-class hotel for local is in New York soliciting funds with has proved himself to be capable, fair and trustworthy. We deem it unwise to displace step to a tune in their lives, contributed which to rebuild St. John's church at and transent trade. by buying tickets so that the firemen's him for a new man. Qualifications only, and not political considerations, Baudette which was destroyed by fire, energetic efforts were rewarded might do should guide the people in the selection of the judiciary. well to solicit money with Newly Constructed and Rates by a big money harvest. Socially, as which to buy and build a railroad. Reasonable. (Signers as follows:) well, the dance was a delightful affair. He looks after a church in Grand Marais which he visits occasionally Sample Room in Connection A. M. Crowell, Bemidji. G. W. Holland, Brainerd. ITASCA COUNTY. HUBBARD COUNTY. and the Alger-Smith lumber interests, CROOKSTON COLLEGE has P. J. Russell, Bemidji. F. E. Ehner, Brainerd. C. C. McCarthy, Grand Rapids. Chan. W. Scrutchin, Bemidji. W. H. Mantor, Brainerd. P. V. Coppernoll, Park Rapid*. Frank P. Price. Grand Rapids. placed all its graduates in positions. which owns the Manistique railroad, E. E. McDonald. Bemidji. A. T. Larson, Brainerd. W. W. Woolley, Park Rapids. C. L. Pratt, Grand Rapids. P. John Gibbons, Bemidji. S. F. Alderman, Brainerd. The demand for office help has been the only connection between the town H. W,! Stark, Grand Rapids. U. G. Wray, Park Rapids. PRESTON & CO. Graham -M. Torrance, Bemidji. W. H. Crowell, Brainerd. L. W. Bills, Park Rapids. J. D. Doran, Grand Rapids. Henry Funkley, Bemidji. greater than we could supply. School and the outside world, have decided Frank A. Lindberg, Crosby. F. A. Vanderpoel, Park Rapid** Ralph A. Stone, Grand Rapids. A. A. Andrews, Bemidji. M. G. Wooley, Akeley. George H. Spear, Grand Rapids, CLEARWATER COUNTY. is in session all year. You can begin to discontinue its operation and tear F. S. Arnold, Bemidji. D. D. Greer, Coleralne. Wm. A. McGlennon, Bagley. Hiram A. Simons, Bemidji. CASS COUNTY. R. A. McQuat, Coleralne. Nils Hagen, Bagley. at any time. Good board and furnished up the tracks. FORT FRANCES, ONT. John L. Brown, Bemidji. Daniel Delury, Walker. E. H. Hither, Bovey. AITKIN COUNTY. G. W. Campbell, Bemidji. room, taken care of in private family, E. L. Rogers, Walker. C. B. Webster, Bovey. "Old Jim" a pioneer horse of Koochiching F. W. Hall. Aitkin. D. H. Flsk, Bemidji. J. S. Scrlbner, Walker. Harry Phianey, Deer River. for $3 per week. Send for catalog. T. C. Bailey, Bemidji. E. H. Krelwltc, Aitkin. Harry Paddock, Walker. W. B. Deer River. county, who passed most of Taylor, J. C. Hessian, Aitkin. M. J. Brown, Bemidji. Chas. W. Ladu. Pine River. John C. Lewis, Nash wank. Address J. C. Sathre, Crookston, High Grade Calabash Louis Hallum, Aitkin. his 26 useful years here and worked E. L. Forbes. Pine River. CROW WING COUNTY. BELTRAMI COUNTY. Minn. KOOCHICHING COUNTY. along with the settlers in developing C. R. Mlddleton, Baudette. A. D. Polk, Brainerd. W. V. Kane, Int'l Falls. R. M. Funck, Cass Lake. and Meerschaum Pipes. S. M. Koefod, Bandette. G. S. Swanson, Brainerd. Geo. S. Langland, Int'l Falls. Of all the Hallowe'en pranks played L. SI. Lange, Cass Lake. the county, proved even useful in Albert Children, 'Williams. J. H. Warner, Brainerd. BIK Fran* Jevne, Falls. J. E. Lundrlgan, Cass Lake. about the city and there were many, Geo. E3. Erlcson, Spooner. Jay Henry Long. Brainerd. death. For the past seven years he Geo. H. Walsh, Int'l Falls. Chas. Arjrall, Cass Lake. Friink A. Jackson, Bemidji. M. E. Rynn, Brainerd. O. M. Skinvlk, Int'l Falls. Frank Ives, Cass Lake. the most notable was the feat accomplished has been owned by Matt Donohue. Chester McKusiek, Bemidji. W. A. Fleming-. Brainerd. Aad A. Tone, Northome. H. J. .Load, Bemidji. T. C. Blewltt,-Brainerd. English and French Briars by those who placed a hand Frank Palmer, Int'l Falls. About two weeks ago he was taken cart on the roof of the grand stand at very ill and it was found necessary to the baseball park. It may be doubted kill him. When his owner dug a The bar of the Fifteenth Judicial District, made lip largely of "C. B. D." and "B. B. B." that anyone who had never been to trench in which to lay the venerable republican lawyers, favors a non-partisan judiciary. Every voter college and had the benefit of higher remains, he struck a fine flowing well. Makes education could have performed that Matt, Robert Irvwin and the other should join in this movement to keep the office of judge out of politics. feat. It cannot be chronicled how it farmers of the neighborhood are talking was done but it is known that three Endorse Judge C. W. Stanton at the polls on Nov. 8th. of erecting a monument over "Old Lowest Canadian Prices men worked half a day Wednesday to Jim's" grave which would be but a fitting get it down in safety. tribute. Attorneys Bunn T. -Wilson, Biackduck A. It Holman, Pequot, and Thos. E. Collins, Cass Lake, have also signed this statement