INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. and the temporary closing of the place MYSTERY SHROUDS DANCE was in the nature of a compromise. Dor an Bros* International Falls Abstract Co. The trial of Kelly and Bowen was Hallowe'en Party Is Ascribed to held Monday morning before P. S. Witches of the Night. Pendergast, specially appointed by LICENSED PLUMBERS BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietors Mystery was added to witchery in Mayor A. B. Colburn, to sit as police AND judge in this case. The alleged victim ABSTRACTS. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE the Hallowe'en dance given Monday was present to prosecute and also night at the City hall, for after all HEATING ENGINEERS were several witnesses to testify in behalf the elfs and sprites, spooks and Collections, Conveyancing and Loans gnomes, gargoyles and imps and other of the defendants, who refrained High Grade Standard Enamel Ware wanderers who ply their pranks on from taking the witness stand and were J. E. BXJRDICK, Manager American Radiators and Boilers held over to the grand jury. Kelly the eve of All Hallows had fled to MINNESOTA gave bail, Ed Ek becoming his surety, INTERNATIONAL FALLS, other worlds not to return until but Bowen was taken to the Bemidji another year and all the celebrants of Our Motto: "Good Service and jail Tuesday night by Sheriff H. W. the event of their coming had gone Prompt Attention." home, no one knew who to thank for Forrer. one of the most delightful dancing Building a Camp Fire parties ever given in International Phone 177 Three Leaders Falls. The success of outdoor cookery depends Cor. 3rd St. and 5th Ave. International Palls, Minn. And the mystery will not clear, largely upon how the fire is either, so it must be believed that built and how it is managed. A the jack o' lanterns that sardonically camper is known by his tire. It is grinned from the stage footlights and quite impossible to prepare a good Golden Grain Belt Beers the other decorations that made the meal over a higgledy-piggledy heap of hall a tit scene for the setting of a fairy smoking chunks, or a great nest of tale were all arranged by the witch A E & S O N coals that will melt everything In Harpers Whiskey wanderers of the fateful night. And making up your list of supplies for the after all the fun there is not a one hunting trip, be sure to include golden who attended the gay party who is FOR.T FRANCES, ONT. grain belt beer, as the water supply El Paterno Cigars not now strong for imps and gargoyles may not be of the drinkable kind. and like things. This beverage is a valuable aid to digestion, nillinery at Canadian Prices The make the impish picture more as well as a tonic and healthmaker complete the men rolled up great UNDERWOOD & HASSELBARTIi, Local flgents clouds of smoke from the stage, which Order of Underwood & Hasselbarth, made the imps and those who had International Falls, Minnesota. Latest Styles--Latest Trimming International Falls, Minn. come to celebrate their fete day, dance with glee. State of Minnesota District Court At the door the dancers were greeted County Koochiching 15th Judicial District R. C. Fraser, plaintiff. by an assemblage of spooks such as vs. MISS J. SWEET, Head Trimmer and Manager never before gathered together outside Arthur C. Dinnie, Defendent. of a story book. Gowned in long, The State of Minnesota to the above named defendent: Take the Ferry white, wraith-like robes, they aptly You are hereby summoned and required to proclaimed the spirit of the night— answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the The Celebrated Val Blatz above entitled action which is on file in the and the spirits. office or the Clerk of the Dist-ict Court in and for said county and to serve a copj' of your Now it is said that a real dancing answer to the said complaint upon the subscribers club will be organized and that it will at their office in the City of International MILWAUKEE BEER Falls in said county within 20 days give dances all through the winter. after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such service. Real Bargains in Meat at Then the veil of mystery may be raised And if you fail to answer the said complaint WHOLESALE AND RETAIL as to the promoters of the pretty within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action wi'l applv to the court for GORDON BROS. Hallowe'en party and those who at tne relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Oct. 12th, 1910. tended it may have a chance to extend & KANE PALMER, their congratulations and thanks. Plaintiff's Attorneys, OLD CROW Whiskey 10-20-11-24 International Falls, Minn Watch this space weekly for new offerings TEDDY BEAR" CLOSED UP NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, SEAL OF INTERNATIONAL FALLS Cigar U. S. Land Office at Cass Lake, Minn., Council Takes Drastic Action on September 29. 1910. Notice is hereby Riven that George W. Grote Fresh ham 20c Report of Robberies in Place. of Manitou, Minnesota, who. on August 24. 1910. made Ceded Chippewa Homestead Fresh pork shoulders 18c Kntry Serial No. 03966, for WV4 SW«, SE* Repeated reports of alleged robberies SWJ4, SWM SEV*. Sec. 32, Township 160, N.. Pot roasts 10c W. J. F^aviltnai-i occuring in the Teddy Bear saloon Range 26 W., 5th Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make Final commutat Shoulder roasts ..121-2c which culminated in the arrest of the on Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before F. J. McPartlin, bartender, Ed Bowen and Fred Kelly, Boiling beef 9c S. Commissioner. District of Minn., at International who ran the restaurant at the rear, on Falls, Minnesota, on the 12th Plate beef 8c Phone 47 International Falls, Minnesota oay ot Nove Tiber, 1910. a charge of grand larceny, caused the Claimant names as witnesses: Fresh cream and milk from Anoka's famous dairy farms every Irvin Slocsen. William Westover. Sem city council Monday night to close the Ols^n, Cbarles Mayo, a:l of Manitou, Minnesota. Saturday morning. thirty days. The saloon for a period of Lester Bartlett. council could have revoked the license Register. HARRY Harry D. Ruettell, who is initiating International Palls into Minneapolis prices for general merchandise, has just returned from a purchasing expedition to flinneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth where he loaded up in anticipation of the winter wants of this city. The new goods are on the way—expected in a few days—and will be sold at the same low prices that made his sale of Berg & Smith's stock the business sensation of the city for several weeks. The low prices on the present stock still prevail and the store is filled every hour with eager purchasers.