iNTERMATlON^e FALLS PRESS. ston to the boundary and Oslo will cedure is one of the country's International Palls Press urgent needs. be the only licensed town in Marshall and Border Budget county." E A S E Be Careful Now OFFICIAL. COUNTY PAPER Every newspaper, no matter how A Kansas paper tells of the dangers OFFERINGS insignificant it may seem, is a business of newspaper borrowing as follows: INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS "A man who was too economical PUBLISHING COMPANY getter for the town in which it is issued, and is entitled to the encouragement to take his home paper sent GEORGE P. WATSON. Editor and Manager. his little boy to borrow the copy and financial support of taken by his neighbor. In his haste every business man, as well as of all 81.50 A YEAR SUBSCRIPTION the. boy ran over a $4 stand of bees who are interested in the welfare of Entered as Second Class Matter June 23. and in ten minutes looked like a their home town.—Warren Sheaf. 1909, at the post office at International Falls, Minnesota, under the Act of Congress of warty summer squash. His# cries March 3,1879. Ada is a "dry" town after all. reached his father, who ran to his License received a majority of all assistance, and failing to notice a THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1911 votes cast on the proposition, but barbed wire fence, ran into that not a majority of all votes cast at the breaking it down, cutting a handful Only four more working days remain IN election. According to the village of flesh from his anatomy and ruining for the legislature. charter the town is wet, but according a $4 pair of pants. The old cow to the state law it is dry. The took advantage of the gap in the Blue Serge Suits Next Sunday is Easter Sunday. It attorney general says the state law fence and got into the cornfield and is the day upon which is celebrated must prevail. Hence another dry killed herself eating green corn. throughout all Christiandom, the town where saloons were counted Hearing the racket, the wife ran, greatest event in the world's history on." upset a four-gallon churn full of rich even the rising from the dead of Him cream into a basket of kittens, whose life and teaching has so revolutionized An Awful Example. drowning the whole lot. In the the world that all that is Dallas, Tex., a city of 92,000 people, hurry she dropped a $7 pair of false choicest and best has been made possible had 54 murders in 1910, an teeth. The baby, left alone, crawled to us. average of one for each seven days, through the spilled milk and into or one for each 1,804 of the population. the parlor, ruining a brand new $20 "If Cass county lands were selling Of the 54 murderers only 23 carpet. During the excitement the for $30 an acre there would have been indicated and only one oldest daughter ran away with the be more settlers burning out stumps ITT convicted. He was sentenced to hired man the dog broke eleven setting than there are today at $10 per acre. five years' imprisionment. hens and the calves got out and A farmer who sells a worked out Texas What's the matter with chewed the tails off four fine shirts. farm in the east for $80 per acre" is justice? suspicious of better land at ten dollars." "Time A Dallas lawyer answers: P. S. PendergasSt Give is the best criminal lawyer me time enough and I can beat any "The village council at Argyle, Coal, Coke, Breequets case." And for some reason, possibly where license carried by seven votes as at the spring election, fixed the license the overcrowding of the courts, PHONE 25 I the murderers and their lawyers appear fee at $5,000. No applicants to have all the time they want. .wanted the privilege at that figure and if the new council stands pat, Dallas seems to be an awful example BIRTHDAY An & tending to prove the contention the St. Vincent line of the Great that the reform of court pro- Northern will be dry from Crook- WEDDING I PRESENTS I We have an endless assoitmentg O N E of appropriate gifts, representing! the newest and finest products of the Jewelers' Art. Wedding Rings, Beautiful Diamonds, Sparkling Jewels, Watches, Unique Silverware, Sterling Novelties, Rich Cut Glass, Clocks, Etc. NELSON'S^ POWERFUL Jewifryi Stbre ha»A.t» reasons why wage earners should trade at THE PIONEER STORE. Extra quality of merchandise, large assortment to choose Suits from and the absolute guarantee that you are getting Everyone's Notion the best goods at the lowest prices: There is no fabric more genteel, than the popular From and much wanted blue serge. No gentlemen's Ocean to Ocean Childs two wheel rubber tire sulky, worth $1.75 for wardrobe is complete without a suit of this fabric. Boys good steel express wagons, worth $2.25 1.19 for They are suitable for all occasions and always give Granite pans 10 Granite dippers 10 a man the appearence of being well dressed. We Big clearance on men's, women's, girls and boys shoes: show these in various wales, also fancy weaves, in Chippewa Hand Made at Mart Schaffner 25 to 50 per Cent Off Rubber foot wear and Marx Clothes A large assortment of beautiful decorated china: Tea and coffee cups from ...10c up .20 Fresh eggs Creamery butter .25 These suits are made in the best possible manner. Extra fancy ham ••1G .10 ft Seeded raisins The linings are the finest that can be put into any 10 cent toilet soap .OS 25 lb. sack granulated sugar 1.45 suit. The cut is perfect, according to the new .20 1 lb.good coffee fashion-plates and we guarantee a perfect fit. The easiest money you make is what you save They come in all sizes and are sold at prices you on buying. The reason of our small prices is our pay for an Inferior make. You'll admire would expert buying and small expense of doing business. these suits at a single glance. We are also showing 4 good plows for, sod or stubble cheap an endless varity of new Spring and Summer $11.00 Each BmwNw styles in light, dark and medium colorings. Prices considerably less than you would expect to pay. are Pioneer Store Preferred Stock E E N A S •LEADS THEM ALL* HARRY D. RUETTELL theo. hamm: BREWING CQ, CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE ST. PAUL, MINN. International Falls, Minn. rilfcn Phtnt International palls, Minnesota