but using fine roted manure, or still, which made the round trip from We Celebrate the 4th International falls Press better, pulverized shep-manure at palital motor boat Koochiching, At the mass meetine held last niglit the rate of 500 lbs to the acre. and Border Budget this city to Rainy Lake city a .distance Announcement in the city hall it was decided that After sowing the seed, do not rake of about fifteen miles. The Fourth of July should be publicly in but cover all over with one inch the weather was superb and the thousand OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER and appropriately celebrated in this of well rotted manure. That will islands already^ clothed in theii OFFICIAL CITY PAPER city. O. J. Mastersvwas unanimously not bake and become crusted, in case attire of summer green made the, elected-chairman and Frank Green, of hard rains, as the dirt would. trip a perfectly enchanting oneji INTERNATIONAL PALLS PRESS secretary of the meeting. C. B. Kinney, The young plants will come up readily We beg to announce to the people of PUBLISHING COMPANY So enchanting that the party linger John Berg.and F. J. Dudley were through the covering, and it will ed with the mermaids until the]1 GEORGE P. WATSON. Editor and Manager. International Falls and Koochiching elected as an executive committee insure a good stand and a fine lawn. moonbeams painted golden pathways! and J. C. Infelt, M. Burton and A. Brackett, Excelsior. Minn. on the ripples. Few cities boast of •1.50 A YEAR Ccfunty that our new store is now open SUBSCRIPTION ,y ~fr Henry Otto was elected as a Finance scenes of greater grandeur than isi[ Entered as Secodd Class Matter June 23. for business. committee. given the excursionist on such a trip. Will Change Date of Inauguration. 1909, at the post office at International Falls, Minnesota, under the Act of Congress of Wc arc pleased to state that you are A change of date of the inauguration March 3,1879. CJ2MENX BRICK FACTORY. Accidental Shooting of the president is assured of now able to purchase your entire stock H. U. Heting has purchased thei THURSDAY, MAY 25K Many of the old time residents of ratification by theSixty-second congress, 1911 latest cement brick machine and isj this city were shocked to learn, Tuesday and it is not improbable that of household goods at reasonable prices. operating a factory near this cityj! morning, of the accidental death similar action will be* taken to It is a good deal, easier to stand Samples of his work may be seen We also wish to announce to the of Horrihan who for the past change the date of holing the election. solidly for the betterment of things Wm. at the PRESS afflce as well as at eight years has been the foreman of This assurance has been given if the improved condition does not public in general that our grand opening the factory. Mr. Hetting is open-ing the river drivers of the Rat Root by a two-third majority of both impoverish our pocket books. his factory at the right time t6'i r&v will be held in a very short time. houses of congress to Representative section of the county for the International river build up a profitable business, in a Henry of Texas, chairman of the Lumber Company. Senator Lorimer lias expressed his much needed line. Hereafter all the1 Come in and take N-.a look around housei commitee on rules who introduced Mr. Horrihan was camping at Rainy willingness to resign his seat in the good buildings of our c^ty will be recently a joint resolution Lake City with a few or his pals, whether you wish something or nofr senate if by so doing he can save the constructed of either brick or stonev providing for the submision of this resting for a few days after the drive reputation Of his closest friends. This factory is manufacturing both We shall be glad, to make your acquaintance. proposal to the legislature of the and before beginning another job, his common and faced bricks to suit any tent was pitched next to that of Fred states. style of archetecture and offers to Farmer Senator D. M. Gunn of The proposed amendment of the LaPage who brought the news to deliver his goods at such prices as Grand Rapids shipped a carload of' constitution of the United States town and returned with Deputy Very Truly Yours, will be considered reasonable to all potatoes to the state of Washington changes the date of the inaguaration Coroner Dr. Swinnerton, and undertaker purchasers. last week.for which he received sixty International Furniture House. Frank Green, who brought the from March 4th, usually an cents per bushel F. O. B. at Grand body to town Tuesday afternoon. inclement day in Washington to A GOOD LAWN. Rrapids. They must have good roads Mr. LaPage said that about 2:30 Tuesday the last Thursday in April. The around his section of the country. There is npthing-that adds to the date of holding national elections morning he heard a shot in the beauty of thehome, more than a good will be changed from the first tent of the deceased man, rushing in be detrimental to the people as a ion in the country districts will blue-grass lawn. I say blue-grass ^Tuesday* in November to the first Minneapolis is shipping potatoes for he found him lying on the floor with whole. The precedent is the national be divided.—Ex. for it does not matter what you seed Tuesday in April, preceding the sale to the farmers of the Big Fork his head shattered. constitution limiting the representation a lawn toit will get down to blue expiration of the terms of the and Littlefork valleys, the last on Deceased was about 48 years of age Notice To Subscribers. in the United States senate grass in a short time. The most president and members of congress. hand sold in Littlefork Monday for and bore a good reputation. He was to two senators from each state, regardless Watch the date on the label of essential thing is to get the ground Provision is made for extending the $1.25 per bushel, the next consignment a member in good and regular standing. of population. The argument your paper, it shows the time to well leveled off before seding for it will cost them $1.50. This is an awful term of offices of these officers, in the local I. O. O. F. lodge and against it is that it is unfair which your subscription is paid. The will never become level after seeded after the ratification from March condition of things in a fertile country the announcement of his sad death to the big cities—and that a man new postal regulations do not allow down. The leveling is best done with 4 till the April date. like this and is but another illustration was received with great sorrow by the who lives in a city is entitled to the us to give you more than three a length of railroad iron drawing During the next year and a half of the desperate need of good members of the order. The funeral same degree of representation in the month's credit. We have no option it back and and forth until all the the citizens of ilinneso'ta will become roads so that the farmers can get their was held this afternoon at 1 p. m. at state senate as though he lived in in the matter: the government says low spots are filled and the rail well versed question of products to market after they have on the the M. E. Church were an appropriate a smaller city or the country. There that we must either do that or place touches the ground along its whole it'titutional represertion in thr raised them and wintered them. re sermon was preached by Rev. Chappell. are things to be said on both sides a one cent stamp on each paper in length. If you cannot get a railroad i^islature. uonal am:MitN A. const! The Odd Fellows attended in a body of the proposition. From one view arraers no longer than three months. rail, a timber will do the work. .nt was submitted Ly the le^isautre Minneapolis says it will build a and took charge of the burial service point it would seem to be for the best Watch the date. In seeding, use at the rate of one limiting inmber of the iv "summer White House" at Lake in Forest Hill Cemetery. interest of the state at large, and removes When a change of address is desired bushel of blue grass seed to the acre tors from any one county to se --.l Minnetonka, if Congress will require The members of the local I. O. O. the possible menace of corporation please send your former one. as well but it takes two years to get a good The purpose of deprive this is 'o il.c the President to occupy it during the F. wish to thank the members of the control. The other is that it as your present one, so we can make sod of blue grass alone. It is a good iaf cities of the number they wo •. 1 summer months. International Falls, quartet and others for the valuable is discrimination against the cities, the change on our mailing list. plan to sow two quarts or timothy he entitled to on a poi illation basis will not only duplicate this offer on assistance rendered at the funeral today. and is unfair. These are questions seed with the blue grass— the blue The argument is that the senators Deitz has employed a lawyer who Rainy Lake but will throw in a guarantee that are to be considered by the people, grass will run out the timothy within of the great cities are more or Itas is preparing to secure a new trial to furnish the President and all his and the decision should be based a year or two. fo keep the lawn representatives of the big interests for him. guests and an abundant supply of the EXCURSION SEASON OPENS. upon the desire to best serve the in growing condition, it should have which are looking for special favors finest ozone, the best fishing and hunting, commonwealth. It will probably be Former Governor John Lind On Sunday last the first excursion a good coat of fertilizer applied in from the law making body, and by together with lake and island defeated, as the cities will vote underwent a delicate operation last of the season was enjoyed by many the fall not disfiguring your lawn combining the city senators wield scenery, second to none on tliis continent. nearly unanimous against and opin­ Thursday but is recovering .nicely. of our prominent citizens iri the with a lot of coarse stable manure, greater power, and this power might J* In buying clothes, some things you can see for yourself—color, pattern, weave, style, fit, price your judgment for which is your best guide But some things you can't see—quality of fabrics, quality of "insides," quality of tailoring. You buy mostly from what you see and for the rest of it you take somebody's word The part you can't see is the more important. 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