INTERNATIONAL" fr ALLS PRESS E. Franson Lumber 83.88 Ohio Ernest and Clarance, at Birchdale, No better evidence of faith in the International falls Press F. Dragaman Boarding prisoners and Margurite, now with her permanent prosperity of our city can 27.50 sister at Owens, Ohio. and Border Budget be given than the fact that reputable M. & O. Power Co., Lights for Eric Ostlund and wife of Dassel, business men from other prosperous O S A E 18.75 hall for May who has been visiting their son Emil cities are willing to pay the prices OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER M. & O. Power Co., Pumping asked by our business men in exchange Ostlund, returned to their home today. OFFICIAL CITY PAPER 208.33 water for May 1911 for their property or their 11.95 H. D. Ruettell Supplies business. Every week some good deal INTERNATIONAL PALLS PRESS Sam Dickson, Fred Wescott and PUBLISHING COMPANY The request of the Civic League for is made. This week R. H. Bennett Mrs. Ernest Calvert of Bainy River, has been doing a little flirting along the Council to stop the sale of fire and Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson of GEORGE P. WATSON, Editor and Manager. works to children was referred to the that line and thinks that he sees his Baudette, came up on the launch Mayor. •1.50 A YEAR way clear to take life a little easier SUBSCRIPTION Reliance 2nd and had dinner at H. L. Three houses and lots centrally located The Clerk was instructed to have after a couple of months, even though Whitcomb. Entered as Second Class Matter June S3. an ordinance drafted regulating live the shekels may not come in quite as 1909, at the post office at International Falls. only five blocks from business center. •c» Minnesota, under the Act 6t Congress of stock running at large. Indus abundantly and regularly. March 3.1879. On motion the council adjourned to Will sell cheap if taken at once, on easy C. V. Linslin came down from meet Monday, June 26th, 1911, at We congratulate Editor H. W. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1911 Loman Monday on business. eight o'clock p. m. Hassing on becoming the owner of the terms. Apply to J. C. Pearson* from up on the G. F. NELSON, Carlton County Vidette. Mr. Hassing is to have a postal Grand Rapids main Black, came down on business Attest:- President. has edited and published the savings bank. /Monday. R. C. paper under a lease for the past year FBASER, City Clerk. and has certainly made it a paper W. T. Fakey, deputy collector of Day. Long live This is Crowing much looked for by it's subscribers customs, is spending a few days with E W E S JUNIOR ASSEMBLY King George JV. and exchanges. The Vidette has a his family at Emerson, this week. well equipped office and a good field Paul Early came up from Baudette of This is certainly the month for business and we are sure it will (IVES SOCIAL DANCE to attend the Shannon-Lewis wedding at the Cash and Economy Grocery Store marriages in Koochiching County. continue to satisfy all the needs under at Barwick, Wednesday. its sphere of influence which can C. V. Linstin and wife from Loman The county sheriffs are having a be satisfied by good live reliable passed through here Wednesday inroute big time at Grand Rapids yesterday On last Friday evening, June 16th, newspaper. D. C. Anderson, the for the Shannon-Lewis wedding and today, at their annual outing. the members of the "Junior Assembly," former owner, will continue to devote at Barwick. which is the latest organization his energies to his 320 acre farm Steven Mannassau, one of our up Former Mayor of St. Paul, Dan W. of the younger set for social purposes^ near Grand Bapids while watching NEW WATCH HA KER river farmers, took down a tow of Lawler has announced his candidacy gave an invitation dance in the city the mineral developements there log* Friday to be cut at the Nuttel for the senatorship of this state in hall, which was a great success: abouts. stave and saw-mill at Emo, for the place of Senator Knute Nelson whose Fifty-three couples were present and In litis Drug Store erection of a new house he contemplates term expires shortly. danced the "light fantastic" until the MAYOR D. DUMAS building this summer. wee small hours. Lightrefreshments were served and elegant music was Bring your watches, clocks and This is Coronation week in the D. E. Dobbs the Indus Apiarist, UNDER ARREST British Empire, some statician has furnished by Master's full orchestral has just launched a new launch, jewelry to the new hospital. All figured the cost to the British people built by himself for the purpose of will average $4.60 per minute. If it Fodder Corn as a Substitute transporting his output of honey work guaranteed. Prices right. was up to us to pay the bills with this summer. He has already extracted (Continued from page one) for hay. The Steller Jewelry Store our present pile it would last not about one thousand pounds. tive and Deputy Sheriff Helmer with Common field corn, sown on well' quite half a second. E. J. Helmer from Loman towed a a few farmers there has been no prepared land, in drills from 3 feet to boom of logs down from Black river search for the desperado, wanted 3 feet 8 inches apart, and using 30 to One of the surest signs of the progress Tuesday to be cut at the Nuttel saw among other things for the murder of 40 pounds of seed per acre, makes exjcellent of the Chineste nation is the fact mill. He is going to build a large a Chicago policeman. It is taken for fodder corn. It may be planted that it is demanding an indemnity barn with the lumber cut from them granted he never will be taken alive. as late as June 20th to July 1st, under of 12,000,000 pesos from Mexico for this summer. Davis is believed to have established J. CARTER & SON favorable moisture conditions, with a the slaughter of 303 of her citizens himself in one of several deserted Frank Stevens came in from Black reasonable prospect of getting a full and the looting and sacking of eightynine shacks to be found in the Puposky river Monday to look over his farm crop though earlier seeding is preferred. business houses. woods. Superintendent Fielding is near here, with a view in mind of Sown at this time of year, but FORT FRANCES, ONT. inclined to believe that he will kill logging it this fall- and winter. little cultivation will be necessary except Crop reports from all sections of himself. Frank intends building a fine house to conserve moisture, and the crop this north and west country are very More arrests as the result of the apprehension on it and to remain here permanently. riillinery at Canadian Prices will be able to take care of itself during flattering, unless all sigiis fail we may ot Dumas, of persons high the busy season. The yield |f expect the best crops of many years. in the business world or Minneapois, D. M. Early was among the guests field cured corn fodder will vary from Which means good times and lots of Bemidji and Cass Lake are promised from here attending the ShannonLewis 3i to 5 tons per acre, depending on ttyp Latest Styles—Latest Trimming money in spite of politics, stock markets by those behind the present movement. wedding at Barwick last Wednesday. kind of land upon which it is grown The warrant on which Dr. or anything else. He reports having a fine and the season at which planted. In Dumas was arraigned tonight was time and. that the ladies, "both case of a shortage of hay, it could well sworn out by Assistant State Fire young and old," look just as good to The Demonstration and Improvement be substituted for that food-stuff and MISS J. SWEET, Head Trimmer and Manager Marshal Fullerton and charges as follows: him as .they always did. Commission appointed by the in fact, for some classes of live stock, legislature to clear portions of 10 to Sunday was the S. S. Agurindas it is more than an equivalent, pound "In Puposky in said state and in Take the Ferry 40 acre tracts let a contract for cutting for pound. A ton of timothy hay wiU first trip on Rainy River since 1905, the night time on June 16, did willfully, the brush and timber, grubbing contain approximately 56 pounds of So says old settlers. People coming wrongfully, unlawfully, feloniously and breaking five acres near Algoma digestible protein, 868 pounds of carbohydrates, into this country since then have and maliciously attempt to set in Boseau county for $25.00 per acre, never had an opportunity of "seeing a and 28 poundof fat. 5 ''4?. on fire and burn that certain frame last week. ton of corn fodder will contain approximately real steam boat, and many took to building being then and there owned 50 pounds protein, 792 pounds their storm cellars and did not venture by one R. E. Smith and occupied by If it is true that the Minneapolis of carbohydrates, and 24 pounds of eut until the sun went^down. the Puposky Mercantile company and Linseed Mills are importing their raw fat. The amount of nutriment contained Miss Rippy from Bemidji came Full of Honors and Wonderful Triumphs of its L*ong, Goto the United States postoffice." material from Calcutta, India, it in the ton of corn fodder is down from International Falls on Bean, the captured bandit, was arrested quering Tours of the Continent, and presented .on a Scalo. should certainly the Minnesota slightly less than in the hay, but the Day the launch, "Flyer," on reaching on the same charge and will farmers big money to raise enough to more succelent nature of the fodder of Colossal Magnitude and Lavish Expenditure. Loman she was informed that there be arraigned some time next week. supply the home consumption. Who corn makes it especially adapted as was no boats running through to never known before in this country. The three Cass Lake men who are at fault, the farmers or the mill feed for dairy cows, sheep and growing Baudette this season, so she was signed the Dumas bond were C. M. THE TRAVELINQ BRIMMING OVER companies? colts. When compared on the basis obliged to charter a boat at Loman Johnson, merchant Albert Marshik, of an acre of land, corn fodder has -a AMUSEMENT WITH to make connections with the C. N. saloonkeeper and Henry Mullen, merchant. decided advantage. An acre of fodder After July 1st, all ocean going vessels Winnipeg flyer at Emo for Baudette SENSATION MIRTH corn, yielding 4 tons per acre, will where she will visit her sister, Mrs. are required to carry wireless OP THE AND 09 give 200 pounds of digestible protein, Jghelhog. telegraph equipment and operator PROCEEDINGS OF DAY. JOY. 3168 pounds of carbohydrates, and: 96 capable of carrying a message at pounds of fat, as a compared with 112 Odd fellows Elect Officers least one hundred miles. Great CITY COUNCIL pounds of digestible protein, 1736 strides are certainly being made tor The following are the newly elected pounds of carbohydrates and 56 pounds the protection for life on the ocean officers of the local I. O. O. F. lodge: of fat from an acre of timothy yielding wave as well as on the land. N. G.-A. F. Klein. two tons. (Continued from page one) G.—Thos. J. Williams. V. It is true that the growing fodder President Taft and wife were married Sec Charles Mickolas. corn is a somewhat more expensive J. McCloud 20.20 twenty-five years ago last Monday. Fin. Sec—Geo. M. McCraith. process than the growing of an acre of N.Millar 26.11 Mrs. Taft was formerly Miss Treas Geo. W. Grote. hay but the amount and kind of forage A. Sandas 19.58 Helen Herron, and was a school Trustee—Thos White. obtained warrants any one with a M. Gorges 24.08 ma'am. They celebrated their silver Regular meeting will be held again large amount of live stock in growing M. Olander 32.72 B. wedding and had some big doings at next Friday night, when work will be at l^ast a moderate acreage of fodder Chas. Freden 9.50 ,f the White House. They were more done in the 3rd degree. Odd Fellows corn. This is especially true, this Nels Johnson 26.11 than pleased to see what a lot of nice observe new light in front of your year, on any farms where there is John Elie 2.25 silverware was sent them. THE hall. Last Friday night the second likely to be a shortage of rough feed. Dan Christo Work on water extends congratulations. PRESS degree was given to five new members. —Andrew Boss, Supt. University works 3.37 farm. Nick Yousha work on water FOR SALE:—A good five room Few incidents have stirred this works 2.25 dwelling house with hall, full basement north country as much as the news of Birchdale John Ely two scren porches, waterworks the arrest of Dr. A. F. Dumas, mayor mc 10.75 installtd, sewer, electric lights, new Emil Ruberg is making a trip to of Cass Lake, on suspicion as being Joe Coillo work on water 250 20 hotwater heating plant, barn, chicken the leader of a nefarious gang of Sask., looking up a Canada homestead. HORSES. works 43.00 CLOWNS house and park, garden, will sell yeggmen who are supposed to be the The cut worms, potatoe beetles and 400 PEOPLE. John Peterson Team work.. 6.00 50 LEADERS for part cash and liberal terms on men who have been conducting the black flea are the worst ever. Joe H. Quint "... 4.20 The Dsblia Grays. 100 ACROBATS balance. Enquire at the Press office. series of bank and store robberies B. M. Hamre "... 32.40 The Black Hassan. This is ideal corn weather and quite KENTUCKY HORSES? throughout this section during the -THE MARVELOUS EDDYS- Jack McDonald "... 18.00 a lot has been planted in this place* Iak*s Baling Euy HUM past few months and also with being D. T. McPhee "... 6.00 Mathis Bud has bought a farm in conspicuously connected with the J. Piatt ... 25.20 Wis., some 40 or 50 miles from Duluth. several arson cases which have occurred Frank Carrier Assessor .. 102.00 MONARCHS SUPREMO IN TMB AMUSEMENT REALM. H. W. Brouffee has also bought a THE ROYAL YEDDOJAPANESE TROUPE recently hereabouts. Various 3.00 homestead in Wis., on the new line of conflicting reports are current as to C. H. B. Kennedy 3.00 the Soo railroad now being built, the reason of his arrest, business E. H. Zimmerman Lights 24.11 And 200 Other Great Acts. G. B. Van Over has been making men and social leaders with whom Int'l Falls Press Printing 14.55 some very good improvements on his Dr. Dumas has been closely connected $12.45 allowed DOUBLE MENAGERIE are non-plusoed, but all seem to house. at 9.20 agree that if the charges made Ole Nelson and Emil Olson started F. H. Keyes Supplies 18.90 against him are true then no penalty last night on a crib of timber for Baiidette. P. Collins Burying dead animals Containing Wild Animals froth Every Country. is too severe for him to suffer. -j ... 3.00 THREE BANDS OF MU8IC. It is feared that the scarcity of the ..ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME.. dragon fly will give the bull dogs and misquitoes anew lease of life. Thomsen Found ry Co. Many times the Biggest and Most Bewildering Production Mrs. John Nelsoii of Minneapolis, ever in America. Most Stupendously Stirring Spectacle is visiting her sister, Mrs Oscar Johfason. that Human Eyes Ever Witnessed. |T Manufacturing of Jos. Chambers died Thursday, June. 8th, at the age' of sixty years. The bT 8 LOOSE TOP GATES, ALL KINDS OF GRAY Deceased was born in Sheffield England, ORAND FREE STRB6E JttBADE AT 10 A. M. IRON AND SEMI-STEEL CASTINGS MADE. and settled in £rackensvillje, Absolutely Pure HOWES lonoanSHOWS Ohio, and came from there to Emb, GTCAT Ontario. He took a homestead on the MAr Mkf JMMM* Old Phone 1256 United States side about five years mmdmlromRoymlQrmim 212 Garfield Ave. DULUTH, MINN. ago. He leaves a wife and five children: AT Fort Frances, July 4th, 1011 MALUUiUMEPMSnUTE Thos. Chambers, of Cleveland, Ohio Mrs. Anna Cooper, Owens, •^V» US us hat- a i&sfiS