ALL OVER IN A WEEK Hotel" Svea The Suffrage Flag. £1INNESQ25 lira. James Lea LaMlaw hai International Employment •anted a suffrage banner that •sad In the May parade In New York, PETERSON, Proprietor JOHN to be taken to London very shortly. WILLIAMS' STAY IN WARDING Agency It wUl float «rer the American de» HOUSE SHORT AND SWCIT. CHAS. A. EMBURY, A good, first-class hotel for local tachment In the five-mile parade which Manager Mrs. Pankhuvgt la planning. There and transent trade. win be 40,000 In the parade, as ahe Qave Every Kvidenoe rf Mng 1 baa plamSad & Connections with Duluth, Superior and Minneapolis Agencies KEEP THE,BOYS ON THE FARM Rates perlenoed Boarder and Hla Smart Newly Construe ted and WE FURNISH YOU HELP FREE OF CHARGE iaylngs and Mannarlama War* Reasonable. Exhibit at the State Fair Wjll Teach The Uplift Talk of Houeo. You How to Do This. Woodsmen, Bail road Laborers and Laborers of all Descriptions Ta ahe a help to her author 1* If,you want to know how to build Sample Room in Connection Whan young Mr. Williams oama to the best home for the farm and to our boarding houaa It was plain to ^Taa, Indeed," replied the Phone 127 make that home so attractive that it International Falls, Minn. taught her to aay *eullaasy •vary one that this waa not hla Ural Tourist Building be will a pleasure to the adult mem­ at 'oookta'" experience at boarding. bers and keep the boys and'girls on In fact, hla actions teamed to indicate PRESTON & CO. the farm you can learn all the details that ha waa old and experlenoed Westfork at the Minnesota State Fair. In the life of boarding, and that ha A new and what will undoubtedly FORT FRANCES. ONT. had come to ua from some other Mrs. Emma Christiansen made a be a very popular and helpful exhibit boarding house, or possibly from a trip to Loman last week which was Three Leaders of the 1911 fair will be a model farm succession of them. her first trip In six years. home. This permanent exhibit is being It waa ahown In the aplomb with High rade Calabash prepared and will be shown under H. T. Mcintosh is busy building his which he aaaured Mra. Hicks that he the auspices of the Minnesota State Invariably paid hla board on pay day, mantrap at Loman, authorized by and Meerschaum Pipes. Art society. It is intended to give the county board last week. and that his pay day oama on Saturday. practical as well as artistic ideas to Ignoring her somewhat distorted The township board met last Saturday Golden Grain Belt Beers the prospective home builder. It w?!l statement that she Insisted on pay la and let a contract for the com be helpful in many ways. English and French Briars advanoe In every eaae. In all the details of construction, In pletion of the bridge across the Westfork It was further ahown la the way every variety of practical and artistic near Loman, to S. J. Plummer for Harpers Whiskey he skilfully flipped the covering oft furnishing and in the best pictures *149. "C. B. D." and 4,B B. B." the bed In hla hall bedroom and N and books the home will be a model praised the oondltlon of the aheeta The chairman of the county board and those in charge will give valuable Makes with Judicial eye, his opinion, good Rock 5pring Water and the superintendent of county information on all subjects that or bad, being repreeented by a noncommltal schools were in this vicinity last week pertain to making a home attractive. grunt. looking into the advlsibility of build Lowest Canadian Prices He waa a normal young man, was ing school houses and consolidating Mr. WlUlama. He had Juat the nor UNDERWOOD ft HASSELBARTH. Local Agents some of our schools and it is reported ARTIST WHO HAD NO ARMS mal amount of baggage. Hla face waa that they have decided to build a ao nearly normal that people he knew International Falls, Minnesota. modern school house on the corner of would forget to apeak to him. He Mlaa Sarah Blffien, de Mentholon and waa of medium height and weight, Mac Loman's homestead. Here's Hllee Held Brushee In Thalr Call Phone 211 for and so far aa we could see.had bat Teeth cr Toea. hoping that Mac will take the hint.' one ault of olothes, and that an ordinary A certain family on the Westfork BEACH dusty, brownish gray. Miss Sarah BUEan waa a oonsplo* left their home last week for, a few His appetite, too, proved normal. ous example of the skill whloh am hours for the first time in a year and He had a typloal boarding houae appetite lass people sometimes aoqulre la and LARSON during their absence their house was that puahed aside those things It spite of their affliction. She was ml» entered by some one who helped did not want and Insisted on a double Eric Franson lature painter to Queen Victoria and supply of those It did. It waa a diecrlmln&tlng themselves to what they could find to bar work was widely known tor Ua appetite that refuaed to beauty and delicacy. eat. The footsteps represented very kAll Kinds of accept things the nature of whloh did closely those of the school superintendent She was born without arms, but aa not appear on the surface. Plasteringland a girl, having a great wish, to become and the chairman of the county Immediately after aupper Mr. Wll an artist, ahe worked earneatly fot board. Come again, you are perfectly Dealer in Hams sat on the front atepa and regarded yeara until ahe oonld paint by holding welcome to what yoji found. Lumber and Chimney building. fellow boarders with speculative the bruah in her teeth. In 1891, ao eye. Being a normal boarder, with cording to the Raja Yoga Messenger, what might be called an abnormal Real Estate Transfers the judgea, without any knowledge of Real Estate ALL WORK nerre, he eaally decided that Miss the means ahe was compelled to us% Land transfers for the week ending Amy Crothswelght, who waa a stenographer GUARANTEED awarded bar the gold modal of tba July 15,1911. In the roller mlUa oflloe, waa Society of Arte, a prlae sought the only one of us worthy of his attention. Erick J. Linden and wife to hundreds of others. International Falls, "Minn. And In fifteen mlnutea he John S. Lathrop, swi nei, M. de Mentholon and Bertram and Miss Amy went for a walk, heading, n$ sei, sec. 1-154-25 $ International Falls and 1 00 Hlles other artists who were do of course, toward the drug store Herman Schneider, single, to prlved of use of their arms. Thi the Erksburg soda fountain. Miss Amy, too, prided former had only one foot, which ha Julia K. Keyes, wi swi, sec. herself upon her dignity. Notice to paint with. U8ed 26 ei sei, sec. 27-68-24. 1000 00 When they oame baok Mr. Willlama All Kinds of Lumber delivered at reasonable Hlles lost both his aims In an Mr. Frank H. Keyes and wife to had some ohewlng gum, whloh he accident, being run over by a atreel Mayer Bosenholtz, lot 19, prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. paaaed about. car when he waa only 8 yeara oM Next day he was wearing a tie we blk. 16, International Falls. 8000 00 Choice Business and Resideice Lots. and when he waa Juat beginning ta recognised aa belonging to Mr. WUloughby. Henry Mathis and wife to acquire akUl in drawing. Be apenl Mr. WUloughby, when Martha G. Hanson, lots 1 to two yeara in patient toft learning t§ pressed, admitted that he and Mr. 3incl. blk 23, Rainy Lake draw uy noidisg ttre penoU in hli WlUlama had beoome somewhat chummy. addition to Banier... -1600 00 teeth, at the end of whloh time he won a first-class certificate from a Eric Franson and wife to Toward the end of the week Mra. local art school. Thomas S. Stephens, lot 16, Hlcka was taking an unuaual lntereat 19, Franson's Third Division blk. In Mr. WlUlama. She quoted him to the glrla, and would tell the boya how of International Falls 175 00 MEAT MARKET UNDER Porter & Allen successors WHEN THE EYESIGHT FAILS smart he waa. Joseph H. Lachapelle and He was the moat Ingratiating per wife to Simon Lachapelle, to Brown's Electric Laundry. Then Thlnga Look Good to One Thai son, was young Mr. WlUlama, and, aa wf nwi, sec. 14-157-25 1 00 N E W A N A E E N everyone Blee le Crltlolalng We cull and deliver sverybody got to Uklng him, hla sayings Joseph H. Lachapelle and wife Harshly and mannerlama were the talk to Louis Lachapelle, wi swi, promptly. We make a of the houae. sec. 14-157-25.. 1 00 "Everything haa Its compensations," On Saturday he did not appear at specialty of hand work, silks, Arnold R. Button and wife to deolared the man whoao hair la gray* the table. Mra. Hlcka aald he waa William Harsch, part of nei lng over hla ears and who can't read called out of town. He didn't come woolen goods and ginghams. back either. "fine print aa easily aa he oould tan nwi? sec. 2-154-25 1 00 yeara ago. 'Tea, air! Thlnga loo* His trunk waa hauled by Jim, the William Harsch and wife to Give us a trial. Phone 148. good to me that I hear other peoplq porter, to the Junk room, and we did Arnold R. Button, lot 5, blk. Get your Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton the best we could to forget him. We crltloislng like the mischief. Bverj! 1, Button's addition to Big Chickens and fish from us. A new have often wondered If he went girl has a flawless companion everybody's Falls 1 00 abroad, or was killed by ,a motorcycle, hair looks as if It grew consignment arrives Friday and John E. Cowan and wife to but have never learned. there and didn't have to be pinned on Saturday. WE WILL GIVE YOU Simon S. Lachapelle, lots 18 It's always" that way, for' people all my friends are handsomot the and 19, blk. 4, Holler's addition SATISFACTION. come and go like gueata at our board* streets seem olean and my olothes to Littlefork 125 00 lng house.—Dallas News. look new. Eric Franson and wife to "Then when I put on my spectacle! International Falls Daniel P. Wllhelm, lots 17 —I But I've learned not to, except Puszllng Worde. when I want to read. When my straw and 19, blk. 10, lots 30,31,32, The Ladlea' Aid women were talk hat gets too spotty my good wife blk. 12, Second Division to lng about a converaatlon they had punches me up and says it's time to International Falls 725 00 overheard before the meeting between buy a new one, and when she needs a man and hla wife. The American Suburbs Co. to a frock she Just quietly hauls my "They must have been to the aoo," Arnold Coal and F. H. Dangers, lots 26, 27, HARMAN & GEMMELGARD specs out of my pocket, hands them to Mra. A. Said, "becauae I heard hei 28, blk. 7, East Side addition me pointedly, and stands before me is mention 'a trained deer.'" to International Falls 900 00 a good light. Rose-colored spectaolca "Goodneaa me!" Mra. B. laughed. Patrick Shaver, single, to J. are aU right, she tells me, when I'm "What queer hearing you muat havel Fuel Company E. Lundrigan, nwi swi, sec. looking at her face,.but she prefers They were talking about going away, 25 nei sei, sec. 26-67-25... 400 00 me to Inspect her last summer's gown and ahe aald, 'Find out about the train, with my strongest, clearest lenses/* Northern Pacific Railway Co. dear.'" to Charles H. Maginnis, nwi "Well, did anybody ever?" Mra. 0. exclaimed. "I am eure they were taUfe swi, swi sei, sec. 34-67-24... 10 00 MARINE IRON CO. Soft Coal Seagulls of Lerwlok. lng about mualolana, for ahe aald 'a Charles Mooss, single to La- The seagulls are the sparrows ct trained ear,' aa dlatlnctly aa could be." Fayette Swope, part of lot and aa aucb they have a Lerwick, The dlsouaalon began to warm up, 1, sec. 14-158-45 1 acre 50 00 greater share in the town'a life than and In the mldat of It the woman her•elf Eric Franson and wife to have the aparrowa of London. In the appeared. They carried their Fannie A. Worlein, lot 19, morning time you wUl note that a seagull case to her promptly, and asked for sits on every chimney pot. Sea blk. 12, First Division to a settlement Hard Coal gulls swoop and hover over every roof 150 00 International Falls "Well, well, you do beat aUl" aha In the town. The air full of their Is Banier Townsite Co. to Lewis exclaimed, after hearing eaoh one. strange, high, plaintive, haunting cries. "I'd been out to the oountry over Diehl, lots 1, and 2, blk. 6, The children In eaoh house have a $10.50 night, and waa asking my huaband 550 00 Banier pet name tor their particular seaguU, if It rained here laat night." and having oaUed them by those After whloh the three disputants retired names, they feed them every day. abashed and In sllenoe.—Llpplncott's GILBERTSON Subject ot Change And each seagull knows what Is Magaalne. meant for him. No ma grill attaint* to one house ever seeks to eat the and 5MITH All kinds of' new and repair work. •xperft Teetlmony. food scattered from the boose next There was not mueh to be gained door. He does not dare the other |-"f Heavy forging and steam fitting. Sale and Transfer from the witness the box, who f* 45 lr gulls would Ull him. The people of do all kinds of seemed to have a wonderful faculty Gasoline engine work a specialtv the town, If they come aoross a little for holding his tongue, bat the lawyer Stable in Connection pile ot rice laid upon the roadway, General Masoi Work tried once mora. step over It with care.' And at night "Tou say your boat picked up the the seagulls leave their own appointed and aeoused at nine o'oloek 'or thereabouts,'" chimney pots and fly gracefully he said. "It has bean stated -I Plastering away to .their resting places on the Telephone No. 59 that ho Jumped overboard newly rocks of the Isle of Noes.—The Boote- an hour before that time. Tell me, Neatly and promptly Captain Sampson, how be appeared to .v you when you pleked him up. If yon Airy PeroMlage. A had been required'to gl »n opinion '""I Satisfaction Guaranteed of him then, what would you have "I hope the king and queen will Oscar gDouelas 1 said?" never have the experlenoe in traveling Long Distance Telephone Melrose 1270 "Well, 111 toll ye honest," said the whloh they wlU have In the coronation Call or leave orders at the $ captain, when he had disposed of a procession." Duiuth, Minnesota •. Pore Food Cafe to,. Mana6er portenUous yawn. 1 sh'd aald he "What waa thatr one o* the wettest men, if not "Dent they have their train* International Falls, Minnesota •P* tin* ovetTooot"