INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. 3,,, Wf 9 Blk 79, International Falls Gust Johnson, single, to Harry Halvefson, jot, &na~*yel~fhefe coJpes Qmes^WfiSB LOCKINOf UPjjTHEi iJORYMEN Hotel Svea WHEN JHE HORSE WON'T PULL 1000 00 ha won't pull, and when you bant Lots3& 4 & SEi NWi Sec. make him, as on a day and In a place 1-67-25...... 600 00 Minnesota & Ontario Power Co. to Outrageous and, possibly, lllaoal Ct»* Givlrtp a Team a Tow Is Not So Oem like this. On a hot hard day when ke Nels Ogren & wife to /!Diec Koochiching Nels JT. Nelson, NWi NWi, Sec. $om# Dowii 25E* JOHN PETERSON, Proprietor torn. That Has From mon In Summer at In gets hot and sweaty and tired bemay Old Tlmee. NEi, NEi SEi,#Sec. 26-155-57 Co. Lot 5 Blk. International Winter. 74 •make up his mind to stop for a time Falls 100 1 00 and then he does stop ana you can't A good, first-class hotel for local Someof tbe ahabby brocade of ooovt Winter Is the time when most com* George A. Snyder & wife to A. Hanson Ebon N. Nicolai, single, to Mary T. start him. He wants a rest and etiquette has been cleared out of oor and transent trade. monly one driver helps out another, Lots 13, 14, 16, Blk 1, Forest he Insists on taking It, but when be Clark Und. int. NEi SWi-30-71-23 oourts. euph .aa gown* and wlga. flam* when the going Is bad with heavy has rested that way for 10 or 1$ minutes Heights Add to International Falls 100 that stlll hangs In *4ad shrads la mow, but such help may also be extended he'll put his neck Into the ooUai Newly. Constructed and Rates 1 00 dustjr, hut taoflanatry. Bat soma sur Ernest Chambers, & wife to Delia E. In summer occasionally, when again and go on. Tlvlnf praiottoeaftve (i^rlouelyob|ao'i The Koochiching Company to William FWiSWi-2-159-27... 00 Weeks *1 Reasonable. the going Is aU right, and a team has He had stopped like this and the tkmable. Y. Kane Lot 12, Blk 23, International been exhausted by the beat. This was Alvin M. Greeley & wife to George P. place where he had now stopped waa Fof, lnstanoa. th* outrajsoua fcattt •uch a case, but It had complications. Falls 2400 00 Watson, Lot 23 Blk. 3 Big Falls a little up grade, but this time he Sample Room in Connection of looking Juryu*e& up. WhjrT During Here was a small double truck with Loyd C. Seybold to George'Hans Lots didn't stop as long as usual for this 700 00 the progrtoia cf a civil eaae vbiob a load that weighed perhaps a ton, 13&14, Blk 56, International Falls Is a tolerable busy locality and pretty lasts threa or four daye Juryman oan, scarcely more than that, and a pair BUM soon the traffic policeman got tl* oat 800 00 go home nights. But whan tha oaae GILBERTSON of horses not the best pair In town, fit moving. He oommandeered a pasi-' Florence Siats et al to George W, la given to tha Jury, tha jury must go, but a team that could easily haul the ing truck and got the truckman to Francis Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, Blk 8, Lots into.: oontlnuowiaassloa^ under, look load but now here was this team give the stalled truck a line, and when and SMITH and key. until ltreache* a vardlot. halted, while ahead a driver was turning 6, 7, Blk 9, Mizpali 1 00 the line had been made fast and the There is no, suflloleiit reeaon why we the horses of his truck baok to Eric Franson & wife to B. J. Thorn towing truck started up both horses should not go bom# at. tha and of a' the truck that was halted, to give that Lot 3, Blk 16, Franson Third Addition of the stalled team started pulling toft do all kinds of day, and ooma hack to our work next truck a life, an unusual sight for the "It's a hot day," said the trai&c policeman, to International Falls.. 150 00 morning, Jiiet aa wa man do In any General Mason WorK season. "but It's not a heavy load. George.A. Snyder & wife to Richard cither business. Tha imprisonment of What was the matter Why oouldn't They'll take it along all right when you a jury tends to hasty decisions, to the S. Reeves, Jr. Lots 7 & 8, Blk 18 that team with a comparatively light and get 'em up on the level." forced verdlota of weary jninda lncapaclUtad Forest Heights 1st Add to Inter. load on get away with It without help! Plastering for thinking. Much better, Falls 300 00 The explanation was simple. Koonomy. tp drop a dUBoult oaM. go home, One of the horses In the stalled Eric Franson & wife to O. E. Iledin, First Aeronaut—When I found I had sleep, oome fresh to th^ Jury room in Neatly and promptly team has a mind of his own. You won the prise I simply walked oh air! Lot 5, Blk 1 Lot 19, Blk 2, Franson the moip!^.,4i# Ire«Nwe deliberation. couldn't call him a balky horse, noi Second Ditto—Gee whist That third Division Int. Falls— 1 00 If, Jurymen are -Ip ^dangerbeing Is he a horse that lies down on th big saving of caaoUna. R. C. Fraser & wife to Charles Nanglev Satisfaction Guaranteed tampered filth after .a ease ls given to tbem, then they are in equivalent Lots 13 & 14, Blk 5, Carson & Lupie danger of being, tampered with during 1st Add to Int. Falls 42 60 Call or leave orders at the the progress of the oase. Tillie Quarberg, single to Maud Flanner, The inoavoaratton ot tha Jury la, I Pure Food Cafe Lots 3, 4, Ei SWi, Sec. 7-67-23 hold, agalnat the Hghta and libartlas To include with the other 100 International Falls, Minnesota of cltlsens. good things you pack in am willing to glva a portion of Barney McGuire, single, to Henry your picnic basket my time, without pay, to putdio business Mullen, SEi SWi, Sec. 2 Ei NWi, but reaent thetijirnlng of the NWi NEi, Sec. 11-66-25 .... 1 00 aherUTa key behind my baok.I rebent Oscar Hellberg, single, to Abraham PRESTON & CO. haying to wallt down to tha street Olson Timber on NEi, Sec. 34-68-25 to aupper (or breakfastl) In military PORT FRANCES, ONT. 800 00 or criminal oolumn-by-twos. The Judge very often has to spend several days Charles Barby, single, to Turtle River In rteoidlng a question of law.- Why Lumber Co. Ei NWi, Wf NEi, STATE FAIFb not lock hlm up until bla mind works 13-151-28 1000 00 High Grade Calabash Sec. to a oorohartont—Oaaa and, Comment A most delicious, wholesome Anton Lang, single, to Turtle River EXPOSITION ept and Meerschaum Pipes. and thirst satisfying beverage Lumber Co. SEi Sec, 13-151-28 S 4 9 to 1400 00 MODERN WOMEN LACK GRACE Fred J. C. Mueller & wife, to Robert English and French Briars Jacquinet Lots 6 & 7 & Ei SWi 6-6723 "Leads them Alt" Famoue Artlet Sayefalrtex Never BefQue Walhed or Oarrlad Iteel# 1 00 ao Badly. 350 AGRES Robert Jacquinet, single, to Fred J. "C. B. D." and "B. B.B." C. Mueller & Clara Mueller Lots 6 & 0tooe. B. G„ tha famous Theo. Hamm Brewing Co. Makes 7 & Ei SWi 6-67-23 1 00 •mat, saya: 1 do. not bellava that ^EDUCATION® ENTERTAINMENT 8T. PAUL. HINR. women—or men, either, tor that matter—have Arnold R. Button etal to Arnold R. ever walked or carried IN ALL THE WORLD NO FAIR LIKE THIS Button Lot 4 Blk. 1 Buttons Add. Lowest Canadian Prices themaelvea aa badly as they do now, to Big Falls 100^00 the women with their elbows out, their shoulders up, their necks pushed forward, {he men for tha most part chestlass creatures with sloping Notice necks. Arms were not made to stick out on either side like Jug handles. MOf course, as an artist I am at war wlth fashion and. Its constant changes—which prevent woman: evolvlng a dresp whtoh expresses her Individuality—but especially with tha teshion of wearlixg oorsets^ which, my mind, destroy the outlines of thai figure and cramp the freedom! eff woman's movemanta. Never before In my life has woman besk so ipuch Imprlsoi^d and laced up as she is HOW THE 6BEATEST TENTED EXHIBITIOH IH THE WORLD Porter & Allen successors today—that ls to say, of cours^ all except the willowy women| whose figures BlG SH OWS h'N O N E to Brown's Electric Laun* accord with present fashion. TIMES ITS FORMER SIZE How can she more gracefully In a ESI dry. We call and deliver tuba which pushes her shoulders up, EVEHYTHINC NEW THI8 YEAR BUT THE TITLE shortens her neck, and sends her elbows promptly. We make a out? Tha. sloping attitude of Wftt PptlTIVELr EXWBff TWICE DAIL)f »T 2 A)lftS .P. Mi specialty of hand work, silks, neck adopted by man and women I PROGRAM FASTEST PACERS attribute to the wearing, especially The 2BthfAnniy^'8ary Year pf America!s Stanllard woolen goods and ginghams. when young, of high stiff collars. Thf MINOR HEIR l£8fe GEO.CANO 2.02% Tented Enterprise now presents the Blue-BJooded least pressure on tha back of W4a Give us a trial. Phone 148. Ar 181 $* a of thyi ^l Te|it:,yjf I HEDGEWOODBOY 2!01 LADY MAUD 2VO& naok sends tha head forward, wd ^'BESTSPECIMENS LEADING thus a habit is formed." 1 fICK OP YHt *25000.00 WOHLO'S e.N ffe iSTA S itr' BREEDS-LIVE STOCK 1' No Act to* B^ br to* Eipi4lii for Anne Bolayn'e Ooaoh. ^, IN PURSES. Gcnthy allIncw bros. FEATUH^ OW HIS EA W "Headless ooaches" are fairly hunv FROM ALL OVERmcWORLD «nua. The most funous Is tab om MORE Rar«Sp«cIni|&«of that drives onoa a year, on the aipi* Wild andr ltomfBftic /mimals versary of Anna Boleyn's axecutl|n, than any other snow affords up tha avenue at Blloking, her Norfolk International Falls One Ticket home, says the London Ohrwil^e. Tha. coachman and tha four hon|8S a Managers have not a head between them, aj^d Anna'a own Is not upon her shoulders, &ER but she holds it in her lap as shA ^tts DATE in the coach all in whlte. At the 1*11 Arnold Coal and 'ake a Holiday—Briar th'0 door the whole apparition vanisms. Jntlre Fimdlr-^lb^atlp pif Anne's father, .81r Thomas, slso rll^s Pot, Giires Half as Mack for SPECTACULAK THISFAIRWIL in a coach drawn, by headlSas horses Tour Moaey. n't' Do Hiss once a year, and We ride is m^h CCIiTDV Done NEW ALL FEATURE Fuel Company ptnlnT KU o. .shows this year mora exciting than his daughter's. |pe AEROPLANE FAM0US F0R ITS luia to croaa forty county bridges BEAUTIFUL HORSES 100 100 ing the night and a company of MUSIC tOO IH0S0U6HBRE0 PONIES IOO Ing demona pursuea the coach to of tho Ptrforming ,i Heed* OiMtest Eleph^n» tha,horses going. In the World. 2 Droves of Persian and Arstyan Caoisls. BO Monkay Soft Coal MEET Comedians. THE BEST EVERYWHERE Jtank. In Kentuoky. WRIGHT BROS AND ALL THE TIME "Yea, sir.'' the Kantuohliui said, 20 BI6 FEATURE ACTS, aaoog befng tht Fqltov)ag Eiirop«40 Inportatiofls 5BAMB5 30MIE5TRA5 they sat by the stove, "you oan THEFOURKEUrS $8,00 a man's rank In this state thuslyr COMEDY WIRE ACt you see a man with his feet on SOME MANY MACHINES OF THE LA ia TELL SISTERS tha store he's a glneral If his Aerial Butterfly lien law Act Hard Coal oh that rail half way np he's a etflonel, 4 FLIGHTS 0 OTHER SPECIAL MARCEL. LENNETT and if he keeps tham on the floor ill's Sifiaatldnal Acrobats ATRACTIONS a major." and iCowetfy Bar Experts $10.50 "All. yea," hi# oompanlon satt THE BRACHARDS THRILLING CONTESTS MAMMOTH OBTDOOR SPECTACLE Wonderful SpanlaH Mthat's good aa fur as it goes Ml EVERYDAY MllE Cojitojilonlat*, rnygici| how are jou going to dlatlngulsh fa P^iltuat iKpowents IN THE oaptaln or a lleutenantf* Subject ot Change THE 1»EREZ FAMILY "8tranger, we dont 90 no VtrOkDERFUL EUROPEAN Uian major in Kentuoky."—Lfp -"'A C« O ATIC ACT 2DAYS WATER CARNIVAL sottl. CfiittftftrtfaFfcnHy of 5 M00NEY3 ELECTRIC TANDEM ^neatioMl- Aerial jwisls srssffra EXHIBITS op CHAMPION SHEEP Sale and Transfer Automobile Real Estate Transfers DOGS DIRECTED BY FAMOUS Listed by the .Koochiching County jW MAMilHfiPIIT Iff# SHEEP FARMERS Stable in Connection RAGING Abstract Company of Internationa] Wljichl POSlTlVELY takea place, irain or ahine^ iQl3q A. ^Show ALL men CLASS ATTRACTIONS SOI.IO MI^E pp G6MT^—** Falls, Minn., for the week ending July .Ai COME NO FAKES ALLOWED $ 29th 1911. ,OJOtO^S^ O PEN FQR INSf€&TI0N 0F HENA6ERIE AT I AND 7 P. The Koochiching Company to LoyctC* YOU W*LL ROYALLY L(®RJ!QBM*NCE SMMfNCES joip Mu* UTER, OK AND FREE BE Telephone No. 59 WITH YOUR FAMILY Seybold, Lots 13 & 14, Blk 56, International r»Mia»T|OMnw 8wqy jfitoaww waawmrym ENTERTAINED EVERY MINUTE Falls 600 00 TO THE H. E. Lockram & wife to W. H. Dlei STATE FAIR GROUNDS mert, Lots 3, 4, Ei SWi, Sec. 3l|B7 24 ....... 10W00 Oscar ^Douglas MIDWAY BETWEEN S ifOO 3 The Koochiching Company to Augu MINNEAPOLIS '?»*s F. Klein, Lot 21, Blk 56, International Falls .. 250 00 FRI DAY^AUQ. ST. PAUL.i ManaSer I The Koochiching Company to Charles 5,-6j 7, 8, Parkin Ei Lot 4, Lots r.tHiuD 1- T- ttSff -*jc- A