gSiS3^5 gflgflsgs* wf IE TJS1 «•. JFaLLSFH jy cured In sixty days. Loss of sight, 9 Many hunting- parties, many tfijklfe RETURNING TO^ fit Crtcstourg cataract, granulated lids and old International Falls Press 8moky Aohlll. few deer, is the record ipr this pact of weak,eatery, sore eyes treated afer a Ever hunt for a deer? One of the smokiest places en earn and Border Budget th$ country 'jK P* 'M plan .tbat ng fag. Ig l«ng FALLS Bi. N. .Eastman made a business It jondoubtedlj Achlll, off the coast oi Allan Goodrich: has about completed ng, dd^se|ted, (5h^nic diseaLsiAen^and| Mayo, Ireland, says Harper's Weekly. OFFICIAL. COUNT# PAPilh trip to town.^ foils' contract,'taking outiE bunchW w|iieM atjd s\pw smoky atmoe^here is not an on* OFFICIAL, CITYfPAPBR Peter Peterson has^returned from logs-.for J. Anderson. 3 V\u growths iKna undeveloped cHfldre'n's niown thing In *hy Irish cabin, but la Blackduck. •chill the greater the smoke the The Big Fork, Ont. Sunday-school l^or^^e^tfrn Upite^d doctors diseases, a treatment that is absolutely INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS Pete Skoglund made a business trip higher the satisfaction of the natives, PUBLISHING COMPANY is already making^ plan^ for their certain in its effects can be had and or to Ericsburg from Ray. for these smoke means potatoes, and nual holiday entertainment. depended on. -jrrx-r-r. GEORGE P. WATSON Editor and: potatoes mean food. Manager. y-v»f-Arthur MINNEAPOLIS, MIINNCSOTi. Hall & Barton have taken the contract Eczema, salt rheum, eruptions, liver Anderson has returned to It Is to one of tbe methods of procuring SI.50 A YEAR for cutting 40 acres of timber spots ann Qhronic diseases of the SUBSCRIPTION Laurel for a short stay. Later he w|Jl soot that the islander owes An Association of Prominent Physicians west of "town. skin quickly cured. An absolute act as time keeper at Smith's camp the smoky condition of his oabln. Entered as Second Class Matter June S3. Glying FREE Medical Services to guarantee in every case accepted for Soot he" mnst have, or the putafffw Quite a number of the young people 1909, at tbe post office at International Falls, Andrew Shoemaker returned from Minnesota, under the Act of Congress of treatment. will not grow. In the tiled fields he tiheSidk and Medicbies ati Cost attended the hop at Ray, all1 reported a trip to the Twin Cities recently, March 3, 1879. eregts^ lljttle hnts oalled "scraw* Patients with cancer," tumor and a good time and loud in their bringing with him a tine youngti&ajn lAt Koochiching Hotel, Saturday, hogueiB,'' fonned by the "scraws" ov tubercular glands not larger than one praise of the Rayites. of horses. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1911 sods of heather from the mountains. M"oveihb6^ 25thj ONE DAY ONLY. to two inches usually cured with their Did it ever occur to you that the The ice bridges: across the Bijjplfoiic Withln these huts he keeps afire ol The Northwestern United Doctors hypodermic injection method, with peat burning for six weeks or two man with forty or eighty acres of and Rainy ere never placed as quickly largest doctor specialists in the United The Right of Way one' treatment, and this without months, at the end of which period before. "Here's looking at you," land under cultivation would be independent States, practicing in Minnesota, pain As Charley Steele, the criminal lawyer the :Sbra^i ire/ from their continual for life. In this section Jack Frost, contractor. L# Michigan, Iowa* Nebraska, Wisconsin, Impregnation withe smoke, transformed in "The Right of Way" Mr. Sanford Patients with growths larger than many are beginning to realize it, Messrs. O. Gagnon and A. Letendfe North and South. Dakota, organized Into soot Dodge has a very congenial role, two inches are not invited to call. hence the recent inquires and purchases have-left for work in Canada, tot the apd li$nsed: by the states for the purpose Turf or peat is abundant on ths one that embraces the whole gamut if you want to get one of those No matter what your ailment may winter. They expect to return to of treating diseases, deformities Island^ and the largest fires cost no& of the serious drama. From his first choice forties or- eighties write the be, no matter what others have told lug. Mr. GagnOn's claim in the spring. and all curable ailments without "surgicai entrance as the sophisticated critical, corresponding secretary Ericsburg you, no matter what experience you ?r.d u:"i opbration. All that is asked in Three weddings on thd Black, as reported questioning, lawyer, to the last act have hart with-Other physicians, it Commercial club for particulars. retarn for these valuable services is Not Sarloua in last wfeek's Press! Here's where he gives his life, not to save will be to your advantage to treat fiwelterlng Passenger (on railroad that every person treated will state When you feel the world is against 4%' congratulations for the happy couples. his friend but his enemy, he is artistic, with the Northwestern United Doctors train)—This window sticks so I oaill the result to their friends, and thus you if you are down hearted^ discouraged We'd like to have a similar report consistent and convincing. During Specialists.. Even if your case is get It up. prove to the sick and afflicted that at and have the blues, (if you long from the Big Fork. this time he is obliged to pass incurable they will give you such advice Conductor—Yea. Wood Is swollen last treatments have been discovered for companionship and an atmosphere through the depict the experiences Talk about starting so early' that a little by the rain. It'll be aft ligal that will relieve you and stay that are absolutely sure and certain of optimisms if your sweetheart has la a few daysj—Bxchange. and heart beats of a life time composed you are a day late! The Loman mail the desease. in their effect. 7 -r.b given you the icy stare and the mit of the vicissitudes brought leaves the Falls before the morning And Women Only Glow. Do not put off this duty you owe By their developed system no more because of some better looking fel'low about by an inquiring mind and a train comes in these days, apparently. be There are rules to observed even yourself, your friends, and your rela operations for appendicitis, gall and you have concluded there is nothing checkered carreer. Anyhow the daily papers etc. have in expressing one's self concerning tives, it may save your life. stones, kidney stones, tumors, goiter, good in the land of Koochiching the effects of the weather upon one's been arriving twenty-four hours late piles or cancer. They were among If you have kidnef or bladder trouble, anatomy. A young Frenchwoman, county. Then we advise you think of Gemmell since the freeze up. the first in America to do away with bring a two oui ce bottle of your who was learning English while on Ericsburg, long for Ericsburg, get to Martin Knops has just returned tour with an American governess, the knife, blood and pain in the successful Ericsburg and look up the Commercial urine for analysis. Ray .v from the southern part of the state once inadvertently exclaimed, "Oh, treatment and cure of these Club boosters of that town, they This free offer is for this trip only. and says there is no place like home. Come to Ray for your health. my, I am all of a sweat!" "Mademoiselle," dangerous diseases. 5 are everywhere then let them ease Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. exclaimed the governess, John Larson just returned home R. N. Eastman and wife attended Diseases of the stomach intestines, the aches of your heart brother, and severely, "never let me hear yon use from Northome where he intends to church in Ericsburg Sunday. Married ladies must come with set your feet on the road to prosperity. The recitation room is a little cool that word again! Horses sweat, mam return Monday to start in the jewelry P. A. Erickson was in town the this week, which caused the English their husbands and minors with their perspire. Women only glow." business in Gust Engelkings old stand. irifTThe first of the week with a load of farm conditions: product *5T ^Sn (J III. class to recite in the assembly parents. Don't forget the doin's at the Ericsburg F. B. Peterson spent his hunting age long anxiety about tomorrow's produce. room. commercial head quarters on trip at Turtle River and had very rioe and is not to be counteracted A party of young people from Ericsburg December 4th. Thanksgiving afternoon Selected cases of consumption, asthma, by the Influence of the petty SHIP US YO0R?? good luck. attended the dance here Friday and evening a very large time is bronchitio and catarrhal diseases lift them above sordid anxieties. HIDES, FURS, PELTS Miss Minnie Clark is numbered on evening. promised by the club. Extra good absolutely cured with combination of the sick list but hope she will soon Mrs. George Watson of Ericsburg is WOOL. ETC. music has been engaged, the club by medicine, hugiene, diet, exercise and Why ie Thief recover. here visiting her sister Mrs. Louis the way having' their own piano. the important uses and advantages of W: SELL GUNS, TRAPS, FTC, CHEAP Every city man considers It his Mfj Samuel Bohms entertained A. Speeches by some of the leading exponents Peterson. W it a a 1 0 5 clothes, occupation, etc. to Josh a friend who mores to Oq N VV. I E & rUR O Sawer from Minneapolis during the of all good things will be John Richer and wife left Tuesday ooaht»y ^Tasnlngtnn Herald. Many cases of deafness are frequent N N A I I I N N hunting season of the Big Game. The given and the supper will be par excellence. r:: for Duluth where they will spend the A yyf:- t'-jxi lis reporter did not learn what kind of Come and bring your best next few days. T-7-sr-rr lulk they had. girl she will enjoy the fun if you Eric Franson of International Falls Ole Hesthness just bought a horse don't. was in town Tuesday looking after and cutter from Joe Renerz. Ole logging interests. don't believe in packing any more Laurel Notes Miss Dulice Kinshella teacher of than he can help. Al. Braidison is down from his Big the Beaver school enjoyed a sleigh Robert McGraw is back from the Fork camp. ride to town Sunday. west where he has bin thrashing he Ole Sheie, of Bannock, spent a few said that it was too wet to make The dance given here Friday evening much this fall where he was. days at Laurel last week. by George Miller and Alice Mc Kay was well attended and a good time is reported by all. HIS is an age 6f reason and the man who applies study and care R. S. McDonald Supt. of the InterInternational backed by Knowledge and experience in his business is the sqfe Lumber Co. came to Ray and made a trip to their camps man to buy your goods from. We had the opportunity and were in this vicinity the first of the wee&. in a position to mcrfcte some extraordihary purchases of staple""high Mr. and Mrs. O. Lillidale returned re to their home in Hibbing, Tuesday if. grade merchandise for spot cash practically our own price. You after spending the past week here as the guests of their sister Mrs. John Know that When we quote you a price and tell you it is less than Richer and while here had a very successful hunting trip. the regular wholesale price to ordinary dealers. "It is a fact." Beginning to day we offer you: I Year The St, Paul Daily News PROCEEDINGS I Year Shoes The International Falls Press Dry Goods Continued from page 1 I Year The Woman's World .99 Men's heavy felt' shoes leather heel Good heavy comforts.,:'.:... .75 $1 .85 Geo. A. Snyder expenses on worth $2.50 Good cotton blanket $1.00 elsewhere. I Year The Farm Press .25 2.50 24 06 Men's foxed felt shoes worth $3.50— tax collection .... •,. Ladies wool stocking..i._: .05 AH for 43 23 Men's kangaroo high top all plush Big Xmas Package and Post Cards. Annie E. Shelland expenses.. White outing flannel. _. _.— 1.90 $ 2 0 0 Security Blank Book and Misses sweater coats worth $2.50. lined shoes worth $3.00 $3.20 2.06 Printing Company supplies 39 15 Ladies felt, hand turned leather sole Heavy shawls —..... .21 $2.00—- 1.15 juliette fur trimmed worth Ole Sandsmark road work 15827.... 35cent flannel........ .19 $2.75...r 1.75 25 00 Ladies kid fleece lined worth .. ... Table oil cloth, all colors .25 -29 Fred J. Couture justice fees Ladies 50 cent carpet slippers.. German knit yarn, skein :d': .95 .90 State vs. Jacob Ungerman.. 1.50 Ladies archies $1.25 kind. Good big feather pillows. •.— 1.25 .75 Fred J. Couture justice fees Misses red felt slippers worth $1.00.. $2.00 aviation caps _._. .50 1 50 Felt slippors cent kind State vs. J. E. Hoppie,..... 75 2.50 Fred J. Couture justice fees Men's $3.50 sole leather packs.. Clothing THE St. Paul Daily News is one of most popular independent State vs. Herman Giese..... 1 60 -J daily papers in ths Twin Cities. It is popular because Fred J. Couture justice fees Groceries —$ -99 Boys warm coats.... 5 40 State vs. Geo. A. Snyder.... it gives all the news in condensed form—it is clean and reliable. 2.50 "Boys warm overcoats. George Dilworth witness fees Its regular price is $2.00 per year without the Sunday .25 .75 3 boxes Malta rice— Boys knee pante State vs. Geo. A. Snyder— 1 00 edition and $3.00 per year with the Sunday edition. ... 2.49 Sold usually 2 for 25 cents. William Dayton witnesi fees Girls red all wool mackinaws. White soap toilet or laundry 10 big 10 Boys and girls warm good wearing State vs. Geo. A. Snyder— 1 00 IJ .75 ...15 .13 Jong stockings to cent cakes William Dayton witness fees .10 THE Woman's World—Exclusive woman's magazine, and oo Boys woolen shirts... "75 State vs. Geo. A. Snyder... Good cooking figs —. 2.50 is so well known that it hardly needs any introduction to Men's warm working coats 1.00 Fred J. Couture justice fees 7}. 3 lbs. good green tea 1 50 Men's woolen pants. —--i--Men's our readers. During 1912 this magazine will contain three State vs. Chas. Richardson.. 1.00 3 lbs. good black tea .25, .50 .75 and boys warm caps and Fred J. Couture justice fees great serial stories, besides a generous installment or other .35 Men's woolen underwear $1,50 kind 1-QO Maple syrup per bottle State vs. Leona Dell. 1 50 popular stories of well-known American authors which will Union suit underwear ... -v i-,39 .10 Fred J. Couture justice fees Fancy krout per quart appear continually It has a. music page and apartments devoted suits—— .59 Ladies heavy fleeced union State vs. Nettie Davis. Some barrell apples while they last .49 to crocheting, fancy needlework, fashions, home talk, Ladies-knit sweater coats Fred J. Couture justice fees 2.50 per barrell-— .. .49 Misses $1.25 tam-o-shanters cooking, etc. r"" State vs. O. D. Arwood .... 150 4 .25 Apples per peck -ft* 1.00 Men's dress shirts........ Fred J. Couture justice fees Napoleon flour, the very best flour on Men's heavy tweed flannel shirts made State vs. John Prickett. 1 80 2. 1.50 with yoke $3.00 kind THE Farm Press—Published at Chicago, 111., is the best William Dayton witness fees' earth, 49 lb. sack. Men's heavy melton cloth shirts worth .50 State vs. John Prickett. ... farm journal in tne great Middle West. Fifty years of experience Grape juice per quart....... 1.7# $2.50 Fred J. Gouture justice fees .25 :1 Olives 2 bottles for...."l~plain, has given this publication the ability to give the -2g Men's work mitts jkr State vs. H. T. Crofford.... 1 stuffed. farmer a paper, that .he/^UL,appreciate and learn to need. .25 Men's good suspenders— Fred J. Couture justice fees From cover to cover it is filled with invaluable information State vs. Arthbr Dupler... .• 160 for the farmer. The special farm building hints contained Fred J. Couture Justice fees The easiest way to maK^ a dollar is to .save it. Don't be in- State vs. Mabel Palme*.... 1 60 I.' in this magazine are alone worthrtjie, price of the paper. Fred J. Couture jiistice fees' by anything but hard facts examine the goods,and compare fluenced State vs. Pearl Leslie. .. 1 50 FredJ. Couture justice fees prices before mdRing any purchase. Our grocery line is the THE Internationol Falls Press is the home and official State vs. Lola Jackson..... [if paper of Koochiching County and also of the city of International finest money can buy at any price. Let us show you. Fred J. Couture justice fees tf TH5S?(0NEERft STORE Falls. It will keep you posted on all the important State vs. Mabel Sraiith..... 150 &. It 4*1* jhi news of the week—and will be of special value and. .interest Fred J. Couture justice fees State vs. Marguerite Els| You cannot afford to you during the coming political year, worth..... .7."...".. .vr. 1 60 to try and get along without it. On motion tin Board adjourned untij Dec. 20th, 1911, at 9:00 a. m. ~. m. DurririE. flSSft'lS-'HARRY-D. RUETTEUC International Palls Attest: Chairman '. L. H. Slocum, County Auditor. a