aW^iVW'-^TT* ESSgsg -m ^w&mmr pnggmrao^yn «902s msa js^\::- & „K! camping, trapping and Boy Scout Birchdale depts. Keeps 52.000 boys interested Mr Carl and wife of Baudette aye WB ri'Avl"WoVg'6 now. Sent to three homes a whole visitibg at T. W. Howard*. ^Z W A ?fe year for $1. Remit to THE NATIONAL Dber are quite plentiful but are too 68 Kedzie Building, Chicago, YOUTH. ,-Jl fj l\ 1 shy and cunning for our hinrods. ^2 tf 1 I 111. Mr. Water tall and' Rubey are putting SUMMONS in cement in basement of school ,#«. rrfr^'fcr ,-r State of Minnesota building/ V-v." BS In District Court Just across the street next to County of Koochiching) The new school byilding is being John P, Galbraith & E., W. Francis, as Receivers plastered and will be ready for u$e^ Holler's Confectidnfcy. "Good* of Mizpah Mercantile Co. Plaintiffs. •& about Jan. 1st. .. vs. fresh stocK of rrteats always brv Emll Rubey sold his pony to mail William McLaughlin, Defendant. •. carrier Chequtte and has bought another hand, BEST PRICES. We rhake' The state of Minnesota to the above numa* pony of Benj.Mattison. defendant. You are hereby summoned and required to E. E.Fybo and Co. has as' good a, all our own sausage on dur new answer the complaint of the pialhtifr in the general store as there is between International above entitled action, which complaint is filed in the office of the clerk of said court and to We are getting in a stocky of high Falls and Baudette. machine serve a oopy of your answer to said complaint upon the subscribers hereto at their office 901 Fred Waterfall has three men cut* Pioneer Press Buildintr, St. Paul, Minnesota, Qrade gobds tor Christmas. Manicure within twenty days (SO) after the service, of ting cedar. Seymour Lloyd and team this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such survice and in case of. your failure to of Frontier is doing the hauling. Sets, Ciitfevry, Silvei-wear, Fancy and Useful answer said complaint witnifi the time' afore said, toe plaintiff herein will take judgment Mrs. John Frazer and her children against you for the sum of Three Hundred China and Glass\frear suitable for of Staples* have been visiting Mr. Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate, oi HARMAN & GEMMELGARD six per cent per annum from and since May Fraser's sister, Maud Underwood. If 18th, 1911. and for the costs and disbursements Christmas presents. Watch fbr our prices this action. of Ole Nelson and Peter Sather have Dated Max 19th, 1911, Aad A. Tone, International Falls, Minn. completed the well for the new school next weeK- Telephone No. 96 International Falls, Minn. A. E- Boyeseh & H. H. Fler, St. Paul, Minn. airid have a good supply of water. d7j90 Attorneys for the Plaintiff. As fine sand for building purposes Notice as there is in the country can be had All citizens are hereby notified to in any quantity on the "sand ridge" put all garbage and Kitchen refuse in north of town line. barrals or other receptacles, in the Miss Underwood acconpanied her back of lot in alley. The city employes a scavenger to remove it regu sister Mrs. Frazer and children to International larlly. Failure to cooperate with Falls Friday last on their this regulation will be an offense a* way home to Staples. gainst sanitary and health laws. G. S. Swinnerton, M. D. Harold Royem and Emil Hendrickson City Health Offlicer. has the stone hauled for foundations for their houses. Emil Olson A E Notice of Receipt of Bids hauled the stone from his homestead. Notice is hereby given that sealed Cresh Grazen returned from the bids may be filed with the undersigned harvest, with a helpmate and now American at any time on or before the 21 day we expect to see Cresh make a good of December 1911 for furnishing all farm of his homestead in a very short City of International Falls, in said of children to the Loman school house light and furnishing and installing all time. Independent School District No. 4, on according to the plat and specifications lamps required for the lighting of the, the 28th day of December, l9ll, between on file at the Loman Post Office streets of the City of International The Locality does not Count the h6urs of o'clock p. m. and 3 and Pe&gafr school house. Falls for a period of five (5) years and W I N 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, for the All bids must be sealed and marked Wherever there are people suffering according to plans and specifications purpose of voting Upon the propose "Bids on Transportation at Loman." from kidney and bladder ailments, on filb in'My office. tion of issuing to the State of Minnesota The Board reserves the right to reject froiQ backache, rheumatism and urinary That skid bids will be opened and LAND SHOW the bonds of said municipality in any and all bids. irregularities, Foley Kidney Pills considered by the City Council at a the aggregate sum of $90,000, bearing Annie E. Shelland, will help them. Belvidere, 111. E. A. meeting thereof to be held a,t the interest at the rate of 4 per centum 14 Clerk. Kelly, an ex-epginner, says: "Three Council Room in said city on the 22nd per annum the proceeds thereof to be years ago my kidneys became so bad ST. PAUL AUDITORIUM day of December 1911 at 8:30 o'clock used for the purpose of purchasing a Notice that I yas compelled to give up my p. m. site fbr a school house at International December 12 to engine and quit. There was a severe That the City Council reserves tbe Notice is hereby given that bids Falls, Minnesota in said Independent aching pain over the hips, followed by right to reject any and all bids by order will be received by thb Clerk of the School District No. 4, and the an inflamation of the bladder, and always of the City Council. County Board of Education for the (Under Anspicaa of Northwest Develop*oat Lea|so) building and construction of a school a thick sediment. Foley Kidney Dated Nov. 27th, 1911. Unorganized Territory of Koochiching^ house thereon, to be numbered and to Compht• Exhibits from Pills made me a sound and well man. R. C. FRASER, County at International Falls on or Minnesota Montana North Dakota Oregon mature as set forth i,n the resolution I can not say too much in their praise." City Recorder. before December 20th for the janitorship Washington Idaho South Dakota Alaska now on file in the office of the Clerk tfhe Best Xmas PATENTS! Of the Lomaif school house, according of said Independent School District gift for a boy is a All famous sections, valleys and cities have special exhibits. If yon are lodldng Notice of Special School Election to the specifications on file at No. 4 of said Koochiching County, for a home, the Land Show will enable you to decide where the opportunities are. year's good reading To get it send 50 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the Loman Post Office arid Peggard Minnesota. cents today for leading boys monthly Special Rates on the Railroads that a special election will be held in school, house. All bids must be sealed Dated December 6th, 1911. magazine of America. High class Independent School District No. 4 of and marked "Bids on janitor work stories, educational, manls, sports, P. H. Fogarty, games, electrical, mechanical, carpen- the County of Koochiching and State at Loman." Clerk, of Independent School District, try wireless, aviation, poultry, pets# Minnesota, in the City Hall in the The Board reserves the right to reject No. 4, of Koochiching County, Minnesota. any and all bids. 21 14 Annie E. Shelland, Clerk. Notice of Sale of Boncis Notice is hereby given that sealed Notice Schulz Pianos Best Assortment bids may be tiled with the undersigned 2 Notice is hereby given that bids at any time on or before the 22nd will be received by the Clerk of the day of December, 1911, to the purchase County Board of Education for the Player Pianos of the bonds of the city of International of High Grade Unorganized Territory of Koochiching Falls, Minnesota, in the County at International Falls on aggregate sum of Twenty-five Thousand or before December 20th for the transportation Dollars, ($25,000) in denominations of children to the Birchdale and Organs Sheet riusic of One Thousand Dollars ($1000) school house according to the plat and each and payable in five (5), ten (10), specifications on file at the Birchdale^ fifteen (15) and twenty (20) years Post Office and the Sault school house. from date* of issue, bearing interest at All bids must be sealed and marked The M. Co., pianos are built along modern and Schul2 A permanent music store is a credit to any city. the rate of six per cent per annum, "Bids on Transportation at Birchdale." scientific lines in the substantial manner and consequently payable annually, the proceeds from Singers, musicians, stholars, music teachers or any­ the sale of said bonds to be used for guarantee every piano made by them for a full term of ten The Board reserves the right to reject the purpose of liquidating the floating body purchasing- sheet music, musical instruments, etc., years. We have a $500.00 Schulz piano, bought on the installment atoy arid all bids. indebtedness of said City in accordance plan, owned by a well known party of this city, Annie E. Shelland, will always be shown the greatest courtesy ih my store, with the resolution of the city 14 Clerk. will gladly refer you to party owning same. Because you council heretofore passed in said matter. by Mrs. A. Hoelscher who \yill have charge of this department. That said bids will be opened buy a piano on the installment plan does not suggest Dissolution of Partnership and considered by the city council at a cheap piano. The highest grades of pianos made at •, .i International Falls, Minn. the meeting thereof to be held at the the present time are sold on the installment ^lan. Many a Oct. 21st 1911 Schirmer's Library of Musical Classes, Peters Edition, xoiiricil room in siid City on th6 22nd home has been brightened by a piano on monthly payments. Notice is hereby given that the copartnership day of December, 1911, at 8 o'clock p. Ditolff Edition. heretofore existing between Don't buy a piano or an organ until you have seen mv That each bid must be accompanied James R. Harman, Harry K. my stock. Every dollar you invest for a Schulz piano you by cash or a certified check in (London) Novello, Ewer & Co., Phillips and Page, Gordon, Mark M. Gordon, and Otis HGordon, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, will receive value for value, whether you pay cash or on the under the firm name of the' (London) Chas. Woolhouse, (London) J. H. Larway, ($200) payable to N. L. Olson, city installment plan. JL Border Wholesale Meat and Grocery treasurer and to be forfeited to the The Willis Music Co., (London) Swan & Co., (London) Have you ever heard of a high grad^pi Company, £t International Falls, City in case the sale of said bonds Minriesota is this day dissolved by shall be awarded to'such bidder and giving with each purchase a term of lessons, silverware etc. Ambrose Edition of Churich iluise, Lauterback and £uhn, mutual consent, Harry K. Gordon, he shall fail or refuse to complete his Of course not. Such an offer seems ridiculous, because, (Leipzig) The Augener Edition, (Schott and Go.) Oliver Mark M. Gordon and. Otis H. Gordon contract to purchase. The City reserves when you buy a piano under such conditions, bear in mind retiring from the business which is to. the right to reject any and all Ditson and Co. publications, the fact you pay for the lessons. We have letters from be continued by James R. Harman. bids, S-Ai: ''. Schulz customers, at Bemidji, Grani Rapids, £rob&stdtfv It is mutually agreed that said Dated this 6th day of December, After a few daiys y6u wob't have to Chicago or other James R. Harman shall be the sole Baudette and International Falls, and. testimonials that 1911. ... owner of all assets of paid firm and cities for good music. Have| an $800.00 stock of Schirmers R. C. FRASER, would fill every space of this paper. shall assume arid pay all its liabilities City Recorder. I will sell pianos for $25. down and $7. per month, and (Boston Music Co's.) publication's on the rOatd. It but that siaid Harry K. Gordon, Mark International i'ails, Mihnn. guarantee all piariOs and orga!ns for ten years'. Remember M. Gordon and Otis H. Gordon shall wili be a pleasure to know you have a music" store here, collect all accounts due the firm.- I am not making a business of here to-day and gone to Notice permanently, where you can purchase music at Chicago Signed morrow, but, will remain here,'and want you'to bfe satisfied* Notice is hereby given that bids James R. Harman with every purchase yotf nlake of me. 45 will be received by the Clerk of the ,'g prices' *-1 Harry K. Gordon 4 County Board of Education for the Mark M. Gordon,. Unorganized Territory of Koochiching Otis H. Gordon. County at International Fall# on or Geo. P. Watson, before December 2^th f6'r th^' la-nitorsihip Eugerie Holler* November th^ 28bh Will be my store dpefring, mfy orchestra will play a concert program of the Birchdale &hqol house, Witnesses. According to the specitfcations on file between 7:30 and 10 p. m. and cordially invite you and your friencJS fcer dtt&rid£dnh£. at the Birchdale Post Offlcei and the State of Minnesota Sault school hotise. All bids must be am an no County of Koochiching $ sealed andvmarked "Bids: on janitor On ttiis. 23rd ^ay of November 191K .1 Birchdaie." bbfore me, a Notary Public, withia ti&vrtjr-. .ilxlj Hi-til ji J: '14(1 'ttjij-l Thev Boai4 reserves^the right to refgct-aoy and for $aid Cburity, personally am JSSU J-] aad all b^ds. til peared James Harmon, Harry R. J"' v', s- Annie E. Shellapd, Gordon, Mark M. Gordon and Otis H. .'U dl4., Clerk. Gbrdon,. t8 me knoirn to be the per-^ sons described in and who executed'#.^ N the foregoing instrument and acknow.-'Jf^:,, v!i Will ^Totide is herefc^r thiit bids' l^ged^iaith^y e^iorited 6he same •Vt r3- 5- their free act and dee^, jm 7 •ILTfS BLOCK INTERNATlOHAb FALLS. MINK V* Geb- P- Watson,.^ "J 3U f" teed Tfirritiffy'bf Koochiciiihg Couiit^ Notary -PuWio' 2 r.i ^5" ^tf Intttnaetionld Falls mi noSr lifori vjppm^nifsion expires t. SiSMmmi. DoeeiDb^FfaQtAi for tlie fr^ispdrtittdki -y»* •A £'J?t,