s&g ^•.rcs- v^.^: INTERK'ATIOVAL FUJ.C .•v-^-c mm Mow To Avoid Divorce tag sUtement by checking the dupUcate- receipts with the tax books for 1 My advise to husbands who wish to Northern /Minnesota* hospital COAL COKE FUEL. the period above named. avoid divorce is this: Don't quote L. H. Slocum, County Auditor. mother. Call up your wife while at Wm. Durrin, Chairman Board business and ask ho,w she fe and t§Jl International s. Minnesota County Commissioners. DO YOU WANT FULL MEASURE? I GIVE IT. her. that you c&lled her up just to ... Sfe J. H. .Drummond, Clerk District hear her voice. Take her a box of I sell the best Coal. Court. candy, one of the new books that she A hearing was held on the petition I sell the best CoKe. is Interested in, a flower, even If it is *-w45|§|. ••:,*•. for the organization of Cross Stiver faded and you have picked it up off I sell the best Wood. Township. Moved by Commissioner the street, a pretty pin or a handker I Chute, 'seconded by Commissioner chief, and don't ever lay your head op 1 pay best prices and my prices are right. The best is ttie most Ulvedhal that petition be granted your pillow at night without having economical, cleaner and lasts longer. Try me and see for yourself. and first town meeting be held in the I done something to gain and obtain |a P. S. PENDEROAST school house in Section 12 on Tuesday, firmer hold onjyour wife's love. Kiss March 1912 at 10 a. m. Motion her every day. At least once-a month carried. Office Phone 190 meet her down town and take her to Mouse Phone 25 A hearing was held on the petition .dinner and*the tfieatre. Don't ever for the organization of Bapid River stop courting for as soon as you do township. Moved by Commissioner some other man will begin. Make Hotel Svea diiced to $5 per acre. Motion carried. Chute, seconded by Commissioner TJ1 your wife your companion. Take her On motion the application of O. S. vedhal that petition be granted and out with you, and when you have to B. H. MONAHAN, M. D. ELIZABETH MONAHAN, M. D. t5' Johnston for reduction of taxes was first town meeting be held in school have a big time take your wife along MARY C. GHOSTLKY, M. D. rejected. house in Township 158 Range 29 on and the divorce evil will be lessened,, PETERSON, Proprietor JOHN Office over International State Bank. On motion the applications of John Tuesday, March 1912 at 10 a. m. Motion —Leslie's Weekly. Promersperger and W. G. Sheppard carried. A good, first-class hotel for local for reduction of taxes were granted. Moved by Commissioner Ulvedhal, "Best OnCorth" and transent trade. seconded by Commissioner Chute, On motion the following bills were The flurray Cure Institute that application of Gosline & Scott laid over: This is the verdict of B. J. Howell for transfer of liquor license from Lot N. W. School Supply Company supplies$45 06 Tracy, O., who bought Foley's Honey Newly Constructed and Rates International Lumber Company, road 14, Block 6, plot of Gemmell to Lot 7, and Tar Compound for his wife. work Reasonable. 80o si Block 1, First Addition to Gemmell Of Minneapolis Moved by Commissioner Ulvedhal, "Her case was the worst I have ever be granted. Motion carried. seconded by Commissioner Chute that seen, and looked like a sure case of It Cures The Liquor Habit Sample Room in Connection Moved by Commissioner Chute, seconded the following bills be audited and allowed consumption. Her lungs were sore by Commissiouer Ulvedhal, and warrants drawn for same: and she coughed almost incessantly, that the county auditor be instructed Arnold coa) & Feel Company, fuel... 264 46 and her voice was hoarse and weak Miss Barrett, stenographer 3 AO Composed of Purely Vegetable Compounds to report the condition of the James BIRTHDAY And Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Beach & Son. supplies for Mrs. Taylor 35 00 Taylor family of Norbhome, to the Beltrami County, Insanity of Hans brought relief at once and less than Johnson 62 56 State Superintendent of Schools. Ben Boutin, road work and dynamite*. 32 CO WEDDING three bottles effected a complete cure.'' Brown, Treacy & 8perry Company, Destroys the appetite for drink, removes the alcohol from Motion carried. Without opiates of ..harmful drugs supplies. 73 60 Moved by Commissioner Ulvedhal, the system and builds the system up to its normal condition PRESENTS of any kind Foley's Honey and Tar 450 00 seconded by Commissioner Chute leaving the patient mentally and physically the same as he was Compound stops coughs and cures .. 69 50 Louis F. Dow Company, supplies. We have an endless assoitment 39 35 that C. H. Hoyt, of Gemmelh be notified before the drink habit was formed. With past experience to colds. Do not accept any iubstitute. Louis F. Dow Company, commissioners of appropriate gifts, representing Record ig 50 look back to one who has a desire to be a man again can do so. to appear before the Board on the newest ana finest products of J. H. Drummond, expenses to Beniidii 17 50 Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1912, at 2 p. m. and We do not want a patient to come to us who does not desire to the Jewelers' Art. Don't forget the money raving sale J. H. Drummond, fees.... 115 80 J. H, Drummond, board of audit. 48 00 show cause why his liquor license stop drinking, and we will not take any on© who is forced to come on dry goods still going on at the Peo-' Wm. Durrin, mileage 27 60 Wedding Rings, Beautiful East & Corrin, dirt for court house I to us, as we do not care to take money and not give value repeiyed should not be revoked. Motion carried. pie's Store opposite Bex Hotel. In Diamonds, Sparkling Jewels, rounds 140 25 to our patients in return. ternational Falls, Minn. Ek, assisting justice of the" peace 3 00 Adolph Feseman. livery 12 00 Watches, Unique Silverware, On motion Board adjourned until Mr*. C. W. Field, services rendered poor 5 co Sterling Novelties, Rich Cut GOMMISSINER 1.30 p. m. First National Bank, International 0Q§ Of the most thoroughly equipped institutions of the Falls, account John Stillar, part Glass, Clocks, Etc. Board reconvened at 1:30 p. m. payment on road contract 100 00 Present—Durrin, Chute, Ulvedhal. First National Bank, International I NELSON'S PROCEEDINGS kind in the United States. Falls, account John Stillar, balance Moved by Commissioner Chute, se on state road contract 200 00 First National Bank, International jewelry Store Officially endorsed by the Medical Profession. onded by Commissioner Ulvedhal that Falls, account Millard McCauley, I Mfartin Emerson, of Banier, be allowed road work 25 00 Recommended and Designated under the Minnesota First National Bank, International #15 per month from poor fund. Continued trom page 1 Falls, account I. P. & I. Company, post cards for sherriff 8 00 Motion carried. Inebriate Law. cription and amount of funds in the First National Bank. International Moved by Commissioner Chute, seconded Falls, account John Hoey, road work 50 00 treasury of said county, or belonging First National Bank. International Thousands of testimonials to be submitted on applica­ by Commissioner Ulvedhal that thereto, for the period from June lst,! Falls account 6, H. Gunheim. road work 3 75 the purchasing committee be authorized International Falls 1011 to October 31st, 1911, both days tion. First National Bank. International to purchase adding machine. Falls, account G. H. Gunheim, road inclusive. We find the Treasure^, work.... 46 25 Write for our illustrated booklet (sent in plain wrapper) Motion carried. charged with the Tax Levy for 1910f First National Bank. International S it a Falls, account John Frenne, road On motion Supt. of Schools, Shetland as follows: work 100 00 All correspondence confidential. was authorized to have outline First National Bank, International Tax Levy for 1910.... .... 1222,561 39 Falls, account Wm.Durrin, board Additions to the Levy.... of work printed for schools, same not The Murray pure Institute meeting and mileage 27 60 Ttal debit 1882 561.89 First National Bank, International to exceed $50.00. Taxes Collected 161.995 46 Falls, account Andy Anderson, road Tax*s Abated 898 22 Moved by Commissioner ChiTe, seconded work 25 00 Total Credit...... ... ilM,898 6& First State Bank, Littlefork, account, Balance uncollected November by Commissioner Ulvedhal that August Berg, labor on county road 45 75 1 620 So. Tenth St. Minneapolis, Minn. 1st, 1911. 9 80.667 71 First State Bank, Littlefork, accouut 1 We hereby certitiy that we hsvtf application of L. B. Arnold for reduction Nels Gustafson, road work 65 25 of assessment and taxes be re- First State Bank, Northome, road varitied the correctness of the foregdl work 153 35 Willie Floura, assisting coroner 2 50 H. W. Forrer. expenses 86 88 H. W. Forrer. boarding prisoners 15o 70 Free Press Printing Company, blanks for Judge of Probate 8 00 Free Press Printing Company, record for Register of Deeds— 18 00 Best Assortment Schulz Pianos Fritz Cross Company, supplies 47 85 Chas. Gingrich, balance on Road Contract. SloO, allowed at.... 65 00 G.Gordon & Sons, supplies for Mrs. Murphy 15 00 P. G. Gordon & Sons, supplies for Mrs. of High Grade Player Pianos Murphy.... 15 00 Gret Hardware Company, supplies for jail 20 60 Green Hardware Company, burial of JohnMahi..*. 11 45 B. M. Hamre, hauling wood 15 45 .Sheet flusic and Organs B. M. Hamre, driving team to poor farm 2 5o John-Henry, cutting and delivering wood 285 00 John Henry, board of poor. 39 00 24 50 Mrs. E. J. Holler, matron county jail Buy your cruisers and gents International State Bank, account A1 A permanent music store is a credit to any city. The M. Schulz Co., pianos are built along modern and 14 70 Hunstable, constable fees Indus Merchantile Company, supplies shoes at scientific lines in the substantial jnakes and consequently tor L. A. Ritchie... 30 15 Singers, musicians, scholars, music teachers or anybody International Falls Press, notices and guarantee every piano made by them for a full term of ten proce dings.. 32 55 n. NUR1CK purchasing sheet music, musical instruments, etc., International State Hank, account years. We have a $500.00 Schulz piano, bought on the installment Rufus Stillar, repairine bridge27-7025,130.00 allowed at 25 00 will always be shown the greatest courtesy in my store, plan, owned by a well known party of this city, R. F. C. litis, account R. K. Watt, con- and save money 24 18 will gladly refer you to party owning same. Because you International' Telephone Company, by Mrs. A. Hoelscher who will have charge of this department. Repairing while you wait. 21 50 Telephone service for November... buy a piano on the installment plan does not suggest 7 80 A. M. Jenson, coroner's fees W. Forrer, account Frank LaGasa a cheap piano. The highest grades Of pianos made at 495 00 construction of barn, M. & O. Power Company, light for the time are sold on the installment *lan. Many a Schirmer's Library of Musical Classes, Peters Edition, court house 12 21 present M. & O.' Power Company, light for jail 2l 15 home has been brightened by a piano on monthly payments. 140 00 Ole L, Noss, road work Ditolff Edition. Northern Minnesota Hospital Association, Arnold Coal and Don't buy a piano or an organ until you have seen care of poor 337 18 Hans Olson, road work 75 00 Novello, Ewer & Co., Phillips and Page, (London) M. my stock. Every dollar you invest for a Schulz piano you Ole Paul*-on, postit notices 3 50 The Pioneer Company, supplies 67 00 will receive value for value, whether you pay cash or on the Henry Porter, work on state road Chas. Woolhouse, (London) J. H. Larway, (London) No. 7.... 10 33 Fuel Company installment plan. J. F. Reed, committee work and Mileage 11 00 The Willis Music Co., (London) Swan & Co., (London) Have you ever heard of a high grade piano manufacturer Remington Typewriter Company, account, Clerk of Court, typewriter... 90 00 Ambrose Edition of Muise, Lauterback and Kuhn, D. giving with each purchase a. term of lessons, silverware etc. 300 Harry Ruettell, supplies. Church 42 00 L. H. Slocum, board of audits.. Of course not. Such an offer seems ridiculous, because, Nels J. Schjei. posting bills, Rapid River (Leipzig) The Augener Edition, (Schott and Co.) Oliver 400 township when you buy a piano undc* Swch conditions, bear in mind Security Blank Bank & Printing Company. Agent for supplies for Register of Deeds 50 50 Ditson and Co. publications. A. Ihe fact you pay for the lessons. We have letters from E, Solberg, supplies for Mrs. Borgen 20 00 Schulz customers, at Bemidji, Grand Rapids, Crookston, 15 60 Geo. F. Swinnerton Deputy coroner After a few days you won't have to- Chicago or other M, A. Ulvedhal, board meeting 7 20 Baudette and International Falls, and testimonials that Standard Oil Com- M. A. Ulvedhal road work 41 10 V- cities for good music. Have an $800.00 stock of Schirmers Jos. Van Vleck, visit to poor 4 00 would fill every space of this paper. Geo, P. Watson, proceedings, notices and supplies 55 85 (Boston Music Co's.) publications on the road. It I will sell pianos for $25. down and $7. per month, and pany's Lubricatin Zimmerman Electric Company, repairing 40 60 lights and supplies........... guarantee all pianos and organs for ten years. Remember Fred Slats, Sr., justice fees-state vs. will be a pleasure to know you have a music store here, 4 80 Joe Jones I am not making a business of here to-day and gone to' vs. Oils, Coal Oil and W. H. Honchett. officer's fees, state permanently, where you caui purchase music at Chicago 8 50 Joe Jones morrow, but, will remain here, and want you to be satisfied* L. Christenson, juror's fees, state vs. 1 12 Joe Jones prices Gasoline, with every purchase you make of me. Geo LaBrie, juror's tees, state vs. 1 12 Joe Jones. Peter Sorosin, juror's fees, state vs. I' 1 12 Joe Jones Walter Potter, juror's fees, state vs. 112 Joe Jones Fred LaBrie,, juior's fees, state vs. 'i joe Jones 1* Sale and Transfer 1 November the 28th will be my store Opening, my orchestra^will play a concert program I. Fullertbn, juror's.fees, state vs. Joe 1 12 Jones.... i........ Hans Gregerson, juror's fees, state vs. between 7:30 and 10 p. m. and cordially invite you and your friends to attend same* Joe Jones...... 1 12 Stable in Connection H. Buckmaster, juror's fees, state vs. $ i. 1 12 Joe Jones 4/ 'TW |v' ProgramiWill be announced. s. ri Peter. Goldsmith, juror's fees, state &$'* RCt vs. Joe Jones 1 18 R.^ Hanson, luror's fees, state vs. Joe :f•: 1 12 Jones A. Bengson, juror's tees, state vs. Joe 1 12 Telephone No. 59 Jones...... Lawrence, John H. juror's fees, state \4 *§& «*s34 vs joe Jones 1,12 A. HOELSCHER' S 4„ Fred J. Couture, justice tees, state Vs. 7 50 Feely, Demars, Smith, Kelly.-.. ni.f On motion the board adjourned sine die. ... & Oscar.'Douglas •I Durrin, Chairman, County Board of Commissioners, MINN. IL.TIS BLOCK Koochiching County. ManaBer Attest.^ r- i, sSfc 1 vrpounty AuditQi.^lJ^