W. E. LAWRENCE Ss THE FOR SALE—rSix good milch cows. OlofStubee of Miss Dunn's roeans CANADIAN BANK LOCAL NEWS at Inquire the Press office* Absent from school on account off sickness. The Rexall Store See Setterlund & Co., about that OF COMMERCE Miss Koch gave a recital at LilitEefork building, contract. Friday evening. She returned Get your lime, plaster and brick FOUNEfi^A pocket book containing INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. Sunday. from Setterlund & Co. money and a picture. Owner can C. L. SHEER AN SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., PRESIDENT A class from Miss UnderwoodTs have same by describing property George Rund of Akely arrived here ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER room entertained the high school and paying for this riotice. last Friday and is now employed as CAPITAL $10,000,000 Life Insurance Tuesday afternoon with a few songs. a scaled for the International Lumber J. A. Balmer of Duluth, a brotherin-law REST, $$,000,000 Last Friday night a "mock trial" company. of Edgar Zimmerman, is visiting Was given by the literary.- society. in the city and. is so well pleased THE SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. For dry Tamarac cord wood apply James Watson, the defendant,, was with conditions here that he may decide B. M. Hamre. tried for assault and battery and was M. E. WITHROW DR. of The Canadian Bank of Commerce will receive deposits of $i to locate with us in the near future. sued for $3,000 damages and cost by WANTED—:A position as head cook by upwards, on which interest is allowed at current rates. There in nt a man who has just come to the city. Isabell Perreault, the plaintiff.. Prof. ttjsidan and Surgeon delay in withdrawing the whole or any portion of the deposit. SmaH Palmer presided as judge. Wayne Apply at the Press office. House boat for sale with five bedrooms deposits are welcomed. Burdick and David Liljeblad made very Offloe over litis* Drug Store one living room, kitchen and F. O. Dahlquist of Minneapolis has Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, to ha good lawyers and Lyman Mathison INTERNATIONAL FALLS. MINNESOTA a bathroom. It is electric lighted and accepted the important position of operated, by any one of the number or by the survivor. A joint accouat acted as clerk. The jury brought in has a hot water system all through. head of the shipping department of of this kind saves expense in establishing* the ownership of the money LF. Swinnerton. M.D..C.M. a verdict of "not guilty." It is well finished and up-to-date in the International Lumber company. after death, and is especially useful when a man desires to provide for every respect. Will sell either furnished his wife, or for others depending upon him* in the event of his death. Abstracts of titles to all property in Physician and Surgeon or unfurnished. Apply Johnson Koochiching county furnished on NOTICE Of SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION fort Frances, Ont. Branch, B. P. ALLEY, Manager S|yes Examined and Glasses Fitted & Carey. short notice by the Koochiching Office over RuetteU's Drutr Store Joseph Moran of Big Falls came to County Abstract Co., official abstracters, International Falls. Minn. Notice is hereby given that a special get a marriage license so as" to enable International Falls, Minn election will be held in Independent him to be united in matrimony to Mrs. Or. Jenner Perry Chance Licensed Plumbers and Arthur 0. Dahlquist of Minneapolis School District number four of the Jennie Bergen of the same tillage, is now filling the office of bookkeeper County of Koochiching and State of last Tuesday. The ceremony was performed PHYSICIAN and SURGEON at the retail office of the International by Judge Geo. T. Robins at heating Engineers Minnesota, in the City Hall in the Lumber yard. MDce over litis Drug Store. Phone 15 Big Falls, on the* evening of that day City of International* Falls in said Night calls at Hotel Koochiching Bids wanted for excavating andiconcrete Independent School District number Frank Palmer, R. C. Fraser and L. work and carpenter work in remodeling four on the 22nd, day of March, 1912, INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA A. Ogaard are home from St. Paul WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE. building Apply at the between the hours of three o'clock DR. O. C. HEIEIE where they Went in the interest of the ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. litis Building. $ p. m., and four o'clock p. m., of said school bonds, they being members of Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. day for the purpose-of voting upon A S O I N BN TI ST the board. They report that they disposed 6t the proposition: shall said Independent McHugo on Thursday last a fine, of the school bonds to the state School District number four acquire sweet-dispositioned baby girl, for and that work oft the new school 0VE50N BLOCK Intrnational falls. Minn. PHONE 221 Ofltac over International State Bank which a suitable name will be found in by purchase, title to block fortythree building to be erected here will begin INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. (43) of International Falls, the very near future. as soon as the necessary details can Minnesota, according to the plat Or. H. H. Hi rig Mr. and Mrs. Daniels of Duluth be attended to. The building will thereof oh record and on file in the cost in the neighborhood of $125,000 have moved into the fiat over the office of the Register of-Deeds within Clark Building. Mr. Daniels is cruising and will be modern in all respects. and for said county, for a school site DENTIST For the year 1910 the consumption of beer in Minnesota for the International Lumber. Co. on which to erect and construct a decreased 80,000 barrels. During the same year the output LOST—Near high school building or Office over Holler's Confectionery school building in said District and FINISH POWER SURVEY. between the building and First National of the authorize of the School^ Board J1. St. Paul, March 11.—C. Emerson, INTERNATIONAL FALLS Duluth Brewing & Malting Co. bank building, a small open of said, District to acquire title to in charge of the United States. Geological face, silver watch and pin. Finder H. S. ROSENHOLTZ said block forty-three (43) for the purpose survey party that has been at DR. please leave at the Press office| aforesaid. work on the Big Fork river, will return increased 35,000 barrels. That's because its good "Tell Dated March 6th, 1912. After December 18th Dr. Beeves, DENTIST Friday. the bar boy to serve you REX BEER." The majority of P. H. FOGARTY dentest and opticion will discontinue This survey completes the water the places in International Falls sell REX BEER because Clerk of Independent School District his visits to Rainy River and will be power survey of the rivers of the 4Mkc and residence over litis Drug Store Number Four of Koochiching County, they like to please their patrons. found at his Fort Erances office at state. This spring surveys will be LUTBBNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA. Minnesota. made for reservoir sites. any time. tf Telephone 75 FI^ED SHAW, City Agent B. H. PHINNEY Miss "Dot" Hazen, daughter of AGED CITIZEN DIES. wi Sheriff Hazen, has been engaged as Lawyer At 10 o'clock Saturday, at the pianist and soloist at the Lyceum. She BIRTHDAY And home of his son, occurred the death will begin her duties about the 20tli of Patrick Lynch, Sr., a pioneer resi Over International State Bank Miss Hazen is said to be an accomplished WEDDING dent of the northwest. Deceased had SNTBRNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA musician.—Baudette Region. International Falls Abstract Co. been ill for some time and death was PRESENTS not unexpected, as his advanced age Deer River News: B. H. Phinney, A I N made his recovery very doubtful. our former attorney, came down from We have an endless assoitment BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietors Lawyer Patrick Lynch was born in County International Falls Tuesday and attended of appropriate gifts, representing the newest and finest products oi Tiperary, Ireland, in 1823. In 1842 he the caucus. Mr. Phinney likes ABSTRACTS. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE the Jewelers' Art. Office over litis Drug Store. was married to Marie Murphy and his new location and says he is doing Wedding Rings, Beautiful INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA they emigrated to this country eight well. Collections, Conveyancing and Loans years later, y- -J*., v- ^Diamonds, Sparkling Jewels, «EO. S. LANG LAND The Ladies' Aid society of the M. The deceased is survived by nine Watches, Unique Silverware, J. E. BURDICK, Manager E. church will be entertained on Friday children, namely, Mrs. Ellen Hogan. ^Sterling Novelties, Rich Cut Lawyer afternoon, March 15, from 2:30 INTERNATIONAL FALLS. MINNESOTA Mrs. James Curran, Mrs. W. C. Bennett to 5 o'clock by Mrs. D. J. Graham at Glass, Clocks, Etc. and Patrick Lynch, Jr., of this the parsonage. You are kindly invited NELSON'S city Micheal Lynch of Grand Forks Office over International State Bank to meet with us. Mrs. Patrick Wade, John and James -KKTKRNATIONAL FALLS. MINNESOTA Jewelry Store F. B. Lee, who assisted his father Lynch of Sturgeon Falls, Canada. The body was taken to Manvel* N. D. in building the saw mill here last STUBEE A. Setterlund & Co. to be interred beside that of his wife summer, returned Sunday.. He has been appointed patrolman in the forest who died at that place thirteen years Architect ago. The family have the sincere service and attached to the staff sympathy of a host of friends in this of Ranger C. A. Peterson with headquarters no Superintendent of Construction. city. General Contractors in this city. Office over litis Drug Store Hospital Notice Word is received from Agent McCormack The Mjnnfinpolii Dollar-Hotel INTERNATIONAL FALLS. MINNESOTA that General Manager W. The hospital is being thoroughly /idO MODERN ROOMS H. Gemmell is considering the advisability Internationa Falls. Minnesota MRS. JANET W. DADE renovated and repainted. LoqibJ in Heart of Bn*in«M District of putting on the Sunday "Doctor" George W. Monahan of $1.00 SINGLE RATE $1.00 passenger train in the not very distant the hospital staff was five years old CUROPLAN. RATE TOR TWO PERSONS tl.SO Music Teacher future. Which is good news to PRIVATE BATH AND TOILET EXTRA Tuesday. this city. EVEIIV**k0OM HAS MOT AND COLO RUNNING WATER. STEAM HEAT. GAS ANO ELECTRIC Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Monahan of L. A. Ogaard is having a two-story LIGHTS. PORCELAIN LAVATORVi PARQUET INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA Salt Lake City, Utah, are visiting building erected at the rear of the FLOOR. AND TELEPHONE SERVICE TO OFFICE AND CITY. ALL BATH ROOMS ARE lot occupied by the storeroom formerly their son, Dr. T. H. Monahan and FINISHEO IN WHITE TILE WITH OPEN NICKEL N I I PLATED PLUMBING. SEVEN-STORY FIRE" family. used by Mrs. Lee's millinery store. Manitou Lodge No. 250 .PROOF.ANNEX NOW-COMPLETEO. Mrs. Kelsey will occupy the latter Mrs. Wm. Hines went to the hospital about the 20th of this month with her O. Tuesday for a critical operation. I. O. F. meets every Friday night 'bakery and will use the first floor of Claude Wolff of oNrthome, who has at 8 o'clock at Ogaard's Hall, full attendance the new building as the bake shop, Imported Italian Groceries, Con­ been in the hospital a few days with requested. Visiting brother the second story to be finished up *¥or welcome. an acute attack of pleurisy is improving Go to the living purposes. nicely. fectionery, pruits and Tobaccos. Please note change and time of services Mrs. Anderson, who moved here a Crcsccnt in the Baptist church for. spring Koochiching Camp No. 7602 few weeks ago with her daughter, and summer. Sunday morning public Mrs. Swendson from Duluth, has been worship, 11 o'clock. .Sunday school, FULL ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN SEEDS II. W. A. meets first and third Tues•days confined in the hospital about a week 10 o'clock. AU children welcomed and of each month. Full attendance suffering from a sprain caused by Store get a present this Sunday morning of nequested, visiting neighbor welcome. Six Packages for 25 Cents. slipping On the ice near their home a book. Miss Dunphy, Superintendent. on Seventh street.. She has so far Young People's society meet CHARLES. K. SHAND recovered as to be able to return at 7 o'clock Sunday night. Fred Magson, 3rd Avenue International Falls, Minn. to buy your home. president, leads the meeting. All ARCHITECT young people made welcome. Sunday A good biiby goy was bom at the Plans and specifications for all buildings. night service at 8 o'clock. This will hospital last .week to Mr. and Mrs. be an "Irish night." Rev. Duff's subject, Correspondence solicited. GeO. Mitchell of Fort Frances. Mr. "Patrick—Why is He My Patron?" Mitchell is agent of the Canadian VIRGINIA, MINN. A poem for the occasion has Northern" railway in that city. been made. All heartily invited. John Craig who was so badly burned HAIGHT A RAPP Come early to song service and insure while rescuing the guests from his a seat, as the church is filled these hotel, which was totally destroyed by UNDERTAKERS Embroidery, SilKs» nights. LICENSED EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL fire last Week at Emo, has so far recovered F. J. McPartlin arrived home this I 4 I E O S that'he returned home last Mercerized Cottons, morning from Duluth where with Lady assistant always in attendanca. in or Monday. Dealer in ««ttf town calk promptly attended to. Our Postmaster Lloyd he went as a committee Stamped Limens, tptanwnai attention given to aU cases. 'Phone to call upon Congressman Miller SQHOOL NOTES Lumber and 9M.' a INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA and present to him a resolution Bt Miitnxb Mathison China Post Cards, of the Commercial club asking that The Sophomores leading lure the K'i" and School Supplies* our representative introduce a: bill singing |his week. Hotel* 5^ei for: an appropriation for a federal Tests were given in commercial building at this place. Mr. Miller arithmetic. and -geometry Tuesday readily comprehended^ the situation morning r-'-v J. JOHN. PBTERSON, Proprietor here* especially with1 reference to the Anna Olson is back to school after a and lnterfiotiowilfalls unusual building need due fo the imr few days' absence. Ericsburg Afwd, first-class hotel for local portance of this point as an immigration The boys organizing a lwsket- arev and customs port of entry and ball team., -t andtransent trade. assured the gentlemen he woitld do All Kinds of Lumber delivered at reasonable Patricia Lyjich has been absent Crescent Store whatever he could to secure the pas* from ,school the put week on account prices. ^Satisfaction guaranteed. Newly Constructed *nd Rates sage of the necessary bill jiBefore of Ihe illness and death of her grandfather. Choice Business and l^esideQce Lots. f't .Reasonable. ,r,., il returning Mr. -McPartlin attended a We extend our warmest sym- Third Street Knights of Columbus' meeting at & temple Room In Conned I which, a large class 'was Initiated. Prof. Palmer visited Ray Tuesday. S1 :#&r -f