PRESS. INTERNATIONAL FALLS shipped up to their homestead, as To a Poet. bone they pinch the eagle till it hollers International Tails Press they had it stored away in Northome so loud 'twould rend a heart of To learn poetry "(or recreation" Is and Border Budget since living here. doubtless a means of cultivating a stone. In Tightwad town they all JfMr. and Mrs. -Heflar from the Big knowledge of literature but schoolboys have axes for any scheme. to make Official City Paper of International sometimes regard the authors Fork river moved their* goods to town things move "it: would," they say, Falls, Minnesota of poems learned as task-masters and S&turdayy and^started/ for their new "increase bur taxes, if we the village personal enemies This view Is amusingly jL. \J* 4*. fc&nfe in *$linrf*polis. should improve." AIn Tightwad Town Golden Grain Belt expressed in a' letter foond INTERNATIONAL PAELS'PRESS Mr. and Mrs. Lunstrum from the there is no knowledge of books or among the papers of the venerable PUBLISHING COMPANY Big Fork river were in town Saturday authors, art or song they starve the German poet Geibel. It was written and took in a load of summer supplies. GEORGE P. WATSON. Editor and Manager. to him by some schoolboys of Lubeck, church and bust the college, and Harpers Whiskey and signed. "Karl Beckmann, II. boost the mortgage works along. In 81.50 A YEAR Chas. Gingrich was to Big Falls on Klasse." SUBSCRIPTION Tightwad Town man's estimated according After stating that two boys had business Friday. to the wealth he owns he's Rock Spring Water been flogged because they could not Entered as Second Class Matter. June 23. Lyman Childs has a nice line of most revered and elevated who has 1909. at the post office at International Palls, learn Herr Geibel's "Hope of Spring." Minnesota, under the Act of Congress of dress patterns and hats. Call in and the tallest stack of bones. In Tightwad the letter reads: March 3.1879. look the store over. Town they're only civil to strangers "We suppose that you did not think UNDERWOOD & HASSELBARTH, LOCAL AGENTS of such things when you wrote the who have brought their wads in THURSDAY. APRIL, 4 ERICSBURG. poem. The Herr Lehrer says it is a Tightwad Town the soul will shrivel very beautiful poem but there are so International Falls, Minnesota/ pursuing milled and minted gods. In It was reported that Chas. E. Johnson many beautiful poems, and we are Socialist candidate Seidel for reelection Tightwad Town there's little laughter, caught a fine boy while fishing in obliged to learn them. Therefore we as mayor of Milwaukee was there is no warmth in hand or the river. beg and entreat you, esteemed Herr Tuesday by over 13,000 in defeated. heart men seldom smile who follow On Wednesday of last week a service Geibel, make no more beautiful poems. favor of a non-partisan candidate. after the idols of the money mart. And to make It worse we have to was held by Rev. Fadum of Virginia With streets unpaved and sidewalks learn the biography of every poet to administer the sacrament of Lafollette and Wilson tied in count what year he was born in, and whut broken, and houses old and tumbledown, baptism to four children of residents COAL COKE FUEL reports from 32 presincts in Wisconsin year he died in. We write to you be the word of hope is seldom spoken here. cause you are the only poet still living. primaries Tuesday. in Tightwad Town, in Tightwad Rev. Fadum attended the meeting and we wish you a very long life." Town!—Walt Mason. of the Ladies' Aid society at the home -The Sunday Magazine. Next Sunday is Easter the addest DO YOU WANT FULL MEASURE? I GIVE IT. of Mrs. A. B. Peterson on Wednesday. day of all the year. Let us pay to DELEGATES FOR TAFT BIRCHDALE. I sell the best Coal. Ilim, who rose again the Third dav Miss Smith left for her home at as he said he would, the homage due Miss Beulah McGillevery has a On Saturday, March 23. 1912, th« I sell the best Col^e. Pine River where she will spend the for what He has done for us. number of delegates elected to th« new piano. Easter vacation. I sell the best Wood. Republican national conventioni Mr. Whitcomb has taken charge of Miss Minnie Matheson and Lyman Gold bearing rock which average pledged to President Taft, were afl 1 pay best prices and myfprices'are right. The best is the most the night school. Matheson are spending their Easter follows: $33. per ton according to a* aasbeen economical, cleaner and lasts longer. Try me and see for yourself Tom Chambers has gone to Duluth vacation at home. Alabama SI found at Northome on the mining The Ericsburg postoffice changed P. S. PENDERGAST for the summer. District of Columbia property of the Koochiching-Vermillion hands on April 1st. Mr. Matheson is Wesley Hard returned from a visit Florida 11 Company, the stock of which the new postmaster and Ralph Barton Georgia SI to Fort Frances. is held by Northome and Internation House Phone 25 Office Phone 190 is his assistant. Indiana 4 Fred McGillevery has gone to Loman al Falls parties. Another very enjoyable mock trial Iowa I to repair Cloquette's launch. was held on Saturday evening. A Michigan 4 Next Monday is the day set for the Morris Henderson returned from certain Miss Jones sued a Mr. Smith Missouri State Land sale at the courthouse It's Quality That Makes transacting business at International for breach of promise, asking $1,000 New Mexico in this city. If you want the best Falls. indemnity. Mr. Bealer impersonated Oklahoma 4 land in the state at the lowest price Allen Shearer and Geo. Vanover Miss Jones, and a very nice substantial Philippines I and on the best terms attend that went to Frontier Friday after a load Dutch girl he was. Miss South Carolina 14 sale and bid in a forty. Fifteen per of seed grain. Jones was awarded one dollar's Tennessee 14 cent down and the balance in forty jUuwSpuSll The social given under the auspices worth of peanuts as the damages in Virginia 24 years at four per cent. of the Congregational church Thursday the case. evening was well attended. The Total 141 Eggs and baby chicks from pure We welcome to our exchange table Necessary for choice—539. receipts of the evening were $26. bred single Coach brown leghorns. the Mizpah Messenger which last Splendid layers. Eggs $5.00 per hundred. week made its bow to the people of' MARGIE. Baby chicks, 10 cents each.— Taft's Efforts for Peace. that hustling village and section of Mrs. E. H. Henry, Rogers, Minn. Peeling cedar and loading cars is county. Its editor is vouched for not the order of the day in our town. Honesty of intention, stability of only by Editor Atkinson of Northome purpose and a firm faith in the principles April is again with us after a long NOTICE but also by the elegance of the first of the party of Lincoln, Grant and very cold winter. It comes in very issue that appeared last week. Estate of Henry Hanson, state of snd McKlnley are feome of the characteristics welcome. Minnesota, county of Koochiching, of President Taft. Familiar Chas. Gingrich was at International in probate court. The annual meeting of the Koochiching with the horrors of war, as well In the matter of the estate of Henry Falls Tuesday. County Development association as the enormous expense that It always Henson, deceased. Mrs. McKenzie from the Sturgeon was held at the county seat on entails, Independent of the vast The state of Minnesota to Hans Henrik, was calling on friends in town Wednesday. expenditures required to keep a great Tuesday of last week and carried Hanson Perus and Maya Sisa Perus, and all persons interested nation upon a constant war footing, with it, 'tis said, a spirit of enthusiasm in the sale of certain lands belonging the president has persistently sought Mrs. Minnie Olson was doing business Famous. They are made in St. Paul. Backed by forty-two that means a June meeting that to said Henry Hanson: to promote a world-wide peace of nations at International Falls Tuesday. will outrival the greatest expectations. The petition of Eric Franson as by international agreement. Any years of piano experience. If, with our knowledge and experience, Mrs. Sarah Burnell and son Fred- International Falls is amply, representative of the above named failure of accomplishment in furthering decedent, being duly filed in this court equipped to entertain, populace and die were at International Falls Tues we are conscientious in what we say, this knowledge and this worthy cause cannot be representing that it is necessary and surroundings considered, and you can day on business charged to the president for the best interests of said estate gyjreriftnc.q is worth something- to vott itv youje sele&tioa~of su Mr. t.hp ohoviff fmm Inter­ paste it in your hat that the "City of Dunn. and of air interested"tnerem te sola national Falls, was down looking after and praying that a license be to Eric Destiny" will not overlook the opportunity piano. Then, too, we can save you money. Franson granted to sell the same: a party. We think he was caught, presented in the securing of What He Married. Now, therefore, you and each of When Lafcadio Hearn married his all right. the summer meeting of the parent development you, are hereby cited and required to Japanese wife, all his wife's family acompanied A. J. Anderson, our leading merchant, association. Littlefork show cause, if any you have, before him to his new quarters. was doing business at Big Falls this court, at the probate court rooms Times. He mentions that he had nine lives in the court house in International Wednesday. dependent upon him—wife's, wife's Falls, county of Koochiching, state of Terance Childs was at International WHY ADVERTISE? mother, wife's father, wife's adopted Minnesota, on the 20th day of April, JAMES A. TERRY Falls Thursday. mother, wife's father's father, three .1912, at 10 o'clock a. m., why the The other day a merchant in a Mrs. Sarah Burnell and son Fred servants and a Buddhist student. This prayer of said petition should not be nearby town saw a farmer receiving wouldn't do in England, but it Is nothing were doing business at the county granted. goods at the station from a Chicago Witness the judge of said court, and in Japan.—From "Lafcadio Hearn seat Thursday. In The Marvin Music Store mail order house, says an exchange. the seal of said court, this 26th day —His Life and Work," by Nina H. Miss Dienes from the Big Fork river of March, 1912. The goods were in his line and the Xennard has closed her school and left on R. F. C. ILTIS, same had been carried in his store Judge of the Probate Court. the Thursday night train. for years. He approached the farmer (Court Seal.) Chas. Gingrich was a caller at Big and said: "I could have sold you F. J. McPartlin, Falls Monday. Attorney for Petitioner. every article you have there for less George Gowdy who has been cooking money than you paid the Chicago in a camp out of town, left wor house and saved you the freight besides." home Tuesday morning. PRESTON & O. "Then why on earth didn't .M Mr. Johnson from the Ridge was you say so?" answered the farmer. niiya doing business the past week at the "I have taken the local paper for frrsrK-oSr blcow I ,910m io-'*f orrt ^z\ county seat, getting three adoption I -S10 'C years and have never seen a line u- toiir no to 8 re vi a if or papers made out for Mrs. Grubb about you selling these goods. The Genuine Calabash Pipes all ir-r't -teiletaoa ait ,isosi^3 I .V little girl, the one he has taken to Chicago house sent advertising matter fromZululand, South Africa raise. to me, asking for my trade and O. L. Brown was doing business at 1912 Designs they got it." Littlefork Tuesday. Adolph Brown from the Big Fork Also G. B. D. long briars. TIGHTWAD TOWN. river was down to Northome Wednesday In Tightwad Town they're chasing B. B. B. ownmake having the rest of their furniture 'OME TO PARADIS, 1ft the balmy climate of Southern dollars, and when they catch a silver Louisiana, only, twenty-seven miles west of New Orleans, All English and Canadian the winter capital of America, where you can raise from three to brands tobacco. four valuable crops a year, instead of your present doubtful one. Farms fare conceded to bethe richest farm lands in the world. PRESTON & CO. Hon. James Wilson, Secretary U. S. Agriculture, before a body of Iowa FORT FRANCES. ONT. Farmers, said: "I want to advise yon to keep your eye the South, and on especially that part of the Sooth in the immediate of the City of Vicinity New Orleans. It is a great country." r, ,c, Mr. F. G. Baer, Chief Chemist, Ohio State University, says: 'There is enough nitrogen in the first eight inches of this soil to supply fertilizer for one thousand 50-bushel crops of corn." Yes, we grow fine oranges, grape fruit, lemons, figs, olives, etc., at Paradis. Anybody can own a Paradis Farm on our easy monthly or yearly payment plan, without interest .r. rt lit 'IJ'c'rjy y-.v TO'1 ^rffT^TTTI.T If we sell you had Shingles Write for our illustrated Paradis booklet and other information about yov 'Wdnt come bacK "Will you? RAKING POWDER our semi-monthly excursions and special railroad rates direct to this new That would be bad for us. We need your trade land of opportunity.- next year just as much as we do today. You may therefore rely on getting the best shingles Madetrom pore, grape there are in this country. Try some and porveit. Bedell & Keyes ZKTA & JOHNSON Stream of Tartar CONSTRUCTION and MANUFACTURING CO. Best for good food and 'V General Contractors Fv?- CI Local Sales Manager, v. International Polls, little 41 4 LOUISIANA DELTA LANDS CO., Owacn. 237 KaBe^rk BMf., CHICAGO, ILL. Ho alum 4