INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. Farmers Institute, were John Etteg-tad, the diamond drill was working in a Napoleon Rousse and wife and rich body of solid ore and that a mining John Bursack and family. expert who visited the properties -Miss Mamie Early and B. B. has offered one of the homesteaders O'Loughlin visited at the Wm. Sykes $1500 cash if he could get his farm The Cook 1 home Sunday. back from under option and $12,000 cash in three months. Excitement Mrs. Peter Dahlgren entertained over the new find has stampeded a Miss Early and Mrs. O'Loughlin at lot of miners and prospectors into dinner Saturday. J. T. O'Loughlin has been hauling that locality. It looks as if there will be another mining boom equal hay for A. J. Porter of Plum Creek to that of 1896-7. the past week. International Falls citizens hold Gust Erickson was a caller at the confident of 1 2,000 acres around the Fitch homestead. H. G. Taylor home Sunday. Henry Anderson of Plum Creek is loading the cedar he landed at Pomeroy. pure ana wnolesome LINDFORD. Listen! You will miss the time of Swan Paulson who has not been your life if you miss the shadow fo d. wlieti using enjoying good health this wilier is social at Wm. Sykes, April 8th. recovering nicely and left Monday for No joshing about the discovery of a short visit to International Falls. gold at Northome. It is there. Victor Olson is busy fixing up his saw mill for the seasons run. & MARGIE. Emil Anderson is picking up the DrPRICES We are beginning to have springlike pulpwood left by Apsahl last winter weather affd everybody seems to and putting it in the river. be happy. Last Friday most all of the settlers CREAM in this communinty gave a surprise John Tillburg caught a large timber Baking Powder party on Rev. Carl Berjquist and wolf about five miles out of town Superiority presented him with a purse of $60 as last week and took it to International a slight token of their appreciation Falls Tuesday morning. of his services amongst them. Chas. Our new section boss from Gemmell Carlson of Needy township made the came Monday and his family A Pure,Grape Cream ^Tartar 1 presentation to which Rev. Berjquist came Thursday morning to take up responded with words of hearty their residence in the section house thanks. vacated by M. J. McHugo. Await theParadis Farmer in Southern LoaisiaM The first Union Sunday school service Mike McHugo and family have was held at Emil Anderson's moved into their new home which Made from, Ctspes place last Sunday. There Was a good diere they are they bought off Wm. Gillett some attendance. time ag6i 1. Richest ioil in the World. 2i Ffdtri five valuable each year withdut feriiliztft two to cfopa They &r6 hauling lumber down on WlLDWOOiX 3. Be«f raili-oad, water transportation arid market facilities tii the fiig Fork river to rebuild the AftifefifcA 4. Mild) ba'iriy winters and pleasant, healthful silmmefi Dr Skard find Fred Miller have school hotisfe whie!h burned to the 5. Only 27 rhiles from the great city and world pori New Orleans, again vteual been fishing With the ground Ifcst winters CITATION FOR HEARING} ON PETITION ching, state .of Minnesota, on the 23rd with its firiyridds of railroads and steam ship lihes going all lu6k. good day of April, 1^12, at 10 o'clock a. m., Mtf Gameron from the river Was in FOR ADMINISTRATION. over the world* B. B. O'Loughlin of Minneapolis is why said petition should not be town taking his summer supplies in. If all these unparalleled advantages would interest you—if ycii warit to know Estate of John P. Johnson. granted. spending a feW days With his Imore about the best farm land investment in America—write us at once for descriptive State of Minnesota, county of Koochiching, John Tillburg started for his home Witness, the judge of said court, brother before going dnto his Claim literature. It will tell you all about this wonderful country Your own good in probate Court. and the seal of said court, this 1st at Foster, Minn., Wednesday evening. judgment will tell you the rest. In the matter of the estate of John on Rapid river. day of April, 1912, 4-18 For full information about our special railroad rates direct to Paradis, in the V. P. Owens was in town doing P. Johnson, Decedent. (Seal) R. F. C. litis, Napoleon Rbusse has bought the delightful climate of Southern Louisiana, write, telephone or call upon The state of Minnesota to Gustave businse Thursday. Probate Judge. Eugene Osborne place, having changed Johnson, Hannah Bergstrom, Ereka Aad A. Tone and R. E. Burdick, Chas. Gingrich went to Tenstrike his mind about going to Canada. Olson and Matilda Nelson, all persons See Gapt. H. I. Bedell Attorneys for Petitioner. Wednesday on business. interested in the granting of administration We are glad to have him stay of the estate of said decedent: Mrs. Bumell was callings on Mrs. H. G. Taylor and J. T. O'Loughlin FOR SALE. Minnie Olson Thursday. are loading cedar at Pomeroy for the One full cabin gasoline boat, 42 ft. The petition of John Nelson having About your trip to Louisiana this Fall. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Larson White Cedar Co. been filed in this court, representing long, 8% ft. beam, finished in oak, in Thursday. All had a pleasant Mrs. C. M. Cowan is entertaining that John P. Johnson, then a resident fine shape, as good as new, fully time the day being nice and wawrm. of the county of Koochiching, her old enemy, rheumatism. day it looks fairly well, but we are equipped, two 16-horse engines with HOW TO GROW HAIR. state of Minnesota, died intestate on Mr. James Lewis and family have R. L. Smith has moved on to the still bald. At present we are thinking twin screw, 4 cylinder, 4 clcle. Will the 20th day of March, 1912, and rented Chas. Gingrich's farm and Roe G. Chase, editor of the Anoka Fred Miller place. more of the toupee, the kind which praying that letters of administration sell at great bargain if taken at once Herald and son of Mr. Chase, connected moved there Tuesday. Han Johnson and wife have started of his estate be granted to R. H. Callar, one glues on, not the one put on with For further particulars address C. V* locally with the International Lumber S. E. Thompson from Tenstrike was and the court having fixed the housekeeping on the old homestead. tacks. One trouble with wigs seems Warfield, Bemidji, Minn. time and place for hearing said petition doing business in town Saturday. Co., each week writes an entertaining W. E. Sykes has moved onto the to be that if they are not on straight, Mrs. David Gingrich waws calling and amusing editorial on some old home, having bought it from his the parting is apt to bear somewhat Therefore, you, and each of you, are A full line of spring hats, gloves, one of the commonplace happenings on her two daughters, Mrs. Minnie father. hereby cited and required to show of a rakish appearance to an otherwise shirts, underwear and shoes has been in life and the following dissertation Olson and Mrs. E. Childs, Tuesday. cause, if any you have, before this Ross Bros., break camp in this town sedate man. The chief woe of received at the Plymouth. Come and court at the probate court rooms in on Chase's personal experiences with Joy Porter came Thursday from Big Tuesday. the bald-headed man is the fact that look them over before buying elsewhere. the court house in the city of International Falls to spend her vacation at home hair tonic is one that is full of good Among those who attended thie he has so much face to wash, and the Falls, in the county of Koochi­ humor: barber is likely to charge two bits When a man arrives at that period for a neck shave. A bald-headed man is much like France—he has no heir of life when his head begins to work apparent. Help! up through the cappilary thatch which Best Assortment adorned it in earlier life, he begins 5chulz Pianos LAND VALUE RISING. to look about him for some wonder tonic or lotion which will set the hair During the next ten years, if the sprouting again. Naturally, all his ratio of immigration continues, the Player Pianos of High Grade friends are on hand with jocose remarks people who will make this section of about where he ought to sit the country their home, will increase at the theatre, and are forever busy the value of land in the seven northwestern urging him to paint a good advertisement and Organs states approximately by $2,812,000,000, Sheet riusic on his dome. When these remarks according to figures being sink deep into his sensitive compiled by the officers of the soul, and he knows in his heart that" Northwest Development league. ,his thatch is becoming so scanty that The M. Schulz Co., pianos are built along modern and A permanent music store is a credit to any city. It has been estimated that about he must save the trimmings to prove 2,000,000 immigrants settled in the scientific lines in the substantial makes and consequently Singers, musicians, scholars, music teachers or anybody to his frtends that he has really had northwestern states the last ten guarantee every piano made by them for a full term of ten •a hair cut, then he shame-facedly years, and the figures are based on the purchasing sheet music, musical instruments, etc., years. We have a $500.00 Schulz piano, bought on the installment ilooks about for the great panacea proposition that as many more will plan, owned by a well known party of this city, will always be shown the greatest courtesy in my store, .and yearns over the circulars about arrive in the next ten years. ithe toupees and wigs. Some fellows will gladly refer you to party owning same. Because you According to the Northwest Development by Mrs. A. Hoelscher who will have charge of this department. frankly don a silk skull cap and wither league officials, the immigrants buy a piano on the installment plan does not suggest their friends with a haughty and who arrived during the last a cheap piano. The highest grades of pianos made at scornful glance. The other day we ten years have opened up 114,000 the present time are sold on the installment ~lan. Many a were startled to see a shining knob Schirmer's Library of Musical Classes, Peters Edition, new farms and increased the improved home has been brightened by a piano on monthly payments. on our head. We grabbed it and found acreage of the northwest by about Ditolff Edition. it was really our roof. In that awful Don't buy a piano or an organ until you have seen 23,000,000 acres. The figures show moment, it was borne in upon us that that during the last ten years the my stock. Every dollar you invest for a Schulz piano you Novello, Ewer & Co., Phillips and Page, (London) our once luxurious mane was scampering value of farm lands in Minnesota has will receive value for value, whether* you pay cash or on the back behind our ears. Thereupon Chas. Woolhouse, (London) J. H. Larway, (London) increased from an average of $21.21 installment plan. »ve undertook a careful study of an acre to $36.87 or $15.51. The Willis Music Co., (London) Swan & Co., (London) Have you ever heard of a high grade piano manufacturer the situation. It seems that baldness In North Dakota the valuation per is due to the appetite of the German giving with each purchase a term of lessons, silverware etc. Ambrose Edition of Church Muise, Lauterback and Kuhn, acre has increased from $11.15 to critter, "germ," or "mick robe," as it $25.69 and in Montana from $4.45 to Of course not. Such an offer seems ridiculous, because, (Leipzig) The Augener Edition, (Schott and Co.) Oliver is called in Ireland. Like the cut $16.74. when you buy a piano undc Such conditions, in mind bear worm, this beast attacks the roots of Ditson and Co. publications. the fact you ay "for the lessons. We have letters from the vegetation which he hopes to destroy. DRILL SHOWING IRON. This animal is so small, that Schulz customers, at Bemidji, Grand Rapids, Crookston, After a few days you won't have to Chicago or other Fort Frances Times A number of trying to catch him with the usual Baudette and International Falls, and testimonials that townspeople went out to the new iron cities for good music. Have an $800.00 stock of Schirrners fine toothed comb is like raking the would fill every space of this paper. front yard with the picket fence in range on Thursday to see the diamond I sell pianos for $25. down and $7. per month, and (Boston Music Co's.) publications on the road. It an effort to catch a flea. Some scientists drill at work and to get a general guarantee all pianos and organs for ten years. Remember view and size up the situation. Those claim that if a man could bite will be a pleasure to know you have a music store here, who made up the party were Hon. I am not making a business of here to-day and gone to as fast as the microbe, and could permanently, where you can purchase music at Chicago Judge Fitch, J. P. Wright, Sheriff* bite as hard, he could chew the head morrow, but, will remain here, and want you to be satisfied, Baker, B. P. Alley, Wm. Bishop, the off the Goddess of Liberty in eleven with every purchase you make of me. pfices seconds. Only men are bald headed Times editor, and a photographer. —microbes are afraid of rats and women Arriving at the scene of the mining operations on the property of are bound to have fine heads of Judge Fitch, along the banks* of Frog hair at any price. After looking into Now Open for Business this bald-headed business for some Creek, the diamond drill was hard at time, we slunk forth one day and work and had, at the time of our visit, traded a few years' subscription for a gone to a depth of 110 feet, a large quantity of iron ore being penetrated. bottle of precious ointment, with A vein of quartz and a layer of greenstone, which to give the microbe\ paralysis Ithen a layer of Jasper had been and to tickle the roots of hair. It I was an unwholesome looking compound encountered with strong indications and had the odor of a frying of striking hematite. The drill is sole. The first application blistered working day and night continuously 'S MUSIC STORE I the top of our wit eabinet and turned and will probably go to a depth of green the few hairs we had left. Green 500 feet before another hole is sunk. was never our color, and hair isn't There is room enough on thijs range worn that way much, anyhow. In for a couple of hundred diamond drills to work and it is to be hoped that some rage we threw the rest of the liquid on 'the floor and were deeply some other companies can be induced ILTIS BLOCK INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. chagrined the next day to find a fair to bring them in and make thorough sized rug growing on the spot. By tests. keeping the rug trimmed neatly each It has leaked out that on Tuesday