International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
December 26, 1912 · Page 5 of 8
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V--.'" -tl J' '!i- W. E. LAWRENCE INDUSTRIAL PERSONALS. Miss Miskella one of the main LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS F. P. SHELDON, Pres. A. G. WEDGE, JR., V.-Pres. G. N. MILLARD, Qashior spokes in the wheel of the InternaIWMaf Thc_E.^jsl.LStftts iiiriSfrl INTBRNATI0NAi*-FAl3k8 -MIN'lfc is.. spending the holidays witli her Get your 1913 diaries from The BIRCHDAL£. mother and somebody «lse in Cass Of INTERNATIONAL FALLS 4'The^ C. L. l'ress office. Lake. £1. &£4r#S rm. fc fci .• fltpfl Paul Kinports has "beein installed Miss Cast is Sperldiiffg^ the' Kcftictaya Li I nsurarice Added snow will, make he traveliiig a^ private secretary: to Superintendent JYour Income with her parents in Palmer, N. Y. §»oris. co^fori^^ John Ross of-'ther1Pap"er mill. Dr. ReeVes, I)entist and Optician FALLS, MINN. J. I HMMNATIONAL General Manager Young Each month by depositing .your savings.in our Savings 1 Mr. Sheerer is' employed at Littlea Fotrt Frances, Qnt^ phone No. 44. Office Department, where they will earn 4 Per Cent. has established an* office-- on the corner hours 8:30 to 12 a m., and 1 to Interest, compounded 4 times a year. You can do DR. M. E. WITHROW opposite the new mill on the Can! this while waiting for a raise in salary. When it .. Emil Ruberg is hauling the children Fancy Christmas" boxes for yotur adian side in order that he may more comes v6u can then save the raise. We also have on route No. 2, from the McGillivary Plysicton and Surgeon sweetheart's at Mrs. Kooks.—Adv. a complete line of modern Safety Deposit Boxes expeditiously Iconiiuct his business way.' j|. which are rented, to customers of the bank at with the Dominion authorities. M«* OTer litis' Drug Store The ladies-'ofuthe-Civic club are playing a nominal rental :i- Ben Tuey is cutting long cedar for Sattta Clau» to. qttite a' number^ Chief Engineer Julius Yeager- and WT«*N ATION ALFALLS. MFN*II8FTFRA SOLID '. SAPC SOUND market and Wm. Webb is doing the assistant C. E. Parry ar^ still busy of poor children. -skidding. Swinnerton. A.D..C.M. getting out the plans for the new paper All kinds of useful as well as pleasing fire .insurance written in the best old line companies Preparations are being made for a and pulp mills at Fort Frances Christmas gift» of all description Physician and Surgeon neighborhood Christmas tree in our so as to be ready fpr the rush, qf constriiction^in at reasonable prices at Burton's department consolidated school building. Examined and Glasses Fitted the, early sprjuag. '.=,,1 store.—Adv. Leslie Whitecomb was a business Ruettell's Department Stone Heffron^is said to be spending OTer International Falls. Minn.'- Attorney C. E./ Middleton of Baudette visitor at International Falls and Fort Christmas with his home folks at Licensed Plumbers and aws a" progressive visitor hereFriday. Millbank, S: D. but Dame junior and Frances Monday and Tuesday* Dr. Jenner Perry Chance 'J •, Mr. W.-H. Broffie has bought a set Dan Cupid whisper otherwise. of light bobs for, the use of his children Su|»t. of Construction Mel^ulty faas heating Enginners Headquarters for Christmas goods PHYSICIAN and SURGEON in coming arid going to and f^ottj ^one to visit his father ahd look, after. we have the largest assortment at over litis Drug Store. Phone 15 school. some pierisqhigj business matters: low prices. Burton's department Very few deer were captured St. Paul over CSiristmas. Night calls at Hotel Koochiching WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE. store^-Adr^ v~wv throughout this section of country, Johnny Anderson is spending the iHTMRNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA Toys!'Toys!! Toyst!! Headquarters ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. holidays in St. Paul, upon his return which warrants a goodly, supply fpr for toys of all descriptions c«t- 6k DR. O. C. HEIEiE next year. -v he will become manager, for the Enger-Nord A S O I N greatly reduced prices at Burton's, Leslie Whitcomb has returned from interests in Fort Frances. department store.—Adv. E N I S C. E. Giles, chief Engineer of" the froth a finlarider near Barwick for OVESON BLOCK Intrnational Falls. Minn. PHONE 221 Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Sacia of La $90, and sold it in Winnipeg for $610, M. D. & W. has left for Guiley, Wis. 'X: Ottee over International State Bank Crosse, Wis., who have been visiting to spend the holidays with Mrs Giles according to reports. V" I BNTBRNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. their daughter Mrs. Chas. Hall returned and "Bud.'* Thief River Falls where he has. been home last Saturday. employed in the saw mill and cutting Snpt S. McDonald has taken Dr. H. H. Ihrlg tjpte children to spend' Christmas with cedar with George Van Over. & of io Abstracts titles all .pxopertgi Gunder Nybo bought a Black Fox tMir grandma at Pine River.' DENTIST in Koochiching county furnished on Engineer Peterson is (spending a Ole Nelson has moved into his Office over Holler's Confectionery .T short notice by the Kooehiching few days on business an4.„ ..social new house and is comfortably domiciled INTERNATIONAL FALLS County Abstract Co., official abstracers, stunts in -Minneapolis there. He has some good tenants International Falls, Minn. DR. H. S. Supt. Pitblado of the pulpwood department in his old house of the Poland-China General Contractors John Lathrop, one of the popular is spending Christmas with breed. ... r. ._ -:. real estate men of Big. Falls was a DENTIST his: mother in Minneapclis. Mrs. Wm. Webb, Geo. Van Over and business visitor here Friday and was •f Harry Whitcomb were business visitors accompanied by his brother-in-law^ International Falls. Minnesota "A free for all fight of drunken Polanders and residence over litis Drug Store in Barwick, Monday they report Joseph Giroux. occurred Monday night. They ISnENATIONAL FALLS, MlNNBBOTA. oud state road in a very bad condition were arrested by Chief Christiansen See Setterlund A Co. about thai Manitou township. 'I B. H. PH1NNEY and after being locked up all night building contract. Mrs. Emma Eastman and daughter, Were brought before municipal Judge Lawyer Helen, of Big Flats, N. Y., who Ladies you can always be neatly Langland who gave them the choice have been visiting with Mrs. Eastman's dressed for company with a Baldwin between paying $10 and costs or brother, Mr. H. T. Whitcomb Over International State Bank House Gown, Mrs. Kook is the sole Franson spending their Christmas in jail. They^ Eric KMn&NATION since November 5th have returned to AL FALLS, MINNESOTA agent. ppd their fines. their home. Ladies why wear a corset that does F. J. ART I N •Get your horse shoed and your It seems strange to the writer to not fit Mrs. Kook fits you and guarantees see some of the most illiterate people sleigh repaired and your, general machine /v Lawyer the Corset.—Adv. and some who have paid no taxes on repair- work done at the International Dealer in Office over litis Drug Store. machine company's shop near Fred Heineman is presenting his real estate in the county, vote against Lumber and FALLS. MINNESOTA such good improvements as consolidated the wholesale meat and Grocery Cfc lMnatNATIONAL patrons with a beautiful homemade calender of local views. The I. P. & schools and work hard to "defeat 'F. A. Niles, Manager.—Adv. the one who was the means of GEO. S. LANGLAND I. Co. did the swell photoraphic work Real Estate and the International Falls Press the bringing them into existence. WILLOW RIVFR Lawyer artistic printing. Our mail carrier has certainly done nobly during the strenuous times he FOUND—A long pair of brown kid has been having lately in his endeavor O0M over InfcernatloqaJ State Bank ladies' glbVes in., good condition. The only registered townsite of to get the mail in on time over the bad "on WILLOW RIVER 'LINE FALLS. MINNESOTA main Grand and International Falls BMINIFIOMAL Owner may have same by applying -Trunk Faoitic, Pacific & Hudson Bay: roads. If some of the growlers could Railways: at jnnctioh of the Fraser and to Gus. Belcher at the city hall and Ericsburg Willo* Rivers, Briti9lr Columbia right at only have gone' over the roads themselves Koochiching Camp No.7602 paying the cost of thisr notice. the entrance to the great Peace River TOWN OF IMPORTANCEwith they would havs been more Country: The more Qatural resources surrounding All Kinds of Lumber delivered at reasonable Postmaster ilohn Glava of Ray is any M. W. A. meets first and third Tuesilis lenient in their unjust criticism. 4 than new town in interior British- spending a few days visiting his wife prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. of each month. Full attendance 'ahd^ritfted tasttter.^'^ t??. and their new baby boy born to them ••quested, visiting neighbor welcome. Choice Business and Residence Lots Uii A lwiittt Xf last' Saturday.' They are. sure a happy for the School closed last Friday Joint Owners and Sole Agents #1. B/ family. Pacific Bid(r,. Vancouver. B. C. holidays. Agents Wanted. The Koochiching lodge of Brotherhood John Ettestad spent .last Sunday International Lodge No: 23Q3meeta of America Yoeman have en-_ teKune's H«JL everji secoiidi :jH|4 with J. T. O'Loughlih. gaged 11ife"^Gi#^rbp^r^l^ fourth Tuesday In each month John Bursack was a business caller bea^given •'On pppular danpe to th« Visiting meftnbers ,J! at NorthoYne lasfc Mortday. night of January 24t^l&13^^^ A.^A. LEE, Secretary. Frederick and Ernest Bursack called $150,00?) worth of judiciall ditc^ on. Cyxu§ O'Lo^ghlin Saturday. H. STUBEE bonds for Koochiching county wer^ Nick l^oeckels. passed. though, our ^sold togthe &..ConimerciaL In^stttenfe town Sunday enroute for. Northome. AVVMtecT* Co., of buluti&:^a^t ^Fridiiy Jounf Mr. Hans Ettestad and sister, Miss' by SYfTEM^itihas the same attractive appearance that it ad wlien ty auditor through its representative Sena, accompanied their brother and Superintendent of Construction. new. 6lis^^^Sc^|Wes the sKiikt the ^rdp^ stiShess without that har?l», board-likcL effect. George Elder. 4Si 'family aS $ar^as ^Nbrthomfe^is Office over litis Drug Store •. '. Messrs Henry Ettesta4 ^Qd A*®! Miss Sarah Arniy who has jus^ INTERNATIONAL, FALLS, MINNESOTA •-?v closed her school at Stiller's Carlson made a business '^trip to •'-J- -v^:' ^.r Northome Thursday returning Friday. married to .Mr. Earl Kilner in Duf MRS. JANET Wf DADE luth Saturday. She will be at hom^ Miss Mamje Earley wfcp has valuable ,5# homestead on R^id River arrived ir St, Paul after Jam 5th. I Music Teacher Sunday to spend the, holidays "Oh you Great Big Beautiful Doll.?: with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Taylor. This beautiful doll to be given awa| INTERNATIONAL 'FALLS MINNESOTA free on Christmas eve at Burton's de-: NEXT been visiting the formers' father, E. partment store. Coupons given with K: Ettestad for- the pas3t two naonths every purchase.—Adv. Hotel returned to their home at Balfour, N. at the newly equipped Rex Mrs. Stanley Talbot returned last' Barber Shop. Shower Baths Tub and week from her home in Wisconsirt, Mr. .«nd Mrs. H- G. Taylor and little Open for from 8 to 12. Sundays baths where she has been spending a few daughter, Frances, Miss Jenette weeks^since he.rv marriage a montJi. GBO. MoCRAITH Proprietor S Earley and E. W. Rodeiihizer spent ago Mr.. and Mrs..,Talbot Jare now Sunday evening it" Emerald Park comfortably domiciled in a cottage CHARLES. K. SHAND Farm. on-Seventh Street near Eighth avenue ARCHITECT which has been tastily remodeled and CHRISTMAS. decorated to suit. iv. -Jit Hans and specifications foe all buildlags. doubters doubt and scoffers Radiaon Flour, as good as the best, Correspondence solicited. scoff,. Feed and Hay at Wirt's between Empress VnraiNiA, MINK. find peace on earth seems still far off and Unique.—Adv. Jan. 2. Though learned doctors think they A new stock of filing Cabinets at know RappV Undertaking Parlors The Press office. The gospel stories are not so .",^ .• vl^hough Mr. Fred Nelson ^ve^ a "stag" SUALMBBS A FUNERAL I)lRBCTOR8i greedy man is greedy still hoihe Seventh Our personal attention given^ to *11 party at his on street And competition chokes good-will, naea Wc also h^ve the ^agencyibr ic honor of Mr. P^ Jol^r ^ho ^Thile rich men sigh and poor men £*^ju^n»opiiid. teft Saturday night for hw^ome in fret -IP* Minneapolis where he will ^£& married^ttT |i)ear mg! wp can't spare Christmas UmsptNATIONAL FA^LS, MINNK8&TA S^ss Elojerice ^^lj|en^^ext mm yet^ ,'-''. '." SatiM^y.# He£v|ji^t|4|v^his Time may do better—maybe not pretty bun&alo^w «I has *P bride toHthe day Jifeanwhile lets keep the We've got -fg?' avenue p.. t'zrtfr|pome Willard Hotef S{« saAadi owinft the IttWKWWWWffMHr toB#yeor«gat»ent», by this early in the new year. to us, Clmstmas, good old day, For' Sale-^ ^oOd b^k stove ^id an poften us, cheer us^ fay your say1. I Our "PRESS IRONERS" make your linens flt and look better—and wear longer. MKh and St. dieter it.. St. Paul ThosfDahl iTo heartg which thrift, to eager, keeps -s- pn bonds,'while fellow-feeling slieeps. TRY OUR WORK =rgt rr )od Christmas,^ whpmsojirj children American Plan from 12 perday -l: -m- Buropean Plan from ll pec daySpecial iNTERNlTIONAL STEAM LAUNDRY loveyouf ItS^! Weekly Rates. yi' |0ur cares, our fears, ssnall de-, re, sires: International Falls, Minn. Take Hamline Union Depot Wkt 'for fiee ^alaloffPrlce LiUanJ Shlp6ijjg Tags Phone 24 S jjjpperi our handstand stir the fires i^^HIP^|^R4O. car t94^k. St Of helpfiil feljowship' within us, •jSJOS* Established 189& "Itimteapolig^jUnn. nd back to love and kind^s fifi: P*3? )in I HtiUU JtM it- iiQinoi mait&th *£ii fiS ,0 -gfeyf* -rfeSP r4#}