W8HSiiiiiti -i ',-v,irw: HI V* 1 j-^p p^sppFF^f' ?r-' fl I N E N A I O N A S I E S S indorsement of the person presenting wind. Usually the west shore is -the tinues in a northeasterly direction ly good for moose shooting. In late INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS the check at the bank is, of course safer one. for five miles and then enters Dora' August blueberries, July and early sufficient to transfer the xegal rigni. Nearly in the middle of the nor*h lake. Bowstring and Sand lake also1 wild ra3pbcrri wild chetries and empty into Dora lake through the. in the cheqjc to the bank. shore is a small stream called Second AND BORDER BUDGET Bowstring river. other wild berries and fruits are easFrom One who takes a check from another river. It is eight miles up this the ower end of Dora lake found in sufficient quantities for usually requires that he indorse stream to the first of the four Pigeon Entered as Second Class Matter June 23,1909, at the Postofflce at International the river is known as the Big Fork. camp use. k, it even though it be already lakes. Why this should be dignified Falls, Minn., under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. It is a fair-sized stream, with plenty by the name of river is hard to indorsed in blank or payable to bearer. While the fishing is not as good of water for canoes in an average This is because the person who imagine, as it is a tiny affair, nowhere as some other canoe trips in northern 6E0R6E P. WATSON, Edltar and Muagir INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHING CO. more than twenty feet wide season. The first ten miles below indorses a check to another is understood Minnesota,' the trip as a whole Dora lake is through a swampy country, and in some places not over six feet. in law to make certain promises Official Paper of Ranier Otficial Paper of International Falls. is very attractive, including as it does but from there on to Big Fork In places a canoe can be paddled, in to the person to whom he indorses large and small lakes, itttle streams others it is necessary to wad®, tracking village the banks are high and afford the check even though he does up stream with two rope over the excellent camp sites. and big rivers, going both with and nothing further than write his name CHECK AND Let us have lights. shoulder. In many of the narrow Through all these smaller lakes on the check. The indorser engaged against the current. It may be finished and down the Big Fork stream, itself parts there are sharp turns where that when the check is properly presented at the village of Great Falls, Pal Brown and Col. Theo Roosevelt BAHKAGCOUNT there are plenty of wall-eyed pike, the canoe must be lifted across a at the bank it will be paid, or continued down to the mouth of are planning a trip to Australia this point of land. It is not easy work but very little else in the fish line, and if it is not paid and notice is summer. the Big Fork river, and ten miles up with the exception of pickerel. going up Second river, but for a person given to him he will pay the amount (Continued from page 4.) experienced in canoe trips it is Another branch enters at Big Fork the Rainy river to International Falls. to the person to whom he transferred It is now necessary to have ten and from there down the river is a a fascinating little stream and surely the check or any other who may legal holder of a check may fill in acres of land under cultivation in order good-sized stream, containing' quite leaves the impression of being in the subsequently receive it by proper endorsement. the true date where it has been left OVER 65 YEARS' to make a homestead proof by a few rapids, which are exciting to very heart of the great north woods. Thus when you indorse EXPERIENCE blank. A check may be dated in the run, but not at all dangerous. In commutation. Thes Pigeon lakes are also miniature a check you make that promise to all past, or in the future. If dated in the whole course of the Big Fork in size, the largest being only future holders of the check. If you *1 The city council of Little Falls has the past it is payable at once, and river, but two portages are necessary, half a mile long and one being a are compelled to make it good you passed a resolution preferring charges if dated in the future it is payable one at Little Falls and another at Big mere pond about the size of a city may have recourse in turning against against its mayor because he neglected on or after its. date. While the words Falls. block. The fourth Pigeon lake marks those who transferred the chack to to enforce the liquor laws and "on demand" are not used in a check, There is very little swamp country the head of the waterway which TRADE MARKS you and whose names appear on the gave permission to some saloons to DESIGNS they are implied in law, the understanding immediately along the river after drains toward the gulf and on the back as endorsers, or on the face as COPYRIGHTS AC. be open after hours. being that the bank is instructed passing Big Park village, many north shore near the easern end if the Anyone sending a sketch and description may signers. quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether an by its depositor to pay to of the banks being high and all well beginning of the height of land portage. invention Is probably patentable. Communications While the bank owes a duty to depositor HANDBOOK strictly confidential. on Patents During the first fifteen days of the the order of John Jones on demand. wooded. sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Formerly there was a well defined to pay his proper check Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive operation of the creamery at Grand A check must be signed by the depositor If the trip is made after September special notice, without charge, lathe portage used by many people Scientific American. drawn against an adequate deposit, Rapids forty-eight of the patrons received and usually in his own hand, 7, quite a few ducks will be found and each season. Today it is necessary the banker is not bound to pay any checks for $15 and fifteen patrons though contract relations between to break a way through the brush due partridges are very plentiful. Later lUnstrntPd A handsomely weekly. Largest circulation check as against a holder of it. The received checks ranging in value of any fK'ioni.iuc journal. Terms, |3 bank and depositor may authorize the north until a wagon road is picked year: four months, Co.3e,B"iad™ay-HewYorknewsdealers.allbySold$L in the season it is an unexcelled & rights of the holder are against the from $15 to $74.34. Practically use of a rubber stamp, or some such up, then follow this road northeast signer of the check, and those who territory for deer hunters and fair- 2,700 pounds of butter fat was purchased device in, place of a written signature. Branch Office, 625 St„ Washington. D. C. for a quarter of a mile, turn north transferred it to hijn. But if a bank during that period. on a patch for half a mile and round certifies a check it becomes bound to In law the person who "draws a lake is reached, one of the headquarter pay it to a proper holder. Certification "In the political column of The check and gives it to another is understood lakes of the Big Fork river. of a 'check is secured by presenting International Falls Abstract Co. Journal of June 24." said Mr. Iver to agree, that he will stand From that point everything is down it to the cashier of the bank son, "appeared a statement to the back of the check and see to it that stream work. against which it is drawn. Upon determining effect that I had hoped to become the the person receiving it secures the Leading out of the northeast corner BURDICK, KREMER & KING Proprietors that the signer has fund' 'organization' candidate for governor money for which it calls, provided of Round lake is Round river. Following I sufficient to covejr the check on deposit, next year, in place of Governor Eberhart, ABSTRACTS. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE he handles it in a proper and reasonable this down for a mile Squaw and seeing to it that they are but that, as there is no likelyhood manner. If the person receiving lake is reached. This is one of the set aside for that purpose, the cashier of such an opening I had decided Collections, Conveancing and Loans a check presents it to the bank greatest duck shooting lakes in northern marks "Certified" across the face to again become a candidate within a reasonable time, and the Minnesota, but is very inaccessible ier marks "Certified" across the face for state auditor. I desire to emphatically J. E. BURDICK, Manager bank dishonors the check, and he unless the trip be of one or of the check and adds his official any and all rumors dqny then gives notice of this to the person two weeks' duration. It is about MINNESOTA INTERNATIONAL fALLS, signature. The funds to cover this and reports of that nature. I have who drew it that drawer is five miles long and from a half to check are then withdrawn from the not been in the past, am not now, two miles wide, being a solid bed of bound to pay to him the amount oi control of the depositor who .signed and in the future will not be in, the wild rice, with ony one or two narrow thei check. A check should be presented the check, etc. confidence of the 'organization' re- during business hours by a channels. In the late fall mallards the check and he may not stop paypayment ferred to. I have authorized no one person entitled to receive money on come into this lake by the Setterlund & Co of it, or withdraw the funds to speak for me, about my political afte"r thousands. Leading out of the north Qn the next business day re to cover it. The bank becomes absolutely plans in future. The people of Min- cejp^ the latest. As we noticed end of Squaw lake, Round river con­ a bound to pay it, and the check nesota have been very kind to me, jn cage of John McGee and Wat- Alabama is as good as the bank. Usually the and in due time I shall publicly an- Gordon, if the check is not pre- ren nounce any hopes or ambitions I may Person who signs a check has it car sented within this ti and the bank tified in order that one TA to whom he •, 7 ^i+i/%/i SWrlAi* rh«r AH C± wnArn nt General Contractors have such clear and definite fails, the loss must fall upon the would give it in payment of an obligation terms that there will be nomisunderstancling."—Roseau person who failed to present it. But will be more ready to receive Minstrels Region. if the depositor suffer no loss because it. His liabilities on the check remain Minnesota of the delay in presenting the check the same if he has it certified International Falls. PUBLIC ENEMIES. he cannot escape liability if it is But if one who holds the check, other Ihe ioiiowmg from the pen of dishonored. Thus if Warren Gordon han the person who drew it, has Wale Aiason, is one of the best of had carelessly kept McGee's check it certified, he then in effect says that his always unusually good suggestive several days before presenting it for he chooses to look to the bank for INTERNATIONAL FAILS writings and is worthy of the payment and in the meantime Mc- ,, VLT-J payment of the check, and the deGee sober though of every man. had withdrawn his account from ., i, Northern Minnesota Hospital positor who signed it and all who Sat. Aug. 9th Ii you build a line of railway over being no failure, Mc- the bank there endorsed it before him are relieved hills and barren lands, giving lucra- Qee uld have been bound to see WO from their liabilities, the bank alone tive employment to about a million that Gordon received the amount of becoming liable to the holder. hands if you cause a score of cities ^he check. If an ordinary check comes to you UNDER CANVAS by yu ,'r right of way to rise, where jf check is received drawn upon a the safe procedure is to either present there formerly was nothing but some bank in another city it cannot, of a it to the bank on which it is rattlesnakes and flies if, when bring- course, be presented for payment on ALABAMA MINSTRELS MAKE drawn and secure the cash, or to deposit IsOOD. ing kale to others you acquire a lit- that or the next business day, so it it in your own bank for collection, tie kale, then you've surely robbed is sufficient if the check is put in For lovers of real old-time negr$ and do this within twentyfour the peepul, and you ought to be in course of collection on the business r.instrels the tent show known as tb hours after it is received, or jail. If by planning and by toiling day following its receipt. One should Alabama Minstrels, under the manage at least on the next business day. lent of C. L. Erickson, who conducted you have won some wealth and fame, be as prompt in giving notice to the It may siem immediately convenient the first performance at Eight South it will make no odds ho.w squarely drawer of the refusal of the bank to and Main streets last night, is really to turn another's check over to a you have played your little game pay a check as to put in course of an innovation. third party, but if you do so recognize your success is proof sufficient that The play is clean, and the forty odd collection. the risks involved. The safe performers, as well as the musician^, you are a public foe, you're a soulless A check that is drawn payable to are all.of the old southern darky type. procedure is to cash the check you malefactor, to the dump you ought "Bearer" may be transferred simply They all sing and dance as none but have and pay the third party by your to go it's a crime for you to pros- by delivery, handing it from one to darkies can, and their comedy is such own personal check on your own account that any one attending the performances per where so many others fail you another. If the check is drawn payhave cannot resist sidesplitting laughter. or with the cash received. surely robbed the peepul and able to "John Jones," John J'ones The secondhand last performance State Auditor S. G. Iverson, on his you on^ht to be in jail. Be a chronic mav transfer it by indorsement—that will be given tonight commencing at 8 return to the Capitol from an ex- politician, deal in super-heated air is, by writing his name on the back. o'clock, and although the attendance R. H. Monahan, M. D. Elizabeth Monahan, M. D. wa? most gratifying last night, there roast the banks and money barons— he indorses in blank he simply tendec* of. tbe state, issued a toUr If Mary C. Ghostley. M. D. B. f. Floyd, M. D. is little doubt but that the large tent there is always safety there but to writes his name "John Jones" across denying that he has made statement will be filled to the capacity for the Office over International State Bank. International falls, Minnesota sound the note of business is a crime the end of the back of the check, any agreement the state orgam- wlth last show. The first part was on the stjrle of the so mean and base that the fellow when it is payable to anyone who by which he will run for audi- zatlon old-time negro minstrels, the end mer gnilty of it ought to go and hide his may hold it. If John Jones should tor again and not oppose Governor who were really artists in their line? A. 0. Eberhart for the nomination face chanee the builder's song writef "Pay to the order |of Sam being Ernest Watts, Joe Clark, Archie Grant, Billy Edwards, Jimmie Garrett triumphant for the politician's wail, Smith, John Jones," Sam Smith for governor next year. and H. Wallburg,'with A. J.. McFarland or we'll think you've robbed the alone would then have the right to INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA as interlocutor. The opening peepul, and we'll pack you off to A CANOE TRIP present it for payment or transfer chorus by the entire company wa jail." followed by such popular vocal solos it by further indorsement. The blank HAS TO RAINY RIVER as "Nobody's Fool," "Silver. Thread: LOCATION, POWER, RAW MATERIAL Among the Gold" and the "Washing ton Waddle." great northern pike, a few muskies During the intermission daring slack wire feats were performed by Billy These combined guarantee a populous center of activity. and several varieties of small fish. Edwards, and any one thinking that PIANO ANNOUNCEMENT From the upper end of the northeast the said Billy canot do stunts that PRESENT OUTPUT OF MILLS: border on the miraculous, will change bay the way leads four miles up News Print Paper 220 tons per day his mind after seeing the exhibition. Portage creek into Portage lake. This The Alabama comedy four sung several Ground Wood Pulp 200 tons per day F. Marvin an­ W. beautiful selections, after which lake is about two miles long and a nounces that he has Sulphite Pulp 110 tons per day Hi Henry Hunt, for years associated mile wide. At the eastern end of with eastern vaudeville artists, pro taken the agency Saw Mill 100,000,000 ft. annually .. ceeded to 'give an exhibition of fire for the celebrated the north shore there is a road leading eating, the audience showing its appreciation permanent pay roll of over per month A $75,000 & Sows, RAUDRNBCSH across the Great Northern rightof-way by. repeated applause. Consider these facts, and we feel sure you and WESLEY GAB- Jimmie Garrett's exhibition of fancy illiiniilU! to Lake Winnibigoshish. If will agree with us that International Falls and comedy jig dancing met with Pianos, and LAND the party is ambitious it caii make hearty approval, vvhile Watts and Edwards, is destined to become one of the most important will niake the lowest the "KolOred Kings of Komedy," the portage in approved Indian style, manufacturing'centers ofrne North kept the house in a continuous factory prices. Many carrying' the canoes and duffle on uproar. Arthur Prince, the last single of the best families West. performer on the bill, gave an exhibition shoulders. There is no difficulty, in Inte rnational of juggling and hoop rolling W, Falls have purchased however, in securing a team from that cannot be excelled the entire Rasldinca Lots from S200 up Business Lots from $1200 up these makes of company taking part in a comedydrama some of the settlers in the neighborhood. h. Industrial Lots from $600 up skit entitled "The Duel," during Tarms to Suit all pianos and recomend c. the rendition of which pastimes of them to the highest as being of beautiful tone and giving B. KINNEY the south, picturing many of the sorrows perfect satisfaction. Lake Winnie is a large body of and pleasures of the good old The editor of this paper himself owns a RAUDENBUSH water being ten miles long and ire slavery days were introduced. and speaks of it in the highest terms. After tonight's performance the Sales Manager, Call and see and hear them. or seven wide, so that no careful ca company will proceed to Park City, w. P. MARVIN, Agent, Clar»k Bldg., 3r»dL St. noesist could paddle directly across,but expecting to visit every principal city International Falls, Minnesota the state before making a tour of :r'! .instead skirt the shores, depending, the ve"tern states.—Lake Tribune, of course, on the direction of the Salt Lake City, Utah, June 5, '13. 1: •v* {ft ife r\K & MM l|t ii Civ .-1/ K5& Nfeiiil