B. Kinney is manager. The line, in ter if we are ever going to be en-, INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS fact, is more than projected. It is riched by the cultivation of this fertile, International Falls Abstract Co.5 partially built and the expendit soil. Sidney M. Owen planned AND BORDER BUDGET on the line already made nr to be better than he knew, when on his made soon will amount to $8,000 or dying bed, with prophetic vision, with BURDICK, KREMER & KING Proprietors more. as at Entered Second Class Matter June 23,1909, the Postoffice at International his own hands he placed his cloak on ABSTRACTS. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE The line will go out from this city Falls, Minn., under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. this man's shoulders, and bade him and by way of Littlefork down the continue his plans of work for the Collections, Conveying and Loans new line of railroad, reaching toward 8EII8E P. VATSOI, Eiltar and Managar INTEMMTIMAl FALLS PRESS PUILISVIIS CI. betterment of the farmer. Deer River. It will be equipped with Have you no poor people here or J. E. BURDICK, Manager standard poles and six-pin cross Official Paper of Ranier Official Paper of International Falls. those who, even if not poor, for sake arms, capable of carrying a complete International Falls Minnesota of the principle of conservation would copper circuit. Nothing about the have gathered up the stumps from new construction is of the kind that which company is composed chiefly If Wm. E. Lee insists upon becoming the skating rink, after the dynamite is put up maybe to be taken down of Messrs. Geo. B. Partridge and Fred a candidate for governor at had done its best? It shocked the entirely or abandoned in a short Harman. Their bid for both .roads this time he will serve the machine sense of economy in-' the prairie time. was within $3,000 of the estimated and the breweries by splittinng the trained soul of your correspondent The company now has a ground cost, made by the engineers in the field, and incidentally discover that to see the great pile distined for a wire line to Camp "5, twenty miles letting of contracts the law allows when the votes are counted he will bonfire. If I did see them through on the other side of Littlefork. This an increase of 30 per cent over the come out a poor third. Let Iverson other eyes, the principle is the same. will be discarded at once and the estimate, if a better bid cannot be have the field clear, and he In my part of the state men will copper circuit used to the end of secured. One•" of these roads runs will win.—Preston Republican. the railroad line which is now 35 take out the stumps and furnish their from this city to Baudette with Mr. General Contractors miles beyond Littlefork and reaching own jdynamite just to get the wood. Ogaard, supervising engineer and the If you do not like a town and are out in the direction of Deer River. other front this city to the St. Louis sure that it is going to retrograde Ultimately, and perhaps, before a HORSES ARE COMING FOR county line east of Ray with Mr. E. the proper thing to do is to leave., Minnesota very long ti^ne, the line may be connected International Falls, W. Kibbey supervising engineer. LUMBER COMPANY CAMPS but, if you intend to live in the town up through Deer River to all do all you can to boom it, to build C. B, Kinney returned from the two points reached by the Northwestern SETTING THE PROBLEM. it up and to make it a desirable cities Monday where he had Telephone Co. place to live., This is the way to insure The following from the pen of Editor been on a trip arranging for horses The new route is not a substitute progression, aijd to increase the Claude M. Atkinson in the Mesaba, for use in the various camps this for the line by way of Virginia). The value of the property in the town— Ore of Hibbing, is worth careful winter. Mr. Kinney said on his return Virginia line will be constructed, al Aitkin Republican. thought: that he had contracted for 750 so, just as soon as the arrangements LAWRENCE E. G1LBERTSQN "Sentiment against the saloons was horses and that the amount of work can be made with the Canadian An Iowa legislator introduced an which will be done in the woods this shown with vengeance at the election Northern railroad. The International amendment to the autom'obile law winter at the camps of the International held at Cloquet last week when the Telephone Co. is ready to go 'When two autos meet, both shall Lumber company will be no-license side of the argument was ahead with the work now but has Plastering, Chimney Braiding and all kinds of stop until one passes the other. large. A car will arrive here in a carried by a majority of one hundred rot finished its deal with the railroad This is about as good as the Minnnesota day or two from M. E. Wheeler of and thirteen in a total vote of eight Mason work. Estimates cheerfully given. salon who introduced a bill Campbell, Minn. Another car will hundred and ninety-seven, with the BETHLEHEM CHURCH NOTES. Pricc6 Reasonable and all Work Guaranteed* come from Donaldson, Minn., and which made it unlawful for a girl result that seventeen saloons 'were "It has wisely been said by somebody three cars will come from Maple to teach school until she had two put out of business. inn. Phone 198 litsnutiQial Falls, or other That getting one new years experience—Preston Republican. Creek, Sask. "The conditions at Cloquet were thing makes room for another." not near so bad as that at many other This will prove true in the case of SUNSHINE. places,for the reasons that the saloons the skating rink. Now that the rink The clouds were moving in the sky, No man is responsible for Minnesota's were in a segregated district seems assured, the next thing is big permanent school fund. It considerably removed from the business The wind went whistling swiftly skates. We trust that your widest was the Almighty, and not *tny human part of the city, but the people by Three Leaders awake hardware man will order an agency,that placed the rich iron became, disguested with the utter disregard It caused the trees to sadly weep armful of the Barney and Berry catalogues. ore deposits in Northern Minnesota. of law that was shown by the As o'er their summits it did sweep. There may be a better one We can be thankful, however, that saloon element, and the stamp of dis the state is reaping a benefit from aproval came in no uncertain man if so, I hope you will know about it. They howled and wept and moaned, ner. Whether you buy their goods or no, its property, and that it is not With accents terrible they groaned. all being diverted into the hands "The outcome of the election was the book itself will be an inspiration Some scattered snow lay here and Golden Grain Belt Beers of grafters.—Princeton Union. somewhat of -a surprise to others to the youngsters. there, than the saloon-keepers, because it We hope the parents will take But mostly all the ground was was not figured that there was suffi President Wilson by signing the time to look over the old skates with Harpers Whiskey bare. cient anti-saloon strength to vote out urgency deficiency bill, which in a their young people. Let the old and the saloons. It shows that the people useless be discarded, even if new ones mild degree lets down the civil service The squirrel did chatter, the rabbit Rock Spring Water are awakening and that the awakening bars and allows the spoilsmen to must be bought. Any live boy or jump, is being brought about by the profit thereby, will not gain much in girl will rather work extra time than The wood-pecker pecked at a rotten pernacious activity of the breweries. the country at large by the act. The hobble on rusty crippling skates that stump. There is no question but that Cloquet people of the nation have expected hamper instead of devlop. If your The chick-a-dee chicked his dee, dee, UNDERWOOD & HASSELBARTh, Local Agents will be a better town for having better thing of Woodrow Wilson child is going to do some thing, see dee, voted out the saloons, for there is no than placing himself in the hands of International Falls, Minn. he has a chance to do it in the best And seemed ,as happy as he could place in the being of any community the spoilsmen of his party, something possible way. be. where the saloon does any good, and a president of the country has not You may find that someone of your it does a great deal of harm. Other done in the last quarter of a century.—Albert The dark, damp clouds, they all went men is able to set a good pattern. near-by localities that have a saloon Lea Tribune. by, Some five years ago the advent of a bvrden have perked up considerably And the sun shone in the Heavens skater who knew fancy figures started since the Cloquet election, and Northern Minnesota Hospital There is no load that will break high. such a furor of skating in that it is r.ot wholly unreasonable to expoet a man down so quickly and so surely Now, if animals happy can be, Chain Lake country that the young that there will b» some more as a load of revenge. The man who We're much larger, why can't we? people as well as their friends refer irprises to record within a short tries to get even with others has to it with pleasure as a winter time, as the wave is surtly rolling Although the, clouds are overhead, few opportunities of gratifying his "good times with lots of fun." on. The sun will shine when they have hatred, but he is all the time corroding .The skater referred to hacl been Cloquet will, to be sure, get its fled. himself. The man with a grouch away for several years, teaching in priviledged class in the state) will And so don't worry, f^et and pout, iifBSlii or a grievance is in that class. A California. He was so happy to go see to it that no man who wants a The sun's still shining without a sulky or vindictive temper isolates get back to the' cold of his native snort has to go long without it." doubt. a man from all real friendships as state of Minnesota that he cured Anon. completely as a, smallpox quarantine some of us from longing for a warm COMMUNICATION. This poem is not of the best, but isolates, him from persons and it er climate. Said one enthusiastic still it is g*yd for a young boy. There makes him as unhappy as smallpox International Falls, Minn. admirer. "He can skate so fast backward, are a few mistakes made but these makes him.—The Brotherhood. Nov. 10, 1913. y\ that not one of our, fastest are so small that they are hardly Mr. Editor: skaters can catch him." noticed. Colonel Roosevelt is reaping the In your last issue an article appeared I told you so! The singing of the honors^ he so richly deserves in his stating that it is a pretty HIDES arid kindergarteners, at the Domestic honors he sorichly deserves in his condition of affairs when this city tour of South- America. His speeches Science club Saturday was one of the has to call upon the County authorities We positively give more valuable illustrated information in the larger cities are given finest parts on a really fine program. relative to ides and Furs, than any oilier house to straighten out our matters. In the world. We pay Hin/w ua!i t'ricca wide publication and arouse Only girls sang this time, but we ard for HIDES, FVItS, I'KI.TH, Etc., This is true and it does not speak make prompt returns (or each shipment. We sbil greatest enthusiasm in the southern understand the boys are invited to Trapper's Supplies very cheap. Writefor Circular,: well for our City officials that we Shipping Tags, Illustrated Trap-Book, Catalogue,etc.— R. H. Monahan, M. D. Elizabeth Monahan, M. D. Republics. Like Erasmus of old sing at the next meeting of the club. it's NORTHWESTERN HIDE ft FUR CO.. Free. have not a cleaner and better conducted Mary C. Chostiey, M. D. W. A. McLeod, M. D. Roosevelt is a citizen of the- world, Established 1890 Minneapolis, Mina» Perhaps it will come to pass that the city. I hope they are aware Office over International State Bank. finding audiences wherever he goes, International Falls, Minnesota school will help a bit at each meeting. of the fact that a recall is a .possi- who are eager to hear him expound, It surely dove-tails in finely with woman's his ideas on the .new democracy bility and can be started any time. CM SAVE MONEY Every Home work. We do not wish i*. usma It seems they were not satisfied to iy incidentally he is serving his nation spoil the little people neither do -we GEARHART'S FAMILY KNITTER allow matters to run as they w6re and President Wilson to a purpose wash to spoil their gifted teacher, running when they took charge of at this time in that he proclaims to Will knit a pair of stockings, heel and toe. In 90 but we think, the children will see to nproved, up-to-date, witta Riubyij the city, but for some reason best minutes. the Latin republics the cordial feeling INTERNATIONAL- FALS, MINNESOTA Knits everytbins in the home from the latter. home-span or factory yarns. Over known to themselves allowed additional entertained toward them by the lOO.OOOmaehiMsinus*. Will knit We "believe the nursery—the Community "-HAS United States.—Fergus Falls Journal. infractions of the law to b$ hosiery with keel Mid toe proof nursery is now in full running against holes. This new feature indulged in and to convey to the doubles the wear of hosiery. order for the club, meeting as LOCATION, POWER, RAW MATERIAL Inrestlnte ourK—« Wartt. people the message that they were well as during the church hour or Yarns furnished at coat. Fertile Journal: Every growing managing the affairs of the city. It Write today for catalogue Sunday morning. Your correspondant •nd samples of work dona These combined guarantee a' populous center of activity. town is composed of three classes wtfuld seem that a person would on the machine, alt FREB. would like to join the rocking McHorny for Agwth of men. Those who work patriotically, have the m9ral courage and determination tUCHKCl KJMUTmTRN PRESENT OUTPUT OF MILLS: chairbrigade and study the babies vigorously and intelligently, to fulfill the oath that was DEPT. B. while the mothers go deep into other News Print Paperl_ 220 tons per day CU.rfi.ld, P» for its advancement, those who are taken when they entered upon their fountains of knowledge. It may Ground Wood Pulp 200 tons per day in a state of apathy and indiffer- duties. Rest assurred a little more take a little experience to get the Sulphite Pulp 110 tons per day ence those who take delight in opposition will be exercised at the IF YOUR CHILD IS GROSS, best use of such a nursery, but we discouraging every movement for election of City Officials and an Saw Mill 100,000,000 ft. annually FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED next believe fully in its utility. the public good, who deny the endeavor made to put in those who Hugh J. Hughes, the Farm,. Stock A permanent pay roll of over $75,000 per month good that has been done and oppose will see that conditions are bettered. Consider these facts, and we feel sure ybu who is so and Home man, becoming Look Mother! If tongue it coated, every thing that does not originate What is needed, in the community at with cleanse little bowels with "Call* thoroughly acquainted farming will agree with us that International Falls with /them. The first class large ar* t^oie of the Hickens calibre fornia 8yrup of Figs." and other conditions in thfe northwest is destined to become one of the most important are public-spirited helpers the second and backbone. is booked to speak -in: Bemidji -on December class are of no account anyway, manufacturing'centers of the North & Citizen.. there 4th. Is not something Mothers can rest easy after giving and the third class are a "California "Syrup of Figs," because in ^o farming interests he can do further' the positive hindrance to all whole-1 i^,v a few hours all the cldgged-up waste, some progress. The sum of alF prosperity this in neck| of woods? ^Mr. sour bile and fermenting food-gently Lsts fr» $209 Infant Lm frra *1200 RuNum if is to accomplish in spite of moves out of the bowels, and yon have Hughes was raised in the among the :.s NdwtrW L|tt fraa $800 tp TamitiSntaB a well, playful child again: the incubus of the second class and great trees Witnessed of Wisconsin, and Siok children needn't coaxed to the opposition of the third. the growth and developement 'of take: this harmless "fruit laxative." C. B. KINNEY has Millions of mothers keep it handy because thai state. Since then, rlie had they know }ts action on the There are many expressions of Still another line which will give experiences on' /the ,pkins of Nrfith •stomach, liver and bowels is prompt Spies Manager pleasure over the letting of the contract facts at first this city connection with the twin Dakota that him and* sore. -r for the first two Elwell roads Ask your druggist for a SCheent bot cities, Duluth and all the towns of hand that make him worth listening S International Falls,'*4^,, 5*. Minnesota tie of "California Syrup of Figs," which" In this county to the Northern Con- the state is projected by the International to. We are not farmers here yet but contains directions for babies, children struction Company of Baudette, Telephone Co., of which it really is time to look into the mati*•* of all ages and for grown-ups. '&&,