l.\ tii lUN AL ALLS PKJSSS. a I 'HIUSTMAS EXERCISES W. E. LAWRENCE LOCAL AND PERSONAL iTtmb M. E. CHURCH TONIGHT The Rexall Store VMMMMWI ih'j Method: st Episcopal sabbath PREPARE FOR there Chrstmas exerc.-.:es, ochcol held INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. A Merry Christmas to you all. Arrange with Emerson for Christmas Tuesday commencing at 7:45 photos.—Adv. following is the pro- o'clock. The THE FUTURE Remember the Fireman's dance tomorrow G.F. Swinnerton. M.D..C.HI. Miss Beaton who is attending gram rendeed. night, the 26th. Hy "Joy to The Wold"—School school at Eveleth is home to spend Remember the free show for the ard Congregation. Physician and Surgeon city. children at both theatres this afternoon. Prayer, Thanks for Christmas Joy& Byes Examined and masses Fitted The time will come when your earning For Rent—Two heated rooms lor —Pastor. OBM orer Ruettell's department Stoie light housekeeping. Inquire over power will be wanting. Roy Peterson left last night to Song, "The Children's Army"— International Falls. Minn. Press otiice, or Phone 233. spend Christmas with his folks in School. Miss Victoria Graham of Tower, Through old age will yon be able financially A Word of Welcome—Marion Carpenter. I Jenner Cbancc Minneapolis. Perry Dr. arried to spend the holidays with Mr. Webb TyndaH is spending the to enjoy the fruits of your many Sheriff White and family. December—Emily LeRoy. vacation at the parental home at PHYSICIAN and SURGEON year's work? George Yeager and Earl Frank A Christmas Song—Kitty Bellile. Grand Rapids. will leave Saturday night to spend Christmas Eve—Margaret Rider. arer litis Dru( Store. Miss (Grace Kinports left Tuesday a few days with Roy Peterson at his Sing a Song of Chistmas—Iola Bellile. Open an account with us today and Nlcht calU at Hotel KoocWchlaf to spenJ Christmas with her mother JbcnntNATiOMAL. FALL®. MINNESOTA home in Minneapolis. keep adding to it every pay day and in Minneapolis. Song, "Merry Christmas"—School. Mr. Colburn is the name of the The Agel's Song—Emily Watson. •ou will be rewarded for your frugality. Arthur Weigal of the saw mill new stenographer from Winnipeg, DR. O. C. HEIEIE Star Beams—Mina Patterson. office is spending a few days at his DENTIST who is taking dictation from assistant What can I Give—Edith Caple. home in. LaCrosse, Wis. We will pay you 4 per cent interest on Manager R. J. Young. A Christmas Hymn—Mable Miner. Prof. Mclptyre and his family are your sayings account Remember and buy a ticket for the £ong, "Jolly Old St. Nick"—Miss OOkee or«r IvumlloBtl 8m*. getting about settled in their new Firemen's dance at the city hall on Overson's class. XZmAMATlONAX. fa*XA xm. FIRST NATIONAL BANK home on Riverside drive. December 26th. This is one of the Don't Forget the Little Pets—Nellie most worthy causes in this city. Our Don't buy your nursery stock or Dr. H. H. Ihrig Carpenter. volunteer fire laddies have never lost shrubs until you have seen F. J. A Christmas Welcome—Bernice International Falls, Minnesota fire. Show your appreciation by Farra of this city who represents the Bellile. DENTIST being present at their dance. Clinton, Falls, Nursery Co. Jan. IS. Christmas—Venda Langland. On Christmas Eve—Lillian Lehman. On Friday evening last the local Hatter'sOonfeetionesr OAM over Bookkeeper Taylor of the M. & 0. Rebekah lodge celebrated the firstt Power company will spend the holidays INTERNATIONAL FALLS Song, "Christmas Hearts by Rapture anniversary of its organization. A in the twin cities, while Mr. Sounding—School. short program was rendered after Stromacke is contemplating a trip to Day Dawn of the Heart—Zelpha the usual lodge meeting after which DR. H. S. RQSENHOLTZ Ranier during that period. Stratton. a sumptuous oyster supper was DENTIST The Cross Examination—Maves MULES, MULES, MULES for greatly enjoyed. Many visitors INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA sale. A car load of them at Warroad. Pendergast. from Fort Frances was present Mrs. Tommy's Sweet Christmas—Esther OAoc and residence over Iltta Drag Store Just arrived from Missouri, W. Mears very gracefully presided. write to their owner Mr. T. S. Miner. ISTTHRKATIONAI. TAIAA. MXKMBBOKA. Do you expect to make Christmas HAS Christmas Reunion—Gene Whitman. Holmes, Warroad, Minn.—Adv. gifts this year? Could you give any LOCATION, POWER AND RAW MATERIAL PHINNEY A CAMPBELL Mr. Henry C. Pitblado, superintendent thing your nearest friends would Solo, "The Holy City"—C. H. of the pulpwood department, like better than a high-clasB, true-tolife Lawyer These combined guarantee a populous center of activity* Blake. left for the Christmas holidays last photo? Better arrange now for Distribution of the Children's night which, he intends to spend a sitting at Emerson's Studio and get Treat. Oyer International State Bank with relatives in Minneapolis. your photos before the holiday rush PRESENT OUTPUT OF MILLS: Doxology—Congregation. XXOTKNATION A.L FALLS, MXMITMOVA is on.—Adv. Abstracts and titles to all property Goodnights—All News Print Paper 220 tons per day in Koochiching county furnished on Sabbath School Christmas pro F. J. PART I N short notice by the Koochiching county oram at Ranier tomorrow night. Ground Wood Pulp 200 tons per day Lawyer Abstract Co., Official abstracters, BETfftiHE^CHUReH Sulphite Pulp 110 tons per day International Falls, Minn.—Adv. MASONS AND EASTERN Office over International State Bank Fifth street, corner of Tenth avenue, Let Devereaux fix your broken Saw Mill 100,000,000 ft. annually STAR MEMBERS HAVE ISTKBNATIONAL Ml**MIOTA just beyond the new schoolhouse. furnniture and do your odd repair FALLS. A permanent pay roil over $75,000 per month JOINT INSTALLATION of Sunday school at 10 a. m. work. He is a good workman and Consider these facts, and we feel sure you Morning worship with nursery at 11. The members of the Masonic order his prices ar right. You will find GEO. S. LANGLAND at 7:30 the children of the Sunday and of the Eastern Star had an him in the rear of the city bakery.— will agree with us that International Falls Lawyer interesting and enjoyable time last school will carry out a fine program Adv. tf is destined to become one of the most im­ night, the occasion of the gathering Evening worship at 7:30. Miss Esther Shapiro left last night The reading room and social room being their joint installatin of officers fyflloe over International State Bank accompanied by her sister Mary, for portant manufacturing centers of the North recently elected. After the installation are open every evening from 7:00 IxmntNATioNAi. FALLS. MIKWBSOTA Minneapolis to spend the holidays, ceremonies the one hundred West. to 9:30 and on Sunday afternoon. when she returns her sister will continue or more who attended were informed Make yourself at home that's what her trip to Chicago and Milwaukee. that a luncheon was ready Koocbicblng Camp No. 7602 the rooms are for. Liti ip tr»B $288 RnMhm lutiiiss Lits frM $1288 «p and this, served by the men of the Miss Gould's gymnasium classes litotrid ip it $vitiH Litifrra $888 Tirnt Mr, Earl Eickorn, bookkeeper of lodge, was declared afterward to be M. W. A. meets first and third Tuesdays are ommitted during vacation, but the First National bank, left Tuesday one of the swellest that has been the others will go on as usual. Men of Men month. Full atfcendaaee C. B. KINNEY for Bali Eagle where he is served by any organization, on alike requested, visiting neifbbor weleome. on Monday and Wednesday senior sp^ndirg* the Christmas holidays rusratir-g occasion. The toastmaster was J. boys on Wednesday and Saturday. SALES MANAGER wiK,n his ice boat on White E. Shaw and the speakers were Geo. Classes have now been started for M. B. A? Bear lake. Snyder, Franz Jevne, George P. Watson girls between 8 and 12, with an annual International Falls, Minnesota and George S. Langland. membership fee of 50 cents, Both the Empress and Unique International Lodge No. 2303 meets The new officers of the lodge are: meeting on Wednesday and Friday management will give a free mati Kane's Hall every seooad and la W M., George S. Langland S. W., afternoons, during vacation at 3 fourth Tuesday In each month. nee to the children under sixteen H. B. Phinney J. W., H. C. Pitblado o'clock. Junior boys on Saturday members weleome. years of age this, Christmas afternoon Visiting SUBSCRIBE NOW treasurer, G. N. Millard secretary, LEE, morning at 10 intermediate boys A. A. SSORBTABT. at 2:30 o'clock. This is their Phil A. Maurice S. D., J. E. Saturday afternoon at 1:30. treat, children, don't disappoint them. Shaw J. D., E. H. Zimmerman S. Edgar L. Heermance, Pastor. FOR SALE—A heavy team, weight S., A. Carrier J. S., E. W. Kibbey tyler, fl. STUBEE about 2900 pounds, nine and ten Methodist Chureh Notes. P. Schultz. A it years old a new lumber wagon and The officers are: of the Star Mrs. school at 1:30. a gentle pony will be sold cheaply C. W. Speelman, worthy matron B. Sunday school at ten o'clock next and Superintendent of Construction. if sold at once. Apply Bryce Carney, H. Phinney, worthy patron Mrs. J. Sunday. We hope to see a good attendance. Licensed Plumbers and care of the Press.—Dec. 10. OflSce over Iltla Drue Store E. Burdick, assistant matron Mrs. Let us finish the year in INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA C. A. Engbloom, conductor Mrs. P. It is with pieasuip that we welcome good shape. home for the holideys Irvin Burton S. Pendegast, assistant conductor Heating Engineers Public worship at eleven a. m. and and David Liljeblad, both of whom Mrs. Richard Liljeblad, treasurer seven thirty evening. Evening' subject MRS. JANET W. DADE Mrs. G. P. Watson, secretary. are attending Military schools in will be, "Close of Year Reflections." Music Teacher other cities, the former at Delafield, WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE. BAUDETTE'S NEW REX Wis., and the latter at Owatonna. Strangers will always nd a welcome ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. HOTEL IS NOW OPEN at all the services of the IHTSKKATIOHAL FALLS, MIKKKSOTA Mrs. N. Ripstein of Winnipeg ar EAST & CORRIN church. rived yesterday to spend the Christmas John McPhee and John Doran are tide with her parents, Mr. and Service at Ranier next Sunday afternoon back from Baudette where they were Oveson Block International Falls, Minn. Phone 22t J. E. OKERSTROM Mrs. Shapiro in our city, after which at two thirty. Sabbath the guests of the management of the Pastor. she will spend a few weeks in the Baudett's New Rex hotel which is Genera|l Contractor east before returning to her home. built along the same lines as the Rex Festival Swedish Luthean church. The Dorcas society, which is doing of this city. S.. G. Byerly of the Is' OMBLLATIOKAL FALLS, MIMV High mass Christmas morning 6 so much commendable work in alle Duluth Brewing & Malting company o'clock singing by the choir. Vocal viating the needs of the poor of our which built the hotel was also in How to Detect the CHARLES. K. SHAND solo by Mrs. Mary Nightingale. Affertory Baudette for the opening of the city, are issuing invitations to their violin Abligato by Joel L. first annual ball which will take ,house and is today in International ARCHITECT Hanson. In the evening beginning place in the city hall on New Year's Falls. Fred Shaw, representative of Alum Baking Powder consisting of songs and recitations. and specifications for all buildtoga. night. the ocmpany for this part of the All reminding us of the great theme Correspondence elicited. state and including all the border BOY WANTED—In every town to off Christmas the birth of our Savious. •UMBMIA, towns, was also present during the sell the St. Paul Sunday Pioneer The children will be assisted opening days. Baudette's new house Press the best Sunday newspaper in by the choir. All are welcome. "Which are the alum baking powders OR. GEORGE HOEY the Northwest) (Splendid induce-* while not quite so large as the Rex P. O. Hanson, Pastor. ment to th$ right boy. References how can I avoid them unlets they are named?** of this cit, is complete in every respect Vetornary Surgeon required. Liberal, supply of sample WILDWOOD. asks a housekeeper. and is in the front rank with copies and full particulars upon request. and Dentist The Misses Ellen and Ida Dahlgren the best hotels in the northern part Here is one way: take the can of a lowpriced Address Circulation Dept. arrived home from Minneapolis Phene 90 of the state. powder in your hand and read the Pioneer Press and Dispatch, St. Paul. last Sunday for the Christmas holidays. ingredient clause upon the back labeL The International Falls, Minnesota Paper maker Mike Yates left CASH YOUR WARRANTS. law requires that if the powder contains alum J. Saturday evening for a short visit Mrs. T. 0*Loughlin is visiting The town of Koochiehing warrants J. E. OKERSTROM that fact must be there stated. If you find in Kansas City from whence he will the E. Cowan family at International are now payable as follows: General one of the ingredients named alum, or sulphate go to Buffalo, N. Y., where he will Falls this- week. Architect of aluminum, you have found be joined by Jack Amey who leaves Fund, registered prior to December Miss Altstadt left Friday for heir an alttm here about Jan. 1st. They expect home to spend the Christmas vacation. latj, 1912 Road and Bridge ,Fund, laking powder. UrcmrATunrAL I"AH*, Mnman to: leave New York for Russia about registered prior to May 1st, 191t Interest There is another and a better way. Yon JanflQth.•toassist Papermaker, Nick J. A. Porter, Henry Ettest^dt* J. •Jv., the above named warrants don't have to know the names of me alum Brisboi* whp, has been ther& during T. O'Loughlin and. Axel? Carlson will eease December 16, 191S. powders. Use Royal Baking Powder only thepast ..few' months erecting' paper 'we*e- Northome visitors* tfcis week. Henry A. Hubbard, Mrs. Oleftelson. and Mrs. Arvid that assures you a cream of taftar powder* ^a^p^/.ipa^aes Yugdahl were callers on the Northome and the purest and most healthful im .Treasurer. merchans one day this .week* powder beyond question. all three proceed to erect other machjnes ^TANTED—To a dwelling bouse H. G. Taylp ba9, inve9tbi Ukf. ypk® i*n$ for their ftnn in Southern of five or six rooms. Address N. of cattle to canry on more extensive farming operations. W. can *f the Press, 17. Dee. Asia 1' *7 S. a 1 A 'J ^.1 ULaft liiiiiiMtiiiiiriMiwiig*. it—• j*-**-