INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS International Falls Abstract Co. AND BORDER BUDGET BURDICK, KREMER & KING Proprietors Entered as Second Class Matter June 23,1909, at the Postoffiee at International Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance Falls, Minn., under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Collections, Conveying and Loans 8EOR0E P. WATSON, Elltar Uaifar INTERMTIOML FALLS PRESS PUILISHIN8 CO. ill J. BURDICK, Manager E. Official Paper of Banier Official Paper of International Falls. International Falls Minnesota Anna Shelland, of International A man who knows says that Falls. "She did more to secure the whistle on the engine makes the action of the legislature on the most noise, but it doesn't the proposed swamp land amendment Three Leaders help to pull the train. than did* any other one person," said Mr. Boyle. Miss The city of Brainard has leased Shetland's name will down in go its mineral property to J. R. Northern Minnesota history as Harrington, of Hibbing, at a one great woman of her time. royalty of 30 cents per ton after She is county superintendent of Golden Grain Belt Beers a year spent in prospecting. the Koochiching schools, and the only woman delegate to the Since January 1st, 1911, the U. Harpers Whiskey convention.—Bemidji Pioneer. S. Steel Corporation has paid its retired employees the vast sum Rock Spring Water A woman, using a house desk of $1,063,023.43 in pensions. as a bank, lost $500 Tuesday There are over 2,000 pensioners night. While sympathizing with on their payrolls. the unfortunate woman, who had UNDERWOOD & HA5SELBARTH, Local Agents earned the money by the hard Under the new primary law This is a picture of the new No. 5 Linotype which has recently labor of keeping boarders, we International Falls, Minn. May 1st will be the last day for been installed in the Press office. It makes brand new cannot help but feel that the filing for state offices. The new type for every issue of the paper. Come and see it. It can foolishness of those failing to law changes the primary from do everything but talk. use the local banks as a depository September to June and compels for their money needs just filing forty instead of twenty such a lesson as the woman has perimental. But two years at met with Mrs. Carl Steanqulst Northern Minnesota Hospital days before the election. received to teach them business $1,500,000 a year is pretty good! Saturday. methods. The local banks are as test of any experiment. The next Mrs. C. B. Griffith visited with "When Mr. Knowit started merchandising sound as any financial institutions legislature will have information Mrs. Ed. Emerson Monday. in the country and no one that will enable it to apportion Mrs. Tom Ohoto is enjoying a Me said that advertising didn't intelligently this bounty,of which visit from one of her sisters from need work over the danger of pay loss on deposits from them.— it is St. Louis county's pride and Jenkins. But now it's value he is realizing Chisholm Herald. privilege to contribute one- The first town meeting of —It helped the sheriff sell his Meadow Brook was held Mon- fourth. stock one day." Show us a town where the In other directions, the same day, January 26th. The following home paper has little or no store difficulties are met—the problem °fficers were elected: Ira B. Mills, chairman of the news, advertising the -live wire of ascertaining unti costs and' Supervisors C. S. Romens, railroad and warehouse commisson, business houses, and we'll show measuring results on some basis Myron VanVleck, Fred Lindvald. has requested Attorneygeneral Clerk—Harle Rose. you a mail order town. People that will give a standard for deciding Lynden A. Smith, to Treasurer—Gust A. Peterson. positively do buy advertised whether to go on or draw prosecute the Chicago, Milwaukee Justices of the Peace Peter goods. There is no argument back. and St. Paul road for two Foley, Carl Lungreen. about that and if home dealers In business the management hundred violations of the twocents Constables— C. B. Griffith, Os don't advertise their goods in an nowadays is not satisfied unless per mile law. car Rhen. Wy earnest and intelligent way as knows the costs and the results. though they meant it, the people The business man wants to Since Adolph Eberhart was HAPPYLAND will send away for their merchandise. know whether each department the originator of many of those Any store that does any is paying or not. If it doesn't pay, R. H. Monohan, M. D. Elizabeth Monohan, M. D. unnecessary boards that newspapers The ample snows of the past business can do more business by if it doesn't contribute" its share about the state are clamoring Mary C. Ghostley, M. D. week have given excellent sleighing right advertising. Don't take it to dividends, he is for cutting it to have disposed of, why and nearly everybody is making Office over International State Bank. International Falls, Min from us, but study the advertising off. He insists that each department not attempt to remove the cause use of it in an endeavor to in the city papers. That advertising shall be self-sustaining and before attempting to remedy the catch up with the long delayed has built cities. Do you better. Or he must be satisfied effect and first remove Eberhart. hauling. get that ?—Aitkin Republican. that it contributes to the general —Owatonna Tribune. Mr. J. Borstad and daughter result more than it costs. Agnes are building cabins on Licensed Plumbers and Hon. Henry Rines, of Mora, In state government that hard, The village council at Perham their claims near Happyland. who was speaker of the house and fast rule cannot be followed. is considering the proposition of Mrs. Mary Hilliard of Lengby," in the last session of the legislature, There are some things the state Heating Engineers selling the municipal electric passed through here the past filed for the Republican must do if it never makes a cent. lighting plant to private parties. week on her way to the county nomination for state auditor. Mr. There are some things that are The people want to dispose of seat, where she has a civil case Rines is not widely known, but worth doing no matter what" it WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE. the plant and the Bulletin says: on the court calendar. is a likable man, and does not costs. But take it by, and large, "It is generally acknowledged ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE. Mr. Wm. Charters is loading lack for strong and influential public opinion is applying the that its ownership and operation out his pulpwood. friends. In his candidacy, Mr. EAST & CORRIN same tests to state expenditures has been a costly lesson,"— Mr. H. Rose has begun hauling Rines will be supported by former that are demanded of private Brainerd Dispatch. pulpwood to the track. Mr State Auditor R. C. Dunn. He Oreson Block International Falls, Minn. Phone 22i business. Carl Yarnish is handling the ribbons will make a worthy successor to Investigating Itself The Mesaba Ore suggests that again this winter. State Auditor Iverson, but will The tendency is seen in the -when Governor Eberhart gets Mr. C. S. Romens was laid up find the workings of the office a A university, which is investigating done going after the boot-leggers with the grippe the past week. great deal different from what itself, independently of other inquiries who are selling booze to the Yesterday the 26th was election he views it on the outside. As A. Setterlund & Co. on foot, to determine Indians that he go after the day for this newly organiz speaker of the house Mr. Rines what is the cost in each of the "brewery gang" that is selling ed township. The heavy storm was fair and just and this section departments and, as near as it liquor to the thousands of blind and lack of interest served to of the state received his V.vn can be set down in figures, what piggers over the state. How make the vote light. support in many matters pertaining is accomplished. If any of the departments terribly impolite the Mesaba Ore Mr. Larson, a brother-in-law to our welfare and interests. General Contractors is way out of line, the can be if it wants to. If the of Mr. Carl Lundgren came Roseau County Times. university managers will endeavor great, good Governor of this down from International Falls to bring it into something state were to do that no doubt STATE APPROPRIATION the ,past week and brought his like proportion. It may not be the editor of the Ore, who loves little son and expects to remain International Falls. Mmncfeta abandoned because it costs more him well, would call him an ingrate.—Virgina for the winter. Mrs. Larson diec FOR EDUCATION than some other department. It Enterprise. about three weeks ago of typhoic may be a case of doing the work fever. no matter what it costs. But in The womanly qualities of a Miss Florence and Master (Continued from Page 1) any case, a study of briefs will good mother and housekeeper Harold Hilliard were kept from enable the university authorities must be applide to the management there has been little attempt to school the past week by an attack to apportion their work and their of municipalities if we measure the results. of grippe. Thm Remington Cuba find allotments more equitably. that *pc*d helpa in thm wood* would have clean cities and clean In fact, it is not an easy thing There are some departments minded, clean-living, healthy citizens. to measure. The quality of the WILDWOOD where that can be done as exactly instruction cannot be weighed in as in a business concern. The All down the ages women have pounds nor assayed by percent Dr. Skaro was a caller at W state board of control, for instance, been chasing dirt and seeing age measures. A rough measuri E. Syke's last Monday. is keeping figures on its dirt. Their habit of cleaning up can be made by comparing the Nick Noekels was a business farms. The idea is that if it costs is not at all a bad habit to let number of hours instruction given, caller at Northome last week more to raise potatoes on a state loose in a city.—Miss Mary E. the number of children taking H. G. Taylor is building farm than it does to buy them, McDowell. the special courses, the number combination hen house and too unless there is some great benefit who see it through. The better shed. Steel Lmed to the state's wards who till Several men, interested in the it is the more children wil Gust Erickson has been helping the soil, the farm might better be village's welfare, were talking stick to it. Ole Nelson haul hay the past SHOT SHELLS"7 abandoned. over matters pertaining to civic Will Compile Statistics week. In general, the state in all its government when the conversation The educational commission is Mrs. Hans Johnson was a pas Cut down your lead—Get your bird departments is waking up to the turned to the payment of making up information on those senger to Northome Friday with the center of the load wages in the different branches advisability of putting its affairs lines. Statistics will be compilec with the mail man. on a business basis. And all these IN the making of shotshells, die greatest forward step of the municipality's varied departments. showing how far the instruction Hilding Lugdahl purchased since the invention of smokeless powder is the steel lining activities and the perennial investigations "Everybody in the reaches, how much the district new organ and it was deliverer tb grip the powder and concentrate all the drive of the of the public examiner employ of the village is worked has put into equipment, and what explosion back of the shot by the mail man last Monday. (ffea =»i It's a are all working to the same to death," said one. "Yes," replied it is paying in salaries to the Rftmington special invention—that steel HnmgL Miss Jenette Earley, of Maple You -find it in Remington-UMC Arrow and Nitro end. the other, "They're all special instructors. All tending Lake, Minn., is visiting her sis die quicker These steel lined shells get their shot to target working themselves to death to show whether the grant is ter, Mrs. H. G. Taylor, of Ban •nan any other shells known to the shooting fraternity. guess-work They cut down the about lead and looking for more money, while earned or not. MEADOW BROOK ner P%rk farm. die of They put center the load right on your bird tickled to death tcx hold down the With those figures before The Wildwood school receivec Tk® linin* is moisture-proof—no dampness can *et thran.1. jobs they have."—Chisholm Herald. Jar-proof—no powder can set out. Waste-proof—no them the educational commission Mrs% Fred Lindvald visited at, a new organ this week that was Shoot Reminston-UMC Arrow sndNjtroClub Steel Lined Eastern will be better able to suggest make the home of Mrs. John L.rd purchased by the neighborhooc Factory Loaded Sheila for Spud Plm Patkm in any of Your dealer carries diem—or. if he doesn't, there's a how the state can be graded in Monday. by the proceeds from box soc mote alert dealer in this section who is worth your finding Senator James Boyle, in his proportion to the merits of each Miss Marguerite Moe was a ials. It will be a great help at en Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. talk to members of the N. ,M. D. case. It is all very new and it is visitor at Littlefork Saturday. tertainments and during schoo! 299 Broadway' 13 New York A., paid a fine tribute to Miss not surprising that it is still ex- The Norwegian sewing society exercises. 1 7 -v. ,/% H'" -jfr,. jWffillMtlWM