International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
February 19, 1914 · Page 2 of 4
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swt, v--#H ^^rT" ^rr vk I »*& -M «*T^ 1" INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS W. E. LAWRENCE Mrs. Chas Wisard entertained DISTRICT COURT worth. of Minnesota ought to be the Reecca Guild yesterday afternoon THE REXALL STORE per acre." LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS $450 at her home on Seventh Mr. Eddy gives a moving pic* The adjourned term of the district street. International Falls, Minn. towns court convened Tuesdav ture exhibition in all the where it is possible to show th$ morning, Judge B. F..Wrgiht o'f G. Mr. H. J. Miner spent Sunday F. Swinnerton, M. D., C. M. Mr. Mac Loman has been doing An animal husbandry class has Park Rapids presiding. pictures and he reports that with his family. He reports successful Physician and Surgeon faithful service here this been organized at the High packed halls are the rule. Moving The case of Gunther against logging operations near week as a petit juror. school with Prof. D. B. Jewell in Eyes Examined and glasses fitted picture shows are given in the this city wherein the plaintiff is Ray and Ericsburg. charge. Office over Ruettell's Dept. store acconv afternoon to especially suing for damages caused, $2,500 WANTED—A position as general International Falls, Minn. modate the farmers. he claims, on account of a defective FOR SALE-—One car-load of light housekeeping girl. Apply Miss Kinports, of Minneapolis, sidewalk, occupied the court heavy draft horses from 1,200 to Fifth avenue. Phone is visiting with her relatives, Mr. 721 251. during the whole of Tuesday and Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE 1,600 lbs. Must be sold at once. OLE ON THE SLIT SKIRT and Mrs. Paul Kinports arid sister F_i9 most of Wednesday. Physician and Surgeon Enquire at Burton's Dept. store. Grace. After being out almost twelve Office over litis Drug store Misses Batyer, Maude Graham hours brought in a verdict of Bat* The following is from the Phone 11 and Eleanor Gates attended the FOR SALE Several select A pleasant afternoon is reported for the plaintiff. $250 Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching tie Lake Review and is a communication Barred Rock Cockerels, from teachers convention in Duluth, by the ladies of the M. E. All the eight fire cases which International Falls, Minn. splendid laying strain, $1.50 each. Friday. church Aid, who met with Mrs. from an alleged Nor-* were to have been tried this week J. Fred Siats, Mizpah, Minn., Frank last Friday. wegian farmer in that vicinity on have been settled out of court. A marriage license was issued Adv.—F-26 DR. O. HE1EIE the subject of the slit skirt: The court adjourned this morning DENTIST to Paul Constantin and Fanny Messrs Malloy, Warner and until April 8th, when the Battle Laken, Meenesoty, Pomersburg, both of Littlefork, Rosboro of the Company's time President E. W. Backus and Office over International rest of the civil and criminal calendar Meester Editor Revue: Monday. office force took in the big ski Superintendent John J. Ross of State Bank will be tried. tournament at Virgnia over Sunday. Ay ant ban jused to rite nuspaper, the M. & O. Power company, are The Kelly case and Ranier saloon International Falls, Minn. Mrs. Lawrence Larson entertains attending the annual banquet of men ay tank ay skal tri in cases will probably not be the F. and E. club this afternon the American Paper and Pulp skrive bout sum tings dat aint heard until after the civil cases DR. H. H. IHRIG with ham sandwiches, in State Highway Engineer L. A. Association at New York City. are disposed of, and will be tried ban look alrite to mev. Ay va$ DENTIST the Bacon flats. She polished her Ogaard, of this city, was taken to by Judge McLennahan. tu Battle Laken en dag tu see von silverware last night. the hospital Friday with a rather Mr. Elmer Walby, of the EngerNord Office over Holler's confectionery nice Norske girl vak on sidevak, serious attack of erysipelas. He is Realty company, left Saturday The Ladies of the Maccabees getting along as well as could be Her have big tare in dressskirt International Falls, Minn. for Virginia, where he attended CHURCH NOTES met in litis' hall for a social afternoon, expected. Ay say to she, "Yu got big tai in the National ski tournament, Friday, and a good time dress-skirt, tak dis har saftv pin DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ Sunday, then went to Duluth was enjoyed by all. Mr. S .N. Rubin returned yesterday BAPTIST CHURCH an fix it rite off." She say to .ie, DENTIST on business for his company from his month's visit to 01 fule," and vak rite alorg. and returned home yesterday In Office and residence over Miss Florence Morrison of th£ Tampa, Florida, with Mr. W. E. little time sum along odder vomens morning-. The usual services will be held litis Drug Store Money Order department is entertaining Lawrence. He had a good time, vid yust same tare. Ay tank in the Baptist church next Sunday. International Falls, Minn. a Mr. Stanchfield of saw many wonderful sights and vat is mater vid Battle Laken Recent Visitors to the City:— In the morning at 11 a.m., Minneapolis, She says he is her a few large cities, but after all he kjeringa. Ay tank dey mos al be the pastor will give a report of PHINNEY & CAMPBELL cousin. L. R. Harmon, Spooner C. R. says there is no place like home crazy. Ay go in hardvare stor an the B. Y. P. A. meeting at Long Middleton, Baudette Wm* McGillivray and he is delighted to be back LAWYERS ask hardvare mans out dese tings. Prairie. Mr. Garland Ogden returned and daughter, Manitotf again to work. Him say it skal be al rite him In the evening he will preach Over International State Bank to our city Sunday morning accompanied J. W. Collins, Spooner J. Wicks, say dey jused to show glide caffs a good gospel sermon as usual. by his bride. After Miss Flora Pelton, The Grand Opera house will be Spooner on street. International Falls, Minn. spending a few days here they opened the first part of next week Laurel Miss Lynch, Littlefork Ay dont lak des besnes. Ay will move to his homestead near Jos. Baldus, Baldus Miss Grace M. E. CHURCH with a good vaudeville and motion skal tel yu if my vomans show F. J. McPARTLIN Loman. Halvorson. picture entertainment at her caffs on streets ay skal go see LAWYER popular prices. Great credit is due Thompson en get devors paper Sunday school as usual at 10 Office over International Abstracts and titles to all property the owners for the expense to YEOMEN CELEBRATE quick. Ay maybe gamle tosk en a. m. in Koochiching county furnished which they have gone in remodelling State Bank sum green horn but if my dotters Preaching services at 11 a. m. 17TH ANNIVERSARY on short notice by the and heating the building and du sech tings ay skal tak harness and 8 o'clock p. m. International Falls, Minn. Koochiching county Abstract Co. making it in every way comfortable tug and mak dem plenty sorry Further announcement will be On Wednesday evening next, official abstractors, International and attractive. Mr. Artie bout it. Ay skal go tu Battle Laken made in Saturday evening's Daily GEO S. LANGLAND Falls, Minn.—Adv. February the seventeenth Fuller will have entire management 25th, next veek en if ay see eny Journal. anniversary of the organization LAWYER of the shows and has already more caffs ay skal rite Senator of the Brotherhood of American Born—to Drs. R. H. and Elizabeth arranged for the best there Knute Nelson by Vashington Office over International BETHLEHEM CHURCH Yeomen Lodge will be celebrated Monahan, one fine rollicking is in this line. The magnificent botu it. State Bank in the hall of the local lodge in baby boy at the Northern new electric sign, which was installed OLE SKELLUM. International Falls, Minn. the litis block. Minnesot hospital on Wednesday this week, shows enterprise Fifth street, corner Tenth ave. A short business session will bt: of last week. They say it's some and will help attract the Rev. Edgar L. Heermance, pastor KOOCHICHING CAMP boy, alright, alright. held, after which a good literary crowds. HIDES AND FURS NO. 7602 and musical program will be rendered Sunday school at a.m. Morn Hides were never so high. 13 to 10 M. W. A. meets first and third EYES—Dr. Larson, the optometrist followed by a pie eating 14 %c per tb as to quality. Horse Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mackey, ing worship at 11. The pastor will Hides $4,25 each and DOWN. FURS Tuesdays of each month. Full will be at Victoria hotel, sociable. No admission will be who have resided here during somewhat lower, but still bring *mmffce~re take up the third commandment GOOD PRICES. Skunks and weasels charged, but every lady is requested Thurisda'y"ancT Friday^M arch the past few months, expect bring high prices. For highest 5th The Use and Abuse of the Sab market price day received, and neighbors welcome. and Consult him if you are to bring some kind of a to leave Saturday for Tarpoon 6th. quick returns bath. The children's sermon will L' SHIP TO THE OLD RELIABLE afflicted with defective eyes or pie. These pies will be sold to the Springs, Florida, which is a short be on "Seeing Washington." N. W. HIDE & PUB CO., Minneapolis Minnesota M. B. A. need glasses.—Adv. M-5 highest bidder, and the purchaser distance from Tampa, where.Mr. Musical service at 7130, with talk will eat it with the maker. International Lodge No. Mackey has purchased a half interest 2303 on "How a Woman Wrote a Battle Ralph Barton, of Ericsburg, The Yeomen lodge is perhaps meets in Kane's hall every second in a popular newspaper and Hymn." This is the third in a was a recent visitor to this city. the most prosperous lodge in this and fourth Tuesday in each prosperous job shop. During their series of great scenes from American WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! Mr. Barton has sold his store to city, having over two hundred month 9 stay here they have won for history. All kinds of dry and green Mr. Fitzpatrick, and after a few members in good financial standing, Visiting members welcome. themselves many friends both The reading room will be open cord-wood for sale. Also iays visit to the Twin cities will their dues paid and their insurance A. A. Lee, Secretary. amongst the business men and in on Sunday afternoon from good supply of green birch 2:0c get ready to do some farming. kept up. social circles. Mr. Mackey has to every evening froin Leave orders at the office 5:00, 7:00 The Brotherhood of American been manager of the Daily Journal, H. STUBEE to and on Saturday after in the Emerson Building, 9:30 Mr. Frank Engelking of Northome, Yeomen was organied at Des with Mrs. Mackey as his very noon. There will be a gymnasium TELEPHONE 220 ARCHITECT was here to spend Sunday Moines, Iowa, seventeen years efficient assistant in the social class on Sunday afternoon at :oo 3 —and— with his little daughter, Bernice, ago, and so rapid has been its column. We are sorry to see them for boys over Superintendent of Construction 12. 1 who is recovering nicely growth that on the 1st of January leave but wish them every success The church families will meet Office over litis Drug store from an operation for appendicitis last it had members, in their new home arid enterprise. 182,772 for supper on Friday evening of Mr. Stenographer! Why not International Falls, Minn. in the Northern Minnesota with a reserve general and benefund this week at 6 o'clock, a church for use the BEST Ribbon hospital. of with a re $2,643,969.78, meeting following. Later in the your Typewriter? cord of having paid out MRS. JANET W. DADE Mr. Geo. B. Partridge, of the $10,059,- evening there will be the first of A number of the ladies of the in insurance claims. Northwestern Construction, has 881.80 a series of parties for the youn^ MUSIC TEACHER STAR BRAND TYPEWRITER M. E. Church gave a little surprise purchased the palatial residence people of the city. RIBBONS party to Mrs. C. H. Blake at International Falls, Minn. recently erected by the Koochiching There will be a hockey match All colors. For all machines at the parsonage last Monday company on Riverdale on the rink Monday evening between night. It took the form of a pound SCHOOL NOTES Drive, and formerly occupied by LaVallee and Emo for the J. E. OKERSTROM Harold E. Kimpton party and was much appreciated By Mabel Beaton Traffic Manager Rood. This is championship of the Rainy River litis Block, Int'l Falls, Minn. GENERAL CONTRACTOR and' enjoyed. one of the best dwelling houses valley. Adulls will be asked to -x—— in this city and is equipped with pay cents. Come out and help International Falls, Minn. 25 Minnie Matheson spent Thursday Mr. Frank Dooley, of Berlin, all the modern devices for both us make up the shortage on the New Hampshire, arrived Tuesday at her home in Ericsburg. comfort and convenience. Mrs. skating rink. If CHARLES K. SHAND for a visit with Ms daughter, Mrs. Partridge and the children are Hazel Smith spent the week ARCHITECT J. T. Ross and family Ue 1-is now visiting relatives in Minneapolis, end at Loman with her parent-. MINNESOTA CAR IS S. E. THOMPSON few old-time friends among employees Plans and specifications for all but will move into their Mr. Jewell finished his lecture?: I MAKING A BIG HIT. 1 Buildings of the paper mill who are new home in a few days. Until on "Soil Elements." last Friday. enjoying the renewal of his acquaintance. recently their home has been at Correspondence Solicited Mr. Jewell gave us a lecture & SON That the Minnesota state board Baudette, where they took an active Virginia, Minnesota on "Soils and Fertiliers" Monday of immigration advertising car is interest in village life and doings. morning. making a hit in Nebraska is evidenced We are pleased to be able Mr. John Spencer was much DR. GEORGE HOEY by the optimistic reports It makes one think of Thanksgiving International Falls, Minn. to welcome them as residents to elated a few days' ago over the VETERINARY SURGEON sent in to the immigration department to hear Einar get up and our city. decided drop of the mercury. A —and— by Hon Frank M. Eddy, talk about turkeys. warm smile still illumines his DENTIST ORDER YOUR in. charge of the car. Mr. Eddy There was a sleigh ride party countenance as he parades the says: "There is going to be a tremendous —Phone 80— given by the young people of the main street in his new shoes, emigration from Nebraska International Falls, Minn. FISH FOR LENT Baptist church last Friday evening. necktie, suit, and white pleated to Minnesota the coming LUTEFISK— shirt. Good for you John. There WOOD NOW season. A great many people intend J. E. OKERSTROM Lincoln's birthday was greatly is nothing like standing in with to try their luck in a new COD FISHSMOKED appreciated by the pupils. We only the weather man! ARCHITECT field and no one talks of any place wish there had been a few SALMONPAIL x—- Ac but the North Star state." International Falls, Minn. more Lincolns. The remains of Thomas Condon cording to Mr. Eddy, some farmers HERRINGFRESH The seniors have sent an order will come to this state of Hymer's Crossing, Port to rent Near Dry and Green for their class pins, at least they LAKE Arthur, aged about years, and farms temporarily, but many will 45 agreed to come to one mind concerning A A A W Charles Shannon of Swan Lake come here prepared to buy improved HOTEL SVEA SUPERIOR HERRING the kind of pin desired Minnesota, aged about years John Peterson, Prop. farms. Much interest is 34 Not less than two cords delivered. The physics class enjoyed a trip who were brought in from the manifested in the cut-over lands 6 CENTS PER lb— A good, first-class hotel for to the boiler room the other logging camps with a serious attack in northeastern Minnesota. local and transient trade. morning. Mr Mclntyre explained of pnuemonia and died soon In speaking of the prices of While It lasts, per cord numerous pipes, engines, etc. after their arrival, aire being land* in the country west of Lincoln, Newly Constructed and $3.76 kept at Green's morgue a few Dorothy Thorns celebrated her he quotes that from $125 to Kates Reasonable. days in order to give their relatives birthday Saturday evening with a $175 per acre is about the ruling an opportunity to come and Sample Room in Connection party. Most of the high school price, and addsthat, "If land in -PHONE NO. 12 ft— EIKMIIM REALTY (0. say what disposition shall be this vicinity is worth $150 per attended. A delicious lunch Was made of them. acre, land in the better portions served after games. 1 I I**' & is & 4 I