W. E. LAWRENCE Mr. Eklund, ditch builder of a message worth hearing. Beltrami county, was here Monday THE REXALL STORE Reading room open on Sunday LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS pn business. CHURCH NOTES and Saturday afternoons, and International Falls, Minn. every week-day evening. Mrs. John Berg and Ms. Wm. Gymnasium classes for people Mears visited Ericsburg the latter On Friday of last week, Mrs. P. Mrs. Dr. Chance entertains tonight G. F. Swinnerton, M.D., M. of all ages. part of last week. M. E. CHURCH H. Fogarty entertained at cards at cards and dancing at her Physician and Surgeon Class on Sunday afternoons at and luncheon. home on Sixth street. Eyes Examined and glasses fitted 3 :oo o'clock for boys over twelve. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Mr. L. A. Ogaard has so far. recovered Office over Ruettell's Dept. store Sermon at 11 o'clock a.m. by from his attack of erysipelas Mr. Fred D. Harmon returned Mr. Clarence Speelman was International Falls, Minn. Rev. Chas. Segsworth of Fort as to be at home again. Sunday, after attending a masonic elected secretary of the Moose SCHOOL NOTES Frances. gathering held at Warroad. lodge last meeting night. By Mabel Beaton Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE Song service at 7:30 p.m. conducted Guy Parker of the Littlefork Physician and Surgeon by Mr. Lawrence Larson. WANTED—By a good Scandinavian Register of Deeds F. S. Lang Times, was a business visitor in The senior class had an interesting Sermon at 8 o'clock p.m. by Office over litis Drug store girl, a place to work. Apply entertained fifty of his friends at town Monday and, while here, time reading and discus* Rev. F. C. Middleton of Fort fi, Phone 11 phone 151, 723 5th ave.—Adv. a "stag" party in his palatial residence. gave the Press office a fraternal sing "Educational Systems" Monday Frances. Subject—"The Forgetfulness Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching call. morning. They int-nd to of God." International Falls, Minn. County Attorney Jevne returned read editoials once a week from yesterday from a several L. H. Nord left Tuesday evening now on. Saturday, February 28th, will days' professional trip to the for a few days business in DR. O. HEIEIE Eniar Stubee has been absent be the last opportunity presented Twin cities. Minneapolis for the American DENTIST the past few days on account of in which to pay personal property Traction Co. illness. Office over International taxes without a penalty attaching Misses Ekberg and Hunt entertained thereto. Emma McKineary was absent State Bank a theatre party last Mr. Ole Ferguson is spending last week. International Falls, Minn. a few days in the Twin Cities on Thursday evening for several of Mr. Jewell gave us a lecture on The Swedish Lutheran Ladies' their girl friends. business connected with the Empress Drainage" Monday morning. Aid Society intend holding a food DR. H. H. IHRIG and Unique theatres. The physics class are enjoying and apron sale Saturday afternoon, DENTIST Mr. and Ms. D. F. Moore are a vacation during Mr. Mclntyre's February 28th, at Peterson's Yardmaster Mike McHugo, of rejoicing over the birth of a' absence. We hope to be able to nw Office over Holler's confectionery White grocery. daughter, who came to their the M. D1 & W., spent several recite all the better on his return. days, in St. Paul this week as an home last Monday. International Falls, Minn. important witness in a drainage POTATOES POTATOES Most of the high school attended The Ladies Aid of the M. E. suit case. In 10-Bushel Lots the dancing party given by DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ church meets this week, Friday at 75c per Bushel. three of the pupils Friday evening DENTIST Secretary George A. Snyder, afternoon, at the home of Mrs. George Scarlett at the K. C. hall. Office and residence over H. J. Miner on "Millionaire ave." of the International Falls Construction In the Berg Store Building The English IV class are endeavoring litis Drug Store company, left yesterday to finish their book reports International Falls, Minn. FOR SALE—One cook stove, for a tour of inspection on ditches this week. They are promised The Dorcas society was entertained one round oak heater, one airtight. near Big Falls. something pleasing in the last Monday afternoon All nearly new. Enquire Rev. Fred C. Middleton. PHINNEY & CAMPBELL shape of essays after book reviews. by Miss Nellie McDonald. A comforter Claim Agent Phil Maurice, of at J. H. Green, 1007 6th st. F-26 1 LAWYERS was made for some needy Mr. Middleton will precede his the M. & O. Power Co. and allied Minnie Matheson reported on family with batton kindly donated sermon by a talk to the Boy Over International State Bank Miss Gladys Esterley and Miss interests, spent a few days in the "Les Miserables" last week. by E. E. Peterson & Co. Scouts. Inez Feldman spent Sunday and Twin cities this week on business The pupils of the botany class International Falls, Minn. Monday in Northome visiting for his company. are pasting a variety of plants We are pleased to be able to Our former townsman, Gus A. friends and renewing acquaintances. in their labrariums. report that Pastor C. H. Blake is F. J. McPARTLIN Oveson, now one of the millionaires Mr. Garnet Peterson, assistant Monthly exams are in progress, improving nicely and may be able LAWYER of International Falls, Minn, cashier of the First National Here's luck to all of us! to leave the hospital in about ten is the inventor of a garbage incinerator. Office over International C. B. Waller, foreman of the bank, made a business trip to days. Mr. Oveson has built International Falls Construction Grand Rapids and Duluth the first State Bank int.'rierarors 1 Interna* ional company work near Big Falls, part of the week. EASTERN STAR DANCE International Falls, Minn. Foils -nd Spooner and the officials BETHLEHEM CHURCH was a visitor in our city yesterday. J.nd health officers of both Mr. George Holler is erecting a The ladies of the Eastern Star towns recommend his lurner as Rev. Edgar L. Heermance, pastor GEO S. LANGLAND gave another of their popular entertainments fine two-story "flat" building in the proper solution of disposing Mr. H. Mattaisch, formerly his addition at South International last Saturday evening LAWYER of all kinds of garbage in a sanitary Sunday school at 10 o'clock a.m. cashier of the Koochiching Co.'s Falls, which will be ready in the litis hall. The offices, Office over International Morning worship at 11 o'clock. and financial manner. Roseau office, left a couple of nights ago for occupancy about April 1st. which were nicely decorated, State Bank The pastor will speak of Sabbath needs a "Burn All" incinerator for Minneapolis, where he has were utilized for the occasion as International Falls, Minn. Breaking. badly and the council will no secured another position. FOR SALE Several select the reception rooms, Drs. Withrow, The children's sermon, which doubt look into the merits of Mr. Barred Rock Cockerels, from Rosenholtz and Chance receiving KOOCHICHING CAMP is becoming to be quite a feature Oveson's invention and have one Miss Ivery Feldman, the new splendid laying strain, $1.50 each. the guests. NO. 7602 built.—Roseau Times. of the morning hour, will be on bookkeeper in the International J. Fred Siats, Mizpah, Minn., About thirty-five couples attended. M. W. A. meets first and third "Something we Want to Keep." State bank, spent Sunday at her Adv.—F-26 Tuesdays :. of each month. Full Evening worship at 7:30. home at Northome, accompanied Cards and dancing were indulged attendance requested. Visiting by Miss Gladys Easterly. There will be good music and in from nine till twelve. Mrs. C. B. Kinney entertaine AT THE THEATRES neighbors welcome. -o her Sunday school class at her The Ladies Aid of the Catholic home last Friday afternoon f-or. Re-Opening of Grand Theatre M. B. A. church held their last card party four to six. A dainty lunch The Grand theatre was opened CHILDREN'S CORNER before Lent in the K. C, hail International Lodge No. 2303 served and a very nice time was last Tuesday night after having (By Biddy) Tuesday evening. There was a meets in Kane's hall every second enjoyed. been thoroughly renovated and good attendance and a swell and fourth Tuesday in each decorated. Steam heat has been Lloyd's New Toboggan bunch. bottom, landing the bewildered month EYES—Dr. Larson, the optometrist installed which makes the building Lloyd Weston was a boy of Stella on her head. You may be Visiting members welcome. will be at Victoria hotel, comfortable on the coldest fourteen who lived in a log cabin Mrs. Chas. Wisard has been digging sure she didn't try it again, but A. A. Lee, Secretary. Thursday and Friday, March 5th nights. It is the intention of the built on a hill in the big woods she did wish they had something out the corners and otherwise and 6th. Consult him if you are manager, Mr. Artie Fuller, to by the old Rainy river. Marion, decent to slide in. getting ready to entertain H% STUBEE afflicted with defective eyes or have a good program of moving his eldest sister, was twelve, then One Saturday afternoon after the F. and E.'s this afternoon. need glasses.—Adv. M-5 ARCHITECT pictures every night and the best there was plump little nine year Lloyd had split what he thought She expects to experiment on a •—-and— of vaudeville most of the time. old Stella, little brother John and was a pretty good pile of wood, kind of salmagundy cake before Superintendent of Construction Mrs. Lawrence Larson entertained He says his prices will be as low "Muzzie" and daddy. he fastened on his snowshoes and feeding it to her family. a few of her friends at her as possible consistent with good What fun it was on sunny Office over litis Drug store hurried off toward the Indian reservation. home last Thursday afternoon in business management and it is his summer days to roam in the wild Lloyd liked to visit the International Falls, Minn. Mr. Geo. B. Partridge returned honor of the late General George intention to give to the theatre woods, listening to the little Indians and vatch them squattedi from Bemidji to-day, where he Washington. Covers were laid for goers of this city as good as the brown creek rushing over the on the floor, fixing their fish nets, MRS. JANET W. DADE has been attending court as a the table being nicely decorated nine, best that is shown in the large mossy stones and hear the birds rabbit snares, deer hides and witness in a damage suit against with "Valley Forge" tents, cities. MUSIC TEACHER singing and twittering among the some times birch bark baskets the former council of Baudette, the flag of our country, and miniatures The week-end program is entirely trees, while saucy squirrels chased and little bead trinkets. He always wherein Emil Peterson claims International Falls, Minn. of Washington's monument. new reels of films every each other up one tree and tried to talk Indian with $24,600 damages for malicious The centre piece was a second night and the comedy entitled down another. You picked sweet them and he did it pretty well prosecution and false imprisonment. J. E. OKERSTROM delicious birthday cake with icing "Ole, the Swede Detective," wild strawberries to eat and now too, though sometimes they from the Delaware and cherries which will make you laugh. and then a cool breeze stole laughed at him for the funny GENERAL CONTRACTOR from the famous tree. When through the shimmering leaves to mistakes he made. Mr. Peter Vanderbergh is now International Falls, Minn. the ladies were assured that the brush your cheeks. But it couldn't When supper time came LI »yd The Empress is drawing good cashier in the Koochiching Co.'s enemy was in retreat they made stay summer all the time so far was not so quickly on hand as he crowds this week by its "tango" office. He is the man who yOung an assault upon the articles of CHARLES K. SHAND up north. Soon the leaves turned usually was, in fact he was nowhere dancing experts, which is put on was formerly the bookkeeper in the commissary department and crimson, yellow and brown and argund. They though he ARCHITECT vaudeville for the rest of this the front office. He is well acquainted their hunger refused to be satisfied gayly whirled and danced to the was looking at his traps out in Plans and specifications for all week. with the work and, by as long as a tent was in sight ground. The air grew crisp, the the woods, so all sat down to supper. Buildings Mack and Davis, the* singing his accommodating manner, will or any remains left under the pumpkins yellowed, hazelnuts Suddenly they heard a Correspondence Solicited no doubt prove himself the right and dancing artists have been engaged monument. ripened, and the turkeys grew scraping, swishing sound on the man in the right place. for the week end. Virginia, Minnesota fatter. By and by piles and piles snow out doors, then the door -—x An interesting sporting event, of snow came and covered up the opened and in walked Lloyd DR. GEORGE HOEY Mr. Alvin O. Bowers, of the At the Unique a special feature bare old earth Then came the fun in fact about the only winter dragging a long, strong smooth active real estate firm of Bowers film will be shown and Barrette VETERINARY SURGEON event so far, was the hockey of coasting down the snowy hill toboggan. —and— & Buckmaster of Mizpah, paid and Bape, the singing and yodeling game on Monday evening between and out onto the glistening ice of Marion sprang up and threw the Press office a good visit Tuesday. specialists, will furnish the DENTIST Emo and LaVallee for the the river. But there was only her arms around Lloyds neck, The special reason of his vaudeville Saturday and Sunday. championship of the lower Rainy one little wobbly old sled and a —Phone 80— Stella and little John raced to the visit to our city, however, was River valley. It was played on pair of home-made skees to slide toboggan shouting and clapping International Falls, Minn. that he might visit Mrs. Bowers the Bethlehem church rink, which on. Sometimes they tried to use their hands with glee. Daddy's THE NEW GRAND and their son and heir at the been given additional lights the skees for a toboggan. They had eyes twinkled, he winked and J. E. OKERSTROM Northern Minnesota hospit 1 last would hold the two together, for an evening game. The contest smiled across the table at "Muzzie," Ole, the Swede Detective, Sunday morning. Mr. Bowers is v.. ARCHITECT was very close, but ended in then all pile on and go skimming then he put down his knife alive wire in the real estate line, February 28th and 29th. a victory for LaVallee, by a score down the hill but if they hit the arc* fork and went to louk at the International Falls, Minn. and is doing a good deal toward least little bump, one skee would toboggan. of 2 to 1. Captain McElroy, of getting actual farmers into the the Emo team, was hurt at one slip sideways out from under "Where did you get it, son?" Everybody wants to hear Ole— Mizpah section of country. His stage of the game smd the social them and then the other one and he asked. he will put them in high spirits partner, Mr. Sherman Buckmaster, HOTEL SVEA go shooting off into the bushes room of the church was used as Lloyd was pretty breathless There is none like Ole, the Swede who is one of the earliest settlers John Peterson, Prop. or out onto the ice, leaving the a temporary hospital.. But he recovered from his sister's hearty bear Detective. Be sure he don't cati .h in the Mizpah country, is coasters sitting in the snow about and went on with the hugs, his cap had dropped to the you, as I bane Svede somtime If A good, first-class hotel for going to spend a few weeks with half way up the hill. Once Stella game. It is hoped that other floor, he saw his mother's questioning but note to-day. I haav hit on local and transient trade. the Minnesota agricultural car as contests can be arranged on the thought she'd slide down in the eyes, even the "kiddies" you. Ole, the Swede Detective. it journeys through Nebraska in rink before the season closes. old dish pan. She got in and left stopped to hear Lloyd's answer. Saturday, the 28th, and Sunday, Newly Constructed arid order that he may especially advertise her feet out to steer with, but she Fort Frances has been talking Maybe they couldn't really have tes Reasonable. March 1st. the advantages of owning about it all winter, and their men didn't do much steering, for down the toboggan— NEW GRAND THEATRE and farming a piece of rich agricultural Sample Room in Connection that slippery hill it shot, whizzing will probably challenge ^ome of "I got it from the Indians." he land in Koochiching the teams from the lower Rainy Popular Prices: 25, 35 and 50 cts. and spinning like a top and said,—"I traded my old silver county.. River valley. Tickets on Sale Thursday. tipped over quite suddenly at the watch for it." i*-*n£r% v.1 4 4/t Mm ,i