INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS HERE AND THERE middle west, will be shown, at the which has been arranged for the but little opposition. The officers fair. tools oi th'.s county by Miss. elected are as follows: A fearful tidal wave in Russia CHILDREN'S CORNER Supervisors: A. Wiseman, 3 Shellanr.. county uperintendent of caused the death of 1500 Cossacks Woman with Slit Skirt (By Lauretta Davitt) sclools.. will be given in the city years Myron VanVleck, 2 years 1 who were engaged in- farming on is Barred from Ball C. S. Romans, 1 year. hall, in International Falls, on the lowlands, last Saturday. At the court ball at Brussels Clerk H. Rose. Friday, March 17th, und will consist and before could stop him Aunt Betty's Story we he last Friday night, the observant Treasurer: P. H. Oleson. of a concert given by the. grabbed up the basket and jumped It of those cold windy was one Two passenger cars of the eye of King Albert spied a woman Assessor: J. W. Milliard. lazier Jubilee singers. out of the buggy, then he ran nights the in March when sun Omaha road became detached and entering the ballroom with an Justice of Peace: P. Foley. This company consists of five off a little ways and comfortably the had quickly vanished behind were thrown down the embankment extreme slit skirt. The king whispered. Justice of Peace: Carl Lur.dgren. settled Himself among the nodding boys had good negro singers who will'give darkening trees. The near Mendota last Saturday something to the court daisies and green grass to the a fulu evening's entertainment of finished their evening chores, and resulted in the death of Miss marshal, who immediately ordered Constable: August Peterson. enjoy the feast, while we drove girls had washed the supper dishes quaint and amusing songs, solos, Julia Higburg and the injury of the woman out the room. At Constable: W. J. Charters. on and left him alone. But that and swept the kitchen floor. glees and recitations. They are forty others. the door of the ballroom the marshal, didn't bother him in the least, and the well recommended and the pro" Now they were sitting around bowing to the Woman, said: GLAZIER JUBILEE SINGERS it wasn't long before he came to the lighted table, listening ceeds fthis entertainment will His majesty noticed that you Rumor has it that Margaret running up as fast as his fat legs The second of the series of wind whistling and howling go into the incidental fund of the had torn your dress upon one side Wilson will wed Boyd Fisher of could carry him and got into the school lecture and ntusical course, around the house and the fire county schools. and requested me to escort you Princeton, N. J., during the year, buggy with most of the pie and crackling in the big stone fire to your carriage so that you may or at least during the Wilson administration. cake missing from the basket. place. Marion was visiting at her return home and have the damage According to reports You can just imagine how we felt Uncle Dick's. She and cousin Willard repaired." a letter lost by one of the members BEFORE BUYING YOUR and what we said, but Milton felt were studying algebra, Aunt of the president's family contained Betty too good with all that pie and was sewing, Uncle Dick HAPPYLAND the news of engagements Butter, Eggs, Fish and Poultry cake in him to care much. The was reading the newspaper and of both Miss Eleanor and Miss little "piggie!" cousin Olive was studying history. Mr. Wm. Charters, Sr., visited Margaret. This lost letter reached By and by Doris saw some Presently Marion leaned back in the county seat Tuesday. the eyes of a person connected SEE pretty flowers she wanted to get her chair, "Aunt Betty," she said, The Bear River sewing circle with a newspaper, it is said, which and tried to do what Milton did "will you please tell that story met with Mrs. A. Issacson last caused the premature publication 0. M. LARSON by jumping out while the buggy now that you promised me last Saturday. of the Eleanor Wilson-McAdoo was going, but her foot slipped summer?" "Yes, do," pleaded Mr. Edwad Emerson left Thursday engagement. It is expected the and she fell on her back in the cousin Willard and Olive in chorus. 4l5-8th Street for Fosston on matters of Phone 120 Ring 2 news of the Margaret WilsonFisher road and then—oh! I shall never Aunt Betty smiled. "But you, business. engagement will, soon be forget the sickening terror that my children, have heard it so It's hustle, hustle in this necko' confirmed.' gripped me. Before we could stop much," she said. "Oh, but mother, the woods to get everything the horse, the w,heel of the buggy always like to hear you tell it." We landed before the season closes. passed over her body. The boys One of the leading attractions International Falls Abstract Co. coaxed Olive. "Alright" smiled Mrs. C. S. Romans returned her sprang out and rushed back to planned for the Minnesota State mother, wait till I fold up from the hospital at International her. How white and still she lay! fair next fall is an enormous this sewing." Then she drew her Falls Monday, with her little BURDICK, KREMER & KING Proprietors Oh, was she killed? Then she working model of the Panama chair nearer to the fire. "Well, daughter. years opened her eyes and began to cry. canal, built by the same person and years ago when I was Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance Messrs G. A. Griffith and A. Slowly the boys lifted her up and who designed the official model of a little tot, we lived near the big Wiseman are hauling their pulpwood white mountains in Colorado. One helped her to the carriage. Then the canal for the Isthmian Canal Collections, Conveying and Loans this season to the Happy" day I began to scream and cry as hard Commission before work was begun. we were going to move to land spur. J. E. BURDICK, Manager a as a little four year old girl ever new town and we had to travel Colonel Goethals, Governor- Mrs. Elsie Gill has received all by the long distance horse. could, because I was so frightened General of the Panama canal ... International Falls Minnesota zone, has declared it to be the w°rc* her little girl, Enora, when I saw my dear sister Father and mo:her drove in the bet model of the canal ever made. !f,ln ho.sP',tal Evanston very big van wagon with all our house" hurt and crying. The boys did at things, while we four children everything they could think of to Everything about the canal will sPlnal Para'ysis. hold ,U wlth be explained by expert lecturers! Mr. Jas. Charters visited at his drove along behind in a covered quiet and comfort us. Suddenly Three Leaders brother's, W. J. Charters, last buggy. Elwin was twelve, Elvin gave the reins a great familiar with the Panama canal. week, before taking up survey he drove the most because he was flourish, "I have it!" he exclaimed, Water will be employed to illustrate work at the Lake of the Woods. the oldest, Milton was ten, Doris "Now if you'll keep still and how the locks, work and the Mr. Anton Anderson, A. Eliason, was seven and I was just "Baby." promise never to tell, I'll tell a ships are carried fr6m ocean to W. L. Hilliard, and the family After driving for a long, long way nice long story. I stopped crying ocean. Another attractive and instructive of Ed. Emerson ate Sunday we came to a fresh green pasture, almost .instantly for we all loved feature will be an enormous Golden Grain Belt Beers dinner with the family of J. W. dotted with white and yellow to hear his stories, and we forgot scenic production called the Hilliard. daisies. Suddenly Milton had a all about the accident before we Garden of Allah, in. which over happy thought, we were so far caught up to the van wagon." eighty persons will depict the costumes, The basket social and entertainment Harpers Whiskey behind that the van wagon had given at the Bear River Aunt Betty leaned back and sports and pastimes of the gone out of sight around a corner watched the glowing coals in the Orient. The weaving of Oriental school, was a profitable and most Rock Spring Water enjoyable affair, and it is too bad of rugs, the manufacture of eastern the mountain. Well, under the fire place. "And did you ever tell curios and other smple occupations it came at such a busy time, as seat was a basket containing what happened?" queried Marion. many more would liked to have of these desert people, will" some sandwiches, beans, cake and must confess that we never "I enjoyed the event. be conducted to interest the public. UNDERWOOD & HASSELBARTH, Local Agents pie. Now, Milton was always hungry, told a soul at least not until many A complete menagerie of wild The election, the first regular he never seemed to get International Falls, Minn. many years aferwards," laughed animals, selected from one of the one in this township, passed off enough to fill his little fat tummy, her aunt. largest zoological gardens in the very quietly Tuesday, there being .A.** 9 .^.*9 ^^.*9 THE 1#*^ Subscription Subscription $1.50 $1.50 PER YEAR PER YEAR INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PRINTING STATIONERY FOR SCHOOL USE FOR OFFICE USE WEEDING INVITATIONS RUBBER BANDS PAPER BLANK BOOKS ANNOUNCEMENTS TYPEWRITER RIBBONS TABLETS NOTE BOOKS LETTER HEADS ERASERS PENCILS NOTES PACKET HEADS 1914 DIARIES PENS RECEIPT BOOKS BOOKLETS STAMP PADS RULERS BILL FILES DISPLAY CARDS LEGAL BLANKS INK LETTER FILES CALLING CARDS COUNTY MAPS, PENCIL BOXES LIBRARY PASTE STATEMENTS INDEX CARDS PENCIL SHARPENERS CARBON PAPER BILL HEADS TIME BOOKS CRAYONS INDEX BOXES ENVELOPES RUBBER DATE STAMPS COMPOSITION BOOKS PAPER CLIPS DODGERS POSTCARDS PENCIL HOLDERS ADHESIVE TAPE gs is §1 Subscription ,Subscription $1.50 $1.50 tj PER, YEAR PER YEAR 422 Third St. Phone 32