FALLS PRESS W* & LAWRENCE Mrs. W. E. Haddock returned Thus the community is saddened The women of the church wiU yesterday from her several weeks because Mrs. A. G. Fillman THE REXALL STORE hold a food sale on Saturday afternoon, LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS visit to many Pacific coast cities. has passed out from the home circle June 27, in the Berg Internattafeal Fall«, Minn. is missed because her place is Mr Jas. R. Harman is enlarging building next to the International empty. the building across from the Rex Dr. Mr. Geo. Snyder and guests, courses of study and service with State Bank. JENNER PERRY CHANCE Mary Elisabeth Paullin Fillman hotel ', where he will put in a meat who have enjoyed a week's hunting honor. The men have made fine progress Physician and Surgeon was born near Mount Car, market and fishing trip up the lake mel, Illinois, August 28, 1884. with the grading, and will Office over litis Drug store returned this morning. Mrs. C. L. Hillstead of Big mm She was married to A. G. Fillman meet again on Friday evening to Phone 11 Mr. C. H. McMillan, bookkeeper Falls, is visiting with Mrs. Franz at Superior Wisconsin, November complete the job. Might Calls at Hotel Koochiching for the International Lumber Mrs F. A. Kline gave a delightful Jevne this week. 30, 1908. They came to International Minn. F«ll«, company, spent a few days this A new post for the merrry-goround porch party last Monday afternoon our city April 15, 1912 and for the week at the Minneapolis office has been placed, and to a number of her lady Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. some time had lived on the dairy Dr. J. P. PETERSON friends in honor of her birthday. McCormack, at their home on other apparatus given a general farm west of town. A couple of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. York are 4th street, on Monday, a rollicking DENTIST weeks ago Mrs. Fillman was taken overhauling. rejoicing over the birth of their Last Saturday a son was born baby boy. Office ovet International sick with typhoid fever and The boys' potatoes and the girls' first child and daughter at their to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Polkinghome, State Bank died Sunday June 21, at 9 o'clock sweet peas are enjoying a lusty home on seventh street last Monday. of Littlefork, at the Northern International Fatta, Minn. For Sale—Olson's, brick business in the afternoon, leaving her husband growth. Who will have the first Minnesota hospital. block on corner of 3rd street and four year old son to Mr. Wilbur Marvin purchased and 5th avenue. Apply at Press 1 blossoms. DR. H. 1HR1G learn the meaning of the emptiness one of the prettiest forties on office.—Adv. James T. Watson Jr., returned of life without wife and DENTIST Rainy River yesterday for Mr. last Saturday from Carleton college mother. Mrs. August Grandsinger, Office over Holler's confectionery Eric Franson, about twelve miles at Northfield, where he has On Sunday last the stork left a sister of Mrs. Fillman, from down river on the Ameican side. been pursuing his studies during to Mr. and Mrs. Englevold Hoglund, International Falls, Minn. Bena, Minnesota, was with her the past year. of the Bacon flats, a fine when the final summons came, Get your fresh buttermilk at baby boy. having come to our city two days DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ the Border Meat company's store, Mrs. Mudge of Two Harbors, before. The funeral was held DENTIST 5 cents per quart. Also buy the formerly Miss Anna Smith of this Mr. J. R. Eastman of this office from the Methodist Episcopal •4 Office and residence over Atkin creamery butter which city, is visiting at the home of is enjoying a short vacation with church this afternoon (Thursday) litis Drug Store holds the state premium. It costs A Mrs. C. B. Kinney and also renewing his family on the farm with his at 3 o'clock. Interment was made International Falls, Minn. no more than the ordinary butter old acquaintances. folks at Randall. in our local cemetery south of but is much superior.—Adv. town. Mr. A. G. Fillman is the C» F. Swinnerton, M. D.f C. M. Mr. O. L. Dent, district supervisor Mr. and Mrs. Eric Karki of 6th dairyman in charge of the Koochiching Floors that are The Border Meat company have of judicial ditches, spent a Physician and Surgeon street had the misfortune to lose Company farm and is well moved into the former John Infelt couple of days in our city this their three month old daughter, known to most of the people of Eyes Examined and glasses fitted store. They have thoroughly renovated Smooth and Shiny week on business connected with Martha, at five o'clock last Monday our city, at whose homes he calls Office over Ruettell's Dept. store the building and cordially the drainage work of this county. daily with supplies from the dairy. afternoon. The little one had International Falls, Minn. invite the public to visit them Are a necessity for every attractive The been sick with whooping cough sympathy of the community house. Dirty, worn floors and inspect it. They are carrying Archdeacon Parshall of this for a couple of weeks previous to is with him and his young son in should not be tolerated when it is PHINNEY & CAMPBELL a full line of fresh and salt meats, diocese, held communion services her death. their misfortune and loss. Other so easy to make them beaotifal groceries and vegetables. Prices and delivered sermons in the Holy LAWYERS relatives were expected from Illinois and glossy by the use of reasonable and service prompt. Trinity church in our city of for the funeral but at this Mrs. W. C. Zieman returned Over International State Bank Purchases delivered to any part which Rev. C. C. Thomson is rector, we have not learned who they are. last Saturday from Minneapolis, of the uty. Phone NTn. u.—Auv. last Tuesday. International Falls, Minn. where she was taken ill while attending the grand lodge meeting FIRST METHODIST VIPOND-WINSLOW Mr. W. C. Messerschmidt, who F. McPARTLIN of the Eastern Star a number of EPISCOPAL CHURCH moved here yesterday from Blackduck, WEDDING Inside Floor Paint weeks ago. She has fully recovered LAWYER has purchased a lot on 8th Corner Fifth Ave. and Second St. from her operation and is street and began building a house Two young people who are well Office over International C. H. Blake, Pastor a feeling better than ever. Dries hard overnight with known in our city dropped quietly for himself and wife and children. State Bank the high gloss—thus avoiding town last Saturday. They into We welcome them to our city. International Falls, Minn. Hear the Rev. F. C. Middleton nuisance of a room that is uninhabitable Mr. Fred Harmon, of the were Mr. Delmer Ward Vipond of time. of Fort Frances next Sunday for days at a Northwestern Construction Co., is Ontario, Canada, and Miss Gertrude good corering Spreads easily, has evening, at eight o'clock. He and Mr. Gus Belcher and Mr. Walter GEO S. LANGLAND confined to his palatial residence very durable. Mirmiam Winslow of Minneapolis. capacity, and is Engstron departed last night the pastor will exchange pulpits on Riverside Drive wondering, LAWYER Comes in colors suitable for all Miss Winslow came prepared for Des Moines, Iowa, as delegates at that time. while recovering from injuries received kind of floors. for the great event with Office over International from the local Yeoman W appreciated the presence of by being thrown from a the marriage license in her pocket. State Bank lodge to the annual grand lodge our Baptist ffriends in our congregation For Sale by gasoline motor car, if it is not The young couple spent the meeting of that popular order. both morning and evening International Fails, Minn. H. L. FRANK CO. best, after all, to "make haste day with friends in our city and very much last Sunday. Our slowly." at eight o'clock that evening hied 10c 5 and Store two congregations have had very The district court is still in session. JOHN H. BROWN them off to the Methodist Episcopal helpful fellowship together. This The Kelly case has been Attorney at Law Mrs. C. C. Lang, who is 73 years parsonage. Mr. A. D. Mallory, pastor will very likely preach for disposed of by a verdict of not Office in th«& litis Block of age, is looking forward with Miss R. M. Vipond and Miss them at their church some Sunday guilty by the jury. The civil calendar ELECTRIC VACUUM I great expectation to a visit from International Falls, Mnn. Otelia Malinlin as witnesses. Sunday evening soon while brother Hullette is now being tried. The CLEANER her three sisters in July nth. morning the bride and groom is away on his vacation. first case is one of the Bradley Rented By the Day One of them is 75 years of age, took the Canadian boat for their KOOCHICHING CAMP Remember our Sabbath school Timber Co. vs the International Does Your House Cleaning another 69 years and the youngest home in Boucherville, Ontario, NO. 7602 meets at ten o'clock on Sunday Lumber Co. Scientifically 63 years old. We join her Canada where they will at at M. W. A. meets first and third mornings. We are anxious to see Inquire at Lawrence's home to their friends. many friends in wishing them a a number more join our Bible Drug Store Tuesdays of each month. Full A special drainage meeting will happy visit together. class. TheSabbath school is the —Phone No. 90— requested. Visiting be held at the court house next FAREWELL FOR biggest work of the church, and Tuesday, when the county commissioners W' neighbors welcome. MRS. CUNNINGHAM Mr. F. V. Peterson of the Viking demands our best talent and of Beltrami and Koochiching theatre, spent the first few thought. counties will meet with Thirty-one ladies met at the B. A. days of the week at Virginia, Remember the mid-week service Judge C. W. Stanton to decide upon home of Mrs. C. Engbloom on International Lodge No. 2303 where they have leased the Finnish is Wednesday evening at 8 joint action between these two sixth street Tuesday afternoon S. E. THOMPSON theatre, which is reputed to o'clock. Choir rehearsal at 9. meets in Kane's hall every second counties relative to the drainage for a farewell reception to Mrs be the best theatre on the range. Ranier service Thursdays at 8 p. and fourth Tuesday in each of their swamp lands. A. R. Cunningham. The reception & SON The opening night was last Tuesday m. month was in the nature of a surprise and reports of their success We invite you to our services Visiting members welcome. Mr. Mike Carew of Indus, who and Mrs. Cunningham had to be are very flattering. next Sunday at a. m. and 8 p. m. "3^ A. A. Lee, Secretary. has for the past three years resided decoyed to the meeting place. SPECIAL PRICES The pastor preaching at the morning on his homestead near Indus, Clover blossoms and clover service and Mr. Middleton at Mr. Ben Linn, chairman of the H. STUBEE was a business and social visitor leaves, the four leafed kind, were the evening service. Special town board of Grand Falls, was a to our city yesterday. He looks strewn around the rooms in profusion. ARCHITECT music. The "400 Coffee" regular visitor here Monday. He is one like the type of a man that is When Mrs. Cunningham —and—- price 40c, now 35c of the early settlers in that part needed to clear and develop this entered, the ladies gathered up Superintendent of Construction of the county and is enjoying the section of the county arid put himself these clover leaves and blossoms Dill pickles, each lc Office over litis Drug store benefit of his industry which into reasonably independent and showered her with them in International Falls, Minn. shows twenty-five acres of good Sour pickles, qt., 10c Fifth Street, corner Tenth Ave. financial condition while doing it. token of their good luck wishes. land under cultivation, which E. L. Heermance, Pastor. Then each lady present was asked Sweet pickles, qt., 20c brings him a nice living. Social Center for the Community MRS. JANET W. DADE to tell a good luck story from Mr. and Mrs. Hudson of Le Sauerkraut, per can 10c their own experience. Mrs. Cunningham Suer Center, Minnesota, who MUSIC TEACHER Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bean are said the best luck that Sunday school at 10 a. m. were recently married and are Regular 10c toilet paper, ,5c enjoying a visit from Mr. and International Falls, Minn. Morning worship at 11. The pastor spending their honeymoon with came to her was when she came Cheese cloth, per yard.., .5c Mrs. Frank H. Wagner of Wilkesbarre, to our city to live. Mrs. C. H. Mrs. Hudson's brother, Mr. R. F. will speak on "Elijah and the Penn., on their honeymoon. Blake in behalf of the Ladies' CHARLES K. SHAND C. litis, were the guests of honor Still, Small Voice," and to the -PHONE NO. 128— Mr. Wagner is a mining Aid* with well chosen words presented at a dancing party given in the ARCHITECT children on "The Secret Printing engineer with the Lehigh Valley the guest of honor with a litis hall last evening. About Mans and specifications for all Press." Evening worship at 8 :oo. Coal company, and is a brother casserole. The recipient pleasantly sixteen couples participated in the Buildings of Mrs.: Bean. The party had a responded to the presentation good time and tripped -the light Correspondence Solicited nice trip up the lake Monday with speech and afterwar^s^ gave fantastic to the music of Wood's VSvvinM, Minnesota little Catherine as a chaperon. orchestra. a short musical program of both' vocal and instrumental A DR. GEORGE HOEY Chas. H. 'Gingrich is here today dainty lunch was then served- of One of the finest musicales VETERINARY SURGEON on a business trip from his fine coffee ancl cake with ices.. The ever rendered in this city was last number dii the program was —and— farm at Margfe Mr. Ginrich is presented Tuesday evening at the one of the ever increasing number a camera test,, in .which each one DENTIST city hall by Luther G. Hanson, .who are receiving a salary of present took part. assisted by locai'H "tal€rit. Mrs. —Phone 30— more than a thousand dollars a Swinnerton was feist of the International Falls, Minn. year in this county with their evening and a5ypg$y^i??mjmJers "THE TALE THAT truck farming. He has just completed were most pleasing To h«r listeners. IS TOLD" MISS CARjflt1 ANDERSON a large stock barn and. is Luther a|id Joel Hanson,are Wherevei yxi Travel— GRADUATE NURSE adding the dairy business to his musicians o£rare ability and are'a After our life here is over how other source of revenue. —Phone No. 287— credit to c!fy. OUT few words it takes to tell the in Asia, Africa, Europe or America, yon story. Only the few that are near International Falls, Minn. will find "A. B. A." Cheques, issued by us The Harry St. Clair Stock Co. Announcements are out for the us know much of our life. To the under authority of the American Banker* closed their five weeks engagement third annual commencement exercises many our life is but "As a tale at the Viking theatre in this Association, the safest and handiest kind of of the training school for that is told." A .other life has Get The— city last Sunday night. They expect travel money." You can use them exactly nurses of the Northern Minnesota passed from our midst and left FALLS DECORATING CO. to spend most of the summer like currency in every country of die hospital, which will be held the her loved ones amid the questions To do your Painting, Papering in Virginia .ivul then make a return safe to Carry* city hall next Tuesday evening, of life. These separations and civilized world, and they are and Decorating. Wo aeD visit to this city in the fall. June 30th. The graduating nurses good byes of life are hard places Call or write for booklet. WALL-PAPER and PAINTS The longer they stayed here the are Misses Mary Frances Haley, along life's pathway for us all. Marvin Building FIRST NATIONAL BANK more popular became, their plays, Gladys Gertrude LaBelle and 4th Street and 5th Aw. But it always seems more sad 4 and the company will be much INTERNATIONAL FALLS. MINNESOTA Phone 182— Marie Elizabeth Reuter, all of when the wife and mother is the welcomed here, on their return. whom have completed their one that is torn out of our life.