International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
July 9, 1914 · Page 4 of 6
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W. E. LAWRENCE tractive manner the wonders and & METHODIST EPISCOPAL beauties of the great Northwest. CHURCH THE REXALL STORE LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS Anyone desiring to secure any of 212 Fifth Avenue. these booklets or wishing to have International Falls, Minn. C. H. Blake, Pastor riitn itreei, turner lemii same mailed to their friends in •Services at Ranier tonight L. L. Heermance, Pastor. the east can do so by sending the D. J. F. Peterson was a Twin Mr. Max E. King surprised his Social Center for the Community (Thursday) at 8 o'clock. Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE names and addresses to A. M. friends by taking to himself a City visitor over the fourth and Midweek meeting Wednesdays Physician and Surgeon kCleland,General Passenger Agent, wife Js^turday night at 8 o'clock, Sunday. at eight o'clock p. m. Choir rehearsal Trinity Episcopal church, SUA* Office over litis Drug store St. Paul, Minn when Mrs. Sophia Hendrickson, a tnine. day July 12 Matins 11 a, JR, Phone 11 Mr. H. C. Pitblado spent the became Mrs. King. The wedding All are welcome.—C. C. Thomson. Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching took place at 117 2nd Ave., in the FARMERS RETURN TO week end with relatives in Minneapolis. Pastor. Subjects for next Sunday's International Falls, Minn. presence of Miss Anna Carlson, THE UNITED STATES sermon's will be: Morning, Martin L. Hanson, Edward Murphy, W. C. T. U. MEETING "Whatsoever We Sow We Reap." Or. J. F. PETERSON Rev. P. O. Hanson will attend Mrs. Marcelle McCellaii, Albert Many of the American farmers The W. C. T. U. ladies had Do not fail to hear the evening L. Cosineau and Miss Emma DENTIST the district, meeting at Hibbing who migrated to Canada are coming very interesting meeting last service sermon on, A Large next week. Emerson. Rev. C. H. Blake read Office over International back to the states. It is the Tuesday afternoon at the home of Place." the service that made the contacting State Bank habit of the American farmer to Mrs. Frank Carrier. A larg® International Falls, Minn. Mrs. E. Van Nest has been couple man and wife. be constantly seeking new lands. number were present and thres We invite men to come to the visiting in Superior, Wisconsin tht He has come by this honestly. He new members were added to church services without their the last ten days. IN HONOR OF MISS DANEK DR. H. H. 1HRIG is simply 'folowing the footsteps roll. The afternoon program wa§ coats on warm days like last Sunday. of his forefathers who kept as follows: Those who DENTIST The church will be as comfortable Mr. and Mrs. Gus Oveson are Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Phil plunging forward into the western papers were Mrs. C. H. Blake-* Office over Holler's confectionery a place as the home if rejoicing over the birth of a ten Pendergast give a very nice wilderness. Now that there "Aieonol 10,000 Times as Dft* we can only make ourselves comfortable pound' son, at their home last International Falls, Minn. party in honor of her niece, Miss is no longer a western wilderness, structive As All the Wars by feeling at home. Sunday evening. Danek, of Minneapolis, who is it is only natural that ever restless Stevens—"Alcohol Devours th$ spending the summer with her. tilers of the soil should rest DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ Product of CivilizationMr|, Miss Hazel Scribner of the The company gathered at 2:30 Hear the plain heart to heart the broad prairies of Saskatchewan. Gish—"Forty Dollars Economic DENTIST county superintendent of schools o'clock and spent the first part of sermon on "Sowing and Reaping," There was the attraction Loss for Every Dollar of LiquQf Office and residence over office force spent the fourth and the afternoon at their fancy work, next Sunday morning. Mrs. there of the big wheat crops RevenueMrs Carrier—"Mode?* litis Drug Store Sunday at Gemmell. after which two contests were Blake will sing, "What Shall the which were always grown on the ate Drinking Injures Prosperity Jw International Falls, Minn. held,, the first a musical contest Harest Be," the choir assisting freshly turned virgin prairie. But Mrs Swope—"The Drink TraffiQ Boys—Have your mother rustie with the chorus. testing the knowledge of the visitors in this instance, as was the case a Menace to LibertyMrs. Ray« C. F. Swinnerton, M. D., C. M. up some clean cotton rags and with technical musical terms, with our own pioneers, the first mond—"It is Nothing to You," we will give you 5c per pound for Physician and Surgeon the first prize which was a box of five years have been years of The Sabbath school officers and Rev. Hilton of Illinois spoke on them at the Press office. fancy stationery, won by Mrs. hardship, and, too, the big wheat 'The Optimistic Outlook On thfc Eyes Examined and glasses fitted teachers were all in their places Geo. N. Millard. The second was crop^ brought in mighty slim profits. and on time last Sunday morning, Temperance Question." Th$ Office over Ruettell's Dept. store LOST— Five *oo mark (German) a printers' bird pie contest for A commission which has one exception. We appreciate next meeting will be held witfo with International Falls, Minn. bills on Tuesday morning which a hand-painted china plate been appointed up at Saskatchewan, Mrs. Stevens at the home of Dr. this loyalty. A few of last. Finder please return to was given as first prize to Mrs. Monahan. has just reported that during the scholars were absent. We PH1NNEY & CAMPBELL Press office and be liberally rewarded. Geo. P. Watson. last year, it cost the farmers were wondering if last Sunday LAWYERS After the contests a both dainty fifty-five cents a bushel to raise morning came too soon after the EXTRA! and sumptuous lunch was served wheat or sixty-two cents f. o. b. Fourth for some. Over International State Bank Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Middleton consisting of salad ai\d rolls, coffee at county elevators. This leaves As an American citizen you sf% of Fort Frances, were guests at International Falls, Minn. cake and sherbet. a very slight margin according to Attend the down-town church Interested In the outcome of WAR the home of Rev. and Mrs. C. H. The following limited guests the Department of Agriculture next Sunday. You will find a Blake, at luncheon, Tuesday were present: Mesdames Liljeblad, for farmers to make profit. The F. J. McPARTLIN friendly atmosphere. We want evening. Easterly, Keyes, Rubin, long rigorous winters •have also LAWYER you to feel and act at home with Engbloom, Larson, Zimmerman, proved a great hardship for the us. You will find a cordial welcome. Office over International Mrs. M. A. Wallace, who spent Wisard, Rauch, Nefison, litis, Americans in many instances and Services as follows: Sabbath WITH State Bank the fourth with friends at Loman, 'Kinney, Speelman, Millard, Cleveland, they are now anxiously looking school at 10 a. m. Pubic MEXICO International Falls, Minn. returned Monday evening on the Riley, Krohn, Phinney, for an opportunity to return to worship at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Canadian boat because of a Watson, Woodford, and Palmer, the United States. According to breakdown on the other boat. GEO S. LANGLAND and Misses Carter, Peterson, reports it appears that the cost SWEDISH LUTHERAN at and there Is no better way Easterly and Lund. of producing wheat has increased LAWYER keeping intelligently informed CHURCH Mr. L. A. Ogaard reports good over 12 per cent since 1909 and than by reading the Office over International Corner St. and Ave. 6th 7th progress on the summer cottage TOWNSHIP OFFICERS the price has decreased since that St. Paul Dispatch State Bank P. O. Hanson, Pastor. Stubbee & Company are building Siy2 66l/g ARE LIABLE time from cents to (•v«nlng and Sunday) Services will be held at 11 a. International Falls, Minn. for him on Rainy lake, near his cents in 1913, leaving the farmers OR and at 8 famous mineral spring. St. Paul Pioneer Press profit of only 15^ cents bushel. The state supreme court has a a Sunday scaool at 10 a. m. O N O W N (Morning and Sunday) held 'that township officers are Choir meets for rehearsal on Reports of war, furnished by East & Corrin have secured the Attorney at Law liable for damages resulting from Minnesota is still the best state Friday evenings at 8:15. Associated Press, greatest newt contract for the plumbing, heating unsafe conditions of which no in the whole country, and don't Office in the litis Block gathering service of world Our song service last Sunday and ventilating for the new warning is given by light or special correspondents on ths you forget it.—St. Cloud Times International Falls, Mnn. was very well attended. It was ground, staff photographer, etc. $80,000 sehoolhouse- at Baudette, otherwise. This is a new law an evening of song. Song ser-! 8end for sample copies and sps also the plumbing for a new residence principle as the statute exempts TWENTY ACRE FARMING KOOCHICHING CAMP cial mail subscription offer. vice will be held first Sunday of, leing constrnc' ed there. the taxpayers of a town from liability August. NO. 7602 BUY A COPY due to negligence of it's For the past decade the in From your Local Newsdealer M. W. A. meets first and third Parochial school is in session officers. Alderman and Mrs. J. J. Doran tensive farming theory has been or Agent every day from 9 until 11130 a. m. Tuesdays of each month. Full were called to Bemidji Tuesday It has always been assumed earnestly advocated. Champions Saturday. except M. E. HOLLER attcu s,-:iit:e requested. Visiting evening by the sac1 news that that there was no recourse for the more-production-on-less of ADOLPH KROHN but neighbors welcome. Mrs. Doran's father was not expected injury due to bridges, the acreage idea may find new argu EYES. International Falls, Minn. to recover from an operation way officers are held responsible ment in the achievements of a Dr. Larson, the Optometrist, M. B. A. that was performed a few by this decision, rendered recently- young Nebraska farmer, who but Will be at the Hotel Victoria, days ago. The case ruled upon was appealed fifteen years ago was a swiss immigrant. International Lodge No. 2303 Friday and Saturday, July 10 & 11 S. E. THOMPSON from Lyon county. John The farmer, Martin by meets in Kane's hall every second Tholkes, a farmer, while driving, Dr. R. H. Monahan left Monday name, has grown independent on and fourth Tuesday in each ran into a ditch where a culvert & SON evening last, to take a month's a tract of twenty acres. The month had been removed. He sued Evo post graduate work in surgery tract when purchased by the Visiting members welcome. DeCook and other township highway and other important studies connected young alien, was considered A. A. Lee, Secretary. officers for damages, charging with his hospital work, in worthless. Martin has made of SPECIAL PRICES Consult him if you are afflicted negligence. The lower court Chicago and Minneapolis. a producer of treasure. He it with defective eyes or if you need H. STUBEE decided against Tholkes, but the has followed the intensive plan glasses. —Adv.July 9 ARCHITECT supreme court reversed the decision. County Agriculturist D. B. the intensest limit. Not a to The "400 Coffee" regular —and— Jewell is spending a few days at foot of ground has escaped utilization. price 40c, now 35c •Superintendent of Construction the National Educational meeting The soil has been scientificaly Dill pickles, each lc SOIL TESTED FREE 1 Office over litis Drug store in St. Paul. He will also conserved and enriched. visit the state university and examine International Falls, Minn. By F. J. Alway. Last year Martin pulled down Sour pickles, qt., 10c the work that is being done $i,45° worth frf prizes on products The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel Sweet pickles, qt., 20c Soils Chemist, University Farm by the large number of Koochiching from his twenty acre farm. MRS. JANET W. DADE 200 MODERN ROOMS in Heart of Biuinea* District county teachers who are attending St. Paul. So continuous has been his premium Sauerkraut, per can 10c SINGLE RATE $1.2£ MUSIC TEACHER the summer school there. The experiment station at University winning that he has been SUnOPlAN RATI FOB TWO PERSONS $1.60 Regular 10c toilet paper, ,5c Farm, St. Paul, will without MMVATK BATH AND TOILET EXTRA barred from exhibiting in the international Falls, Minn. COMPLETE SAFETY Mr. C. H. Whitney, formerly of charge, test for acidity all fairs of his own' home state but AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS Cheese cloth, per yard 5c AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION Walker, arrived here last Friday samples of Minnesota soils, the receives a yearly salary from refraining CHARLES K. SHAND (MSI! HANOI RECORDS SHOW NO LIVES and is pursuing his duties as the following directions: from competitive exhibition. EVER LOST IN A SPRINKLED SUILOINO.) -PHONE NO. 121- ARCHITECT •VERT ROOM MAS HOT AND COLD RUNNINQ agent of the M. &I. railway in 1. Send the sample by parcel Martin has a cultural STATER. STEAM MEAT. OAS AND ELECTRIC Plans and specifications for all USHTS. AND TELEPHONE SERVICE. this city. Mr. Whitney is one post (not express), addressed to secret that enables him to put his SEVEN STORT ANNEX N CONNECTION. Buildings of the most experienced agents the Division of Soils, University products on the market a week Correspondence Solicited on this line of road. We welcome Farm, St. Paul. It should be allowed or two ahead of his less forehanded Virginia, Minnesota him to our city and trust he will to become dry before being neighbors. This year he expects find his residence and work here unless it is sent in a metal mailed to clear $150 an acre. He enjoy Sable. container. If dry it may be sent DR. GEORGE HOEY has money enough to increase his in a small cloth sack. holdings and acreage. The United VETERINARY SURGEON The Odd Fellows lodge will 1 2. Give the location of the States Department of Agriculture —and— hold a joint installation with the I field, stating th- part of section has offered him an annual DENTIST Rebekah lodge next Monday and the numbers of section, township salary of $2,500 to act as demonstrator. —Phone 30— evening, when the officers for the and range. But Martin prefers to International Falls, Minn* next six months will be installed 3. State as nearly as is known stick by his original twenty acres. into their respective offices. The how long the field has been under This furnishes more convincing Noble Grands will be, Mr. Crawford cultivation. MISS CARRIE ANDERSON evidence of what may be done rsL $ and Mrs. F. Raymond. The Wherever you Travel— 4- A half-pound sample is sufficint GRADUATE NURSE under the intensive system. If vice Grands are, C. Christenson for the test. This should more money may be made on —Phone No. 287— and Mrs. Fred Belille. be part of a composite sample, twenty acres with less work, why in Asia, Africa, Europe or America, you International Falls, Minn. made by mixing'in a pail, samples a hundred?—Farm News. will find "A. B. A." Cheques, issued by us Editor Buckley of the Delano from 10 to 15 different places in under authority of die American Bankers Eagle, who is the owner of the the field. Get your nice writing paper in Association, tlie safest and handiest kind of test country print shop in the Get The— I 5- If tests of soil from different pound packages at the Press "travel money." You can use tLem exactly FALLS DECORATING CO. state, apd also the proprietor of fields are desired prepare office. To do your Painting, Papering several farm and timber tracts in like currency in every country of the a sample from each as directed Sdfe to CCOny. and Decorating. We sell this county, is here today. He civilized world, and tkey are *n 4I TYPEWRITERS was at Big Falls yesterday making WALL-PAPER and PAINTS Call or write for booklet. We have just received from the Repaired, Overhauled or Cleaned Marvin Building arrangements to start his several of |N. P. Ry. company 4th Street and 5th Ave. Prices Reasonable and Work FIRST NATIONAL BANK brother-in-law, Mr.Gaff, in the their new publications issued in Phone 182 farming business on the former Guaranteed INTERNATIONA^ FALLS, MINNESOTA tourist the interest of the summer Pat Lynch place near that village. M. Care of the Press Office. and setting forth in an at »'rmn