INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS EDWARD MAHER CALLED. DR. S. ROSENHOLTZ METHODIST EPISCOPAL DENTIST CHURCH The death of Edward Maher Local and Personal Items Office and residence over occured last Wednesday, caused Big Holiday litis Drug Store Corner Fifth Ave. and Second St. by typhoid-pneumonia. Deceased H. International Falls, Minn. C. Blake, Pastor. had only been ill but a few Service at Ranier tonight Our local ball team has days before the last summons Big show August 7th made (Thursday) at 8 o'clock. arrangements for a series of two came, his many friends being C. F. Swinnerton, M. D., C. M. International Falls The electric fan made the audience games with Cloquet, shocked to hear of his sudden Born to Mr: and Mrs. Howard Physician and Surgeon death. room a very pleasant place McCormick, on July ,a FRIDAY, AUGUST 7th, 1914 feyes Examined and glasses fitted 30th, last Sunday. Why did we not Don't forget the 10c picture Maher had been a resident of daughter. think of it before. Office over Ruettell's Dept. store shows at the Unique every night t°wn f°r the last seven years, Next Sunday's services as usual over Sunday. International Falls, Minn. with vaudeville being employed as a bartender at Coming In A Blaze of Glory Wanted—Private room and at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath Chas. Burnett's saloon during all board. Apply S. K., care of the school at a. m. Midweek that period. Eddie was thtrty- 10 PHINNEY & CAMPBELL Miss Gertrude Sullivan accom- Press office. prayer and Bible study Wednesday panied her brother, Tames, to e^^1year.s his home being LAWYERS at 8 p. m. Choir rehearsal SatnrHav B1°Ommgton, 111., to which at Minneapolis Saturday. ONE DAY OMIY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT MinnMnnlis at Over International State Bank town the body was shipped last Mr. L. H. Nord is in Minneapolis 9. Presenting Feats, Features and The Ladies' Aid will serve ice Friday. It falls to the lot of on business connected with For jent-One large pleasant International Falls, Minn. few men tQ attajn such cream and cake in front of the Wonders from Every Known Land his street car. room, furnished with al modern church tomorrow (Friday) after'noon and esteem as conveniences.—Apply at the Press W. E. LAWRENCE and evening. Let us spend er. That he justly deserved the Miss Vera Gagnon and Miss A Caravan of I^are Wild Animals office. awhile together and get better acquainted. gx»od will of all who numbered THE REXALL STORE Anna Gilbertson left for the Twin A Herd of Performing Elephants him as their friend, will be readily night. Dr. M. E. Withrow and family Cities last You will find our Down-Town international Falls, Minn. admitted. Maher's many kind are back from the- cites, after u, en_ church a pleasant place to worship. acts and nali Mr. Richard Liljeblad was a We invite you to attend Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE weeks °n a" Funera' 3er" a $eVer deariDg Wm to visitor to Laurel, Loman and surrounding our services next Sunday. & vices were conducted at Green's Physician and Surgeon county, this week. cordial welcome awaits vou. r* t? morgue last Friday at o'clock, 5 J. C. Fogarty, who has been Office ovej: litis Drug store nr a Dr. G. F. Swinnerton officiating, visiting at the home of his son,' 1 Phone 11 t?™ SWEDISH LUTHERAW ir 1 a 1 delivering a very fine address Jim Sullivan, who has consider ancl P. H. Fogarty, left for Buftalo S ftight Calls at Hotel Koochiching Qn character The speaker dwelt CHURCH abie ear trouble lately, is getting Saturday ni°-ht.' 1 Minn. international Falls, on the formation of character Corner St. and Ave. along nicely in Minneapolis, after 6th 7th laying particular stress on the P. O. Hanson, Pastor. an operation. Mark H. Montgomery departed Dr. J. F. PETERSON ii~ tii t? importance of environment. He Services will be held at a. SEE CAPTAIN HERBEEK 11 -A E N I S out that all characters and at i- n,. Pointed 111 8 Ed. Woods is now with the being called there on account of Fight The Big Lion liave streaks of good and bad in Sunday sen lol at a. in. Office over International 10 Viking theatre orchestra, at pre- the serious illness of his mother, them, and he pleaded with his State Bank Cl^oir meets for rehearsal on sent being engaged for the-first international Fails, Minn. -T7 audience to obey more the "still Friday evenings at half of the week. 8:15. Ole terguson, formerly of the sma„ voice„ Theatre company., is reported as difference ri„ht Trinity Episcopal church, Sunday betwecn and DR. H. H. IHR1G The Elwell road is so far along now being located at Oelwein, wrong. The doctor praised Mah- Aug. Sunday school and 9th, DENTIST that residents of Big Falls are au- Ia., at which town ?ie is conducttoing ClU- at WillV-ll LUH'li Tit is LUUUUtL" childrens' .services at a. -LCI., 9 dis- ing the Orpheum theatre with Mr. "la"y pom s, especiay 61 as far as Lindford, a Office over Holler's confectionery Matins and sermon at 11 a. m. Ross, also of this town. "tlonin& h« generosity and his tance of eleven miles. willingness to help all who needed International Falls, Minn. O. L. Mason, labor at burn- tv/t 7 assistance. The remarks made 1 1 lih. Mr. and Mrs. A/r Lawrence Larson ., C. C. Rose, who conducted the F. J. McPARTLIN 6.75 er fElectric Studio for some time leave tomorrow night for Ocono f^e^i aiJPr® Cr were 1 Chas. Goalson, team labor.. 18.00 past, has^disnosed of his interest Falls, Wis. where he has secured 1^1 nen. LAWYER Cia ecease Pat Lynch, team labor .... cc. many tavorable comments beiii.nf 18.00 Art. i^oomis, the former owner, a position as ©ffice manager for Office over International to Mrs. J. E. Sullivan, nursing heard regarding Dr. Swinnerton's jthe Falls Manufacturing CompMiss State Bank patients address. 38.00 Helen Baker departed for any, which is a large paper manuher Mrs. J. E. Sullivan, nursing International Falls, Minn. The funeral cortege started home in Austin, Minn., Wed- facturing compan. WORLD'S BEST SH^a patients from the morgue shortly: after 62.00 nesday evening, after spending Tony Venditti, prisoners' /in /ill 6 p. m., the procession of mourn- GEO S. LANGLAND GREATEST OF THE WORLD'! The Viking theatre resumes about five weeks visiting with her HU-FERFORMERSM CLOWNS-1}!) a uv miiic invalid ltoumvo 1 «, board 12.00 vaudeville the last half of this .bem.s °,ver 'W°Ta"d ,a,lf LAWYER F. V. sister, Mrs. Clark. I On motion the council adjourned. a KjfiAL. iKAJNED ANIMAL BXPOrflTPIg week. For the latter part of the b°cks lenSth- Immed,a,tely Office over International WS HAVl week following an attraction con- ca^se came, mem ers a Rev. A. E. Lindgren of Minneapolis State Bank tollow-| R. F. C. litis, 0:0+:„„ Bartenders! Local, of the FOREST TEMPES1 is here visiting his father-[sisting of seven beautiful young ^Tei^^nfrTm^heLoyri Ifiteroational Falls, Mian. Attest: Vice President. WCRCO "OR fUAU in-law, Mr. Alfred Setterlund. He. ladies is promised is necessary, nivJr „,d. n( wl Fred Cook, Order of Moose, to both of which will preach in the Swedish Luth- details can be completed. Loneeran CdiCTtil and Ponies High School HtiffW Deputy City Clerk. JOHN H. BROWN Organizations Maher belonged. Ar»ha&c»«iy) WlVd Bmif church next Sunday. some bachelors, please note.. The pall-bearers were C. A. ^AttonwystUwr- W. MESSERSCHM1DT It Office in the^ll^^ltMck sic furnished *?lwt£ Wolfe, Auditor Slocum alid The music Plastering, Chimney Building and EricksW., and Len state -.highway engineer w^nt itojend^^by^he International Fall* .... Mnn. l^alker the first 6f the week fori.much appreciated many-I'iti- r, .1t ., All Kinds of Mason Work. cdijerence with Judge Stanton on zens. The boys play with rattcii ,n accotyPan!e KOOCHICHING CAMP All Work Guaranteed to Be First [Elwell road matters' spirit and confidence, th^mstr^iK0"8 fin* ,?stln* Place at I mentation seenis to te welt ba)ttrB/0°mmgt0n- T":: ^. W. A. ftteets first and third For Salfe-160 acres of good land Wanted-Parties" suffering from anced, th^is making their ,effort or Tuesday o( $ach mont&Full near Loman. Eight-room house, Eczema e»r any skin dis- very pleasing, ^ivder E. 3L. Ar^^ tAtteaoAf»ccrequestel. Vtsitin^ THE €ITY COUNCIL barn, well, and timber, seven acres nold's- guidance, this musical" organization ease to geind name asid address.to Im'I Milt tin ll| Frtt Mi MiIiMkl* timothy and clover. Running ftfeighborswelcoo.e. has lately made rapid R, 7M. Sheets,,s BraiBerd, ^Minn., HH 21 HT Mtlif ImHit 9 p.». water. Will sell cheap.—Mrs. progress. ^linutes of ,regular .meeting of for valuable informaion. Anna Amundsen, box 62, Loman, x— *.cQi2pc3[| heJLd Jjily 2pth, —Adv. A. 26. %r Minn. —Adv. That the northern parjTtff" the I914»'at 8 o'clock p. m. International state can .^qr^'tlian hold its ow% Members present, Alderman F. Kane's Rev. arid Mrs. O. H. Blake, Mr. ffiieets in when compared with other parts. 'Keyes, Jos. V. Keyes, Zim- and Mrs. Lawrence LarsQn and load and fourth Tuesday in each Mr. John Bake of Motley, spent of the country was clearly demon- merman, Doran and litis. ias couple of (lays at ^strat^d when Mr. L. Long of the The minutes of the meeting held Kettle Falls, Visiting member# wdcota^: Vhey were deli^ed witH vaudeville'team Long and L?t- Jrfy 1914, were read and on A. A. Lee, Secretary. their StnTFAIIL, MINNESOTA trip and speak highly of the hotel: monde. filed on a claim in the Rap- motion of Alderman .Doran, secsummer Under the Control and Direction of Archbishop Ireland resort. id River district. These folks onded by Alderman Zimmerman, fi STUB EE travel from coast to eo&st. but (?^ewere approved. A CATHOLIC MILITARY COLLEGE ARCHITECT no particular section app^al^d tp., Alderihan Doran moved that Miss Sophia Strand of Winona, Collegiate Commercial Academic^ Preparatory —and— Wash., has been visiting her them so favorably as did Northern John Harrison be granted a libroher, Careful Mental, Moral and Religious Training Superintendent of Construction Swan Strand, for the last Minnesota. Mr. Long returns to cense to sell intoxicating liquors Six Hundred and Eighty Students from Eighteen States Registered week. She is teaching in Wash-,take up his residence ih five• fpr^a term of one year, commencington Office over litis Drug store Last Year. For illustrated catalogue address and expects to re.turn to weeks, his homestead being situ-f August 1st, I9i4 which moWinona Itttenisdoiiil Falls, Minn. Very Rev. H. MOYNIHAN, D. President D., and resume her duties in ated in township 159* range 29 tion was seconded by Alderman a few days. x— [Miner. The yeas and nays being MRS. JANET W. DADE The International Falls band caNed f°r the vote was as follows: MtJSIC TEACHER O E Gibson of Des Moines triP cascades last Yeas, Alderman Jos. V. Keyes, made a to the Iowa, who is spending the sum- 5und^- They seemingly refuted Zimmerman, Doran, and Miner InternatiMal Falls, mer among the lakes and rivers of 'he QW adage wh.ch claims "de- Nays, Alderman F. H. Keyes, Minnesota, was in International la's and dangerous," as on ac- Alderman litis not voting. CHARLES K. SHAND Falls this week. He is decidedly c,oun ,of l,ber»l sprinkling of On motion of Alderman Doran a ARCHITECT pleased with his outing in the,the fa'r sex- case delays seconded by Alderman Jos. V. ln this £lans and specifications for all north country and hopes to come'were Pleasant On account of the Keyes the bond of John Harrison Buildings back again next year. engine going democratic, the Can- retail liquor dealer, in the amount GOLDEN GRAIN BELT BEERS I reach-' $2,0pp.oc) Correspondence Solicited adian beauty spot was not with the American Virginia, ~7"rf T" 'ed till 6 p. m., but on the return Surety company as surety was HARPERS WHISKEY Bert Hele of Brainerd will st^rt trip the motor proved the "come- approved. a flour and feed store in this city. back" theory, as the City of De- On motion of Alderman Doran, ROCK SPRING WATER DR» GEORGE HOEY He has. rented a warehouse close stiny was reached at 12 midnight, seconded by Alderman Jos. V. VETERINARY SURGEON to the tracks and plans to also Naturally, harmony prevailed, Keyes, the following were grantrun —and— an up'-town store by the fall every one reporting a bully good ed chauffeur licenses to drive au- DENTIST He left for Brainerd Monday time. tomobiles for hire: Joe Pogue, night and will return Saturday, |Chas. Tilis, Rube Ursella and R. J. UNDERWOOD & HASSELBARTH, load Agents A CAR LOAD OF GOOD Bennington. COWS FOR SALE) For Sale—Eighty acres of good. On motion of Alderman Doran, International Falb, Minnesota farm land frontage on Rainy lake,| Mr. R. K. Watt of Ray, arrived seconded by Alderman Miner, C. MISS CARRIE ANDERSON near International Falls. Apply jast Monday with a car load of W. Smith was granted a license GRADUATE NURSE to John Hoey. Phone toll 7*^ fine grade milch cows, which he 'to drive his automobile in Inter- —Phot.- No. 217— long and short ring. Interna- A-' purchased 1 in the country south national Falls. 1 1 tional Falls. Adv. July 3°*(of Park Rapids. He is offering On motion of Alderman F. H. Interactional Falls, Minn. BEFORE BUYING YOUR Keyes, seconded by Alderman —x them for sale at from $60 to $100 Doran, the following bills were Mrs. Chas Engbloom gave a each and is meeting with good Butter, Eggs, Fish and Poultry party to about thirty of her success. Mr.-Watt is a goodjalowed: —Get The— neighbors and friends Tuesday judge of stock and is doing a good Santo Sunbino, street labor 11.25 FALLS DECORATING CO. L. Burnett, street labor.$15.00 evening, at her home on sixth thing for this part of the country A. To do your P«mtiac» Papering John Dragaman, street labor and Decorating. We sefl 'btreet. After a short reception by giving those wanting cows 13-5° a few interesting literary tests such reasonable prices. WALL-PAPER and PAINTS 0. M. LARSON- Julius Mountain, street la- ,, Marvin BdUbi /were given to the visitors andj The cows may be seen during bor 13.50 4th Street and Stk Ave. prizes were awarded to Mrs C. the evenings and early mornings rtottal82 'Woodford, Mr. Mrs.'in the pasture opposite the base O. L. Mason, labor at burner 4154th Street Wione 120 Ring 2 Phinney, 11.50 Haddock and Rev. C. H. Blake, ball park."