«^sgjp| if** '?•$&% Jjr* I v~ ^--^v.-. wmmww^m INTERNATIONAL "FALLS PRESS Mt S. RO0KVHOLTZ ••A POSTMASTERS TO GET LESS DISTRICT NEWS I DENTIST AT THE CHURCHES Office over litis Drug Store First and Second Class Offices in WILDWOOD Minnesota to Suffer Salary Office phone: 245. Cut Res. phone: 274. A very merry Christmas to you Get your typewriter supplies at Mrs. R. C. Fraser returned and "Peace on Earth, to Men Washington, Dec. 16.—Salariei Tuesday, from Rochester, much a r. HiiiiMMi—, M.D., CM. the Press office. of Good Will." of several presidential postmast* 5th Street, Corner of 10th Ave. improved in health. Miss Zora Porter returned Friday ers in Minnesota will be reduced E. L. Heermance, Pastor FhfMam ami SurgM Miss Hazel Scribner goes to from International Falls, next year. By a vote of 10 to Social Center for the Community. Start the New Year right— &y*a Examined and glasses fitted Gemmell tonight to spend Christmas. where. she has' been attending the house postoffice committee get some of those nifty photos Qfk« over Rmttell'i Dept. store school, to spend the Christmas has adopted the resolution of Christmas afternoon, vesper from Eastm&n Bros., over ^the holidays with her parents. 7 fals, Postmaster General A. S. Burleson service at 4:30, by candle-light. Press office:—Phone 214. Mr. Magladery left for Birchdale, Miss Barrett of the county superintendent's for a rearrangement of the There will be special music, and ft CAMPBELL Friday, to spend his Christmas office force goes to salary table. everyone is invited. LAWYflU Lawrences's Drug Store has received vacation with his father. her home at Staples for the holidays. Throughout the country some a" large consignment of H. G. Taylor made a trip to Imt of the postmasters now drawing International lliti Seek Sunday services: Bible school war revenue stamps for one Martin Knopp's in Pine Top, the maximum of $6,000 a year will eighth to one and one-half denomination. at 10 a. m. Morning worship at Wednesday. Mr. Pete Hanson is confined to to have their compensation cut 11. The pastor will speak on The Northome visitors this his home, because of being badly $4,000 others to $4,500, some $5,* "The Social note in the Lord's week were: Arthur and Alfred W. K. LAWIUUVCS shaken up in an accident with his Some The electric street lights at 000 and some to $5,500. Prayer." Evening worship at Dahlgren, Harry Porter, John rig, the first of the week. advanced Ranier have made a great improvement stay at $6,000, and a few are 7:30. The theme will be appropriate THE KXXALL STORK Bursack and Jens Skibnesse. to the town. Many of to $8,000 a year. to the closing of the Mr. and Mrs. J. T. O'Loughlin Miss Phyllis Sullivan returned the homes already have the lights be year: "Time and Eternity." A The greatest reduction will called at Taylor's Saturday evening. in and the others are following home Sunday from the normal warm, bright building and a cordial made in postoffices in the second 'suit as fast as the work can be school at Superior, Wis., to spend Dr. JElfltEK PERRY CHANCE welcome. class. At present the postmasters Snow! And just in time to \3one. Christmas with her parents at the Physician and Surgeon give us a white Christmas. in those offices receive salaries county poor farm. Reading room open each evening, Last Tuesday evening our ranging from $2,000 !to $2,900. Office over litis Drug store Superintendent P. B. Smith of and on Sunday afternoon county agent D. B. Jewell and Phone 11 the M., & W. Ry., made a "flying" the "1 he committee amendment to Miss A. E. Shelland, county from 2:3o to 5 :oo. C. E. Brown of the Crookston Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching trip to the Sunny South, last superintendent of ischools, left postoffice appropriation bill will agricultural college gave a very International Pais, Minn. week and surprised his many for Ada, last night, to spend the provide for only two salaries. All interesting talk at the school Gymnasium, classes omitted this friends by returning with a fair holidays with her brother, Dir. house. Mr. Brown is an expert week. Next week the junior who are getting over $2,000 and and buxom bride from Memphis, Dr. J. F. PETERSON Shelland, and his family. Tennessee. They are now comfortably on poultry and showed us by boys and girls and the senior boys under $2,500 will receive $2,000, DENTIST settled in their new home blackboard sketches how the kind will meet as usual. Gymnasium and those drawing $2,500 will receive Office over International in the former Konk residence on Little Keith McDonald is the of houses should be built for open to the boys as a playroom on $2,000, and those drawing State Bank Fifth Avenue. May they live proud possessor of his first pair of chickens in this northern country. Sunday afternoon after 3 o'clock. International Falls, Minn. long and be happy all the time. than more than $2,500 and less suspenders, which he is going to Mr. Jewell gave us a talk on the $3,000 will get $2,500. wear on Christmas day with that dairy cows' feed, showing us by Hobby club on Tuesday evening A community Christmas tree DR. H. H. IHRIG new suit his aunt Nellie is making figures on the blackboard how open to all young women. was staged at the acnool house at DENTIST for him. much grain roots and clover hay MORTGAGE rOBECLOSVBE SAAB Ranier by Prof. Carl Peterson and and the estimated acres of land Office over Holler's confectionery Miss Underwood, last Thursday SOUTH BETHLEHEM the Whereas default has occurred In it would take to produce that feed Ditch Engineer A. B. Herrell conditions of a certain mortgage, executed evening. Rev. C. H. Blake gave International Falls, Minn. Town Hall, Holler's Addition. for a balanced ration for six cows. and delivered by M. D. Stoner and returned yesterday from a week's Mc» a short address, besides the Gertrude Stoner, his wife, and Peter It was a very profitable as well inspection of the judicial ditch to Hugh, mortgagors, to W. L«. Brooks, splendid program given by the Sunday school on Sunday at mortgagee, upon the following described F. J. MePARTLIN be dug between Gemmell and Red as an *iiVterestingi meeting and real property situate in the County of school children. Santa Claus appeared 2:30. We broke the record again Koochiching and State of Minnesota drew a large crowd as usual. Lake. LAWYER described as follows: at the close of the program last Sunday with an attendance of the The southwest quarter (SW^) north* Office over International and distributed a sack of HAPPYLAND northeast quarter (NE^4) and the of 47. southeast Abstracts and titles to all property west quarter (NWi4) of the candy to every child present. the State Bank quarter (SE%) of section ten (10) south* in Koochiching county furnished northeast quarter (NE%) of the IiteHMtMMl Falls, (Too late for last week.) twenty east quarter (SE ^4) of section on short notice by the FIRST METHODIST of the BANQUET IN HONOR OF (20), and the west half (W%) Mr. C. G. Griffith is now a resident the southwest quarter (SW%) and Koochiching county Abstract Co., EPISCOPAL CHURCH REAR ADMIRAL BEATTY south* southeast quarter (SE%) of the GEO S. LANGLAND of Littlefork, having moved twenty, official abstractors, International west quarter (SW^4) of section Corner Fifth Ave. and Second St. hundred his family into town last Thursday. one (21), all in Township one LAWYER Falls, Minn.—Adv. tf twenty-seven A sumptuous banquet was given C. H. Blake, Pastor fifty-two (152) of Range (27)— last night at the 4Rex hotel in the Office over International lSThe Down-Town Church" Which said mortgage bears date Several from here and Littlefork 26th day of June, 1906, and was record* honor of Rear Admiral F. E. Mr. and Mrs. Harding Blake State Bank Deeds ed In the office of the Register of and other places in the county the 'Beatty, U. S. N., under the auspices of Itasca County, Minnesota, on and family left Monday evening International FaHs, Minn. a. m. attended the judicial ditch We wish for you a very joyous 31st day of July, 1906, at 9 o'clock of Koochiching lodge No. and over the M. & I. for Big Falls, in book of Mortgages on page 372, Christmas. hearing, at International Falls, he due 270, A. F. & A. M., of our city, Whereas there is claimed to notice where they will spend the Christmas and is due at the date of this JOHN H. BROWN Appropriate orchestral selections the 10th. Matters of much interest Service at Ranier tonight, iupon said mortgage and the note therein holidays with Mrs. Blake*s were rendered under the described the sum of One thousand olift Attorney at Law came up for. discussion. Ditch (Thursday) at 7:45. ($1120.00) Hundred and Twenty dollars parents. They have been visiting leadership of Prof. Harold Wilson, Of and no action or proceeding at law No. 3 was finally accepted from Ranier Sabbath school meets Office in the litis Block here with Mr. Blake's brother in equity, has been instituted to recover while the following courses the contractors. There are several the same. at 3 p. m. Sundays. International Falls, Mnn. Methodist parsonage. given, at the were being served: Now therefore, notice is hereby culverts to be put in yet, sale that by virtue of the power of The Bjble qlass in 'the Sabbath Menu. pursuant contained in said mortgage, and but these will be placed, we understand, and school continues to grow to the statute in such case made Tomato Boullion R. S. McDonald, one of the be fore* KOOCHICHING CAMP provided, said mortgage will under the Elwell road therein Giant Celery Queen Olives in interest and numbers. closed, and the real property Koochiching county commissioners, NO. 7602 contract. of described will be sold by the sheriff public Services next Sunday at usual: Koochiching County, Minnesota, at spent last evening in Bemidji. M. meets first and third Mr. jjohnson, the ditch road W. A. for Crimped Rainy Lake Whitefish vendue, to the highest bidder Sabbath school £0 a. m. Mr. McDonald is an old time resident Court cash, at the front door of the man, is making an ice road to Sauce Chambord of each month. Falls, Tuesdays Full House, in the City of International Public worship 11 a. m. and 7:30 of International Falls and on Koochiching County, Minnesota, Potatoes, Long Branch Happyland, using the ditch part Attendance requested. Visiting Saturday, the 6th day of February, 1918, p. m. Evening service begins is one of its most prominent and of the way. that at two o'clock in the afternoon of neighbors welcome. attorney'sthenwill with song service. influential busiess men.—Bemidji day, to pay the amount which Fried Young Spring Chicken Mr. Massey, who is now domiciled be due on said mortgage, and Pioneer. on Toast The Sunday school Romp will fee of fifty dollars, as stipulated to be 1 in the Erickson house, and fore* paid in said mortgage in case of be tomorrow (Friday) evening. fore* M. B. A. has purchased considerable state closure, together with the costs of closure. County Auditor and Mrs. L. H. Mashed Potatoes 7:30 is the hour when the band timber, has a few crews already 1914. Dated this 19th day of December, International Lodge No. 2303 _t Qi^o/4 Sifted Early June Peas W. L. BBOOKS, Slocum returned Monday morning begins to play. 9:30 the latest at work. We understand the Mortgagee. jneets in Kane's hall every second OBAKA1K X. TOBBAVOS, hour for homegoing. Parents from a visit with relatives in men are doing piece work, and Attorney for Mortgagee. Wine and fourth Tuesday in each Wadena and theTwin Cities. are invited to come with the children. 24-F. 4, are "shaking" themselves. Bemidji, Minnesota. month While boarding the train at Mr. W. J. Charters is putting Asparagus Salad Visiting members welcome. Brainerd Mrs. Slocum slipped and up quite a substantial log building There was a splendid response WOOD! WOOD! A. A. Lee, Secretary. broke her ankle. She was at Newburg of Lobster, en Croustade at the station—stated to be to the Sabbath school Christmas once taken to the N. P. Hospital for general purposes. Mr. Massey fund and we all say thank you. H. STUBEE Neapolitan Ice Cream where the fractured ankle was' is also putting up quite a We invite you to attend the set. ARCHITECT building for an office and wareroom. No. 18 Round Oak Heater, $12.00 Down-Town church next Sunday Assorted Cake —and— No. 9 Steel Range, $20.00 which will be the last Sunday of Superintendent of Construction Mr. C. A. Christiansen, who The old, old question of side No. 8 Steel Range, $16.00 1914. Make it the best Sunday. Fancy Brick Cheese left here three months ago to track facilities at Happyland station, Common Cook Stoves $9 to $12.00 Make it the beginning of a better Office over litis Drug store was a lively one for discussion visit his folks near Rochester, returned Camp Stoves with Pipe, $2.00 International Falls, Minn. life, better things, and better service Salted Wafers this morning. Soon after Monday morning, when Dry Birch and Poplar Wood, for the kingdom of God, Roadmaster Mills stopped off for he left here he was taken seriously Demi-Tasse Mixed, One Half of Each, $5.00 which means man's kingdom too. DR. GEORGE HOEY ill so that it was necessary for an inspection and to learn what Dry Poplar Wood, $3.25 to $4.00 VETERINARY SURGEON Cigars him to undergo serious operations is needed. He promises the most FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH in satisfactory solution possible, under —and— the Rochester hospital for Lemons, Per Dozen 30c This choice menu was followed Third Street Corner Ninth Ave. stomach trouble. We are pleased the circumstances for the DENTIST Onions, $1.25 Per Bushel by eloquent and appropriate after to report that he has almost entirely general public, and the several Phone 41 dinner addresses: New Sanr Kraut, Per Quart "Peace-makers or Peace-breakers" 5c recovered but will need to individual interests represented. ^International Falls, Address of Welcome—Judge Mum. is the subject for the morning take unusually good care of himself The new ditch for this vicinity, Geo. S. Langland, W. M. EVERYTHING AT BED sermon next Sunday. this winter. petition for which was circulated MISS CARRIE ANDERSON "Our Country and President," "White Lies and Black Lies" is ROCK PRICES the past summer, is designated Dr. Geo. F. Swinnerton. GRADUATE NURSE the subject of the evening sermon. Response, Rev. Claude C. as judicial ditch No. 26, and is It is with much pleasure that See Our ALUMINUM WARE —Phone No. 287-— Thompson. advertised for first hearing Jan. we welcome home for Christmas "Jesus, the World's Savour and International Falls, Minn. "Our Navy," Dr. M. E. Withrow. 12th. S. E. THOMPSON & SON the following students from our King, is the subject of the Bible city, who are taking courses in Mr. Almquist, the lath man, has school. Response, Rear Admiral F. E. -i the higher institutions of learning a crew getting out lath bolts and Get The Beatty. Morning service at a. m. Einar Stubee, Earl Pendergast, logs east of his place. Au Revoir, Mayor, W. V. Kane. FALLS DECORATING CO. Evening service 7130 p. m. Wayne Burdick, and Roy "The Claim Jumpers" are hibernating Seventy-five persons were present To do your Painting, Papering Everybody sings at this service. PATENTS Martin from the University of at the Falls, while some and a very pleasant time was Come and have a good time with and Decorating. We sell Minnesota. James Watson from one does the work of taking out TRADE-MARKS enjoyed. us. WALL-PAPER and PAINTS COPYRIGHTS Carlton college, Northfield David timber for them, and the county Bible school at 10 a. m. Qasses Marvin BuOdhig New Mill Superintendent. Liljeblad from Pillsbury Academy furnishes, as usual, the "coin of 4th Street and 5th Ave. for all. ^Bi at Fairbault and Miss Patricia George Church has received the the Realm" to "make the mare Phone 182 Roumanian service 3 p. m. Send model, or sketch and Lynch, from the Conservatory of appointment as superintendent of go. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. description for preliminary Last month sneak thieves were Music at Grand Forks, N. D, the International Lumber Company "Watch-night" social on Tuesday examination. Book containing quite busy in this vicinity. They mills at this village and the SIX PER CENT MONEY eve at 9 o'clock. If you want over 200 mechanical DESIRABLE RESIDENCE broke into J. W. Hilliard's house Falls. He entered upon his duties Loans may be obtained for 8 a good time and profitable one movements sent free on request. PROPERTY FOR SALE and stole several saws, and other last Friday. As Mr. Church «ny purpose on acceptable come and help us help the Old tools, besides some clothing. is an experienced mill man and Year out and the New Year in. 8 REAL ESTATE Security Andrew Haugen's places were also A. F. JBallbach, Pastor. comes highly recommended it is Eight rooms and bath, two 8 Liberal Privileges and cor- 8 W. N. Roach, Jr., Attorny broken into, and ransacked a believed that the mills will continue large glassed in porches, excellent 8 respondence solicited. 8 and Counsellor at Law, gun, tools and bedding being taken. under an era of successful hot water heating plant, electric A. AGENCY SWEDISH LUTHERAN Mechanical A Electrical The windows of the Bestland operation. He will make his lights, large lot and well fenced 7$8 Gas A Electrict BMg. 8 CHURCH ipifl house have also been taken. Mr. home at the Falls and was a visitor attractive yard. Price low and 8 Denver, Colorado 8 McGiD Bmkfing, Hilliard offers $10.00 reward for terms easy. Best bargain in at the local plant yesterday to 4§ Pierce BMg. Cottier 6th St. and 7th Ave. Washington, D. G» evidence leading to conviction of familiarize himself with the situation.-—Spooner town. Enquire at 920 Third St. 8 St. Louis, Mo. 8 P. O. Hanson, Pastor. those breaking into his place. or phone No. 50. 2t-Di7 News. ,, k, Xfhi#bfJx4- it '4