PROFESSIONAL CARDS yk is for "Krooks" in Ericsburg At The Churches DISTRICT NEWS sure we have plenty. I'm Local and Personal Items (if we tried we could count all of JOHN E BROWN WILDWOOD twenty. —Attorney at Law 8 is for Lilloe, who, in this Mr. Oscar Hanscomb is a Office in the litis Block_ town, does so well. He's the guy turner Fifth Ave. and Second bt.. visitor in Wildwood. Dr. j! F. Peterson returned Wanted. A chance to do any that put the "tel" in hotel. International Falls, Minn. vE. L. Heermance, Pastor I Henry Anderson was a NorthSocial yesterday morning after a two kind of housework or washing. of is for Magnus Erickson Center for the Community, ome caller tl]e„past week. week trip to the twin cities and Apply Phone 273. says far reaching fame Magnus DR. H. H. IHRIG Howard Magladry left for Chicago. business is his middle name. Sunday school at a. m. parts unknown for a few days. Miss Daisy Sullivan is in the 10 x— DENTIST N is for Newly weds whom Church services at 11 a. W. E. Sykes and J. T. OLouvisitors Mrs. J. P. Chance and son returned Northern Minnesota Hospital Office everyone likes When the river over Holler's Confectionery and p. m. Preaching by the ghlin were Northome Monday from their extended with an attack of typhoid-pneumonia. 7:30 is open they will go fishing pike. International Falls, Minn. pastor. There will be special last Thursday. visit with relatives in O is for Ostrander, a Dutchman music by the chorus choir. John Bursack has been to the central Minnesota. v. —-x so gay he lives on a farm Christian Endeavor at Falls attending tc county busiReading —x— Mrs. Geo. F. Swinnerton and F, J. HcPASTLIN 6:30. in the country, they say. room open on Sunday ness for a few days. Catherine McPartlin celebrated daughter Ruth returned Tuesday is for Pete Pettersen whose LAWYER afternoons and on Monday, Wed- Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Taylor are her eighth birthday last from her visit with her folks wedding day is near for matrimonial nesday and Friday evenings, going to give a house warming Office over International Thursday by giving a nice party in Mnneapols. troubles Pete says he's next Friday evening. State Bank ing room ohi Friday evening at to several o| her young friends. no fear. 8 o'clock. Of special value to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Erickson International Falls, Minn. Miss Minnie Mathison of people is for queer—some Sunday school workers but open called on the Banner Park famto Don't fail to see Lew Fields Ericsburg has returned to pursue them are that when you meet OR H. 5. R05ENH0LTZ all who are interested to at- ily Sunday afternoon. fti his greatest stage comedy entitled, her normal department they hate to lift their hat. DENTIST tend I Henry Ettestad left for parts "Old Dutch," in five parts, studies in the High School. is for Rube Bolyn who lives The scout patrol will assemble unknown for a few days, but we Office over litis Drug Store at the Grand next Sunday evening. here in town he imagines himself at the church on Saturday have made a guess as to where Office Phone: Einar Stubee returned Monday 245 some sort of clown. it was. afternoon at 1 Res. *Phone: evening to his studies in '.30. 274 S is for Scoglunds, a jolly good A. J. Porter and son Harry International Falls' Minn. Mrs. John Olson of Cook was architecture at the State Univer-vacation »et they're the happiest people FIRST METHODIST went to Northome and brought here Friday making settlement with his home folks. that you ever met. EPISCOPAL CHURCH G. F. SWINNERTON home a four horse load of supplies for cars of pulpwood he has —x— 230 is for Ted Enke, a handsome last Saturday. M. D., C. M. Street, Corner ot 10th Ave. 5th shipped this winter to the M. & Mr. John Schubert, one of the young gent on himself and the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON C. H. Blake, Pastor The April meeting of the Wildwood earliest settlers and most successful O. Power Co. girls he spends every cent. Farmers Club was held at "The Down-Town Church" Eyes examined and glasses fitted ——x— farmers in the Big Fork is for you who are reading the hoe of A. J. Porter in Plum Office over Empress Theatre Valley was a business visitor to Mrs. L. H. Nord and boys returned this line I hope you will Service at Ranier tonight, 7 -45- Creek. Bad roads is no obstacle International Falls- Minn. Tuesday from St. Paul our city yesterday. laugh and say they are fine. at 8 P. M. to keep us farmers away from where they have been visiting is for Vilven, a Johnny Bull Mrs. C. H» Blake will have. the club meeting. Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE with the Senator during the Mr. Allen Shearer of Birchdale right says he'll cross the ocean charge of the Epworth Devotional Mrs. Charles Christianson came Easter vacation. spent yesterday in this city, the Germans to fight. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON in Saturday to visit her parents nert Sunday evening. on his way to see his father who —x— W is for Watson who lives by Office over litis Drug Store Sermon subjects for next Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gus Carlson, and Two prominent citizens have is seriously ill at their home the river I hope when he reads Phone 11 to get her children who have will be—morning, "That purchased the latest model, fully town in lower Michigan. this that he wont shiver. which makes a God weep." Evening, been here. for a few days. She Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching equipped "Metz" car from the 25 Now I cannot make rhyme has just returned from Rochester "Wild Grapes." The High School graduating International Machine Co. of our with Z, X, or Y, so let's give where Mr. Christianson hid Services next Sunday as follows city. Watch for the arrival of exercises will be held June DR. J. F. PETERSON three cheers for our little town undergone a serious operation Sabbath school, a. m. 10 the machines and see who the State Superintendent Schultz that's dry. DENTIST Public worship, 11 a. m. and but came through all right. Her 7:30 lucky ones are. will deliver the commencement Mrs. C. Adams. father took her to Northome p. m. Epworth devotional, Office over International 6:45 —x— address. Sunday. Slate Bank m. Ranier Sabbath school, p. m. 3 See the window display of Mr. Hilding Lugdahl, having U. The W. T. will meet LITTLEFORK and VICINITY International Falls, Minn. ladies' spring waists, the latest All that is needed to start the completed a new house on his with Mrs. C. H. Blake at the styles, which are sold in the Base Ball schedule of games is land in the north part of the PHINNEY fk CAMPBELL parsonage next Tuesday afternoon. cities for $1.50, can be bought the willingness of other teams to town, came down and invited LAWYERS J. W. Slawson of Bemidji is Saturday only, for each at face the one Manager litis and 98s Miss Sena Ettestad to journey We extend to you a cordial tuning pianos in town this week. Burtons Department Store. Over International State Bank Secretary Wiley are organizing. invitation to attend thet Down- with him to International Falls Miss Leah LaChappelle left International Falls, Minn. —-x— They came back last Wednesday Town Church. Sunday night for Big Falls from Attorney Aad A. Tone of in ladies' The latest styles and are now keeping home on wi„ Northome was a professional where she go to Bemidji and spring waists will be on sale at Cannot Fish With Line. Caldwell Brook. No use batch-Kelliher friends. W. E. LAWRENCE t0 visit visitor to our city Tuesday. He is Burton's Department Store at mg in this land of plenty Here fe. Mr and Mrs E E Griffith THE REXALL STORE authority for the statement that only on Saturday only. They 98c There is one ^ame law which Lugdah'i turned home Thursday morning. land values in the vicinity of his International Falls, Minn are sold in the big cities for $1.50 is not familiar to many residents, the best of everything, Deputy Sheriff was in town on home village have increased in x— the of the state, and that is the one| "The question of hauling I business last Thursdav. value per acre since conditions $5.00 H. STUBEE Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Snyder, making it illegal to use a hook1 seed grain out was taken up andi have been improved, by Mrs Geo French returned returned Monday from their visit for fishing during April. Game was finally let by bids to the Bemidjj Wednesday morn- ARCHITECT the abolition of the saloon in that frQm to the Panama. expositions, Warden Bailey said that the lowest bidder, Ole Nelson get- a two weeks visit in after territory. and California. They report the finest spearing of pickerel, suckers, ting the contract at per cwt. 40c 4 4 itf 4 4 4 4 I A 4 4 A 4 A A A Superintendent of Construction kind of a time and are very red horse, carp and bull heads is The question of the best way C* The Lutheran Ladies' Aid met Liveryman Joseph Jones of Office over litis Drug Store favorably impressed with that for the club to compete with allowed. with Mrs. Nils Muus last Friday. the prosperous village of Northomewas International Falls, Minn. other clubs at the County Fair western country. The Comunity Club was entertained here yesterday, and, was talked over. H. I. Magladry —x— Herman-Wilson Wedding. at the school house Friday after transacting his business, was made an honorary member DR. 6E0RGE HOEY Prof. Vancura has orderec night by the school commit{tee. acted as though he begrudged of the club. Mr. Porter gave a George Henry Herman and several incubators for use in A good crowd enjoyed the VETERINARY SURGEON the time necessary for him to talk on co-operation, Mr. Ma- hatching chickens in connection Miss Blanche Wilson, both very program, after which refresh- spend away from his prosperity. and gladry on making the: rural popular young people of our with the studies of the agricultural were served DENTIST Nothing like the feeling, to be schools more efficient. The nQxt department of our. public city were married at the Methodist A Misses Anderson and Munroe Phone 41 back to onfcs home town. Joe. meeting will be held at the home eggs will be set and the chickens Parsonage last Sunday (returned Sunday evening from TT International Falls, Minn of H. G. Taylor on May ist. t» afternoon at four o'clock, Rev. r\i at or Baudette where they spent A the C. A. Yernberg, of Internat- will be given to the pupils interional A Ole Nelson went to Northome C. H. Blake performing the cere- son.wfcm lu nuu""luc vacation. Falls, spent Friday in the ested in poultry raising. W. F. Turner was best Su"da'' returne/ *lon-| Mr. mony. W. F. Turner was best last and Mr. Magladry, principal of the BAD ACCIDENT village looking after his business man man and and Miss Miss Violet Violet M. M. Turner Turner .near *on ea^'. Wildwood school visited Princi- a interests. Mr. Yeahiberg is in- Sheriff Thomas P. White has bridesmaid. Mr. Herman goes to f' barle-v a"d grass^seeds for bridesmaid. Mr. Herman goes to Davis oyer Sund generously offered to assist the The many friends of Theodore terested in the Crosby Meat Co., the sunng seeding. Oats and ,, Dujuth this week where he has Mrs. Frank Lucas returned in Twedt were shocked Friday which also owns the Border ladies of the Civic League a barley are pedigreed seed from ,u ... accepted a new position. ?. Tuesday from a months visit afternoon of last week by the Wholesale Meat and Grocery Co.!. their plans for six playgrounds tt ti the University farm at St. Paul ... ,J at-Minnea- with her son Reg, near news that most of his left hand business at International Falls, for the children by having the and the wheat, timothy and al- p0jjg New Family at Fire Hall. •Crosby Crucible. 1 jail crew clear the lots and otherwise had been nearly cut off by a saw. syke clover came from a fanner Mrs. Fred Getchell has been —--x—' preare them for use before Dave McFarlane is the proud Q)kato, while the medium While the young man was near quite sick the past week. Inventor G. A. Oveson has the summer vacation possessor of a prize winning re(j clover came from near. working at the planing mill Mesdames Griffith and Hale just finished remodeling the —x—• family of five Airedale Terriers.. Brainerd. A11 highclass in germ-! about three o'clock in the afternoon, entertained the Babtist Ladies' the back of his hand fell city incinerator plant which he The bitch is "Bigley Bulah" and "purity. Nearly The Curtis Publishing Co. $80 4 ination who won the fii*st prize at the wee^ Friday, at the installed three years ago and which issues the Ladies' Home Upon a revolving rip saw and in I worth was sent for through the q{ (he Canadian Industrial Exhibition at' -an uP°n U. instant four of the bones of which he received his Journal, The Country Gentleman secretary Miss Bertha Hale, who spent Winnipeg last season, sired by the palm, including all but the S. patents. While the original and the Saturday Evening Post last week with her parents, returned "Bad Land Riot" who is a registered •one extending from the little plant has given good service,[has sent Mr. S. N. Rubin an infinger, ERICSBURG to International Falls dog owned by New York were completely severed. I he believes the remodeled and vitation to the convention Sunday morning to be present one kennel club and has a famous The cut extends from a point I improved one will give still their district agents at the St A is for Adams, in Ericsburg' when school began Monday. 4 near the knuckle of the third better satisfaction pedigree of great length. Paul Hotel, with car fare and al Littlefork School Notes. The sire of "Bigley Bulah" is we have three, and they are the' linger to the joint connecting the —x— other expenses paid, as a token 4 The senior Domestic Science a prize winning pedigreed dog boys for you and for me. metacarpal bone to the wrist. City Attorney and Mrs. F. J. of their appreciation of his gooc D. Fortunately the skin of the McPartlin are in Washington from England named "Clipstone is for Barton, both Ralph and class will serve dinner at eight services to them. palm and a large blood vessel C. where he is trying an appeal First Shot" and was awarded Ray, when the sun shines they o'clock next Friday evening to case before the United States the Board of Education and the which feeds the severed portion second prize at the Chicago dog certainly make hay. The State Council of the Supreme Court for John Kennedy. of the hand remained, which show last summer. The price is for Chas. Johnson whose School Faculty Knights of Columbus have arranged Before their return they gives hope of saving the mem- paid by the present owners of nickname is Gin pole, everyone! Friday evening, April23, Miss"Clipstone" a free lecture course to be knows he's a good natured soul. Munroe, Wyman and Ander- ber, The wound was bandaged. will spend several days visiting given in our city. The first lectas was es $1500. quickly as possible and a rig the larger cities and places of Ure was the one given last night The new pups are selling for for Dr. Pearson who lives Sive their cantata at the son wil1 "\vas arranged for which took the ea^h and all are sold but one. down the track. Is he a good Dr? Eagles' Hall. The Gem Opera special interest in the east. This by Prof. Edward M. Lehnerts on $25 Injured man to the Northern is a fine trip for them, and their Well I guess he's a crackerjack. Coo will give two educational Minnesota and its resources. The Minnesota Hospital. A very delicate many friends hope they will have THE CONCERT ORCHESTRA E is for Erickson—I mean just re^ls. Admission will be and next will be given on May 25 18th operation was performed an enjoyable time. Gust.If you don't pay your bills cents. by Hon. Peter Collins of Boston Last Monday the concert orchestra connecting" the tissues. Feeling he does certainly cuss. Mass., who was formerly a member rendered an unusually and color are coming back to the The lecture on Minnesota and is for Fred Stearns, a logger of the Industrial Commission fine program at the Grand Opera Wanted to purchase,—A small her resources by Prof. Edward parts that were cut away, and at you know he is the chap that and the National Secretary oj: House. It was well received by launch hull 18 or feet long. 20 this writing all are very hopeful. M. Lehnerts at the city hall last makes lots of Dough. the Electrical Workers Union the rather small but appreciative Apply at Press Office. evening under the auspices of is for Gust Holm, a wprthy His lecture will be against Soc audience. Every part was well For rent. A good seven room A good supply of Dennison's the K. of C. lodge, was probably ialism. good man for every good cause rendered and much credit is due house with good garden and fast color doilies, napkins, dinner the best of its kind ever given in he does all that he can. Announcements of other lectures each performer, especially to »ets, crepe paper and dinner poultry house, South Internation- this city. M. Lehnerts is an enthusiastic is for Hagen who lives on in this course will be made Mrs. Sorenson, who played accompaniaments favors at the Press Stationery talker on the great Front"Street^"at*violin "playing ial Falls- will'sel1 monthly later. or on to every selection Store. possibilities of this glorious he cannot be beat. pay,"ents' rent' same as Box except the readings, and must and is probably the best I is for—well, I guess that State, "Ah wus thinkinV' said Rastus have given a great deal of time or one "I wonder why it is," said posted man on its resourcefulness. means me I'm happy as a lark,j ForSale— Acres close to Johnsing, "what a nice, peaceful-laike at the many rehearsals that must 40 Uncle Eben, "that advice never He is a fine speaker and illustrated world dis here universe have been necessary. She is a arid the same to ye. International Falls. Fronts on R. seems real convincin* Unless de his lecture by a goodly is for John Fitz-Gerald, who R. Cheap for cash, or will sell would a been if it wasn't fine pianist and enters enthusiastically man dat gives it talks slow wif number of beautiful, impressive fer de movements of de human from Ireland hails he is the man part cash, balance to suit. Apply into the musical ambitions a deep bass voice.'' and good pictures. under jaw." of the-younger set.. that assorts all our mails. Press Office.