Home of Washington MASCOT PROFESSIONAL CARDS Rochester.—Rochester is enjoying By J. Jones a "jitney" war, the result of rO MATTRESSES A pretty little story of visits which has reduced the regular cabby JOHN H. BROWN and taxi fare about the city to Mount Vernon on the Potomac from 25 cents passenger to 6 Ada—The dates for the Norman "impressions and sentiments —Attorney at Law cents. county fair have been decided upon like yours and mine," explains SLEEP ON A Office in the litis Block The operation of an auto bus .The fair will be held July 5, 6 and 7, the author tothose who have seen about the city with a fare of 10 a Season when farmers are not rushed International Falls,' Minn. our country's, greatest shrine. cents caused the regular taxis and with their work. hacks to make the fight. The auto Winona.—James Hennessy, aged 22, Bound in colonial blue and buff bus has met the 5-cent rate. of Winona, met death near Rochestei DR. H. H. IHFIG with hand illumined' cover design, .* when a North Western train cut oil and colonial ribbon book AND MASCOT MATTRESSES both of his legs and one arm. He liv« DENTIST mark, profusely illustrated with SERVED 27 YEARS AS JUDGE FOR 30 NIGHTS ed until his mother reached him. Office over Holler's Confectionery handsome halftones and pen Red Wing.—Arthur Pierce was nonv International Falls, Minn. inated as candidate for mayor at th| Duluth Jurist at Is Still Hard drawings, it is a dainty and Thats the only way you can appreciate its city election. The name of Majoi Worker and Never Misses a -.•••• valuable reminder that will instantly supreme comfort and restfulness. Oscar Seebach was presented at th Court Session. appeal to every person F. I McPARTLIN primaries but the ticket was defeated, who has been to Mount Vernon, Yomi- money you want. Little Falls.—The graduating clasa Duluth.—Judge Josiah D. Ensign, $2 back if LAWYER of the Little Falls high school will rears of age, has begun his twentyseventh while to those who have not wear uniform caps and gowns. Th« year as judge of the district Office over International had that good fortune this ciever innovation is for the purpose of reduo court. He is the senior member o! happy little story of our beloved State Bank ing the expense for dress. The cap* the St. Louis county bench and bar, George and Martha gives a and gowns will gray material. International Falls, Minn. but is as hard a worker as his juniors b9 Qf Fergus Falls.—A prairie fire swept and never missed a session of the clearer view of their colonial over a wire area of prairie 14 milei 2ourt except when on his annual vacation. DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ home, which is today the pride west of here. Dozens of haystacki of Virginia and of the Nation. DENTIST were burned and the loss will amount Judge Ensign was appointed to the KEYES' FURNITURE STORE As a souvenir or gift book, Office over litis Drug Store to several hundred dollars. Several bench on April 16, 1889, and has been buildings were threatened but wer for young or old there is nothing elected each time his term has expired Office Phone: 245 saved by hard work. ever since. Prior to his appointment, to approach the elegance of Res. Phone: 274 MASCOT Luverne.—A score of new residen he was county attorney, and was this little volume, and it will International Falls' Minn. ces are in course of construction and twice mayor of Duluth in the early ADJUSTABLE make on feel more like a patriotic plans are being made for the ere© days. Ab tion of several more. opera housi G. F. SWINNERTON American to possess it. BED-SPRING He was born In Erie county, N. "ft, to cost upwards of 150,000 is in proo M. D., C. M. May 14, 1833, but was reared and received NOW BEING PRINTED ess of construction, and every carpen his common .school and academic PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Send $1.00 for a copy to be ter in town has all the work he can education in Ashtabula, Ohio, to Eyes examined and glasses fitted delivered to your address do. at which place his parents moved when Winona.—A new enterprise which ii Easter. Offiice over Empress Theatre he was six years Qf age. He was admitted to be established here is a day nursery International Falls* Minn. to the bar in 1857, and that U. S. Press Association, to be conducted by the Margaret Simp COMPETENT JUDGES year was elected clerk of court ol Bond Building, son home. Mrs. H. J. Cook wijtl bfl Ashtabula county, serving six years. Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE matron in charge. Children from babies Washington, D: C. He came to Minnesota in 1869 and to up to school age will be looked Duluth in 1870. Special Note: Mr. Jones is the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON after during the day for a fee of Washington representative of cents, this including the serving ol Office over litis Drug Store PRAISES MINNESOTA BUTTER the Press, and if you will state noonday luncheon. OF DAILY NEWSPAPERS Phone 11 Slayton.—Fire destroyed property that you are a reader of this U. S. Navy Paymaster Issues Certificates on the farm of Frank Koob, five inilei Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching paper, a autographed copy of the as to Quality of Hutchinson southwest of here, valued at about SAY THAT THE first edition will be furnished on Creameries' Product. $4,500. A large barn, granary, ma» the regular order. DULUTH HERALD DR. J. F. PETERSON chine shed and hen house were burn* Hutchinson.—The two Hutchinson ed, together with harness, machinery, DENTIST creameries, the Farmers' Co-operative about $1,500 worth of grain, eight and the Hutchinson Produce company, horses and five oattle. The cause ol Office over International which last year filled large contracts the fire is not known. ... State Bank for butter for the United States navy, Mankato.—Local arrangements an have received from Paymaster S. McGowan International Falls, Minn nearly completed for the annual meeting of the navy noteworthy certificates of the Second District Federation IS THE BEST II THE lORTHWIST TRADE-MARKS as to the quality of their products. PHINNEY ft CAMPBELL of Women's clubs, May 6 and 7. A All of the 200,000 pounds of butter COPYRIGHTS large attendance from different parti LAWYERS furnished the navy scored 95 or of the district by prominent club women Send for sample copy and you will tay the tame. Send sketch, or model and description better. Samples were taken from numerous is expected. The general them* Over International State Bank for free search. churnings by the government for discussion will be "Closer Co-opei Book containing over 200 mechanical International Falls, Minn movements sent free upon request. inspector who spent a season here. ation Between the Home and the MAILED DAILY, THRU NINTHS FID DIE DDILM School." These samples nine months later were WM. N. ROACH, Jr. all found to not only score better than ATTO N EY-AT-LA W Bemidji.—A. L. Schideler, the Grand W. E. LAWRENCE MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL Forks real estate man, wins the distinction 93, but Paymaster McGowan says of ADDRESS:—HERALD, DULUTH, MINN. EXPERT of being the first summei them: "The butter shows a slight improvement McGill Building Washington, D. C. THE REXALL STORE in flavor and considerable visitor in the suburbs of Bemidji thia International Falls, Minn year as he has already moved his family improvement in its appearance. The judges stated that it would be difficult to their summer quarters at La at this time of the year to purchase vinia. Many others will arrive soon H. STUBEE on the New York market butter and by June 1 it is expected that all having such fine quality and that it is Grand Forks Bay and all the other su ARCHITECT remarkable that it should retain its burbs of Bemidji will be filled. and fresh, sweet flavor after nine months Faribault—The dates for holding in storage." the state Elks' convention have been Superintendent of Construction changed from Monday and Tuesday, Office over litis Drug Store June 14 and 15, to Thursday and Friday, Drowns in Mississippi River. International Falls, Minn June 17 and 18. An attempt is Minneapolis, Minn.—John -Carlson being made to raise an automobili was drowned in the Mississippi DR. GEORGE HOEY delegation from Brainerd, little Falls, river near Thirty-fifth street: While Fergus Falls, Willmar and St. Cloud, policemen searched for his body they which will join a similar delegation located' the body of another man/ believed VETERINARY SURGEON INCINERATOR from Minneapolis and St. Paul. to have been in the water several and Welcome.—Two Iowa men speeded months. A third body, supposed DENTIST around the village recklessly and ran to he that of a woman, also was seen Phone 41 down a hotel waitress, injuring her in the river. THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING badly. When arrested, they became With four other men, Carlson set International Falls, Minn insolent, and the. officers had difficulty out for an early morning fishing trip. ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. in protecting them from the wrath ol When the party reached an island off a crowd that had assembled. The justice Thirty-fifth street, Carlson Stepped 90QBU SERVICE AUTOMIBILE TIRES of the people fined them $95 for from the boat, but instead of going running their machine without a li« ashore he waded out into the river. 7000 Mile* Service Onaranteed ABSOLUTELY PTJNCTUREPROOF eense number other charges will be Efforts of his friends to reach him Double Service Tire* are double the preferred. -, were futile. The body has not been thickness of the best standard make Brainerd. Catching a 22-pound recovered. pickerel barehanded in six inches of tirThis 100 per cent greater wearing surface naturally gives that much more water on marsh land between Gull and May Wheat 8oars to $1.58%. mileage and service The average of Mud lakes, was the feat of Julius Minneapolis, Minn. Minneapolis 12 miles of tough fabric and one inch Deering. His exploit is vouched foi May wheat sold at $1.57% shortly after surface tread rubber makes these tires by his companions. Alderman George the market opened thereby going absolutely punctureproof. Hess, Alderman D. A. Peterson, City These tires excell all others for use above the former high point made early In the country over rough and rugged Engineer C. D. Peacock and Charles in February, when there were sales JUST REASONABLE roads as well as on hard Pavements Nicholson. Before the battle was over at $1.57. Thereafter the price went They are as easy riding and resilient the water had been churned to mud down a little, but later soared to as any other pneurrjatic tire—the air and Deering was a sight to behold. $1.59%, or 1% cents above the old space and pressure being the same. They are the most economical and Wheaton.—The best art exhibit evei high record. Strength was general in "care free" tires made and are used held in Traverse county was held at all die markets and Chicago prices *•:w where tires must be depended on and THING a studio tea by Miss Geneva Rustad were also higher, but Chicago May tire trouble cannot be tolerated. Many and her pupils. All mediums, oil, wheat did not get near the former Donbl* Service style tires are in use in the United States government and water color, pastel and china were rep* high record, remaining several cents EFFICIENT European War service. resented. Copies from the originals under the top reached in February, Our output is limited to a certain of the old misters were especially well which was $1.67%. amount, but for a short time we offer executed and the ceremic department the following reduced cpecial prices as VILLAGES IN SERVICE was strong, there being a hundred or Canning Clubs for Youths. an Introductory Offers Extra Heavy .more pieces. The attendance showed The canning club work for boys and Tubes Tires Size that great interest is taken in this girls, which has been carried on so $2.20 7.25 ECONOMICAL 28x330x3 work. Miss Rustad recently was elect* successfully in the Southern states, is 2.30 8.60 .3.10 10.85 ed to the position of art instructor of to be conducted extensively in all 30x3% 3.15 CITIES OF 11.40 the seminary at Red Wing. parts of Minnesota this year to demonstrate 31x3% 3.20 12.75 32x3% how the enormous waste of Brainerd.—A feature of the Qrow 3.60 12 90 34x3% Wing County Teachers' association vegetables and fruits in the season of 3.70 13150 30x4 OPERATION meeting was the spelling contest with plenty may be turned into a profit 14.25 4.00 31x4 14.90 4.10 more than 150 pupils, prize spellers of T. A. Erickson, head of boys' and girls'1 32x4 15.75 4.20 33x4 rural and other schools, participating. club work in the state, is to be iq 4.35 16.70 34x4 GUARANTEED charge. The prizes, $5 each, were won by two 4.60 16.SO 35x4 sifters, Vivian McFerran, aged 13, and 4 65 36x4 17.45 j, 37x4 17.65 4170 Wilma McFerran, aged 11, of Riverton. Two Alleged Forgers Caught. 4.90 18.50 34x4% Officers elected by the Crow 21.20 5.60 35x4% Wing County Teachers' association Miiineapolis, Minn. Two allege* 22.50 5.75 36x4% forgers one a woman, whose work was are: President, Miss Caroline Barron 23.60 6.20 37x4% 24.40 35x5 6.35 vice president, Miss Olive John* so clever that the bank in every case 26.30 36x5 6.60 Bon secretary, Miss Rachel Roderick accepted and paid the checks, hav« 26 30 87x5 6.60 treasurer, Miss Ruth Simmons. been arrested after a two weeks' chas« All other sises not included in above Albert Lea.-—After capsizing in a by Charles D. Brown, manager of the list also furnished. Non-skids at 10 per small canoe on Fountain Lake and remaining protective department of the Minnesota cent additional. —s Terms: Payment with order at above in the water more than half State Bankers association. Mr special prices, a 10 per cent discount an hour, Rex Elben and Roger Edwards, Brown- caught the woman in Minn^ FURNISHED PLANS APPLICATION allowed on orders for two or more apolis. The man he captured at St-: two high school boys, were OVESON tires. All personal checks must be certified. Joseph, Mo., several -days ago. Th« rescued and brought to shore. Auto Try these tires and be convinced ox drivers on the lake heard their cries woman probably will be arraigned hert their very high qualities. at-once. -,?v- for help and turned their lights across a Sold direct to the consumer only. the water to locate them. Strops Double Service Tire and Bubber Co. ft Vote on Option May 31 winds caused the accident. Akron, Ohio. Patentee AprS Aug-1 Worthington.—The petition for at Mountain Iron.—Miss Stella Stebbins Contractor and Builder election on the question of option hai of Virginia was elected librarian hero and will assume her duties on been filed with the auditor with, a to 1 INTERNATIONAL FALLS Wanted to purchase,—A small MINNESOTA tal of 1,083 signatures, or 416 mon May 1. The new $20,000 library, the launch hull 18 or 20 feet long. than thenomber required. The tlee •nest In villac* of thb alse tn tkt A(g4y at Press Office. tio* tea town ««t tor May II. iriitk ins Just laik fmriniaiart