International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
May 13, 1915 · Page 2 of 8
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Mount Vernon,, the PROFESSIONAL' CARDS ATTEMPTS TO KIDNAP GIRL HIBBING TO COLLECT BIG TAX Home of Washington Couple Who Tried to Abduct Austin Will Probably Require Entire Levy of Girl, Believed "White Slavers"— JOHN H. BROWN $1,693,932 to Pay for Village By J. E. Jones Reward Offered. Improvements. A pretty little story of visits Attorney at Law to Mount Vernon on the Potomac Austin.—A middle aged man six Hlbblng.—A tax levy for $1,893,932.62, Office in the litis Block feet tall and weighing 200 pounds who "impressions and .. sentiments authorized by the village council appears in dress and manner a prosperous like yours and mine," explains International Falls/ Minn. ai its meeting last month, will probably business man, is wanted at be collected in its entirety. the author tothose who have seen Austin or at Bismarck, N. D., and Because the village has several big our country's greatest shrine. $500 reward is to go to the person DR. E H. IHRIG jcontraots for permanent improvements who apprehends him. He and a w* Bound in colonial blue and buff .under way, including a new water system man who accompanied him in both DENTIST withx hand illumined cover design, and installation of sewers at Alice, cities twice have tried to abduct Mjps which will cost more than $1,000,000, and colonial ribbon book Office over Holler's Confectionery Hazel Thomson, 17-y earmold dauglftttar Mayor Power declared that the collection mark, profusely illustrated with International Falls, Minn. of Mrs. A. R. Thomson of this city^ of the full tax seemed advisable. When it became known that the handsome halftones and pen The new water system was practically girl had been* attacked recently at ordered by mining companies, drawings, it is a dainty and Bismarck by the couple, who appeared F. j. McPARTLIN which have had engineers ir.speei the valuable reminder that will instantly there in an automobile, R. J. Thomson, work. Village' wells have been undermined A. E. 1.0. U. & X., 55 to *20 appeal to every person brother of the girl, disclosed that LAWYER by mining operations and an who has been to Mount Vernon, he has detectives employed seeking entirely new water system is necessary. Office oyer International "the girl's assailants, and that a similar while to those who have not VL.^ge and mining engineers State Bank attempt to kidnap his sister. was figure that a new water system for had that good fortune this ciever made here December 23. International Falls, Minn. Hibbing cannot be obtained for less YOU ARE SURE OF happy little story of our beloved At that time the couple spent four than $1,000,000. George and Martha gives a days in Austin trying to make the Mining company engineers have DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ acquaintance of the girl, and failing, COMFORT FOR LIFE clearer view of their colonial gone over the plans for the Alice sew* DENTIST wrote a note to her, stating that they ers and recommended changes. home, which is today the pride wished to give her important information Office over litis Drug Store One hundred and fifty village laborers of Virginia and of the Nation. and requesting that she meet were laid off from construction of Office Phone: 245 As a souvenir or gift book, them outside her home. the Alice sewers. This is in accordance IF YOU SLEEP ON Res. Phone: 274 They tried to induce the girl to go for young or old there is nothing with Mayor Power's plan to adJust with them, but aware they were International Falls- -. Minn. permanent improvement work for to approach the elegance of MA SCCOT MATTRESSES and SPRINGS watched, they made no attempt to the village to the demand of laborers this little volume, and it will seize her as they did in# Bismarck for mining operations. G. F. SWINNERTON make on feel more like a patriotic where they appeared in an* automobile. Call and see these goods'at our store "As long as the mining companies M. D., C. M. American to possess it. want the men," Mayor Power said, "we PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON The local authorities believe the NOW BEING PRINTED KEYES' FURNITURE STORE will not interfere and will hold off as couple are "white slavery agents?" Eyes examined and glasses fitted ntuch of the necessary improvements Send $1.00 for a copy to be for the village as advisable. As long Offiice over Empress Theatre delivered to your, address at TO FIGHT FOR BETTER RATES as the mines, or the majority of them, International Falls- Minn. Easter. only operate during the summer, this system, I believe, is necessary." Twin Cities Encouraged by Interstate U. S. Press Association, COMPETENT JUDGES Commerce Commission Decision Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE Bond Building, TOWNS WANT REFORMATORY Maintaining 83-cent Rate. Washington, D. C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Special Note Mr. Jones is the Minneapolis, Minn. Encouraged Cambridge and Sandstone Make Applications Office over litis Drug Store the decision of the Interstate Commerce Washington representative of by to Board of Control—Cleveland Commission," which maintains Phone 11 May Enter Race. the Press, and if you will state for the Twin Cities the 83-cent rate St. Paul.—Two towns already have OF DAILY NEWSPAPERS that you are a reader of this Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching on first-class freight brought from the made application to the state board of paper, a autographed copy of the eastern sea-board by the rail-and-lake control for consideration when action SAY THAT THE route, it is probable that the Traffic first edition will be furnished on DR. I F. PETERSON is taken locating the new woman's Division of the Civic and Commerce reformatory authorized by the last the regular order. DULUTH HERALD association will continue its fight for DENTIST legislature. An appropriation of $30,000 the 78-cent rate enjoyed by Mississippi was made for a site. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS Office over International river points which receive goods These ambitious villages are Cambridge, State Bank through the Chicago port. OTISW! Isanti county, and Sandstone, W. P. Trickett, director of the Traffic Pine county, both within a radius of International Falls, Minn Bureau, is expected from Washington seventy-five miles of St. Paul. It is and a conference between Piatt understood that Cleveland, I.e Sueur PHINNEY ft CAMPBELL IS THE BEST IN THE NORTHWEST Lyon, secretary of the Traffic Division county, the home of Speaker H. H. and oth^r officials is expected, at which TRADE-MARKS LAWYERS Flowers of the house, also will get the future course of the fight for better COPYRIGHTS into the race. Over International State Bank Send for sample copy and you will tay the tame. rates will be decided. The oard has not as yet determined Send sketch, or model and description International Falls, Minn whether it will ask for bonuses for iree search. White School for Indians Planned. and give the institution to the highest 2C0 Book containing over mechanical •AILED DULY, THRU KIOITRt Fll ME DILUU movements ccnt free upon request. w. bidder, or will make a general request White Earth.—School district No. E. LAWRENCE for tenders of sites, leaving to each 112, in Becker county, has been created. WM. N. ROACH, Jr. municipality interested the privilege It embraces the whole of the village ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ADDRESS:—HERALD, DULUTH, MINN. THE REXALL STORE MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL. of making its own terms unhampered of White Earth and vicinity, and EXPERT Minn by conditions. It is likely the board will serve to abolish the present government International Falls, McGill Building Washington, D. C. will select the site on its merits and day school in the village. The without undue reference to any bonuses government officials have signified H. STUBEE that may be offered. their willingness to transfer the buildings, It was pointed out by R. W. Wheelock now occupied as day schools, including ARCHITECT of the board that the reformatory seats, desks, school books and cannot be, located at any great distance other equipment, to the use and purposes and from St. Paul and Minneapolis, as most of the new district, provided Indian Superintendent of Construction of its inmates will come from these children are not discriminated BURN-ALL" citjes and Duluth. The transportation Office over litis Drug Store against. charges of prisoners must be It is not at all improbable that within International Falls, Minn taken into consideration in this connection. a very few years every Indian 66 school on the reservation will be merged DR. GEORGE HOEY under district school management. The progressive classes generally are Man Believed Dead Brings Suit. VETERINARY SURGEON heartily in favor of the district school Duluth.—Dr. George Herbert Jones, INCINERATOR and system. This will be a step toward a Duluth dentist, has confirmed a story DENTIST the abolishment of the present agency of adventure told in Boston by his father, Charles C. Jones, who for many management of Indian affairs in the Phone 41 has been thought dead. The state. years International Falls, Minn THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING elder Jones is suing to set aside a decree of the court ordering the distribution '—Denied Right to Search Hotel. ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. of his mother's estate, amounting Bemidji.—Government Indian department aotrfiue sebtice to $12,755, to his sons. men sent here to enforce the AUTOM1BILE TIRES The court in 1'891 declared Jones treaty of 1855, were given a warm reception Churftnt«ed 7000 Mile* Servic* dead and an insurance of $10,000 was ABSOLtlTEJIIY' PUNCTUREPROOF when Officers W. W. Thomason paid to his first wife. and Benson walked into the Arcade Orafcl0 Service Tir®» are double the Jones, who came here from Boston thickness of the best standard make hotel, owned and conducted by William tHRHP in 1869, was married here in 1871. Hazen, and asked the privilege This 100 Der cent greater wearing Some time afterward he went to Australia of inspecting the rooms. The officers Yuvface naturally gives that much more mitiage and made $70,000 prospecting were asked to show their authority and Service The average of for gold. 12 miles of tough fabric and one inch to search the place, and when they Surface tfead rubber makes these tires Jones lost this fortune in a shipwreck. could not do so, they were ordered to Vftiolntcl? fcun«tur«proof. He did not return to Boston leave. The officers then went upstairs, These tires excell all others for use till 1913. His wife obtained a divorce Mr. Hazen following. He again asked In the country over rough and rugged in 1883 and remarried. In January, fcacto as Well as on hard pavements. them to leave the place, which they REASONABLE 'They are as easy riding and resilient 1914, Jones married a second wife in JUST did. ma any otliei1 pneumatic tire—the air Boston. The elder Jones has beeu space and pressure being the same. WHmM sued for breach of promise by Mary, fl'-yA They are the most economical and IMusical Festival at Winona. THE Meehan of Boston. x'- ""care free" tires made and are used Winona.—A May musical festival trhere tires must be depended on and will be held at the normal school here tir# trouble cannot be tolerated. Many Knights of Columbus Celebrate. THING under the direction of Miss Caroline If 3onfel« Service style tires are in use in Faribault.—The Knights of Columbus. V. Smith, with five events provided. the Upited States government and lodge here celebrated the eleventh: European War service. The first will be an organ recital by anniversary of the organization of the EFFICIENT FOR Our output is limited to a certain Emmett Raymond the high school local branch. Three hundred members amount, but for a short time we offer department will put on "The Lady of *he following reduced cpecial prices as of the order from Albert Lea, Owatonna, %n Introductory Offer: Shalott," and the St. Cecelia society IN SERVICE VILLAGES Northfleld, Montgomery, Austin Extra Heavy and Lyric club will present "Tannhauser" and th« Twin Cities were in attendance. size Tires Tubes and "The Singers' Contest at 28x3 7.25 $2.20 Wartburg," with special outside soloists. AND ECONOMICAL 30x3 8.60 2.30 A large class of candidates Was initiated 30x3% 10.85 3.10 and a banquet was served. 31x3% 11.40 3.15 The closing event will be the annual The anniversary address was made 32x3% 12.75 3.20 CITIES OF IN musical program of the Mendelssohn by Rev. James M. Reardon of St. 34x3% 12 90 3.60 club on May 4.- 30x4 13:50 3.70 Paul, editor of the Catholic Bulletin. 21x4 14.25 4.00 James A. Manahan of St. Paul was ALL OPERATION 32x4 14.90 4.10 another speaker. Rev. J. J. Slevito, Sells Tooth-bridge to Buy Food. 33x4 15.75 4.20 Fairmont.—A middle-aged, well pastor of the Church of the Immaculate 34x4 16.70 4.35 dressed stranger entered the jewelry SIZES Conception, was toastmaster. 35x4 16.80 4.60 GUARANTEED 36x4 17.45 4 65 store of Charles Altenbefg and taking 37x4 17.65 4l?0 Kenyon Boy Wounded in France. a solid gold four-tooth bridge from 34x4% 18.50 4.90 Kenyon.—A message has just been his mouth, inquired how much he could 35x4% "... 21.20 5.60 received that Oscar Wennevold, a Kenyon get for it. He was offered about $5, 26*4 22.50 5.75 boy, was seriously wounded in the which he took, remarking that he had 37x4% 23.60 6.20 35x5 24.40 6.35 recent fighting in France. He was had nothing to eat for 36 hours. The 36x5 26.30 6.®fl with a Canadian regiment. His sister bridge probably cost $50 when it was 37x5 26 30 6.6Q and mother live in Cherry Grove, near made. Altenberg offered to hold it a All other sizes not included in above here. Wennevold, who is 30 years old reasonable time for redemption. Tiist also furnished. Non-skids at 10 per Tent additional. and was born in Kenyon, joined the ^5 Terms: Payment with order at above United States navy and went with Wedding Ends Old Romanes. Vp^cial prices, a 10 per cent discount the fleet on the world cruise a few Rochester.—A romance tnat originated Ullowed on orders for two or more PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO years ago Afterwards he lived in i' tires. All personal checks must be certified. in Sparta, Greece, 12 years ago, G. A. OVESON Duluth. Spirit of adventure, it is said, came to a climax in Rochester when Try these tires and be convinced of induced him to go to Canada to enlist. James Mirras of this city, and Mary "their very high qualities. Boosalis were married. Twelve years Sold direct to the consumer only. Service Tire and Rubber Co ago Mirras kissed his school playmate Akron, Ohio. Big Increase in Grain Cargoes. and sweetheart goodbye to leave his kh. Duluth.—-During the first month ol Patentee native land for the United States, :•,« Auer"1 Apr5 tne navigation season, 10,294,530 promising to send for her after fortune Contractor and Builder bushels more of grain were shipped SPRING BRIDES Should insist favored him. Recently he wired hei MINNESOTA INTERNATIONAL FALLS, from this port than in the corresponding'month to come, and last week she arrived iq that their invitations be secured of 1914. The increase wai New,York, coming direct to Roche* the Press Office. L.L.i.L.LL.LL.^^.^.iALLki.LAA.iAi.LL.^ la wheat, oats aad corn. 1