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MQYMHAN, D. D., President from today the files of LESLIE'S (Office over Holler's Confectionery STATE KCWS'OP IWllfMWSOTV PURCHASER TO BE NOTIFIED will be priceless. For LESLIE'S International Falls, Minn. is the one great national, illustrated, THE LITTLE HEAT MARKET Interesting and fmpferfflht! KWpfaeWng^ Opinion Says Public Notice of Encum weekly newpaper of todays F. J.McPARTLIN of the»Pail Few Days Hirance 8hould Be Given in Caaaa PHONE 120. and Arranged for* the C0rtviBri» "of Lands Improved at Public -v Special war correspondents -LAWYER On Third Street, Opposite Rex Hotel. ience of Busy Readers. Expenaa.,r::V\. and photographers by the score V* Office over International Good Suppy of Meats, Fish, Groceries, Butter and Eggs. State Bank "cover the war" for ?'a¥ess'- LESLIE'S 1 flt- ¥aul.—State land jrarchasers la Minneapolis, —A par International Falls, Minn the future must take their acres subject •de through the tiUsiiiess-secticm of —in Germany, in Austria, in| FISH AND POULTRY CLEANED BEFORE DELIVERY tQ: all drainage liens, according the city, followed- by a banquet at the France, in Russia, in Britain,\ to an" opinion submitted to State Aud armory, -wound up1 a strenuous day' DR. H. S. ROSENH0LTZ itor J. A. O. Preus by Attoniey-Oeaeral I E E A A for the1 Knights Templar who1 are in in Belgium, in Turkey, in DENTIST Smith. 'Minneapolis to participate iii: the flfti3th M. LARSEN, Prop. Egypt, in the Far East, on I Office over litis Drug Store Sir Smith says that when land* annual conclave of the semicentennial have been improved by drainage at Office Phone: celebration of the grand comtnandery the high seas. 245 public expense they ahould be reappraised of Minnesota. u' Res. Phone: 274 before sale. When such reappraisement While the banquet was its height, ^International Falls? Minn. The LESLIE'S news and pictorial is made, there should be large tank of coffee,1 bciiiiiig over a deducted from the value of the land service "covers" not only the war, ?as range in' a temporary kitbhSn in itself the amount of the ostensible G. F. SWINNERTON :he armory, exploded, and eleven wait5Ts but the world, for the benefit of its lien for the building of the ditch, were showered1 with' the hot fluid M. D., C. M. 350,000 subscribers. At home or irawMamiH... which benefits-the land and enhancea md severely burned. Three of them PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON its value. abroad—wherever news is happening were so badly Scalded that treatment ^i\\ TJ r\J 1 Eyes examined and glasses fitted The attorney general adds that no it the City hospital was necessary. —there the unparalleled service Farm and Draft Horses for Sale lands against which such a lien is recorded Offiiee over Empress Theatre Two Thousand in Parade. of this great weekly newspaper is should be sold without notice^ Two thousand five hundred Knighti "Mittn. International Falls* recording it and picturing it for the to the purchaser, publicly given, of -esplendent in plumed helmets uniforms 500 1000 From to head of horses constantly on hand, the existence of such a lien. people of the United States. which blazed with gold lace and including large Draft Horses, Driving Horses, Delivery "Ther appraiser," says the opinion, medals, passed through the streets Horses, Farm Chunks, Farm Mares, Saddlers and Mules. Every horse DrJENNER PERF1T CHANCE "after finding the value of the land as For sixty years LESLIE'S has by thousands of Minneapolitans hitched and tried before sale. If you want one horse, a team or a carload, :hronged It would be unencumbered, but enhanced PHY^lClAN'AND SUlUiiEON" BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN and visitors. All along thd line cometo brought to the American people by drainage, should deduct of march, which started at Tenth Office over' litis Drtig Store week by week the most important therefrom the amount of the encumbrance Duluth Stables: Cor. 23d Av. W. & Superior St. Gfeat Midway Horse Market, St. Paul, Minn. Btreet and Nicollet avenue, down to which the recorded lien shows. Private Sales Daily Auction Every Wednesday. Private Sales Daily Phonell news of our own and every other the Gateway and- then over to Hennepin This would give the minimum price and out Hennepin to the armory, country, not in words alone, but Night Galls-at" Hotel Koochiching for which the land can be sold." marching Knigbts, representing the also in pictures—that universal "The attorney general says that this the 31 commanderies in the state, -j is not an ideal plan, nor one fully supported language which tells more at a 5 DR. J. F. by were cheered spectators. Many of by the statutes, but it seems to commanderies treated tha public glance than pages of words ^otfld the be the only practical solution of the DEttttST to fancy drills and formations. describe. problem. LICENSED PLUMBERS Office "over* Interriati5ii«Ll •. MEN MAKE APPEAL FOR WORK No wide-.awake American can State Bank ORATOR DEPRIVED OF RANK and Heating Engineers afford not to have Leslie?s in his International Falls, Minn Over Six Hundrad Petition City Com* (van Jones of Hamllne University Can home every week. Every member missionera—Say Eyen Actual Naces8ariaa net Compete In Interstate PHINNEY ft CAMPBELL Are Lacking. WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE of the family will profit by it. It Convention. is not too "old" for the youngest -LAWYERS 4 Duluth.—Six hundred and twentyjne ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE Northfield.—Ivan Jonas, the Han* child, while every page teems with Over International State Bank men petitioned the pity commissioners One university orator, who won seoi interest for every man and woman for work. Their condition, International Falls, Minn EAST & CORRIN ond place in the state oratorical con was couched in terse language, and the in the family. test last March, will not be allowed Mty officials are appealing to employsirs Ovcson Block International Falls, Minn. Phone 221 to hold the ranking and cannot at* to do something to help the men Get the current issue at any newsstand— W. E. LAWRENCE tend the convention of the Interstate out. IO cents. association as a delegate from Minnesota, N The petition, whioh contained net THE REXALL STORE according to a recent decision threat, recited that most of the men: Better subscribe by the yfcar ($S) by the Intercollegiate Oratorical association International Falls, Minn attracted here by stories to the tfere be sure of receiving every issue promptly of Minnesota. effect that sawmills were opening up* on Thursday. A vote taken by representatives ol plant work resuming and the steel H. STDBEE Macalester, Gustavus Adolphus, St concern* taklttg^onrektta men. other, Olaf and Carleton resulted in a unanimous The petitioners' spokesman told the ARCHITECT decision In favor of refusing to commissioners the men are in actual .allow the Hamline man to keep his —•-and— heed of the necassariaa of life and ranking. have families. of Construction 3ome Superintendent This decision' raises the ranking of The city commissioners are trying litis Store Office over Drug the other men. Selmer Berge of St to devise some means of employment Olaf receives second place. International Falls, Minn so the men may earn enough -to buy Ivan Jones entered the state contest food and a pl&oe to sleep. last March under protest from several DR GE6R6E HOEY of the contestants. Robert Kells, the CHURCH FOUNDED 40 YEARS man who planned to represent Hamllne, VETERINARY SURGEON became ill several days before Congregation, at Wl^lch, Celebrates the oratorical, and it was impossible arid Annlveraary-—Over Four Hundred (or him to compete. DENTIST Attend Special Services. Jones memorized Kells' oration, and Plume 41 1 THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING consented to act as substitute. After International Falls, Minn Red Wing.—Over 400 people were considerable disagreement in the convention, ALL BINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. present at the celebration of the fortieth he was allowed to compete, and the question of his eligibility was anniversary of the Swedish SOtXBfUB SEBVXC* Lutheran church at Welch. The referred to the executive board of tha AUTOMIBILE TIRES church was .filled with members, and Interstate oratorical association. Onumteed 7000 MUas Servipe friends of the congregation some time This board refused to act, however, ABSOLUTELY PUNCTUREPROOP before the services began. and referred the matter baok to the Double Service Tires are double the state association. Conimunlbn Was administered,. with thickness of the best standard makf J£. 41 Rev. E. G. Chinlund of the Swedish -'Jones entered the state oontest tires. This .100. per cent greater wearing, Lutheran 6hurch of Bed Wing in with no real idea of winning, but simply surface naturally gives that much more v. ,^/f"- 'A» charge. The. members of this year's to keep Hamllne represented," said mileage and service The average of .. t-i ,-I-c confirmation class received their first an officer of the university. "When 12 miles of tough fabric and one inch surface tread rubber makes these tires communion, following this. Dr. E. the question of his eligibility later absolutely punctureproof. Norelius, founder of the church, gave watf referred. to the state association, These tires excell all others for use a short address in which he referred Phillip Hamline, our representative on REASONABLE In the country over rough and rugged JUST to the many incidents which had occurred It, and its chairman, declined to take roads as well as on hard pavements. if* since the founding of the They are as easy riding and resilient any stand one way or the other, and -V# as any other pneumatic tire—-the- air church. He also. 3poke of the early the point was submitted te the other IN rfflyrte-arii*-. space and pressure being the same. pioneer days when the foundation for members for decision." They are the most economical" and what is now a strong church, was "care free" tires made and are used PRICE laid. THING where tires must be depended on and Russian* Hurl Back Teuton'*.' tire trouble cannot be .tolerated. Many Petrograd, May 24.—By fierce counter-attacKs Double Bervloe style tires are In use in Sue* DiilutH 'Dock*! QoilitpanyJ:X the Russians have forced the United States government and EFFICIENT Duluth. The Northern Lakes Qeneral Mackensen's left wing to give European War service. Our output is limited to a certain Steamship company has-'brought euit ground on the east bank of the San, amount, but for a short time we offer United^ StatesV district court hdre in 10 miles north of PrzemyBl. An Austro-German IN SERVICE VILLAGES \he following reduced cpecial prices as against the Clarkson Goal & Dock force that gained the an Introductory Offer: company recover-$7#17 for damages? south., _bank. of the Lubaczovka hag1 Extra Heavy to Tirtes Tubes to the steamer Champlaftic:'i A been^driv«n back- acros the river. The AND ECONOMICAL Size 7.25 $2.20 28x3 loading rig. of the dock was blown engagement occurred near Radaya. 2.30 30x3 8.60 Russian' artillery mowed down the re.treating down in a terriflc 'storm, falling^on the ^3-40 '10.85 30x3 CITIES OF IN forces' of the enemy, whose steamer and wrecking her «u)per 11.40 3.15 31x3% lbses were* extremely heavy. The 3.20 works. In the same- storm the 'steiimer 32x3% 12.75 12 90 3.60 lighting has been intense. 34x3 Mi Benjamin Noble, loaded' with ^t^eil OPERATION 13^50 3.70 30x4 rails, disappeared- off Knife: igfefid,--b£tween 4.00 31x4 14.25 /-Woman la Asphyxiated. Duluth and Twd Harbors rand 32x4 4 4.20 neither bodies nor wreckage' lias1 been ^Minneapolis, May 24*—Asphyxiated i)y "115.75 33x4 5 GUARANTEED 16 70 35 found. ^as that=would not explode the body 34x4'* I 35x4 u4M3 Of. Mrs. A. D. Moore, 51 years old, 4 65 36x4 Widow Claim* Vaftitftf# LMld. 'was found by neighbors. Gas was 4:70 .j 17.65 3} 37x4 !Duluth.-rn-District courtr and5" tf jury escaping from an open burner in the 34x4% 18.50 i.4 #0 2^20 1^50 jure retrying: a snit- brought by MrS. kitcteenustove. Another burner ih the 35*4% '36xi% ,^23.50 r- 5,76 Miary McCain and her- six -«hlldi%ir to •ttme^stove was ignited according to 37x4% r/l qiiiet title to 9% acres of land in the Deputy Coroner^ Carl Roan, who 35x5^n ^vicinity of Eighth^ ^v6ntie 5iretBt was iunatd& to explain why the g&i 35^^30 #3 hoi explode. thirteenth street, on which they have 37x5. ai: ... sises not included in ^above "siauatted" since^uly,189l7md which 1 6ther list jdw lurqlahei NoiMdcid» Kt4t per bcicauae-of th®1 growing t^sBSet^iB-di^ Outlaw* Rule Mexleo City. ialti&hniri&lr&iy centVsddttional. Washington, May 94itr0i}tlaw*fin 1 rlMct-ln-tUe Tlcinlty Teirms: Payment 'with bMer at:'iitbehre lEfetico Ctly, who assaitlted the Oei?t. valuable. The Highland tttnpajiy, spectel PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO cftan dhfirge d'affaires, now are threatening' which claims the^land, h&a' ieetx pa^ on orders for two or .more allowed s»- -a tire*"* fflf ^Bonal oMcks must be certified. the Uves ot other forelgner* fazes ott it' iittore tludi JO /y"^^ *fccoidingtodiilomaticdispatch esre£dv#^ire."' but the ^widow'ielaims 'ttdtera^lKMse^ •& ill Try '^hese' tires' and be convinced of {j One: misssai^ states that I O 4 1 1 their Vcfry ttigh quaiities. Jj.y jee'erf"" .^desittllMfbljr ioathsoime" coiiiditlQna Sold direct, to.,the constim*? only. ,\, vail and that the government 1* itoortwtf Boaiu iarviba ^lrf aiia SallW Oo. Patentee r?wi maok. ^Moorheadi^fter against bandits, ^ular ifiiid Builder Apr 8 Auc-3: tton* because ctf (he food, 'day "drawing: a Jiry1 kiftrtatjfc h*vW pceorr^d in: Uie. Mexican the state ifcal&il "INTERNATIONAJ- FALLS, 4 SPIWIG^BRIDES Sbwrid knfct jEitaT*#lthin' the lait few day*. 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