Get The— College of Saint Thomas FALLS DECORATING CO. To do your Painting, Papering JOHN H. BROWN SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA: and Decorating. Wo aeO Attorney aft LawOffice WALL-PAPER and PAINTS Under the Controland Direction of Archbishop Ireland St. Cloud.—William Harvey and 5'vm•pm Marvin Btdlcttng in the litis Block A CATHOLIC MILITARY COLLEGE Bozo Summerditch, employes at the 4th Street and 5th Ave. Great Northern shops, were painfully International Falls, Minn. Collegiate Commercial Academic Preparatory Phone 182 Injured when they became entangled OLD CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY IS Careful Mental, Moral and Religious Training In one of^the machines. Harvey's arm REORGANIZED—WOULD RE"T was bruised and the other man Seven Hundred and Forty Students from Twenty-four States Last Year BUS* DR.H.H.IHRIG MOVE DRAWBACKS, lained a scalp wound. For illustrated catalogue address Five ten—twenty years ,Fairmont.—Lightning struck the" solid DENTIST Very Ret. H. M0YNIHAN, D. D.t President brick building occupied by the local from today the files of LESLIE'S Office over Holler's Confectionery telephone exchange and serlosuly injured STATE NEWS OF MINNESOTA will be priceless. For LESLIE'S International Falls, Minn. one of the operators, ^Miss Clara Miller. A part of the system was demoralized is the one great national illustrated and a crack opened in the THE LITTLE HEAT MARKET Interesting and Important Happenings weekly nezvpaper of today F. J. McPARTLIN wall from the chimney to the base* PHONE 120. of the Past Few Days Selected ment. Special war correspondents LAWYER and Arranged for the Convenience St. Cloud. Despite an energetie On Third Street, Opposite Rex Hotel. search being made by a posse of officers of Busy Readers. and photographers by the score Office over International and farmers, no trace has been Good Suppy of Meats, Fish, Groceries, Butter and Eggs. State* Bank "cover the war" for LESLIE'S found of John Williams, a negro trusty, St. Paul.—The removal of the chief who escaped from the reformatory. International Falls, Minn. —in Germany, in Austria, in flrawbacks to profitable and widespread FISH AND POULTRY CLEANED BEFORE DELIVERY Williams had charge of the officers' wool growing in Minnesota is the object France, in Russia, in Britain quarters and before leaving stole a suit DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ of the reorganized Minnesota Wool of citizens', clothes. GIVE THEM A CALL in Belgium, in Turkey, ia DENTIST Growers' Co-operative association. His Fergus Falls. The Solingslaget low and unstable price received by M. LARSEN, Prop. Egypt, in the Far East, on closed its annual convention and reunion Office over litis Drug Store Minnesota farmers selling-their wool in this city. Officers were elects Office Phone: 245 the high seas. through the regular channels of mar* ed as follows:* President, Amund Ostmoe Res. Phone: 274 feting has prompted the rehabilitation vice president, O. Lunebo of Tolno, The news anci pictorial LESLIE'S Of the old wool growers' association. International Falls* Minn. N. D. secretary, C. M. Berg, Mcintosh, "It will be identified with the American service "covers" not only the war, Minn. treasurer, Hans Erickson, Society of Equity in the wool Buxton, N. D. G. F. SWINNERTON but the world, for the benefit of ita rrowing department, which handles rOr-' Luverne.—Luverne's chautauqua will M. D., C.M. 350,000 subscribers. At home or Jhe product of sheep raisers from Montana take the place of the usual Fourth of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON abroad—wherever news is happening to Kentucky. July celebration. The chautauqua begins Magnus Brown of Minneapolis is Eyes examined and glasses fitted —there the unparalleled service on Sunday, July 4, and continues Farm and Draft Horses for Sale lecretary-treasurer of the wool growprs* a week. Two of the best known Offiice over Empress Theatre of this great weekly newspaper ia department. A. L. Sayers of Lakerllle speakers will be Congressman Victor International Falls* Minn. recording it and picturing it for th« is a director of the organization. Murdock of Kansas and Senator James. From 500 to 1000 head of horses constantly on hand, %*he Minnesota branch has taken over people of the United States. K. Vardaman of Mississippi. including large Draft Horses, Driving Horses, Delivery the modern fire-proof wool warehouse Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE St. Cloud.—After eluding the reformatory Horses, Farm Chunks, Farm Mares, Saddlers and Mules. Every horse at Farmington. For sixty years haa LESLIE'S officers for several days, John hitched and tried before sale. If you want one horse, a team or a carload, Minnesota Climate Favorable. BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Williams, a negro convict who escaped eometo brought to the American people "Minnesota is located ideally for from the state institution, fell asleep week by week the most important Office over litis Drug Store Iheep raising," Secretary Brown said. Moth Stabkr Car. 23d Av. W. lc Superior St. Great Midway Horse Market, SL Paid, In the woods near Becker and was "Climatic conditions favor the raising Frhrate Sales Daitr AncUos Every Wednesday. Private Sales Dally news of our own and every other Phone 11 captured. So completely was he encircled if the best medium grade wool in the by guards that It was impossible country, not in words alone, but Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching Rrorld. Sheep husbandry has experiinced for him to get any food., also in pictures—that universal a relative decline on Minnesota Winona.—V. L. Mangun, Instructor language which tells more at a (arms because the price of mutton and DR. J. F. PETERSON of languages at the Winona, normal leool hag. been low and uncertain. Our glance than pages of words could school and former superintendent of DENTIST rehabilitated organisation recently the public schools of Caledonia, waf describe. marketed a large consignment of. wool elected superintendent of schools at LICENSED PLUMBERS Office over International |br its members at 30% eents a pound, Macomb, 111., according to telegraph is No wide-awake American can State Bank fcrhile non-members were receiving for Information. Mr. Mangun was prominent afford not to have Leslie's in hia Iheir produce only 19 to 21 cents. We and Heating Engineers in the Minnesota Educational association. International Falls, Minn. home every week. Every member izpect to make an average saving of a approximately cents pound." Bast Grand Rapids.—Inger Brocken FHINNEY & CAMPBELL of the family will profit by it. It 4 WATER AND 3EWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE T. G. Paterson, assistant professor of Gary, Minn., made the mistake ot is not too "old" for the youngest »f animal husbandry and sheep apetlallst LAWYERS his life when he selected the right of ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE at the college, and other sheep child, while every page teems witi* Over International State Bank way of the Northern Pacific railroad authorities at the Minnesota College as a bed, allowing one arm to lis interest for every man and woman International Falls, Minn. EAST & CORRIN Agriculture, are strong advocates of across a rail. Brocken is in a Grand in the family. the establishment and extension ot Forks hospital, the arm cut off above Ovasoa Block International Falls, Minn. Phone iheep husbandry on Minnesota farms. 221 the elbow. He is in a critical condition Get the current iasue at any newMttad-* W. E. LAWRENCE as a result of t£e IO eents. #N OLD BOYS MEET AT ST. JOHN'S Duluth—Mrs/ W. fi. Matfe, wife of THE REXALL STORE one of the leading physicians of Dit Better subscribe by the year ($$) aa& International Falls, Minn. luth, and Miss Pearl Chalk, daughter Alumni Return to Collegevllle institution be sure of receiving every iasue promptly of M. F. Chalk, United States marins for Twenty-third Annual on Thursday. 4 boiler and engine inspector, had a narrow Homecoming—400 Present. ». H. STUBEE escape from death by bichloride of mercury, which they took by mistake 8L Cloud.—Nearly 400 alumni of SL ARCHITECT for headache tablets. Both were John's university have gathered at the and hurried to a hospital and reported ti Collegevllle institution for the 23rd annual be out of danger. of Construction homecoming of the "Old Boys." Plain view.—A fire was started In the Minneapolis, 8t. Paul, Duluth and SL Office over litis Drug Store home of H. W. Nunamacher here by Cloud are represented by the largest International Falls, Minn. means of the sun's rays shining delegations, but scores of other cities through a spherical fish tank In such have sent from half a dozen to a score a manner that they became concentrated DR. GEORGE HOEY of men who were at one time enrolled with a burning glass effect oi as students in the Catholic university, the binding of a book on a table. Awakened I VETERINARY SURGEON Many of the graduates are accompanied INCINERATOR by an odor of smoke, Mrs. Nunamacher by their sons, who, too, —and traced it to the sitting room have been graduated from the institution DENTIST where the book was found to be on attended by their fathers a score Phone 41 fire. or more of years before. THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROY ING Hastings.—J. C. Hisler, a fireman The festivities commenced when special International Falls, Minn. on the steamer Morning Star, was coachefe attached to trains brought ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. thrown over the wheel into the river the twin city and Duluth delegations, while approaching the levee, due to numbering more than 200. A motor DOUBLE 8EBVIC1 AUTOMIBILE TIRES the engine stopping on the center and party, consisting of 40 local graduates, trying to reverse the same. He swam Miles Bervio® had previously driven to Collegevllle, Guaranteed 7000 on bis back in order to avoid being ABSOLUTELY PUNCTUREPROOF and their machines and the huge college Double B«rvice Tires struck, a distance of about feet, are double the 700 trucks conveyed the "old grads" *"T" thickness of the best standard make and was extended a plank Floyd from the little Collegevllle station to tires. Stuart and W. A. Louden and pulled the big halls on the hill. A dutch This 100 per cent greater wearing to shore. surface naturally gives that much more lunch was served upon the arrival of -v\ mileage and service The average of Litchfield.—Much interest was created the delegates and the evening was given 12 miles of tough fabric and one inch here when a notice of contest over to a renewal of college acquaintances surface tread rubber makes these tires and a revival of college was filed by wet leaders on the result absolutely panctnreproof. These tires excell all others for use of Meeker county's vote, June 14, when day experiences. 6 REASONABLE *-r- in the country over rough and rugged the drys carried the day by a majority JUST Toadb as well as on hard' pavements. of 19. The petition sets forth many MUSIC TEACHERS CONVENE 'They are as easy riding and resilient alleged irregularities, including the allegation *8 any other pneumatic tire—the air IN space and pressure being the same. that thirty-five voters in Minnesota Association Holds Meeting They are the most economical and Kingston town were not naturalized, at Albert Lea Interesting Concerts "care free" tire's made and are used PRICE also that the ballot was not prepared THING arfU Lectures, Features. Where tires must be depended^ on and in proper fornj. tire trouble cannot be tolerated. Many Doable Service style tires are in use in Brainerd Buzzing j*ke a monster Albert Lea.—Several hundred delegates the United States government and EFFICIENT road engine, a miniature tornado arrived here for the-sessions o! "r European War service. struck the home of Ole J. Olson in the Minnesota Music. Teachers association. Our output is limited to a certain ^'amount, but for a short time we offer Southeast Brainerd, jarred the house, Many Twin Cities delegates IN SERVICE VILLAGES the following reduced cpegial prices as tore his smumer kitchen to pieces, motored to the convention. v' am O ff Of. leveled three and damaged two other President McPhail presided and a] Extra Heavy sheds near by, and, following a creels, Tubes pointed several committees. G. H. Tires ECONOMICAL Size $2.20 traveled southeast out of the city. 28x3 $ 7.25 Fairclough of St. Paul heads the nominating 8.60 2.30 30x3 Lightning struck the barn of Martin committee. 3.10 30x3^ 10.85 CITIES OF IN Anderson near Sylvian, the first station President McPhail reported 139 candidates 11.40 3.15 31x3% west of Brainerd, killed four cows 12.75 3.20' for the licentiate degree in the 32x3% and destroyed the building. 12 90 3.60 34x3 i/a past three years. OPERATION 3.70 30x4 13.50 New York Mills.—Farmers in this Mary. A. Mallory of St. Theresa 14.25 4.00 31x4 vicinity report that the small grain a school, Winona, upheld the need of 14.90 4.10 32x4 crop is at its best. The continued damp 15.75 4.20 wide scholarship. James Lang urged 33x4 GUARANTEED 4.35 weather of the past weeks has given 16.70 34x4 respect for modern composers. 16.80 4.60* 35x4 the small grain an opportunity for An interesting concert was given by 4 65 17.45 36x4 deep, strong rooting so that the plant Ruth Anderson, violinist Lora Luisdorf, 17.65 4:70 37x4 can better withstand any hot, dry 4.90 contralto Jessie Weiskop, pianist 18.50 34x4% winds. It is the general belief in this 21.20 6.60 Ethel Alexander and Wilma Anderson 35x4% 5.75 22.50 36x4% vicinity that .the corn crop is the only Gillman, accompanists. 6.20 23.60 37x4% crop that has suffered frpm the inclement Mrs. Edward McDowell, the composer's 24.40 6.35 35x5 weather and it cannot be said 6.60 widow, explained and played hei 26.30 36x5 that it- has suffered-to any great ex- 37x5 26 30 6.60 husband's compositions at the First Ail UlUCi OlACO UUl iilUlUUCU III CtWV W Presbyterian church. 3^' list also furnished. Non-skids at 10 per Winona.—John Hanson, Jr., aged 27, cent additional. who was recently released from state's Terms: Payment with order at above prison after serving three years and St. Paul.—Before the next session PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO .special prices, a 10 per cent discount 'allowed on orders for two or more Seven months, has been placed under ,of the Minnesota legislature, lawmakers G. A. OVESON tires. All personal checks- must be cer-tifled. arrest here for the theft of four dozen fr.om the northern part of th« •cans of tobacco. He was seen to take will tour southern Minnesota... State sc Try these tires-and be convinced of the goods and was followed to his their very high qualities. Legislators from the southern part 'Jf Sold direct to the consumer, only. home, where the secreted articles of the state have just ended a lO-daj sl-M Bouble Service Tire and Rubber Co. were recovered. Itourthrough northern Minnesota Patentee @sl- Akron, Ohio. •Many of them had never-seen northern' Contractor and Builder Apr 5 Aug-1 :Minnesota. It was the most anusuaj MINNESOTA SPRING BRIDES Should insist 'journey in the history of the state INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Get your Hotel Registers, Cash They went on a tour of inspection and that their invitations'be secured {•Books, Journals and Ledgers at they paid their own expenses, the Press Office, At I the Press office., y.