International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
December 23, 1915 · Page 7 of 8
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ww $gp r*x#virw&%£ ~-n ^X—c?^ INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS: it* ,*r^: HES PROCEEDIIIGS OF THE COUNTY BOARD (THE FROM A LOVER OF BOOK qoop PUDGE AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE 6*ANQg.) OLD NAMES FOR NEW SHIPS Advice and Instruction as to Their. GENTLEMEN, HISTORY RECORDS THE Appellations of Famous Sea Fighters Proper Usage Which Is Well NAMES OF SOME MEN WHO DID MUCH May Again Be Used in Amer* (Continued from first -page.) Worth Consideration. FOR THEIR COUNTRY AND WHO ARE ican Fleet. REVERENCED IN THE KINDS OF THOSE John Bursack, Inspecting S. R. H. No. 5 and No. 9, attending meetings, 101.60 LIVING TO-DAY. LIKEWISE,HISTORY# We are exercising an office of and mileage "TiTisn Should congress provide for the con* WILL RECORD THE NAME OF John Bursack, mileage December meeting piety when we treat books carefully, 5 J. J. Doran, Plumbing supplies and repairs jail and cotirt house i&.ii PUTNAM COUNTY THE GOOD JUDGE,WHO HAS •traction of several battle cruisers the and again when we restore them 1606.40 East & Corrin, Payment on plumbing. Poor Farm building TOLD MENOFW-BCUT department will in all probability toavy 53.50 CRANCE to their proper places and commend R. C. Fraser. Clerk of Municipal Court, fees SMALL CHEW TOBACCO. A 30.90 the new ships after several famous name R. C. Fraser, Clerk of Municipal Court, fees them to inviolable custody. ... We LASTS LONGER THAN A. BIG 2.58 Fritz-Cross Co., Supplies for Clerk of Court, old frigates which helped to CHEW deem it expedient to warn our students OF ORDINARY Fritz-Cross Co., Supplies for Auditor make American history, the Cincinnati TOBACCO, of various negligences, which Fritz-Cross Co., Supplies for Register, of Deeds 7.20 Times-Star states. Fritz-Cross Co., Supplies for Register of Deeds 44.00 might always be easily avoided and Fritz-Cross Co.. Supplies fir Register of Deeds 50.50 The starting of anew class of ships do wonderful harm to books. And in Free Press Printing Co., Supplies for County Treasurer 12.20 In our navy makes possible the carrylag the first place as to the opening and First National Bank, Expenses of John Berg to State-Fair 153.50 out of this idea. Under the present closing of boo&s, let there be due moderation, J. W. Feldmann, Lodging for engineers S. R. H. No. 5 Oct. and Nov 11.00 I system of naval nomenclature battleships H. L. Frank. Supplies, for jail 1 that they be not unclasped in Falls Lumber and Coal Co., Supplies for Court House l-5« are named after states, cruisers precipitate haste, nor when we have Green Hardware Co., Supplies for Court House and jail 21.b5 after cities and torpedo^craft after finished our inspection to be put away Green Hardware Co., Supplies for Road Work S. R. H. No. 20 14.00 ftaval heroes. Colliers bear more or G. H. Gunheim- Deed from Swedback'to County 1.25 without being duly closed. For it behooves Green Hardware Co., Burial of Mrs. Julia Wood ^5.00 less classic names, while underwater us to guard a book much more E. W. Gosline, Supplies for Capt. Tindall November have been designated by useful craft carefully than a boot. But the E. W. Gosline, Supplies for Mary Austin November .. but not significant letters and numerals. A. J. Hanson, Services as rodman and chainman S. R. H. No. 9 handling of books is specially to be Wm. Harrigan, Committee work on Elwell roads and mileage 10.40 Communities of course have forbidden to those shameless youths, TM EARLY all W-B CUT users owe the comfort of Wm. Harrigan, Committee work on Elwell roads and mileage taken great interest in ships bearing who as soon as they have learned to W-B Chewing—the Real Tobacco Chew, new cut, long shred-—to Wm. Harrigan, Elwell road meeting and mileage 21.00 their names, but at the same time the form the shapes of letters, straightway, Wm. Harrigan, Laying out County road and mileage in Township 66-24 friends who told them about it. W-B CUT Chewing is rich tobacco-* 34.60 present rule has been responsible for and 66-25 a small chew takes the place of a big wad of ordinary tobacco and It if they have the opportunity, become 21.00 Wm. Harrigan, Elwell road meeting and mileage lasts. Get a pouch and give it a quality test. th« disappearance from the navy lists unhappy commentators, and 15.00 Wm. Harrigan. Mileage December meeting of many names .which are alive with 'Notice how the salt brings out the rich tobacco taste" wherever they find an extra margin 26.50 International Telephone Co., Exchange for November 7.55 City Made by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, SO Union Sqaare, New York historic interest and the flavor of A. A. Johnson, Electrical work on Poor farm building about the text, furnish it with monstrous 2.29 A. A. Johnson. Electrical work on Court House tradition. jtiaval alphabets, or if any other frivolity .50 H. E. Kimpton, Typewriter ribbon for Register of Deeds ^. -'3*5, If the navy department puts into strikes their fancy, at once their E. W. Kibbey, Services as engifieer and expenses. State road No. 5 13.80 the idea now under consideration D. E. Knowles, Livery hire for Highway Engineer, road inspection trip 17.00 iiae pen begins to write it. There the Thos. Kinshella, Services as Supt. of Construction, Poor farm building .. 80.00 Americans will in a few years glory Latinist and sophister and every unlearned '••••VVVVVVfV1 Geo. Lyng, Services as rodman S. R. H. No. 5 69.16 in the spectacle of a Bonhomme Richard, waiter tries the fitness of his Richard Liljeblad, 5 year insurance premium on Poor farm buildings .. 422.60 a Constellation or maybe a Hartford R. pen, a practice that we have frequently Berner Loftfield, Assistant engineer and expenses S. H. No. 9 154.90 once more going to sea under the Berner Loftfield, Assistant engineer and expenses S. R. H, No. 9 24.10 seen injuring the usefulness and H. E. Lesemann. Auto trip to Gemmel with Bursack 3.50 The famous old Constitution is flag. value of the most beautiful books Littlefork Mercantile Co., Supplies for Mrs. Eugene Pettis, November 15.00 •till carried, although nominally, on moreover, the laity, who look at a book Littlefork Mercantile Co., Supplies for Johanna Olson, November .... 15.05 the naval lists. As long as she will Littlefork Mercantile Co., Supplies for Mrs. Walter May November .... 15.21 turned upside down just as if it were ARTER'S Littlefork Mercantile Co., Supplies for Mrs. C. Elder November 15.08 Moat Americans will insist that she open in the right way, are utterly unworthy 8.00 C. B. Montgomery, Printing Supplies for Sheriff her honored place. But there keep of any communion with books. 9.00 C. B. Montgomery, Printing Supplies for Sheriff and Auditor ONVENIENCES still left plenty of historic names 3.55 Let the clerk take care also that the C. B. Montgomery, Printing Supplies for Sheriff and Treasurer 2.11 I 'which should be perpetuated and honln Miller-Davis Co., Supplies for Auditor scullion does not touch the lily 3.00 A. E. Miller. Inspecting Court House boiler our modern navy. leaves of books, all unwashed, but he Minnesota State Sanitorium, Board and treatment for October, A. Salness who walketh without blemish shall and A. Truelson HOME, For the LOCK OF NAPOLEON'S HAIR minister to the precious volumes. Marshall-Wells Hardware Co., Supplies for Court House 7.68 Minnesota School for Feeble Minded, Support of Maggie Jakopich and Whenever defects are noticed in SCHOOL, Birdie LaGosa 97.67 books, they should be promptly repaired, Relic of Emperor, Obtained During Mrs. Frank Jean. House rent for Mrs. May November 6.00 since nothing spreads more Northome Record.. Printing Supplies for Auditor 6-00 Hla St. Helena Imprisonment, or OFFICE. John Neary. Supplies for Harry Bisgood, November 10.35 quickly than a tear, and a rent which Sold in New York. Joe Neary, Board of Engineers, State Rural Highway No. 5, Months of is neglected at the time will have to October and November 11.50 be repaired with usury.—From the J. T. O'Laughlin. Board and room for engineers, November 2.50 A lock of Napoleon Bonaparte's hair, Philobiblon of Rlohard de Bury, King's O. M. Paulson. Liv-ery for Ogaard. Highway inspection 6.00 obtained while he was at St. Helena, A. J. Porter, Board and lodging for engineers S. R. H. No.5 October and Classics Edition. was bought by George D. Smith for November 31.25 $107.50 at the John E. Burton library W. T. Pearson, Attendance to Jack Quayle, city charge 10.00 Rainy River Improvement Co.^ October Electrical energy 29.78 Bale in the Anderson galleries at New KNOWN AS FRIEND OF BIRDS Rainy River Improvement Co., November Electrical energy 45.50 Tork. It is preserved within folio David Rose, Ditch map for Auditor 5.00 sheets of celluloid and was accompanied N. Rousse, Dray work for engineers S. R. H. No. 5 3.50 William Dutcher Remembered for His J. E. Sullivan, Draying wood to Court House and jail 16.50 by a letter of Capt. Thomas Poppleton Unceasing Fight Against J. Es Sullivan, Wood to Court House from Poor farm, November 60.00 of the Fifty-third regiment, who J. E. Sullivan, Board of Poor. November 138.50 Their Enemies. Was "permanent orderly" over Bonaparte Leonard Soellner, Posting notices of Township organization 1.75 until the close of June, 1817. Stuart Sanitary Supply Co., Supplies for Court House 3.43 In the American Magazine appeared Schei & Sandsmark, Supplies for E. Schroeder for October 1.65 The library of the Nebraska university H. H. Stubee, Balance on contract. Poor farm building 1810.50 Spreader Tube an article about William Dutcher, who paid $280 for a fine copy of John A. E. Solberg, Supplies for Mrs. Carlson November 15.00 did more than any other American to Photolibrary Paste Kingsborough's "Antiquities of Mexico," A. E. Solberg, Supplies for L. Grennier for September 2.75 awaken people to the cruelty and stupidity A. E. Solberg, Supplies for J. Hammond 10.00 published in London in 1831-48. of slaughtering beautiful and A. E. Solberg, Supplies for Mrs. Carelson for October 15.19 J. F. Lewis gave $88 for a manuscript G. F.Swinnerton, Trip to Board of Health meeting at Rochester 24.58 useful birds. He and others finally Koran written in the seventeenth century, John Glava. Supplies for Mrs. Trombley. November 15.00 succeeded in having laws passed so M. A. Ulvedahl, Inspecting S. R. H. No. 5 and mileage 30.00 in red and black on native glazed Carter's far-reaching that they changed the M. A. Ulvedahl, Telephone calls, etc., 2.69 paper. Each page is within ruled gold M. A. Ulvedahl, Mileage December meeting 7.20 whole aspect of millinery. In the hard Regulation lines and the first two pages are surrounded M. A. Ulvedahl, Inspecting S. R. H. No. 9 and mileage 39.60 struggle Mr. Dutcher sacrificed his by ornamental borders in gold Thos. P. White, Telegrams, Case of Martin Boudis 2.40 Bottle health. Following is an extract from Thos. P. White, Board of prisoners, November 271.00 and colors. the article about him: Thos. P. White, Registered letters to jurors 4.70 Mucilage Mary White, matron, Services November 9.50 "Nothing ever tired or discouraged Thos. P. White, Auto hire, Cases of Ed Eck and Ruby Bryant 10.00 Seals Again Plentiful. him. Ending a day's work in his office, Wright, Barrett & Stillwell, Supplies for Court House and Auditor .... 12.50 Under the precautions taken to prevent he would jump on a train to go A. E. Withey, removing screens and putting on storm windows on Court. the extinction of the fur seals in House and jail 28.95 and do another harder day's work before Alaska and the Pribilof islands the Zimmerman Electric Co., Balance on electrical work, Poor farm buildings 42.45 midnight among the legislators at W. J. Zimmerman, Assistant engineer and expenses, S. R. H. No. 5, Month species has multiplied so rapidly that Albany. Politicians lived in terror of of October and November 86.59 the bureau of fisheries now recommends Harold Royem, Mileage December meeting 8.60 this 'bird crank.' The aigrette trade, that the killing of male seals Harold Royem, mileage signing warrants, October and November 17.20 which he fought from the first, spiked Harold Royem, Inspecting S. R. H. No. 9 and mileage 17.00 be resumed. his guns when it could with a paid Harold Royem, Inspecting S. R. H. No. 5 and mileage 10.40 Ever since the signing of the pe lobby. He got hard knocks and many Harold Royem, Attending Elwell road meeting and mileage 6.00 lagic treaty between Russia, England, Harold Royem, Attending Elwell road meeting and mileage 14.60 defeats, but in 1910 his efforts were Japan and our own nation, prohibit Frank Bergaht, County road work, State road No. 24 26.00 crowned with success when the Empire Earl Eddy, County road work, State road No. 24 8.00 Ing the destruction of cow seals upon state passed the plumage law forbidding Ignatz Flake, County road work. State road No. 24 21.00 Photolibrary the high seas, the government has P. J. Greaney, County road work. State road No. 24 32.25 the sale of 'the white badge of taken an occasional census of the C. H. Hughes, County road work. State road No. 24 -. 28.00 Paste in cruelty.' Martin Jackopic, County road wQrk, State road No. 24 19.50 seals. The last of these fixed the "He never wearied of preaching the John Kovach, County road work. State road No. 24 45.00 Bottles number of seals owned by the United great value of insectivorous birds to Frank Kenik, County road work. State road No. 24 14.40 States at 301,844, as against less than Anton Oven, County road work. State road No, 24 50.00 agriculture yet the farmers and fruit twenty thousand in 1906. Andrew Oakman, County road work, State road No, 24 8.00 growers of the United States probably Ed Porter, County road work. State road No. 24 16.65 Besides fur, other possible use of the never will realize how much his labors Lewis Udevich, County road work. State road No. 24 ..: 100.00 seal is being considered by the bureau Erwin Rent, County road work, State road No. 24 benefited them. He cared not a feather's Of fisheries. The scarcity of the Arthur Anderson, County road work, 158-27 weight who got the glory for any S. J. Axdahl. Contract Cemetery road world's meat supply and the tremendous of his work, so long as it was accomplished. Albin Bernard. Auto hire for County surveyor increase in seals as revealed by Even the millinery dealers C. W. C. Bauer, County road work the last census suggest the shipping L. E. Bean. County road work and the 'game hog,' while they fought Olaf Bovold, Partial payment State road No. 8 Of seal meat to the United States for his reforms, admitted his unselfishness. Olaf Bovold, Partial payment State road No. 8 food. Those who have tasted it say There was nothing he would Lisle Christenson, Labor that meat from a young seal is delicious Geo. W. Clark, Partial payment on Crystal Beach road not do for anyone who showed the" in flavor and that seal steak Harry Clement, County road work slightest interest in his hobby." Frank Crandall. County road work Would be a popular addition to a fash A. C. Crawford. County road work ionable hotel menu. Geo. A, Dahlgren. Supplies Breadth of Heart. Lewis Dawson, Supplies But after all," what is happiness? Ef Erick Erickson. County road work ... I English Writer's Ignorance. Hans Erickson. County road work 1 ficiency, wealth, material comfort? Duke Chalmers, the essayist, was David G-inginch, Labor performed on State road east of Margie Carter'^ Many by their lives do so affirm few talking about war writers. Wm. Gheen. Livery .' -v Handy Glue Pencil are cynical enough to say so, and on Wm. Harrigan. Committee work 64-23 ." "A great grist of English literary their deathbeds none will feel ro. Not hacks," he said, "were thrown out of Roger Jerome, Partial payment for work on Cemetery road 22.50 sven freedom in itself brings happiness. regular work when the war began, Roger Jerome. Final payment on Cemetery road 77.50 Happiness lies in breadth of Gilbert Johnson, Te:\m work- on Hazel ton road and so they all turned themselves into 5.00 D. E, Knowles. Team hire for engineers heart. And breadth of heart is that 9.00 'our military correspondent,\ and ladled Berner Loftfield. Attending Commissioners meeting 5.05 inward freedom which has the power out optimistic soothing sirup to J. A. Myrcn, Deputy surveyor construction of Sturgeon bridge 32.06 to understand, feel with and, if need the public in the daily press at a James Mercer. Labor on machine shed ..".. 4.00 be, help others. In breadth of heart Wm. Coyle. Labor on Hazleton road 20.25 guinea a column. Mayer Bros., 1 A-1401 Low and_ reverse gear 17.55 are founded justice, love, sacrifice "One writer reminds me of the Mayer Brothers, 1 A-1402 High and second speed gear 18.50 without it there would be no special young lady who once carried on a Rufus Manuel. Labor on Hazelton road 20.25 meaning to any of our efforts, and the M. V. Marsden.. Labor on State road east of Margie glib naval argument with Admiral Mahan 144.00 John Peterson, Part payment for grubbing Sec. 12-67-25 tale of all human life would be still no 100.00 at a dinner. A third person said Peter Richardson.. Team work on Jackfish road 88.20 more than that of supremely gifted to her in some astonishment: David Rose, Deputy surveyor Sturgeon River bridge 17.25 animals, many of whose communities John Skoglung. Work done on road No. 20 'Why, how well you talk up to the 289.15 are highly efficient, and have instinctive, M. A. Ulvedahl, Viewing County road in Nett River Township 12.40 Admiral on these abstruse naval top Paul YanEtten, Road work in 158-27 .. .' 32.00 I unity founded on experience of its ics!' Wm. Worden. Road work in 25-64-23 81.00 utility, but none of that conscious altruism 'Oh,' said the young lady, 'I've only Ole Wasli. Labor State road No. 25 376.60 osTeS 'J which is without perception of Orlando Woodard, Expenses as assistant engineer State roads 24 and 25 5.59 been concealing my ignorance.' Orlando Woodard, Services as assistant engineer State road No. 25 12.00 Carter's" future benefit to self, and works from I 'Not at all,' said Admiral Mahan, On motion, the Board adjourned, sine die. recognition of its own beauty. 3heer gallantly. 'Quite the contrary."' Photolibrary Paste for the Office B. S. UcBON&LB, We are all bound more and more to Attest: Chairman of the Board. 1. H, SLOCUX, ward the understanding of ourselves First Telegraphing. County Auditor. and each other, and all that this carries New world's records for fast and with it.—John Galsworthy in the accurate telegraphing were made at Atlantic Monthly. Tlatuaii the international telegraphic tournament Cellulose in All Vegetable in San Francisco a few weeks Of course, the extensive use of wood Stationery Store Dawn Near Armentieres. ICO. pulp for articles of clothing is not "jVevv otel One of the most poignant memories, Richard C. Bartley transmitted the strange. Cellulose, which is employed it may be, that I have brought bach fastest and most perfect" "Morse" by in enormous quantities in the fibrous from the war is the unearthly beauty ticking off 40 railroad messages without ft 1519 -E. FIFTH ST state in the form of cotton, linen, jute, ST PAUL, MINN. of the dawn in that low country, an error in 28 minutes and 13 seconds, hemp, etc., is the chief component of &* writes a British captain in the Atlantic OPPOSITE CITY HALL and beating the automatic transmitters. all vegetable tissues, in which it exists Monthly. Morning after morning MODERN EUROPEAN PLAN in elongated cells or fibers.. Cotton I watched it, and the wonder never George W. Smith, Jr., won the re wool and filter paper are almost LOCATED'IN HEART Ot BUSINESS DISTRICT ceased. Water, mirroring willows and A E S it a he at an eeiving contest by taking and transcribing pure cellulose. It is only a matter of shower bathOne the silvery sky, stood ever in the foreground without an error 40 railroad technical skill to convert to textile person 75c, S1.00 and SI.SO per day. the low farm houses lay mysterious Subscribe For The messages in 31 minutes and 12 seo & Two persons in same room. SOc extra. .. uses the cellulose of the spruce tree onds. the battered church was ROOMS with private baths and toilets— instead of using that of the cotton One person S1.5Q and S2.00 per day whole again. With the full light and plant. In the manufacture of hardware Two persons in same' room. S1.00 extra. an awakened world the picture was Met Every Christmas. purity is not so essential, high pressure Stntf postal cord lot colored biolttrs. a commonplace in the half light and WE AIM TO PLEASE Cromwell's long parliament made and a strong adhesive being the day. the silence its beauty seemed the one it of meeting every Christmas great factors. spiritual element 1n a ravaged world