to be given a trial of thirty days PROFESSIONAL CARDS so overy patron who is now or will be interested in it is cordially invited to see it for himself and CEDARWOOD SCHOOL NEWS MWMtMii'* give his or her opinion of it. We JOHN H. BROWN 'Mrs. A. M. Jensen of Big Falls, INTERNATIONAL WATERWAYS-JOINT want -to please everyone in the is here busy with the oculist (Too late for last week.) Attorney at Law COMMISSION purchase of this intsrument. The Xmas entertainment and Office in the litis Block The Wayland Sunday school has basket social was a decided sue-, Alderman-at-large and Mrs. L. Hon. James A. Tawney, of Wi/W. International Falls, Minn, disbanded and reorganized as a cess financially, and all helped Wilson left Sunday night to nona, and Hon. G. M. Mignault, Bible Study class. All are cordially make their home in Virginia, iv. v^., members of the Internawhere to make it so. A program was invited to attend every given by the school and Axel he is in the seed business, itional Joint Commission, conduct?£. DR. H. H. IHRIG Sunday at the school house. Gabrielson played several violin rff- ea a hearing in this -city last .F.ri- Dentist Wm. Keiver, of Littlefork, was day and Saturday, at which they solos After the gifts were_ distributed MjJLUMS here BIG FALLS CONSOLIDATED Tuesday to attend the Democratic and goodies provided, heard the State of Minnesota as Office over Holler's Confectionery ?»3Sj9 .. .. ASSOCIATED SCHOOL NOTES county convention. to the damage done or to be done candy made at school was sold. International Falls, Minn, to State lands by reason of the Then followed the selling of the Remember the International raising of the water levels of the baskets. Through the ablity of Corner ioth Avenue and 5th St. Dr. Burns, epidemiologist of the Falls band dance at the Grand, Rainy lake and its tributaries. Mr Walter Montgomery as auctioneer State Health department, gave us GEO. S. LANGLAND Tt E. L. Heermance, Pastor/ Friday, February 4th. Hon. Clifford L, Hilton, assistant and the generosity of the a call and a health inspection last A Social Center for the Community LAWYER attorney general, and Hon, J. crowd, quite a sum was obtained. Thursday. One case of a suspicious In litis Block on to Loan on tarm proper­ A. O. Preus state auditor, represented Altogether a little over forty dollars character was discovered ^iifi Morning worship at 11.'- The 4th Ave. ty in United States and Canada. the State. Mr. Preus was received. 1 was and sent home for observation. pastor will give the second sermon Apply to Frank S. Lang, International International Falls, Mian, first called on the stand. He testified Our school has had perfect attendance This is the second visit by the in "The Acts of Some Modern Falls, Minnesota. ... .... tf as to the values of the State since school began last doctor this year. Dr. Burns is a Apostles." He will speak of lands which have been or will be fall. broad-minded man who is always "Chinese Gordon, the Christian F. J. McPARTLIN Mrs. S. Carnveau will entertain over^owe(j under the -different Among, the things obtained this ready with helpful suggestions Knight." The music will be in 'he trench Ladies' Aid soaety of water.levels proposed. At the Lawyer year are a wood box, knife box, and so we are always glad to see charge of Mrs. Sorenson's new pr0p0sed the Cathol.c church at her home level there hi hest water Office over International cooking outfit, cupboard and organ: him. girls' choir. on Sixth street next Tuesday. wll, be.approximately 22,ooo acres State Bank Mr. Jewell, our new county superintendent Evening worship at 7 :30. The affected. At the appraised price International Falls, Minn, Mr. D. B. Jewell, Mr. Brown, of schools, made us pastor's topic will be, "Love God International Camp Na 36 on of an ac the estimated Miss Anderson and Mr. Sandt a visit last Friday afternoon. This and Do as You Please." Music Camera lake, whxch employing 1S es to the State WQuld visited our school on the afternoon was the first in the capacity of an by our chorus choir. 150 men, is quarantined with a $,32,000.00. Mr. L. A. G. F. SWINNERTON M. D.,C.M. amount to of Jan. 18th. That evening official supervisor. Mr. Jewell Sunday school at 10. Christian few cases of smallpox. Berg, engineer for the Attorney Physician and Surgeon y," S- a short program was given by the has the respect and confidence of Endeavor at 7 :oo. rr, -rt General's office, and the State Au^ Eyes examined and glasses fitted, school. Axel Gabrielson played pupils and teachers alike. The Mrs. ihompson, of Bramerd, ... rr Teacher Training Bible class on 1 /-p iditors omce. testified as to the Office over Empress several violin soios ana tne rest person who makes criticisms of a a iv a to in he us Monday evening in ..the spcial 01 •*. r-v t- a ,1 number of acres injuriously affectband, {l: Theatre the time was given to talks by constructive type as Mr. Jewell Dr. E. A. Thompson, the room at 7130. ed at' the different proposed»water International Falls, Minn, Mr. Jewell and Mr. Brown, the always does is entitled to both respect new dentist who moved here a Reading room open Sunday afternoon, levels. Mr. John E. Samuelson, "poultry man" from Crookston. and confidence. month ago. and on Monday, Tuesday of Duluth, appeared for some forty Lunch \*ras served and games and Thursday evenings. Friday afternoon another general DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE settlers whose lands have been were played. The evening passed Money to loan on Northern inspection for head lice was Physician and Surgeon injured by the overuow and testimony very quickly. All enjoyed the interesting Minnesota lands. South Bethlehem. fiad. Only one case of nits was by them was taken as far Office over litis Drug Store talks given by Mr. Jewell Jevne & Norton, Agents, found. This means that Big Falls Town Hall, Holler's Addition. as time would permit. Phone 11 and Mr. Brown and we were International Falls, Minn. wants to be clean and intends to Mr. Horace Withrow, of Littlefork, Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching glad so many were able to be May 18. be clean. It means, too, that the assisted by Mr. Heermance VENDOME HOTEL present. We hope to be able to parents have co-operated, spienciidly and Mr. Gregg, is holding special SHAKES PROFITS. A patriotic conference will be hear them again. with the sciiool in its attempt DR. J. F. PETERSON meetings in Holler's Addition every held at the Town Hall, Fort Frances, We don't know what others to eradicate a pest that has evening, beginning Thursday Dentist 1 Feb. 14th. A lunch will also may think, but we like our new been with us altogether too long. Hotel Vendome, Minneapolis, of this week. Mr. Withrow is a Office over International be served and an interesting program county superintendent. Even it Does it not- also mean that the has made its annual profit-sharing fine singer as well as an interesting State Bank rendered by home talent. he is the county superintendent general inspection method of dealing dividend to all of its employes speaker, and you will want to International Falls, Minn. Admission 25c. ... he seems just like one of us. with the situation (the method who remained during the entire hear him. The pupils here have a school 191-5. tnat treats everyone alike) is year of The Ladies' Aid society of the song, school yell and a school highly effective? Freedom from This isjihe third profit-sharing FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL PHINNEY & CAMPBELL &" M. E. Church will give al ocal talo" pennant. The next thing to be this nuisance will be hailed as a year at the Vendome and the dividends CHURCH. ent musical in connection with the LAWYERS started is a glee club, due to the blessing by the mothers of the amounted to 15 per cent of "j "usual picture films on Thursday compliments received by our visitors community. Co-operation has the total wages paid to each employe Over International State The Down Town Church. (evening, 17th. February Further at our entertainment. been so general and so cheerfully during 1915, the largest Bank C. H. Blake, Pastor.. details of the program will be an- Our one boy received the condolence accorded the school that we believe dividend for any previous year International Falls, Minn, nounced next week of the evening for having the community feels that having been 5 per cent. Choir rehearsal Friday evening to associate with so many of the the campaign has been made in a At the beginning of each year at 7:30 at the parsonage. Because of the heavy fall of opposite sex. We consider him every employe, clerks, bell hops, spirit ot fairness. We wish again W. E. LAWRENCE Ranier service tonight at 7:30. jsnow this winter it has been fortunate and would wlilingly to thonk those parents, pupils and porter's, telephone operators, Services next Sunday are: Sabbath THE REXALL STORE -found impossible to burn the change place with him for awhile others who have lent us aid and chambermaids, scrub-women, everybody school, 10 a. m. -Epworth brush at the many logging operations, employed in the hotel, in order to be in the lime light moral support in this matter. International Falls, Minn. League devotional, 7 p. m. Public so Forester Cox has issued too. receives a contract stipulating P. E. Bowen. I worship, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. 3 orders excusing loggers from 1 that he or she shall receive a definite We have some boosters here at Big Falls Associated School Notes The Epworth League devotional that duty for the time being. share of the profits, providing Cedarwood and we are proud of Mr. Allard visited every department S E E next Sunday evening will be in them. of our school Tuesday. It is he or she stays throughout charge of Mr. J. H, Emerson. Architect and Superintendent of Rev. S. L. Koch, Methodist pastor an inspiration to both teacher and the year. Each one has a direct The study subject will be "The Construction at Northome Rev. C. C. Test, interest in every item of income, pupils to have this interest shown Test of Friendship." WAYLAND SCHOOL NEWS Office over litis Drug Store Presbyterian pastor at Mizpah and expense. Any employe who in their work. We hope more of We extend to you a cordial invitation FOR JANUARY. International Falls, Minn. and Rev. Ole Belsas of Littlefork leaves before the end of the period the patrons of our school will follow to attend all the services Norwegian Lutheran, were in our Mr. Allard's example. receives only his regular of the Down-Town church. The program and social at the city Tuesday attending the conference wages, while those who remain Mr. Bowen visited Wisner and school house on Jan. 8th was a DR. E. A. THOMPSON of the Ministerial club. participate in the profits. Waukana last week, traveling rV. I S I A N A I S success both socially and financially. upon snowshoes. We are advised by the management E N I S S ,r .- CHURCH NOTICES. A short but well rendered of the hotel, that the plan As a completion of their work Ralph Barton of the Ericsburg Office and Residence program was given by members is proving an unqualified success in bread making the domestic district drove to our city Tuesday. Over litis' Drug Store Bible-school, 10 a. m. Classes of the Wayland and Fairland science class made use of their to get a casket for his mother, hat it operates especially well in International Falls, Minnesota for all and a hearty welcome. Mr, schools. After the program the who died early that morning. Tjie 1a hotel, where the comfort of each new table linen, dihes and silver Gish, supt. shadows were auctioned off, a neighbor who came with him I &uest largely depends upon the to serve a lunch of hot rolls, so Sermon, 11 a. m.^—"Acceptable neat sum for the organ fund being "drove back with the casket and' Personal service rendered by each marshmallow salad and coffee to Worship." Welcome to this House the result. The climax of the Ralph stayed until Wednesday employe. A fiiie spirit of loyalty -f fh lady members of the faculty. of God are strangers and the evening came with the raffling morning to meet Rev. S. E. Gregg,' *.s Pr°moted by such a profit-sharing The district spelling and bread CALL ON •poor." of the autograph quilt. One hundred system and every worker who came in on the morning baking contest will be held at Big Junior Christian Endeavor, 3 p. and twenty-two numbers takes a lively interest in the train, to go out for the funeral. Falls Feb. 14th. Each of the Associated JIMMIE DAWSON m. For the young folks from 6 were sold. The total receipts received business. jAs .Mr. Barton and Rev. Gregg left schools will be represent to 14 years of age. were fifty-two dollars and When You Want Your the Canadian Northern train ed by two spellers and one loaf Senior Christian Endeavor, 6:30 a quarter. HARNESS, SHOES REPAIRED. Fort Frances Wednesday om of bread. The written spelling What'U You Have Boys? p. m. A thriving interdenominational After the social the crowd enjoyed afternoon. The funeral will be contest will take -place the organization, whose meetings themselves at a dance at 4ield Thursday, Rev. Gregg hav- school house Friday afternoon. RUBBER HEELS a SPECIALTY The cross-examining lawyer you are invited to attend and the Juhg home. ^4-. ing charge of the funeral. December report of attendance: had adopted a rather unpleasant enjoy. The motto of this society Miss Anderson and Mr. Sandt Lundgren tone in questioning the witness, 100 p. c. is "Loyalty to the Christ and to c. our supervisors from Birchdale, W. T. U. NOTES. Waukana .. who, however, kept his temper. the Church." If you are willing to 99 visited school on Jan. 19th, Nett River iK "Have you ever been arrested?" ..,98 stand with us. on this basis of Mrs. Rudolph and Laura Humber An interesting meeting of the was among the-questions put.: Wisner ...... righteous endeavor, join with us. 95 SAVE 25 PER CENT BY were pleasant callers at our &Union was held at the home of "No, sir Dentaybow -r Sermon, 7:3o p. m.—"Devilishness 95 school on last Thursday. ^Mrs. E. Heermance Tuesday last. Have you been in this court Caldwell Brook BUYING YOUR HARD-^ Deposed." We offer to you .. 91 The Reading Circle have finished Fourteen members and one visitor before?'' Sturgeon River as ambassadors of The New Covenant .. 91 WARE AT THOMPSON'S the reading of "Ben Hur," The •'twere present. Mrs. Bigsby, the "No, sir."" -Big Falls ... of din Christ Jesus, the .. 90 next book has not been decided president, was in charge of the "Are you sure of that? Margie ....... I E A W A E termjs therein of salvation and .. 89 on as yet. meeting. After the regular busiF„ ?"Y.es,: sir." Waukana service we dare offer you no mm 4 STORE. Jas. Dawson, Mgr. -3 Mr. Jewell and Mr. Browii' visited 7*iess, a short, but interesting pro- "Your face looks very familiar Jlenry ............. 75 other. Repent, believe: and^ be our school on Thursday. In fram who O" was rendered. A few —very familiar.^ Where have I Supervisors always feel well repaid baptized, and ye shall receive the the evening Mr. Jewell gave a h^V/vverJ to have taken part were ab«ent. seen you before for their visit to Margie's gift of the Holy Ghost. talk, "The Possibilities of Koochiching "I am the bartender in the saloon Our affiliated membership plan primary room. They always find County.",-. While Mr. A drill on the ''catechism'' and cross the street." teacher and pupils interested, enthusiastic^ of church fellowship makes it possible given. Brown gave the patrons a few ^/"dry states" was for every true Christian, regardless and accomplishing pointers on "Poultry House Construction.'' The next meeting will be Iield Second Avenue between Second of denominational name something. A leaf from a supervisors ~FOR" SALE—All household effects—$65 15th at the home of Mr. Brown, is a well •t^February to unite with us, and makes all notebook, "Class of eleven range for $25. -Other and Third Streets. -Mrs. B. Kinney. This is one of known expert in the .poultry business, without partiality, eligible to any primary upils passed to front of things in proportion. *718 7th Ave. the red letter days of the National and his talk was appreciated ,+ honor, or office within the power room arid stood in an orderly Phone 328. C..T. U., it being ''Frances E. by everyone who heard it. of the church to bestow. Phone 128. semi- circle. One pupil faced class 3Villard Memorial Day," the program'will The first and4 second grade language practice, upon request, infant and told a review language story be along those lines, so classes ate Very much interested consecration, for which therp so well he held interest of entire *co"me prepared to hear something in the study of Eskimo S O S O N S O N is abundant promises in both the class and made.-them chuckle ^ood. vThe name and memory of life this month. j^They. have made Old and the New Covenants, generally Young Man to with him at climax of story. The ?rancis Willard is dear to every some very good posters and illustratibris rMlearn. known as the'Word of God .class then fold the story of the Shoe repairing neatly done. iwhite ribboner's" Heart. of their Work.^T£S?f Watchmaking or The Bible. -The pastor will, if Eskimos, each pupil adding certain Ladies and Gent's rubber heels sMwwm W.CT.U.filfev: The organ which is to be purchased, invited to do so, -visit the heme facts land speaking always in 50 cents. with the social and quilt vMANl(AT0, MINR. Call Rev^ Cross phone 205r complete sentences. They had N. NURICK SHOE SHOP I, UttSCRiJSfc FQR THE PRE^ proceeds jias been orderedv%It is: Wm. Cross, pastorf "(continued on last page.) ^216 Second Avenue vT" I* ^S.-v.-SsSfc:.-