I I m. ml V* r#if v^ ,y-^r**^:,» "'vgF"* *&'*< 7 p.,, INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS "SULZER AND SUCCESS." DISTRICT NEWS. a ''Visitor's Day." The domestic SUMMONS. science class will serve lunch. The STATE OP MINNESOTA club dues are paid ft1 improvements, (Continued on last page.) ss. County of Koochiching and are always paid. I Clarence and Albert Eide have IN DISTRICT COURT.. The second intermediate room FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT offered, to make a door for the was very much interested in a cut chimney corner. We hope it will Henry Logan, Plaintiff Work poster illustrating "Tulip —vs— be as good as the bread they Time in Holland." The work was Richard W. Staack, Alexander Sang, Charles P. Frank, make done by the pupils after school Harriet J. Sang, Annie Sang,' "Tom Thumb Wedding." Henry Smith, Harriet J. hours. Lees, and also all other persons One of the classes in household unknown, claiming any Will be given under the auspices right, title, estate, interest arts has just completed plans for of "The School Committee" or lien in the real estate a basement. The next problem described in the complaint March 24. A professional directress herein, Defendants. will be plans for the rest of the will train the children at the The State of Minnesota to the above house. We find the girls t"x be Lyceum hall in two or three rehearsals. named defendants: pretty fair architects. These will be had in the You and each of you are hereby summoned The high school English class and required to answer the complaint afternoons. mmi of the plaintiff in the above entitled is preparing a long paper on the Costumes will be furnished free action, which is filed in the office A ''History of Littlefork." story of the Clerk of the District Court in and by the directress. These will con for said county, and to serve a copy of pioneer life is required, so sist of full dress suits for the of your answer to the said complaint Absolutely Pure upon the subscriber at his office in the doubtless many of the older settlers boys (long pants and evening city of International Falls, in said are being swamped with coats for the boys and full train county, within twenty (20) days after Made from Cream of Tarfar the service of this summons upon you, questions. dresses for the little girls.). exclusive of the day of such service The drawing class is taking up NO ALUH-W0 PHOSPHATE And if you fail to answer the said The committee needs all the complaint within the time aforesaid the block lettering. This will be especially boys and girls from the ages of plaintiff in this action will apply to the interesting to the boys as court for the reiief demanded in the three to nine to take parts. If complaint. they are to make signs for the some member of the committee Dated January 28th, 1916. :TTT 111M different rural schools. FRANK PALMER, does not solicit you this week, Plaintiff's Attorney, otel 'New Four of the local teachers spent will you not please call one up International Falls, Minn. M. 9-23. Saturday at the Falls. and tell her that your little boy Report cards will be sent out (1) Hon. William Sulzer, former governor of New York, candidate 1 5 1 9 E I S or girl will take part. HORSES AT AUCTION. ST. PAUL, INN. In Minnesota primaries for Prohibition nomination for president. (2) I. Wednesday. Members of the committee will Farm and Draught Horses I OPPOSITE CITY HALL. M. Kalnes, manager of Sulzer's campaign. (3) Finley C. Hendrickson, appreciate co-operation in this MODERN: EUROPEAN PLAN w- candidate for vice president. (4.) Senator E. E. Lobeck, strong Suizer supporter, for Sale. OAK PORTAGE. thing and will be glad to answer who has been urged to file for congress in the Seventh district- From five hundred to one thousand LOCATED-IN HEART OF BUSINESS DISTRICT RATES: with detached and Rooms b*th questions concerning it. "Sulzer and Success" is the campaign ing a department of labor with a secretary head of horses constantly on bath— •bower Proceeds of the wedding will Gottfried Rhen has purchased in the cabinet. One person 75c. S1.00 and *1.50 par day slogan of that wing of the Prohibition hand, including large draft horses, Two persons in same room. SOc estra. be applied on the school grafanola Mr. Sulzer was elected governor of a and a half from Mr. Wal- party in Minnesota which cow driving horses, delivery horses,! ROOM 8 with private baths and tot letsOne New York in 1912 by the greatest plurality person SI.50 and S2.00 i*r day fund. who is leaving the country. wants to see the former governor of Strom, farm chunks, farm mares, saddlers Two persons in same' room. S1.00 tttn ever given a candidate for governor Committee members: New York as the standard bearer of The Farmers' club held another postal card tot colored blotter*. Sftitrf and mules. Every horse in that state. He was impeached the' Prohibition party this year. The Mrs. Allard, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. WE AIM TO PLEASE meeting Feb. 26 at Riverdale by the notorious Tammany legislature hitched and tried before sale. If Sulzer advocates feel confident that Solberg, Mrs. Bert Hillstead, Mrs. school house. of that year by a majority of you want one horse or a carload, no other man can poll the vote that two votes. Of the seventy-two Democrats Meetings will be discontinued Peter Lambert, Miss Poole. come to Barrett & Zimmerman's can the New York man. His name is who voted against him, only at Oak Portage chapel for an indefinite Great Midway Horse Market, St. already a. household word in every, seventeen were re-elected, and all Clearing Land. period after March 12th. Paul. Auction every Wednesday. seven Republicans who voted against state in the Union and in the public One of the lessons brought before him were defeated at the next election. Private sales daily. mind is the synonym for "the man By Mr. Jones and Mr. Swanson. Mr. Sulzer then was elected to the friends recently on Sunday THE KEYS TO SUCCESS who stands for principle regardless of Duluth stables, 23rd Ave. W., Mr. Swanson said, "I have never J" the legislature £?ain. As tfie candidate afternoon was that the dealings consequences." His brave fight and Superior street. Private sales thought of the tiall stumps-, the of the Prohibition and American PROTKT YOUR INVENTIONS of God with the children of against' the corrupt Tammany gang daily. Mch. 16. way your uncle did I dislike the parties for governor in 1914 he received in £Iew York has won him fame andrespect Israel when he led them out of 128,000 votes. looks of them so much that I pre all over the country. Abstracts and titles to all property Egypt toward the Promised Land Governor Sulzer is a "Commoner" fer to cut them first." Ex-Governor William Sulzer of New in Koochiching county furnished Send for free booklet ftxplamwg through and through. The more you is a very true picture of God's "Now you are troubled about York is of German, Dutch and ScotchIrish know about him—the more you study on short notice by the how to obtain Protective Patents dealings with each individual, as looks again. My uncle had nice ancestry. Although entering the fv him at close range—the more you like Koochiching county Abstract Co. and Legal Trade Marks He tries to lead him from the buildings, and many neat things him and the more you will appreciate New York legislature at twenty-^ix official abstractors, International kingdom of Satan, in which he what he has done, and glory in his Labels registered, Copyrights secured "Vi about the place, but where so years of age, he soon became widely Falls, Minn.—Adv. tf. naturally belongs, to heaven. The trials and his triumphs. He needs no known as an advocate of "social, political Design Patents obtained much labor could be saved by allowing eulogy. His career of struggle for Israelites thwarted and opposed and economic reforms, such as time to do the work, and TWENTY-FIVE YEARS* EXPERIENCE higher and better things from a poor Money to loan on Northern God on every hand, and doubted the abolishing of the sweat shops and that work expended in some other farm boy to the governorship of the Minnesota lands. G. HOWLETT DAVIS Imprisonment for debt, establishing His ability to deliver them from greatest state in the Union is an epic way that would bring in more and Jevne & Norton, Agents, freedom of workship, abolishing qor* the enemy, although God showed poem. His illegal removal from that Registered Patent Attorney immediate cash." poral punishment in prisons, .limiting International Falls, Minn. office forms one of the blackest chapters 918 St., Washington, D. C. them repeatedly that He was able "I should think that your uncle's the hours of labor and establishing^ in. the history of New York state, May 18. and willing if they only would stock would be in danger woman's reformatory. All of thode p-nd his^vindication at the hands of the wait for His good time. among these tall stubs in a heavy bills introduced by Mr. Sulzer became people in his re-election to the legislature Read it for yourself and see if and his defeat of the Tammany laws. He was elected speaker of tfte wind." THE QOOP QUDgE BEATS CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS^) gang in the last two elections in New assembly in 1893. The following year you cannot find some trace of ''Did you ever have any cattle York proves that his faith in the common he was elected to congress, where he your own life, and gain help killed in that way? I see you YES,BUT THE OUDQE] people has not been misplaced. remained for eighteen years, being thereby. JDISCOVEREDTHE I DISCOVERED have a goodly number left in the the author during that time. of more Mr. Sulzer is of large stature, standing LITTLE CHEW OFW-BL AMERICA AND ORE AT! NOW AMERICA than twenty-five bills embodying progressive woods in your pasture." over six feet in height, with a 'CUT TOBACCO THAT TOBACCO IN 1192. MSTHEHOME OF |LASTS AND BIG FALLS CONSOLIDATED SATISFIES.,] legislation. When chairman weight of 185 pounds which he carries "I had one heifer killed by a FREEDOM, of the house committee on foreign affairs ASSOCIATED SCHOOL NOTES with the grace of a trained athlete. stub which I chopped down." he opposed intervention in the He has sandy- hair and steel blue eyes "That is a strong argument affairs of Mexico at the time when that look straight into yours, and read Mr. Jewell visited the Big Falls President Taft mobilized American against you then. There is more your innermost thoughts. His nomination troops on the Texas border. Foremost 9chools Tuesday. He visited Wisner, for president by the Prohibitionists danger in chopping them down among his achievements in 1912 will be the signal of the greatest Waukana and Henry on than in letting them stand.'' was the passage of his bill establish­ advance in the party's history. Wednesday and Thuisday, Miss "Well, I was careless, and in Poole and Mr. Bowen accompanying my haste I did not look to see if DELE6ATE CANDIDATES ON THE PROHIBITION TICKET him. there were ariy cattle in the way When here he notified the Big when the stub was about to fall." 4* 4* 4- 4- Falls teachers that all had been Mr. Jones said, "I suppose it is DELEGATES-AT-LARGE. Lobeck, G. Hood Thompson. re-elected to their present positions very easy to get your grass seecl IF (Vote for Eleven Only.) FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. and expressed the wish that to catch, because of the frequent some of your friends haven't been lucky Foss—W. G. Calderwood, Charles For (Vote for Two Only.) the entire force would remain rains that you have up here." enough to discover W-B CUT Chewing—die W. Dorsett, Charles A. Fowble, J. A. Foss—Mary E. Barbour, S. B. For another year. "You would think so," was the Hawkinson, C. L. Hill, Arthur Markve, long shred Real Tobacco Chew—give them, the good Eddy, George D. Haggard, Jane Bliss Ambrose Haluptzok has completed reply, "but it is a mistake. The John E. Ransom, Bessie L. Scovell, Potter, W. B. Riley. news today. a year's work in bookkeeping Frank P. Vroman, George F. Wells. ground is covered with a thick Sulzer—H. C. Christofferson, For O. Tell them to get a pouch and give it a quality test—to Sulzer—George L. Briggs, W. J. For A. Hain, Charles P. Nelson, Nels Peterson, in three months, and is layer of leaves, dead brush, rotten take a small chew—and that they don't need to take a wad Bryan, J. D. Engle, I. M. Kalnes, Fredrik Stanley B. Roberts. now working on an advanced set as with the ordinary kind. Tell them also, to notice how. bark, wood and moss so that Kavli, James Larson, John Lind, SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. the salt brings out the rich tobacco taste—how it satisfies. of books. Ambrose is exceptionally the seed cannot get down to the E. E. Lobeck, Ole Lokensgaard, Lou (Vote for Three Only.) industrious and accurate. W. Martin, Quincy Lee Morrow, A. H. soil. If we sow the seed early in Made by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, SO Union Square, New Toft Gff Foss—Ira D. Alvord, T. J. For Anderson, Muedeking, John P. Nygaard, W. T. These are qualities that will be the spring when there may be E. L. Gilmore. Reilly, O. O. Stageberg, W. A. worth money to him when it moisture every day long enough Sulzer—W. E. Cruzen. For 30 DAYS Stromme. comes to obtaining and holding a for the seed to sprout and grow SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. position. until it gets its roots down into (Vote for Four Only.) Spring must be near for the the soil we can get a start of hay, freeTrial (Vote for Five Only.) Foss—R. W. Richardson, F. L. For primary pupils are keeping the but just a few days of dry weather, Foss—No candidates. For Rollins, G. W. Stinehart. swings and slide busy while the Sulzer—Edward E. Barsness, after it has sprouted, is apt to For Sulzer—Herman D. Clarke, W. For G. older boys perform upon the Carl A. Fjelstad, O. R. Kelly, Geo. H. Elliott, L. P. Lawson, A. H. Utzinger. kill it, because of this covering of Ledbetter, Hurby L. Quist, Andrew N. front walk with the boxing leaves, etc. It is possible to rake Thorstad, C. W. Wheeler, Eva Emerson gloves. SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. this rubbish into small piles with Wold. Percent of Atttendance for February a hand rake and burn it. When ,EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS- (Vote for Four Only.) you think you have raked it wll, TRICT. Big Falls 84^ Foss—E. Howard Fitz, A. D. For and you come back over the All (Will not appear on ballot. Nelson. Dentaybow 98^2 three elected without contest.) ground after a few dry days, you Sulzer—George H. Andrews, A. For Lundgren -98^2 Foss—John Helmer, Bert N. For will find as much again as you A. Johnson, J. R. Lee, A. W. Mead, Wheeler. Nett River .93 raked up the first time, so it takes S. HL Merrill, J. F. Stout. Sulzer—Frank Mattson. For Caldwell Brook 93^4 a great deal of labor to prepare an THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Margie .' 89 acre in this way. All kinds of different (Vote for Three Only.) Tow Choice of Niiety-Foar (94) Styles Sturgeon River 86 harrows have been tried Foss—Kalmer J. Ja'cobson, C." For (Vote for Five Only.) Johnson 84 but that goes rather hard also, because B. Whittier. Foss—C. H. Carlson, C. For O. of "Rangmr" Bicycles, shown in full color in our big new Catalogue just off the press. Thereare Waukana 81 Sulzer—Edward G. Hammer, eighty-three (83) others, also, shown at prices ranging from 911.7B, $13.75, SIS.73 all of the roots of trees and For Christenson, Gustave J. DeMars, H. P. up. There is a MEMO Bicycle for CVafJT rider, at a price made possible only by our William Hokanson, Walter Lasby, Edward Wisner 77 brush run almost on top of the Nygaard, George A. Paulson, Haagen FA CTUR T-DIBEC TTO-RIDER sales plan. Dy HONEY G. Leffler, Frank Lundsten, E. A. r°DX fof The poor showing made by Big Rude, C. L. Sulerud. CCMQ HA ne^ catalogue of "Ranger" Bicycles,." soil, making a very close net wblVIP "W •Ililh I Tires and Sundries at prices 8o low they will astonish you. Also, Oldenburg, W. B. Sargent, Leon L. For Sulzer—Erick Ellingson, J. F. full particulars of(ourgreat newoffer to deliver to you all charges prepaid your choice of any Falls and Wisner is due to the work." ...... Smythe. of the 94 kinds of RANGER" Bicycles you may select, for ONE MONTH'S FREE TRIAL. Heiberg, Thomas Vollom. rigid enforcement of the health This wonderful offer is absolutely genuine. No criticises your choice if it's a "Ranger"—themost one "Well," said Mr. Jones, "we FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. popular, largest selling Bicycle in the country. TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS- 'IRES, LIMPS, Built "Up'WhfifilS laws. These schools have escaped have found these hinderances in TRICT. V, •, s\ trie Lighting Outfits', an epidemic this winter of any all the newest ideas clearing land here, acctrding to iii Bicycle equipment and Sundries.^as well as the Repair Parts and Combination Offers for (Vote for One Only.) (Vote for Two Only.) refitting your old Bicycle—all shown fully illustrated, at HALF USUAL PRICES. Our new kind, even severe colds. We be'flteeve your words. Much rain, so that Foss—F. R. McManigal, R. J. K. For Catalogue is the largest ever issued by any Bicycle concern. Even if you do not need anew Foss—Wm. C. Thompson. For it pays. now, or Repair Parts, Tires, etc., for your old Bicycle, you need this Catalogue to tell yov Bievcle brush sprouts and stumps of Murray. Sulzer—George W. Harden, (3. For uie prices you should pay when you do buy. AGENTS WAUTPBI We,want jff Miss Kilgore, rif the Nett River Sulzer—Joseph Harkness, J! E. For trees stay alive and grow rapidly. L. Johnson. 1 a Rider Agent^in every neighborhood to ride talirCEl MlbIV I W VIHtllEaV and exhibit the new "RANGER." You can select the '^school writes us: "Yes, the vege- The rain hinders burning and decay, particular style suited your own needs. Boys and young men parts of the country nre^ to in all Priding "Rangers" and taking orders from their friends. They make a good commission on every I Ies we canned last fall kept Eugene W. Chafin began an extend- many joints in route, and causes the roots to run sale and so can you. Our great output, perfected methqfls and machinery enable us to sell ed campaign tour in .Kansas Feb. 6. Bicycles at prices below competitors: "quality" all and they ta%ted pretty good too. near the surface. We will wait until Later he will campaign in Iowa and MOTORCYCLE AND AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES. Our big, new Catalogue also gives large '. A bill before the house of representatives jWe only wish that we had experimented space to these lines at lowest prices. Thousands of our-"Bicycle-"-customers of a generation ago ~A. we he:ar from my uncle, and promises to line up 100 automobiles the would make national capital are now buying their Auto" Sundries of us, because they know "Mead" quality and prices are 4- on a few more kinds. some time, while we wait, want loaded with Prohibitionists: on their always right I dry Nov. 1, 1916. MUTE US TODAY. thebig Do not delay. A postal request at a cost of one cant will bring you The Nett River Improvement way to the national convention at St you to tell me how things grow catalogue. DO NOT BUY until you get it and our wonderful new offers and prices. fclub met Friday and voted to have Paul. They will come with flags and The Montana State Grange declfp oa the spots that are cleared." J. L. MEAD CYCLE CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. banners flyjtog