A'". INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS c* T~" PROFESSIONAL CARDS German Grammar I. Histoiy and Civics, I. night schools have been held for high school assistant. Flora Remington, Minneapolis, German Literature II., III. or Science, 1. a number of years. The work is Emma Seihl, Excelsior, domestic kindergarten and librarian. iv. Normal Training— assigned to the most skilled science. Teachers of Associated Schools JOHN H. BROWN Pupils are advised to plan to High School Subjects, 12. members of the faculty and the Albert Zimmerman, Menominee, Grace Underwood, Stillwater, take either the Latin or the German Reviews, 2. subjects taught are reading, Wis., manual training. Attorney at Law Lower Ranier. for four years. It is felt English, 1. writing, spelling, and conversation Mark M. Abbott, Paynesville, Clarence Guimont, Dayton, Office in the litis Block Professional, 1. that what is learned in either in in the English language. agriculture. Upper Ranier. International Falls, Minn. only two years of high school Suggested Studies for College Our national, state and local systems W. C. Gaynor, Hortonville, Clara Motl, Alpha, Lower study is hardly worth while. Courses of government are explained Wis., commercial. Ericsburg. Mathematics— Medicine— to pupils of these classes. The B. F. Eveslage, Melrose, science. DR. H. H. IHRIG Jas. M. Boyle, Winthrop, Upper Elementary Algebra I. English* four years Latin, sessions are held in the evening Ericsburg. Dentist Higher Algebra *111. four years elementary algebra, five nights a week. Florence Lansing, Medford, Lee H. Abby, Minneapolis, plane geometry, physics, chemistry, Plane Geometry III. Business Classes Ore., 8th grade. Office over Holler's Confectionery Beaver II. Solid Geometry *IV, better in botany, ancient history, The commercial department Minn. Olive Stephenson, Long Prairie, International Falls, Lillian Eggensperger, Mantorville, advanced American history, civics, III. if pupils are able. offers for a sufficient number of 6th grade. Beaver I. shop work, drawing. pupils night instruction in stenography, Natural Sciences— Maude Graham, Decherville, Benjamin Holter, Red Wing, Dentistry— GEO. S. LANGLAND typewriting and bookkeeping. Mich., A 5th grade. Physics III. Lyman school. English, four years Latin or Chemistry III. Margaret Saunders, St. Paul, LAWYER Miss Bigelow, Kasson, Ray German, elementary algebra, Manual Training 5th grade. Botany I. or II. village. In litis Block on plane geometry, botany, chemistry, Physiology *1. For a class of twenty or more Mayme Dunden, St. Paul, 4th Engineer, Alexander Baker Ave. 4th physics, ancient history, advanced grade. Zoology *1. pupils the manual training department high school, Jno. McDonald assistant, International Falls, Minn. American history, civics, Physiography *1. or II. is open three nights in Eleanor Lord, St. Paul, A 3rd Joseph Douglas. drawing, shopwork. grade. Industrial or Commercial Geography a week. Those desiring of taking Tuition Engineering— *1. or II. work in this class should communicate Maude Blanchard, Pipestone, There is no tuition in the high F. J. McPARTLIN English, Latin or German, elementary with the instructor of 3rd grade. Agriculture- school for pupils residing in this Lawyer algebra, higher algebra, manual training or with the superintendent. Mary Culver, Stillwater, A 2nd Agronomy I. or II. state. plane and solid geometry, physics, grade. Office orer International Animal Husbandry I. or II. A tuition of $4.00 a month is chemistry, advanced American Florence Gireen, International State Bank Soils *111. or IV. Transportation charged for those residing outside history, civics, mechanical Falls, 2nd grade. International Falls, Minn. Horticulture *111. or IV. the district attending below Four transportation routes are drawing, shop work. Ellen McPartlin, St. Paul, A Farm Management *111. or IV. maintained. the high school. Architecture— 1st grade. Farm Engineering *111. or IV. State Grants Annual Attendance English, Latin or German, elementary G. F. SWINNERTON M. D^CM. Margarette Trainer, Graceville, History and Social Sciences— Total annual state aids aggregate The total school attendance algebra, higher algebra, 1st grade. Physician and Surgeon Ancient I. about $7,000.00. is in the neighborhood of 800. plane and solid geometry, physics, fitted. Eyes examined and glasses Modern, Mediaeval II. Associated Schools chemistry, ancient history, Office oyer Empress English *11. The associated schools are located modern history, free hand drawing, Theatre Senior American *111. at Ranier, Ericsburg, Ray, mechanical drawing, shop International Falls, Minn. Civics *111. Ray township, Beaver I. and work. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS Commercial or Industrial Geography Beaver II. Law— *1. or II. English, Latin, elementary and School Organization Political Economy *. DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE higher algebra, plane and solid Organization of the Board of Public Speaking and Debating Physician and Surgeon Education: geometry, physics, ancient history, *111. Office oyer litis Drug Store modern history, English L. A. Ogaard, president Business Subjects— Phone 11 Frank Palmer, vice president history, advanced American history, Bookkeeping, Elementary I. Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching civics, political economy. R. C. Fraser, treasurer pllQ^O 0/ SaiHt TIlOttLOi/ Bookkeeping, Advanced II. Agriculture— F. E. Patterson, clerk Typewriting III. and IV. UNDER. THE CONTROLS DIRECTION OF ARCHBISHOP IRELAND Mary Ghostly, M. D., trustee English, Latin or German, ele* SAINT PAUL MINTNK-SOTA» Stenography III. and IV. ^*.'1 A PHINNEY CAMPBELL mentary algebra, higher algebra, Thos. Watson, trustee. Office Training (incidental) IV. Board meets first Saturday of plane geometry, solid geometry, LAWYERS Banking II. every month. physics, chemistry, botany, physiology, Correspondence *111. Over International State Teachers English history, advanced =ipjsN Commercial Arithmetic *1. ,j 1 Bank American history, civics, political The following is a list of the International Falls, Minn. Commercial Law *111. teachers selected for the various economy, mechanical drawing, Penmanship until certificate is studies and grades: shop work, agriculture four obtained. RANKED \S AN HONOR SCHOOL BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT Ella B. Thorsen, Minneapolis, years. Collegiate Commercial Academic Preparatory Manual Arts— W. E. LAWRENCE Accountancy— High school principal. Careful Mental, Moral and Religious Training. Seven Hundred and Fifty Students From Elementary Free Hand Drawing Charlotte Jefferson, Bingham English, elementary algebra, Twenty-Four States Last Year THE REXALL STORE *1. plane geometry, physics, English Lake, assistant high school principal. FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ADDRESS Very Rev. H. Moynihan. D. D. President Advanced Free Hand Drawing history, advanced American history, International Falls, Minn. *11. civics, political economy, Elizabeth Lobdell, Minneapolis, Elementary Mechanical Drawing shop work with mechanical *1. drawing. DR. E. A. THOMPSON Advanced Mechanical Drawing I en Notes the Course of Study E N I S *11. Pupils entering the high school Shop Work *1. and II. .f? Phone 245 will be conditioned in all eighth Domestic Science *1. and II. Over litis' Drug Store grade branches in which they do Nursing *111. or IV. International Falls, Minnesota not hold a state, county, or local Home Management *111. or IV. certificate. Such conditions shall Household Physics *111. or IV. be removed before a pupil is allowed NORTHERN MINNESOTA •Household Chemistry *111. or to take full work in any or IV. class. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Special SubjectsReviews No pupil in the high school will IV. be allowed to pursue five or more Dr. R. H. Monahan .. .Phone 233 Normal Training V. full credit branches in case he Dr. Elizabeth Monahan Phone 323 Elocution, Home Work, Instrumental fails to maintain a standing of Fall Music, Vocal M»sic, Dr. better than 90 per cent in all of Mary Ghostly .... Phone 301 I., II., III., and IV.—one-fourth them. Endestine Hospital Phone 79 tnaiinctniit credit each year in any of the Special classes will not be above subjects only when work formed for less than six pupils. Office over International State is satisfactorily pursued for four Social members of any class Bank—Phone 155. of years. organization must be up in all Graduation Requirements of their work and without conditions, International Falls, Minn. Palmer Sixteen full year credits are except such as may arise necessary for graduation. In subjects from sickness, with satisfactory requiring but little attention physician's certificate. S N A S outside of class, as domestic Only those who are up in Garments science and manual training, their grades are permitted to double recitations are necessary participate in class meetings. S N A S each day during the school year Conditional pupils are unclassed. in order to secure one credit. The daily schedule will be To complete a course the credit planned for those pupils who indicated under each of the have no conditions. Required The Acme of Perfection SPOT CASH ONLY following must be secured, and subjects will be taught each year in the remainder of the required and electives only when the S I S sixteen may be selected from any number desiring them is not One pint Mason Jars of the groups given above. less than six. per dozen 35c Classical— Mechanical drawing plates AND (The tops are worth English, 4. which are not pased by the state COATS 25c per dozen). Mathematics, 2. examiner will not be given local White Grown Jar Caps, History and Civics, I. credit. Rubbers included, dos 10c Latin, 4. All pupils pursuing special (Fit any Mason jar) Scientific— courses must secure permission per These cost 20c English, 4.* WATCH "WINDOWS FOR DISPLAY of the faculty before entering by dozen whol- sale Mathematics, 2. upon their work. the gross. and I. History Civics, In nearly all colleges and universities Soap, all kinds, by the Science, 4. the following subjects We hive just received a large consignment of the famous box, at what it costs Agriculture- are not counted toward making at wholesale today. English, 4. up the usual fifteen credits required Percival B. Palmer Coats and Suits for ladies of good taste. Apples,11 gallon, .M. .28c Mathematics, 2. for entrance: Elocution, Corn, gallon, .75c Science, 4. oratory, review of the common These garments are made up in the very latest styles—with Blueberries, 1 gallon, .60c Agriculture, 4. branches, outside work, chorus, Red Raspberries, 1 gaL, 60c Electives, 2. spelling, penmanship, glee club, full sweep, tailored from the latest novelty goods and the popular black Saner Krant, 3 cans for 25c Pomestic Science- orchestra. A sixteenth credit plush. The Suits are in various novelty goods and also serges and English, 4. will be granted on any one, or Mathematics, 2. possible combination of two of E. Thompsoi & Son gabardines. N History and Civics, 1. the above, if the work is officially Chemistry, 1. supervised by members of the Domestic Science, 4. faculty of the high school under O. M, CA O Commercial Course— such rules as the faculty may English, 4. *,!«_• determine. Students desiring Twin City Stamp A S|^iv I Mathematics, 2. 1 such credit must make formal Stencil Co. mm History and Civics, 1. application at the opening of the SEE OUR STYLE FILMS AT THE VIKING Business Subjects, 6. 'lGeneral school year. Course— ,4 Night Schools in English, 4. n«TT^ •m .£ tl Mathematics, 2. For foreigners over school age