International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
September 7, 1916 · Page 6 of 8
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INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS [day to the children. This appaYatus influence of Mr. Frank Lang, WA* 30MS was very useful at the farmers' then county commissioner. J*** ^4 "V w- clubs and at programs, Genevieve Paquin, now Mrs. Trial HERE ARE GOOD There were ^seventy-five people Thomas Laidlaw, was the first present at the Thanksgiving entertainment teacher, »and the school was held and one hundred at in the small frame building the Christmas program, when REASONS which served Mr. Laidlaw as a the Bear River and the Laurel homestead residence. schools pooled their efforts with There followed a term of If Riverdale. school in the log house of C. H. why you should carry a baax account: It is a well equipped little Wilson and another in the Laidlaw school and with its two acres of building, after which the Your money is safer in a hank than anywhere else. cleared ground has a bright future. present building was constructed A bank account teaches, helps and encourages upon land which was provided A poor beginning makes a you to save. by Mr. Fred Smith. good ending, and Riverdale Winchell was the name first It gives you a better standing and strengthens wound up a successful year with Yonr Choice of Mhuty-Frar (94) Styles given to the school, in honor of Colors mil your credit. a last day program and hilarious St«Min$he the state geologist, but the jjm, ... famous line picnic. The neighbors came from Hanger of Bicycles, shown in full color In our trie new Catalogue just off the press. There name distinctive of the locality are eighty-three (832 The check book system is the safest, simplest and miles around to judge of the up. There is a has. prevailed. most convenient method of paying your Mils* FACTOR Y-DIREUT-TV-BIDER sales planT pupils' progress and join in the CENVI MflllfY Hfl TODAY for this new Catalogue of "Hanger" Bicy*clea» The attendance has never been HwIIL festivities. at prices so low they will axtou&h you. JBta*. wfcHif H¥ I Tires and Sundries To those desiring banking relations with a strong, charges prepaid full particulars of w*r great new offer to deliver to you all your choice of ajnr large, ranging from a half dozen ONE MONTITSF-REE TKTATf. of the 94 kinds of RANGER" Bicycles you may select, for careful and safe institution, we extend our services. atmotoitdy genuine. This wonderful otter is *0 one criticises your choice if it's a "Ranger"—&e to a score. The school has Wildwood School most popular, largest selling Bicycle in the country. kept pace with the times, however, I IIMK- Raill.!lfll.Wlft*AU with Coaster-Brakes,Inner Tubes, ElecMMiVf About twelve years ago the IHNHII WHvIv friieIAghtfn& Outfits, up all the newest ideas First National Bank and the past year has seen Bicycle equipment and Sandrtes," as well as the Repair Parts and Combination Offers for' settlers of the township of Wildwood old HALF USUAL efitting your Bicyoie—all shown fully illustrated, at PRICES. Our new all requirements met to entitle lacalogue is the largest ever issued by any Bicycle concern. Even if you do not need anew joined their efforts in the for wele now, or Repair Parts, Tires, etc., your old Bicycle, yon need this Catalogue to tell yo» 7. P. SHELDON, Pres. G. N. MILLARD. Caahlar Laurel to rank as a "Koochiching prices you should pay when you do buy. erection of a school house. It A. 6. WEDGE. Jr.. Vice Pres. J. G. PETERSON. Asst. Cashier I6EOTS WAITED county standard school." We want a Rider Agent in eggry neighborhood to rtdfi was a rude log building but it and exh&H the new VRAJTCFRB." Youcansetectthe International Falls Minnesota. particular style sotted to yoor own nasrts. Baps and young men in all parts of the country are served its purpose and gave the rjding Rangers" and taking orders faotn ttwrrfciends. Thnnmnt« grind sale and so can you. Our great output, perfected methods and machinery enable us to sell children of the settlement an opportunity quality" Bicycles at prices below all competitors. Modesty in its Extremes. MOTORCYCLE AND AflTOMOBIU MWUC8 flathia for getting an education. space to these lin«B at lowest prices. Thousands of our "Bicycle** custcuneasof a geti are now busing their AMto" Sattdrtes of us, because they know "Slearf" qualify art! pcice^nie always right. As progressive a place as Wildwood, MNJf i. A Nevada school girl refuses Vm Qpfot delay. Aoostai teaneatataeaatof onerf^w&L feting juqtfae big catalogue. IX) Jira7B0rnfllycagrtit«iidourinm(bi#iitwiA»«n${Mk*. however, would not stop to walk up hill to school for fear J. L. MEAD eYCUB CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS at the old log school house, so ernational Falls Abstract 1 her breath will come in short in 1910 another building was pants. An Ogden girl refuses to erected. The later erection was a who will not sit at the table BURDICK, KREMER & KINK, Proprietors. frame building twenty by forty take a bath in the £ame room where lettuce is served undressed. Abstracts, Real Estate and insurance feet and seating thirty children. where there are potatoes without A Madrid lady made trousers An acre of land was purchased, Young Man to first picking out the eyes. for her table legs arid Boone has Collections, Conveyancing and Loans Learn cleared and fencedN for a school Grand Junction girls will not an old maid who is so modest Watchmaking play ground. In 1915 a frame kitchen J. E. BURDICK, Manager. 1 walk out late in fall because the that she goes to her room and W.f.iWOODCOOK and shop was dded to the International Falls, .. Minnesota MANKATO, MttUL trees are showing their bare pulls down the blinds when she building. 322 STATE ST. To this school the children of limbs. Fraser has a young lady wants to change her mind.—Ex. a dozen families have gathered each year for the purpose of becoming kAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA better educated. The enrollment advanced from some ten JOHjN Ai GISH I pupils to a total of twenty-five Watchmaker and Jeweler in the last school year. At the I close of the last school year there were three successful eighth! Agent for Singer Sewing grade graduates and awo pupils Machine Company and who finished their third year of Woodstock Typewriter, high school work. The school, as is stands, is I 4 like the community in which it j. Also dealer in exists—-progressive, up-to-date, Wear-U-WeH Shoes wide awake and doing things. It is one of the finest rural schools of the state. Rogers School I does what tkat mean? Wholesale Border Meat & Groctry Ct The Rogers schools, named for Mr. Rogers, who was probably the first settler in this community, Yernberg, Manager tt was first held in' an old It means that NEW quality, in a cigarette* that does log house and represented one Wholesale and Reta3 Meats, or two families. It was then held for your smoking exactly what a drink of cold water does Groceries, Fruits and Feed for two or three years in Grandpa for your thirst! Rogers' house, in order to be nearer the" homes of the pupils, Home-Made Sansage and To satisfy, a cigarette must do far more than just About five years ago a new Hamburger school house was built near the "please" you—it must let you know you've been smoking. Rogers' homestead and about two and a quarter miles from That's what Chesterfields do—they And yet Give us a Trial and You Will satisfy! Ericsburg. Stay With Us they're MILD! It is an up-t6-date rural school house, meeting all requirements Oar Prices are Always Right and Our Stock Always Fresh For the first time in the history of cigarettes, here's of the state laws. a cigarette that satisfies and yet is mild! Chesterfields! The enrollment rose from five Second Ave. and Fifth Street International Falls, up into the twenties, and this Other cigarettes may be mild, but they don't satisfy* 3mS*X«X«XXS«X38%8S8Satil^a3tty«X9M3UlSBSIISqresXXII3qtMt*M» year there will be at least fifteen Subscribe For The Press pupils representing six or seven, BUT, Chesterfields satisfy—yet they're mild! families^ The pupils are wide awake This is new enjoyment for a cigarette to give* It is and willing workers and are able to do things. It is one of the best I something that no cigarette, except Chesterfields, can give rural schools in the. county and you—regardless of price. situated in a good community. Why? Stiller School The Stillar school stands about Because no cigarette maker can copy the Chesterfield forty rods from the banks of the blend! Rainy river and about seven miles from International Falls. WAY Try Chesterfields—today The school was established some eighteen years ago and the first school house was the old TOTHE Johnson homestead cabin. Here W I N I I E8 the children of three families gathered to learn the three "R's." About twelve years ago the ALL STEEL (St. Paul and Minneapolis) K' old shanty was burned and the ELECTRIC settlers had a hard task to get AFTERNOON TRAIN a new building erected. The new LIGHTEQ Lv. Duluth j- .1:45 P. M. site was given by Mr. Geo. Lv. Superior :2zi$ P. M. Shaw, at present a resident of MODERN M. Ar. St. Paul 6:30 P. International Falls. One of the TRAINS M. Ar. Minneapolis 7:10 P. ladies of the district coaxed the £.:v,.\ ..then ^v,3. CIGARETTES hair for the plaster from Canada, the EVENING TRAIN for the lack of an American market 1 DELIGHTFUL near at hand. Lv. Duluth 11:10 P. M. The present school is in a ST. CROIX Lv. Supfrriorjv 11:40 Pi M. frame building and there are RIVER Ar. St. PJaul 6:20 A. fkmSAEi M. 20 for 106 about fifteen children attending COUNTRY Ar. Minneapolis 7:00 A. M. the school. f. —TICKET OFFICES— ,r Lrtrel School V, llilli 1 lliii nf1"^^i* ^r—* Duluth: & Superior: 1 1 r4 mvjiU •ilMdptrf SOe, Tomr dealer aaaol The Laurel school "was established —am/ yet they're MILD AiUmt I I|»»W It Mun Tobacco Co* Superior Street ft 9th AT. W. |WUrt#r St. ft Ogdon AT. (Mi SU PM Am* N. Y. City. Spalding Hotel Block "823 Tower AT. in the fall of 1902 by Mj™ the school board of District No. SAFETY and COURTESY with your TICKETS Itasca county through the 'feiyL