International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
November 9, 1916 · Page 2 of 8
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mmsm INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS WAR END WILL MEAN PROFESSIONAL CARDS STATE WILL ADVISE I SEVEN STATES FACE DEMAND FOR LUMBER U. S. TO GIVE $137,500 PROHIBITION VOTE RUSSIANS BEAT AUSTRIANS Rebuilding of Europe will Make Highway Commission to Recommend Wine Industry and Two Proposals JOHN H. BROWN Apportionment to the Heavy Call on American Industry, Quicken California Fight Attorney at Law Compel Retreat in Mountains—British Northern Counties. Says Expert. —Michigan Important. Lines Shelled. Office in litis Block the International Falls, Minn London, Nov. 9.—Hostile shelling of Mindful of the strong plea for Portland, Ore., Nov. 4.—"Europe Chicago, Nov. 4.—Seven states the British lines west of Beaumont Federal good roads aid for the will need $1,000,000,000 will grapple with the prohibition and Hamel and an unsuccessful raid Twin Cities-Duluth highway, the worth of lumber the first year issue at the polls TuesdayCalifornia, by German forces in that region DR. H. H. IHRIG state highway commission on after the war," asserted Dr. Edward Montana, Idaho, Nebraska, marked recenrt operations, General Sir A PHONOGRAPH Douglas Haig has just reported to the Friday decided on recommendations Dentist Ewing Pratt, chief of the South Dakota, Minhigan war office. to the secretary of agriculture bureau of foreign and domestic, FOR EVERY HOME and Arizona. Office over Confectionery Holler's The British front in Les Boeufs area which probably will result department of commerce, in an Idaho, now dry by statute, was severely shelled and the German International Minn Falls, in $137,500 being devoted to this address before the forest industry will vote on whether the electors support and communication trenches purpose by the government. conference here. "There will in the neighborhood of Armentierea shall make prohibition a part of EDISON and Wytschaerte were bombarded. The recommendations include not only be an opportunity to the constitution. GEO. S. LANGLAND After several days' stubborn fighting ell lumber, there will be duty $80,000 to Pine county for the In California, with its wine industry, Diamond near Tulghes, on the Transylva LAWYER fifty-two miles of road to be that should not be shirked." the fight is bitter. There aian front, the Vienna communication AMBEROLA on In litis Block says, the Russians pressed back the.Austrian built there, $55,000 to Chisago "If the war should end in December, are two proposals, closing the front some kilometers. The 4th Aye. county and $2,500 to Carlton and the lumber imports saloons and stopping club liquor $30.00—$50.00—$75.00 Austrian troops evacuated Dedul international Falie, Minn. county. into Europe should show no increase, sales, effective in 1918, or total mountain in the face of the massed These apportionments of the there will be at the close prohibition, including manufacture fire of the Russian artillery. Edison Federal Aid fund amounting in of 1916 an estimated deficit in of liquor, effective in 1920. GERMAN POSITIONS TAKEN F. J. McPARTLIN the normal European lumber iri6 and 1917 to $427,880, will The drys say the first proposal Blue Amberol 4 minute enable the people of the northern supplies of some $400,000,000. Lawyer probably will be adopted. Records French Advance on Two-Mile Front counties to gravel completely the "No one knows at present the A referendum prohibition statute Office oyer International From Chaulnes Wood. ./ highway. Pine county has set amount of lumber that will be is proposed in Montana. Paris, Nov. 9.—The French have State Bank 50c—75c—$1.00 aside $25,000 for the work, has needed by France, Belgium, Poland South Dakota, with 400 dry taken German positions on a front International Falls, Minn. received guarantees of $10,000 two miles extending from Chaulnes and other countries which towns against 42 wet, will vote wood to southeast of Ablaincourt refinery, each from St. Paul, Minneapolis have suffered directly from the on statewide prohibition. says the official communication C. N. WIRT, Agent. and Duluth, and hopes to get war. The fight in Michigan is important Issued by the war office. a F. SWINNERTON M. D,CH International Falls, Minn. $45,000 in state aid. because it is an industrial "This amount will run into The villages of Albaincourt and Physician and Surgeon Enough to Complete Work state. The larger industrial centers Pressoire ad Albaincourt cemeterv large figures and hundreds of Eyes examined and glasses fitted. were captured. More than 500 prisoners After deducting the maintenance heretofore have been wet. millions of general purpose lumber Office over Empress were taken. Positions captured fund the county will have A prohibition amendment is will be called for as soon as Theatre it Albaincourt and Pressoire were subjected $80,000 to put with the Federal the proposal in Arizona. the great European struggle is to heavy artillery bombardment International Falls, Minn. appropriation of a like amount, The drys assert that growing the Germans, the war office reI by ended. Add the $400,000,000 deficit ported. which, the engineers estimate, prohibition sentiment, and opposition in the normal demand. This will complete the work. by many voters to both indicates that a total of $800,000,000 ROUMANIANS GAIN GROUND DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel Before adjourning Friday the Charles E. Hughes and Woodrow worth of lumber over Physician and Surgeon 200 MODERN ROOM9 Commission took action on several Wilson on principle will give J. and above the usual demand of Successful in Heavy Fighting in loMtod In Heart of Biuin—» District other counties. Carver county $1.25 $1.££ Office over litis Drug Store F. Hanly, prohibition candidate, $580,000,000 will have to be supplied Transylvania. SINGLE RATE Phone II will get $15,000 in Federal aid a surprisingly large vote. Berlin, Nov. 9 (By Wireless to Sayville).—The KUROP'AN RATI FOR TWO PCRSONS $1 ,EC to Europe by the lumber PRIVATE BATH AND TOILET EXTRA Roumanians have gained Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching for the Yellowstone trail Crow producing countries. Allowance COMPLETE SAFETY more ground in heavy fighting on the AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS Wing $30,000 for the portion of must be made for buildings that Transylvania front in the Tulghes sector, AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION the scenic highway from Brainerd will never be replaced and also WILSON IS LEADING IN the war office admits. Near Bodza (INSURANCE RECORDS SHOW NO LIVES EVER LOST IN A SPRINKLED BUILDING.) to Walker Mille Lacs MINNESOTA BY 8,922 pass the Austro-German forces recaptured PHINNEY & CAMPBELL for curtailment of consumption EVERY ROOM HAS HOT AND COLO RUNMN^ positions taken recently by the county $50,000 for the scenic WATER, STCAM HEAT, OAS AND ELECTS.C due to enforced economy, $380,000,000 LAWYERS LIOHT8, AND TELEPHONE SERVICE. Minneapolis, Nov. 9. With Roumanians. British attacks between highway Sherburne county $15,000 would seem ample for SEVEN 8'IORY ANNEX IN CONNECTION. 1,023 precincts counted, including Le Sars and Guedecourt on the Somme Over International State for the completion of the portion those purposes. So it seems likely nearly all of the heavy Wilson front 'wer3 broken up by the German Bank of the road from the Twin that pluralities in Hennepin, Ramsey fire, the war department announced in the year following the International Falls, Minn and St. Louis counties, the vote South of the Somme the Germans lost Cities to Cass Lake within Sherburne war there will be a demand for WANTED stands: possession of the village of Pressoire. county. $1,000,000 worth of lumber in Wilson, 92,066: Hughes, 83,144 Scott county gets $15,000 for Europe. Wilson's lead, 8,522. Young Man to New York Guardsmen for Hughes. Wilson's improvements on the Daniel W. E. LAWRENCE Brownsville, Texas, Nov. 9.—Officers President lead in the Learn This huge demand for lumber Boone trail and on the Twin cities is being stecdily reduced as here state that 3,000 votes counted of Watchmaking will be for temporary construction THE REXALL STORE the country districts report, but the 5,000 New York National guards Cities to Albert Lea road. W.f.HWOODCOOK and rebuilding, wood paving returns are coming very slowly. men in this district indicate Hughes The commission took under International Falls, Minn. MANKATO, MINN. blocks, rough construction timbers is leading. Several of the organizations advisement the application of 322 STATE ST. are at isolated points, and have of all kinds, railway ties, not been Freeborn county for $23,100 for car lumber, etc., and there will improvement of the road from DR. E. A THOMPSON also be a demand for the finer Albert Lea to Steele county line. grades of American lumber, particularly E N I S The application of Redwood hardwoods, f©r without county for the road between Phone 245 doubt the sthocks of lumber in WOODHULL, GOODALE AND BULL Over litis' Drug Store Redwood Falls and Sanborn and Europe have been exhausted. International Falls, Minnesota the applications of McLeod and "We can not expect to do all UNION MADE CLOTHING Renville counties for $bo,ooo to the business. We shall be lucky use on the Yellowstone trail. if we are able to do a major part. NORTHERN MINNESOTA No action was taken on the In 1913 we shipped more wood dispute between residents of HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION products than any other country Chisago county as to the route in the world, amounting to $115,000,000. of the Twin Cities-Duluth highway. The total European exportation Some of the county board Dr. R. H. Monahan .. .Phone 033 amounted to $392,000,000 members wish the direct route Dr. 223, Elizabeth Monahan Phone and the combined Canadian from Forest Lake through Wyoming IN BROWN, GREY AND BLUE—PRIOES RANGING iFROM and American exportations amounted Dr. 301 Mary Ghostly Phone $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 and $30.00 to Harris, while two members to $165,000,000." 79 Endestine Hospital Phone desire to go through Chisago City, Lindstrom, Center W. C. T. U. NOTES Office over International State City and straight north to Harris. 155. Bank—Phone An interesting meeting of the International Falls, Minn union was held at the home of PACKARD UNION MADE SHOES "CHARLEY'S AUNT" Mrs. David Rose Tuesday last. During the business session a legislative department was organized A most engaging series of incidents with Mrs. Carrier as sustained by a love interest VARIETY OF LASTS IN TANS AND BLACK APPLES superintendent. The national W. that appeals because of its C. T. U. legislative manual was sincerity, a proper tangle of plot introduced and adopted. This is which is ingeniously ravelled APPLES a study every member should and then as artfully unravelled, take up. The first lesson will be a number of sharp dramatic climaxes taken at the home of Mrs. Walford and real thrills, and above PALMER GARMENTS—Suits and Coats HANAN'S FAMOUS SHOES For Men— r-Tfft APPLES Herman, 7th st., Tuesday, all, a sustained, wholesome and November Mrs. W. E. Mar For Ladies. None Better. refreshing quality of fun, combine 21. In Tans and Black. tin was appointed anti-narcotic to make "Charley's Aunt" superintendent. the best farce in years. The piece We are all glad to welcome furnishes many mysterious and JUST ARRIVED! UTZ and DUNN'S SHOES For Ladies- ARCTICS For Men, Women and Children Mrs. Walford Herman as a new not a few melodramatic moments, member. that are all the more enjoyeble A CAR LOAD OF Tan, Black and Two-Tone Shoes You Also Low and Leather Top Rub The members enjoyed a half because of the substantial BARREL AND BOX hour's "sing" from the new song quality of its story, in which Will Be Proud to Wear. bers. books. You will enjoy singing additional appeal is furnished by A E S the beautiful new songs. Come the fact that its scenes have been Fine Winter Varieties at and learn them. An interesting enacted in every country on the program followed the business globe. $2.00 per Box session. HIS BUSINESS The next meeting will be one of interest and we trust every A FEW VERY SPECIAL VALUES Better buy now as, like member will be present. They tell the story of a man everything else, they will W. C. T. U. Correspondent., in a covered wagon driving thru Children's Two-Piece HIRCH WICKWIRE Men's Wool Undershirts—to be much higher. a western town who stopped and Fleeced UnderwearSpecial even up our CLOTHING hailed a man on the street. at 20 cents per itock will go at 75 cents "Hey, any saloons in this here garment. per garment. at greatly reduced prices E. Thompson & Son tel town?" he asked. "Yes, four," was the answer. I S I O E S ST. PAUL N N. "Giddap," said the man, moving OPPOSITE CITY HALL on. "I can't locate here I've MODERN EUROPEAN PLAN O. M. CARR & CO. got three boys in this wagon." or LOCAIWIN HEART BUSINESS DISTRICT Twin City Stamp & Rooms with detached bath and "What's your business?" yell-1 A SI shower bstb— ed the citizen. Stencil Co One person 75c. tl.00 tad ll.fiO per day Two pinons in note room. SOc eitra. Stamps "My business is to save these ROOMS with private baths and toilets-* INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA One person SI.50 sod S2.00 per day boys," came back the answer as Two persons in earner room, S1.00 extra. PM#«Itu4 he disappeared around a bend in lor Stud crtortd bhfttrt. WE AIM the road.—Kansas City Star. TO PLEASE ~ri jl/i C* jViA f"Li liriiiTiriiiiiiTfiriiiiiiii