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International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926

November 16, 1916 · Page 2 of 8

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1 I »wn^ I# "I J'i A ±1?*^ INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS DRYS CONTROL HOUSE Edward Indrehus, Foley, Benton PROFESSIONAL CARDS elected to the house from Anoka county. and Isanti counties without opposition, OF REPRESENTATIVES and there is talk of Knute Knutson, Benton, Swift JOHN H. BROWN making him a candidate for ucKibbii) county. speaker. caps Claude E. Southwick, Wells, Attorney at Law In the sixtieth district, on the Faribault county. Will Pass State Prohibition Constitutional Office in the litis Block iron range, the men elected were Amendment. Speakership Mr. Southwick, who has International Falls, Minn Fred Bessette of Orr and J. H. Race Open Field. 1 served two terms in the house McNiven of Chisholm. Sam Scott and was elected last Tuesday of Hibbing was defeated for reelection. SENATE MAY NOT without opposition to a third, DR. H. H. IHRIG Making New Records FORM DRY STATUTE term, sent out letters today to Dentist many of his friends among the A ten-year-old boy overheard Office over Holler's Confectionery old members, asking their support Claims that the new Minnesota a conversation about certain bills International Falls, Minn. and assistance in the race. house will pass a prohibition Jake Greengard for services rendered which had constitutional amendment and Mr. Knutson won re-election to be paid, and conceived the International Falls, possibly statutory prohibition after a close fight, and sent his GEO. S. LANGLAND idea of making out a bill for his Minnesota Rich Effects were made today by "dry" leaders. I announcement as a candidate for Wide Variety own services. So the next morning LAWYER The claims were based on speaker. He is a farmer and he laid this statement of account the feet that several former wets will appeal to farmer members In litis Block on on his mother's breakfast were re-elected on pledges to uphold for support. 4th Ave. plate: the county option law and Southwick and Knutson are International Falls, Minn. (THE GOOD JUDGE HEARS A MERCHANT TELL ABOUT W3-CUT} "Mother owes Willie for carrying to vote for constitutional prohibition. "drys." Edward Indrehus is coal six times, twenty clasesd as a "wet," but helped to OUST A LITTLE CHEWOFW-BCUTI cents for bringing water lots of "The house situation looks F. J. McPARTLIN defeat amendments to the county SA I S FIES. ITS RICH TOBACCO, SOIL I WANT TO' MR. MERCHANT, YOUR times, thirty cents for going ten IF YOU TAKE ABIG CHEW, OR GRINDIWT AWAY very good to us," said George B. ,CUSTOMERS WILL option bill last year, and was inI Lawyer OH IT MUCH, YOU MAY THINK IT'S/—*FFROM THEL APPRECIATE YOUR errands, fifteen cents." His Safford, superintendent of the TOO STRONGJ TELLING THEM ABOUT] dorsed this year by the prohibi-1 Office over International mother read the bill, but said W-S CUT TOBACCO. Minnesota Anti-saloon league, tionists. State Bank nothing about it. That evening today. "I have no exact estimate Many to Enter Race International Falls, Minn. Willie found on his plate the seventy-five to make, but I feel sure Already in the race are George cents and also another that we have a dry majority." H. Moeller of St. Paul and Robert bill which read as follows "Willie Calderwood Claims 70 Carmichael of Farmington, a F. M. D.,GM. owes mother: For his happy SWINNERTON 70 73 "I calculate to dry votes wets, and W. I. Nolan of Minneapolis, Physician and Surgeon home for ten years, nothing for in the house, besides several ij a dry leader. ^Others who Eyes examined and glasses fitted. his food and clothing, nothing more that are doubtful," said W. may get in are Theodore Christenson Office over Empress for nursing him through a long G. Calderwood, prohibition leader. of Dawson, C. M. Bendix- I «4T(K(JPUFU Theatre illness, nothing for being good: mlm en of Morgan and C. H. Warner International Falls, Minn. to him, nothing total, nothing." Fir- The drys made gains in Hennepin of Aitkin, of the dry contingent, When Willie saw the seventyfive 10 and will have or 11 Ywho and H. H. Flowers of Cleveland,1 cents he was pleased, but OU naturally take to the broad minded merchant members of the county delegation speaker of the last house, and when he read his mother's bill DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE has your interest at heart. Many of them have 18, of against eight in the George W. Burrows of Breckenridge, his eyes grew dim and his lips taken up W-B GUT Chewing themselves and are glad Physician and Surgeon last house. who have been on the wet1 quivered. Then he took the money to show you why you should use the little chew. The Office over litis Drug Store Speakership Race Starts side. to his mother, threw his arms common sense of rich tobacco chuck full of satisfaction Phone 11 New entries in the contest for Lieutenant Colonel A. F. Pratt —shredded and lightly salted, so you get at the tobacco about her neck, and begged that Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching satisfaction—is making friends all around. 1917 speaker of the Minnesota of the Third Minnesota infantry, she should let him do lots of house today are as follpws: down on the border, was re­ things for her.—Prison Mirror. Made by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Uaion Square, New York City PHINNEY & CAMPBELL LAWYERS Over International State Bank International Falls, Minn. 1 REG. W.E. LAWRENCE THE REXALL STORE HSSRF- International Falls, Minn. DR. E. A. THOMPSON E N I S 245 Phone Over litis' Drug Store International Falls, Minnesota No NORTHERN MINNESOTA Matter HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION What Dr. R. H. Monahan ... Phone 223 Dr. 223 Elizabeth Monahan Phone Dr. 301 Mary Ghostly .... Phone Happens Endestine Hospital .. ..Phone 79 Office over International State 155. Bank—Phone 1 International Falls, Minn. APPLES APPLES APPLES The makers of Styleplus Clothes as applied to clothing. The increased ARRIVED! JUST Av CAR LOAD OF $17 have overcome conditions. volume has lowered the BARREL AND BOX They offer their product at the manufacturing cost. You get the Lfr^ A E S same price. Tliey guarantee the benefit of the national popularity Fine Winter Varieties at mm fabrics to be all wool and guarantee of Styleplus Seventeen. 1 $2.00 per Box WM the satisfaction—just as usual. We have the exclusive sale here. iflf Better buy now as, like It's all due to the great volume centered Our assortment is in keeping with everything else, they will be much higher. the importance of this famous suit on thin suit. The public has enaorsi .a-: oi standard price of known price. idea MARKOWITZ & SUMMERFIELD CLOTHIERS i, International Falls, Twin City Stamp A Minnesota 5 13 Stencil Co. Stamps M0tU.tr/3L psi- x**., "V v' sgggMBj SWSi ill AR.-LNI I .»• 1 ...-JP.VPGGG