INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS .£* PAGE SEVEN EVIL PROFESSIONAL CARDS RIAIL ORDER SALE OF SCHOOL AND M. gives Minn., Finstead, who Duluth, Tfiij boots for Sub cost the same7 ncTmoro, Than Hoskina asks at thevillage store. 706 Paladio, as his post office address, OTHER STATE LANDS. the fashion centers of the world, par* Bui the rocking chair, "built of solid oak," in did on Feb. 6th, 1917, file- this office JOHN H. BROWN MAGAZINE MOVES ticularly Paris. These magazines not Was the funniest part of. this wholesale his duly corrorborated application to Joke. only are read In. the. United States to Attorn*? at Law _• contest and secure the cancellation of Auditor's State of Minnesota, State Oh, 'twas Just like the picture, rod and the extent of 1,500,000 a month, but your Homestead Entry No. Serial rung. Office over O. M. Carr & Co. Office, St. Paul, Minn., March 26. 1911 the counterpart of one of them goes No. 911,556 made September 23, TO REMEDY IT But the size of the thing's where we got Notice is hereby given that on International Falls, Minnesota stung. regularly to England, France, Germany, 1914, for NE% Section 11, Township May 14, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. in. in Ma tried it and found 'twas a false Italy .and the Spanish speaking 64 N, Range 23 W, 4th P. Meridian the office of the county auditor at International alarm— and as grounds for his contest he alleges countries In editions especially preparer Falls, Koochiching county, DR. H. H. IHRIG 'Twas afoot too narrow from arm to arm! that said erttryman has wholly in those languages. in the state of Minnesota, I will offer Nell had more luck she wedged right in— Dentist abandoned said land for more than one for sale certain unsold state lands, But we pried her out with the rolling pin! Furthermore, the paper patterns, Former Professor of University of year last past, that he has not improved and also those state lands which have Office over Holler's Confectionery which reproduce the fashions illustrated the same in any manner with the Then I set right down and figured the reverted to the state by reason of the Wisconsin Outlines Extraordinary and explained In this magazine, also International Falls, Minnesota exception of an unfinished cabin. That "ad" had made through the U. 8. nonpayment of interest. mail. go to all of these countries, where they You are further notified that the Growth of Industry Which I figgered an hour, and then some more, outsell all similar magazines and patterns Term* of Sale. said allegations will be taken as confessed, GEO. S. LANGLAND And found we had nothing on the village Must Be Curbed. Indigenous to those lands. Fifteen per cent of the purchase and your said entry will be store! Lawyer price is payable to the county treasurer cancelled without further right to be And the best part of it all is that the I'd sent thirty dollars to Chicago, 111., at the time of sale. The unpaid balance be heard, either before this office or And saved twelve cents on the total hill! woman who lives In Paris, Tex., is enabled In the litis Block on Fourth Avenue Then I seen at once 'twas them nine cent is payable at an-y time in whole on appeal, if you fail to file in this to buy the very latest pattern International Falls, Minnesota oats or in part on or before forty years The fight between the retail selling office within twenty days after the from the house of Butterick at the Had taken our dollars and made us goats! from the date of sale at an interest FOURTH publication of this notice, as of goods by local merchants and retall So I swore by all that was holy and pure same time that the woman of Paris, rate of four 'per cent per annum, due shown below, your answer under oath, F. J. MePARTLIN selling centralized In the hands of I'd read no ads with a low price lure. France, Is seeking the same pattern In on June first of each year provided that specifically responding to these allegations I stopped ma's magazine on the spot. a few powerful corporations Is an old Lawyer the Avenue de Opera shop of the the interest can be paid at any time of contest, together with due Will I take It again? I reckon not one. But until now there has been within the interest year without penalty, L«astwlae not till they put a ban concern. An Interesting exhibit at the proof that you have served a copy of Office over International State Bank no practical co-operation between the On that "come-on" stuff of the mall houaa in effect this means that the interest your answer on the said contestant New York plant Is a collection of original International Falls, .Minnesota magazines and the million or more re* money may be paid any time between either in person or by registered mailT letters from titled ladles of Europe IS THIS TOWN tail merchants of the country. The recent June first and May thirty-first You should state in your answer the ordering Butterick'patterns or the without penalty. G. F. SWINNERTON, M. D., C. M. decision of the Delineator, the name of your post office to which you foreign editions of The Delineator. Appraised value of timber, when so desire further notices to be sent to Designer and the Woman's Magazine Physician and Surgeon There are so many of these letters from A WAREHOUSE stated, must be paid for in full at the you to exclude all mall order advertising French. English, German, Austrian, Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted time of sale. JOSEPH WINCZEWSKI, from their columns is Important In that Russian and Scandinavian noblewomen All mineal rights are resrved to the Register. Office over City Drug Store tt brings to the thousands of scattered state by the laws of the state. that the eleven vellum bound volumes Date of first publication March 22, SUBURB OR NOT communities now conducting the fight All lands are sold subject to any "International Falls, Minnesota 1917. In which they are kept are known as a unifying force of nation wide scope and all ditch taxes thereon. Date of second publication March 29, "Butterick's Peerage." One letter Is Lands on which the interest has become and influence. If it can achieve recognition 1917. DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE from the British Royal household, advising delinquent may be redeemed at and co-operation at the hands Date of third publication April 5, that the present Prince of Wales Physician and Surgeon any time up to the hour of sale, or before 1917. of retail merchants it Is perfectly evident as a child was dressed by Butterick By HONORE WILLSIE, Editor of the resale, to the actual purchaser. Date of fourth publication April 12, ©ffice over litis Drug Store they in turn will profit, substantially patterns. This supremacy of a United Such lands are listed under the caption: Delineator. 1917. under the new national leadership. Phone 11 States institution In fashion distribution "Delinquent Lands." Two years ago the Delineator start* is certainly gratifying to every red No person can purchase more than Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching Paul H. Nystrom, former professor 320 acres of land as provided by the NOTICE OF CONTEST blooded American who believes la ed an architectural series which we International Falls, Minnesota of political economy In the universities General Laws 1905 provided, however, "America Over AIL" called The House That Grows. The that state lands purchased previous to of Wisconsin and Minnesota, speaking DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR plan was to present a house In three 1905 is not charged against such purchaser. PHINNEY & CAMPBELL of the growth of the mail order industry, United States Land Office stages of growth, each stage being XOTICE OF CONTEST which has grown to be a menace Lawyers Agents acting for purchasers must to local merchants, says: complete and habitable. One could furnish affidavit of authority. Duluth Minn. DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR International Falls, Minnesota "One chief cause of the recent rapid live in the first stage until financially Appraisers' reports, showing quality UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE March 21st, 1917 progress of the mall order business Is able to add the second, then the third. and kind of soil are on file in this Duluth, Minn., W. E. LAWRENCE To Frank Stare of Silverdale, Minn., the tremendous increase in circulation office. The Idea was to satisfy the American Aprill6th, 1917 Contestee*: of popular periodical literature loaded Lists giving legal descriptions of The Rexall Store To Peter Medved. Contestee: You are hereby notified that James lands to be offered may be obtained of with advertising, particularly the national You arer hereby notified that Benigno A. Fonger, who gives Duluth, Minn., the state auditor or the immigration International Falls, Minnesota women's magazines. Both reading Mordini, who gives Duluth, Minn., as his post office address, did on commissioner at St. Paul and of the matter and advertising have shown as his postoffice address.^did on March March 5, 1917, file in this office his duly county auditor at above address. DR. E. A. THOMPSON the way to greater variety in consumption." 27th, 1917, file in this office his duly corrorborated application to contest J. A. O. PRGVS, corroborated application to contest and secure the cancellation of your Dentist State Auditor. and secure the cancellation of your The magazines which have changed homestead Entry No. 011887, Serial No. Phone 245 homestead Entry Serial No. 011595 their policy so as to exclude all mail made March 9, 1915, for SW% NW made Oct. 14, 1914, for S%NE^4 and *A NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. and NW^ SW Sectiin 13, Township Office ~over litis Drug Store order advertising have a circulation N%SE *4 Township .64 N, Range 22 W, 64 N, Range 22 W, 4th P. Meridian, of over 1,500,000 a month among the International Falls, Minnesota 4th P. Meridian, and as grounds for and as grounds for his contest he better class of families In the United DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, his contest he alleges that said Peter alleges that Frank Stare has wholly States. This In itself removes the U. S. Land Office at Duluth Minnesota. W. E. MARTIN Medved never established residence on abandoned said land and failed to reside February 15, 1917 menace of mail order competition from said land or made any. improvements on, improve or cultivate any part Notice is hereby given that Semon Contractor and Builder the reading matter of about one out whatever thereon, or cultivated any thereof for more than one year last, Fredsall, whose postoffice address is of every five merchandise buying families part thereof, and that said alleged absence Repairs Promptly Done past, and that said alleged absence, 3828 17th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minne in each community. Undoubtedly from said land was not due to from said land has not been due tohis sota, did on the 5th day of April, 1916, Phone 159 705 8th St. this will be a powerful If not the determining his employment in the army, navy or employment in the army, navy ormarine file in this office Sworn Statement and MARTIN DRAY LINE marine corps of' the United States at corps of the United States dur-ing factor in the success of Application, No. 012339 to purchase any time. any war. many a "buy at. home" movement in the SE1^ NWU, Section 4, Township You are, therefore, further notified 68 N., Range 19 W. 4th, Principal Mer You are, therefore, further notifiedl territory that is now debatable. that the said allegations will be taken that the said allegations will be takenas idian, and the timber thereon, under ROY MARTIN, Prop. "as confessed, and your said entry wil' the provisions of the act of .June 3, confessed, and your said entry willi. desire for growth and Improvement HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED be cancelled without further right to 1878, and acts amendatory, known as be cancelled without further right to* THE WAIL OF A MALE without sacrificing America's great be heard, either before this office or be heard, either before this office or" the "Timber and Stone Law," at such TRUNKS TRANSFERRED WHO BOUGHT BY MAIL need for permanent homes. on appeal, if you fail to file in this value as might be fixed by appraisement, on appeal, if you fail to file in this* Phone 159 For the lack of homes is one of office within twenty days after the and that, pursuant to such appli office within twenty days after theFOURTH FOURTH publication of this notice, as cation, the land and timber thereon publication of this notice, as? Uptown Office Phone 47 America's fundamental weaknesses. Ma was reading out loud from her magazine, shown below, your answer, under oath, have been estimated and valued by applicant, shown below, your answer, under' It goes hand in hand with our lack of "Prompt Attention Given to all with due proof that you have served the timber estimated 40,000 oath, specifically responding to these When she says to me, "The best I've seen Kinds of Draying and Delivering family pride, and this breeds Inevitably board feet at $2.50 per M, and the land a copy of your answer on the said contestant allegations of contest, together with For all the things that must be had Is this here low price mail house ad. a lack of civic prfcie. either in person or by registered nothing that said applicant will offer due proof that you have served a copy final proof in support of his application mail. of your answer on the said contestant Community pride follows the love of The Shoe Hospital "Here's Cross Grained Oats. 9 cents—n and sworn* statement on the 26th day You should state in your answer the either in person or by registered mail. home as surely as tine growth follows more— of April, 1917, before the Register and name of the post office to which you You should state in your answer the 'Gainst 10 they're charging at the store. rich planting. And community pride Receiver United States Land Office, at REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT desire further notices to be sent to name of the post office to which you And If all the rest that's advertised dies where there is no community of Duluth, Minnesota. you. desire further notices to be sent to Is just as cheap I'd not be s'prised V' NATHAN NURICK, Proprietor Any person is at liberty to protest you That we'd save money in the end interests. JOSEPH WIXCZBWSKI, this purchase before entry, or initiate 213 Third Street By trad'ng with our low price friend." Register. JOSEPH WINCZEWSKI, The great complaint against the a contest at any time before patent issues, to Next Ronton Lunch W. H. SUALLWOOD, JR., Register. average suburban town Is that it lacks by filing a corroborated affidavit So I shot an order into the mallIt Attorney. W. H. SMALLWOOD, Jr. carried my name, it carried my kale Interest in Itself. You can't get the in this office, alleging facts which Date of first publication April 19, 1917 Attorney. NORTHERN MINNESOTA I ordered a lamp and a rocking chair, would defeat the entry. merchants and the townspeople to cooperate Date of first publication March 29, Date of second publication April 26, A pail of prunes and some underwear. Witnesses:: Charles W. Eden, Theo^ HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 1917 1917. My wife, she ordered two petticoats. to any extent. dore M. Anderson. James Allerdyce of Date of third publication May 3rd, 1917 Date of second publication April 5, A new false puff and some Cross Gralneti Dr. R. H. Monahan Phone 223 And the stores are poor and the suburban Minneapolis, Minnesota Barney Eden oats Date of fourth publication May 10th, 1917. Dr. Elizabeth Monah&n.. .Phone 223 population is shifting and unreliable. of Tower, Minnesota Edward J. Filiatrault A Noah's Ark for baby's toy, Date of third publication April 12, 1917. A pair of boots for Bub, the boy of Duluth, Minnesota. Dr. Mary Ghostly Phone 301 1917. Stockings for Nell, a waist for LizzieJust JOSEPH WINCZEWSKI, Doesn't this apply as well to the Eudestine Hospital Phone 79 Date of fourth publication April 19 writing that order kept me busy. XOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Register. towns given over to mail order buying? 1917. Office over International State Bank Ml-A. 26 Do you want your town, the town in Well, mall— we shot the order into the Phone 155 Department of the Interior 'Twas all of a thirty dollar sale which you have started your home, to NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION U. S. Land Office at Duluth, Minn., We International Falls, Minnesota figured out three days was enough thrive and improve? Well, It won't NOTICE OF CONTEST April, 13, 1917. To fetch us that dodblasted stuff. OF RURAL thrive and improve unless the tradespeople They got my coin, but not a peep NOTICE is hereby given that Matt SCHOOL BUILDING I Did hear from the firm of Grab & Keep. in your town are getting and Wuori, of Ray, Minn., P. O. 271, who, Department of the Interior, FOR SALE 'Twas all of two weeks—maybe three— giving a fair deal. Mall order buying on July 7, 1910, made Homestead Entry Before them goods arrived for me. turns your town into a suburb of a No. 08528, for SE% Section 29. United States Land Office. The undersigned hereby gives notice I got a notice, hitched the ma'ar Township 69, Range 21, W. 4th P. And drove three miles to the rSilroad car. great city mail order house. It is taking that sealed proposals for the 1 found a whacking big box thereSome Meridian, has filed notice of intention out of your town the life blood, the material and labor necessary to Duluth, Minn., jr smashed up, but I didn't care. JJ to make Five Year Proof, to establish circulation of which nourishes your March 15, 1917. (When you've honed for prunes "until 14 Gonstruct a frame school building claim to the land above described, before home as well as those of your neigh* hurts To Andrew Anderson, of Duluth, Minn,. at S. E. corner Ses. 22, Township Otto A. Poirier, U. S. Commissioner, CHEAP And your back is cold for lack of shirts, bors. It doesn't pay. That is why I'm Conteatee: at Virginia, Minn., on. the l»th When the goods in front of you 's labeled 66-25, will be received by the Unorganized You are hereby notified that lone V. glad The Delineator has excluded mall "Must," day of June, 1917. Finstead, who gives Duluth, Minn., as School District of Koochiching order announcements from the advertising You grab 'em—If the box Is bust!) Claimant names as witnesses: his post office address, did on February columns. It has removed from County, Minnesota, at the Edward Ranta, of Ray, 'Minn., 13th, 1917, file in this office his duly So I heaved the wreckage into the cart our readers' homes a powerful tempta* John Sippi, of Ray, Minn., office-of D. B. Jewel, Clerk, International corrorborated application to contest And headed for home, feeling pretty smart. tion to buy away from home. John Star, of Ray, Minn., Falls, Minnesota, until the My goods-had come from a town that'a and secure the cancellation of your John Lahtu, of Ray, Minn.. restl, Homestead Entry No. Serial No. hour of 2 p. m. on the 17th day of And I'd saved four dollars on the deal! JOSEPH WIVCS5EWSKI, 011,557 made September 23rd, 1914, for ROYAL RAIMENT FROM April, 1917. A19-M24 Register. SE^4 Section 11, Township 64 N, Range 3Launches 23 W, 4th P. Meridian, and as grounds AMERICAN SPECIFICATIONS for his contest he alleges that said file with the clerk, and at the officc Well, sir, 'twas an eye opener, you can CITATION FOR HEARING OX PETITION entryman has wholly abandoned said bet. of William P. Allred, Jr., Architect, FOR PROBATE OF "Royal, wardrobes, from American land since the inscription of the entry, And one that I shan't soon forget! Duluth, Minnesota. Proposals shall All in First Class Condition. FOREIGN WILL that he has not established actual The parcel of oats was torn to rags— dress patterns? Ridiculous! be in accordance with the plans and But we'd saved twelve cents, on a dozen Estate of Martin Vanest. residence thereon, and has not improved Nevertheless It Is a fact that for bags! the same in any manner. specifications and accompanied with State of Minnesota, County of Koochiching, years the nobility of England, France, The prunes seemed good, and the baby'a You are, therefore, further notified In Probate Court. a certified check in the sum of five toyBefore Germany and other European powers that the said allegations will be taken In the matter of the Estate of Martin it broke he had one day's joy! (5) per cent of the bid, drawn in favor have been fashioning the garments of Also as confessed, and your said entry will My wife's false puffs was some horsehair Vanest, Decedent. their women folks from identically the be cancelled without further right to of P. H. Fogarty, Treasurer, International stuff. New Cottage The State of Minnesota to all Persons be heard, either before this office or same tissue paper pattern that is on And her petticoats wa'n't half larga Falls, Minn., thus confirming interested in the allowance, and enough. on appeal, if you fail to file in this sale In practically every nook and cor* probate of the will of said decedent: the surety of the bidder toenter The stockings for Nell looked thin and office within twenty days after the ner of the United States. The petition of Martha Vanest, representing frail. into agreement to deliver fo FOURTH publication of this notice, as The funny part of it Is that, while The waist was ruined by a rusty nail. that Martin Vanest, then a With Screen Porch, Situated shown below, your answer, under oath, the owner a satisfactory surety a three weeks The lamp was as lurid as the world recognTzes that Paris originates resident of the County of Koochiching specifically responding to these allegations boil company's bond in the sum of the State of Minnesota, died on the 3rd stvlev few people realize that •vi of contest, together with due 1 10 miles up Rainy Lake. of oil. And held 'boat & teacup fulL contract price wihtin ten (10) days day of March, 1916, testate and that proof that you have served a copy of hig will has been allowed and admitted after mailing of, or personal notification your answer on the said contestant to probate in Probate Court in either in person or by registered mail. of, award. Faliuj to do so and for the County of Koochiching You should state in your answer the forfeits the check to said owner. The State of Minnesota, being filed in this name of the post office to which you certified checks of unsuccessful bidders Court, together with authenticated desire further notices to be sent to you. copies of said will and of the probate .JOSEPH WINCZEWSKI, will be returned upon the' letting thereof in the court above named, and Register. .. of the contract. "praying that said will be admitted to Date of first publication March 22, 1917 By order of the Board of Education probate in this state, and that letters Date of second publication March 29, who reserves the right to repect of administration be thereon granted 1917. 4s- to David Dobbs: Date of third publication April 5, 1917. any or all bids. NOW THEREFORE you, "and each Date of fourth publication April 12, D. B. Jewell,-Clerk, i*' Ask your Hat man to show of you, are hereby cited and required 1917. Proposal form attached to speci--| you the new to show cause if any you have, before The best of anything is fications shall be followed to receive this court, at-the Probate Court Room«? exsow in' the Court House, in International consideration. irresistible Falls, County of Kooching, State of NOTICE OF CONTEST 3 5-1SM Minnesota, on the 10th day of May, 1917, at 10 o'clock- M., A. why the JAKEGREENi prayer of said petition should not be United States Land Office. xb*v «ijtm~- granted. Department of the Interior, Witness the Judge of said Court, and ppsg the Corner' $3-so the Seal of said Court, this 11th dav For Men 'Ob 1 snd Tnnare sccecssfully treated Duluth, Minn., of April, 1917. (removed) without kmie or pain. and $4, March 8, 1917, "oaie, or 'All work guaranteed, (SEAL) JOHN BERG, wrlte forfiee SamatcrluMi book Look/or iht nam* To H. Jadse of Prolate Co«rt. Orat Velsand of Ditath, Minn* D*. WILLIAMS SANATORIUM JEVNE NORTON, .. CtjilMtce'i MISUBbwaityft .You are hereby notified that James .Attoraey for Petitioner. 4,13-2?