^-4 'Tsfv4 FALLS PRESi jff?PAGE EIGHT FEEDING CHICKS SHEEP PROFITS to raise chickens successfully is on LIQUOR—DRUG-TOBACCO habit DISTRICT NEWS a good range where no extra green can be cured at home. Send 15c to IS IMPORTANT ON FARM LANDS feed is"" required. WJiere the chickens cover cost of packing and postage are kept in small bare yards, RIVERSIDE ITEMS for sample ANTI-NICOT tobacco fine charcoal, grit, and oyster shell (removed) without or Ail work guaranteed -owe, should be kept before them all the treatment. Active agent wanted in a ~r write for free Saa&ioricn! took Mr. Jackson purchased a cow More Harm in Overfeeding JKan in time, and cracked or ground* bone (Continued from PageiOne). each town. Write Imperial Crown, Dr.WILLIAMS SANATORIUM from Echo lodge. 3(23 Unhrmity A*,MinctupoKi, Minn. Underfeeding—How to Prepare may be feed. The bone is not necessary 3007 Chicago Ave.,. Minneapolis, pages to a survey of the^yopl industry, "Mrs. Kurzeck is on the sick list, Mashes and Crkin Mixtures. for chickens that ha4e a and points out .tl^t^i, shortage having had Dr. Withrow down to good range. & of wool cannot be avoided and see her, and is slowly( recovering. Young chickens should be id If that the prices soon will reach levels Mr. Jackson took the school from three to five times.,-daily*, Bank 1293. tier, heretofore unknown. As to children down to Pelland Friday. Statement of the Condition of pending upon one's experience in the present market, it says: Peter Kurzeck and Mr. Jackson RAY STATE BANK feeding, say the poultry specialists "The production of wool in the attended the township meeting Saturday. at Clone of Businea* on. May lat, 1917. of the United States Department of United States is falling off at- such Date of Report by Bank May 8th, 1917. Agriculture. Undoubtedly chickens RESOURCES a rapid rate that, unless the devastation Mrs. Margaret Stillar and son, will grow faster when fed five times Loans and Discounts $23,486.60 of our flocks should be arrested, John, called on the Kurzecks Sunday. than when fed only three times daily Banking House, Furniture it will be only a question of The Jacksons received a visit from and Fixtures 1,250.00 but it should be borne in mind that time until we shall be without wool a brother and a cousin. more harm can be done to the Due from Banks ...$8,997.53 for our clothing. The sheep has chickens by1 overfeeding than by unfeeding. Cash on Hand 4,393.25 been shabbily treated by us. Now OAK PORTAGE Young chickens should be Total Cash Assets 13,390.78 he is returning that treatment in fed not more than barely enough to kind, and persons with a taste for Checks and Cash Items 48.84 Rev. Albert Peterson of the Congregational satisfy their appetites and to keep Paid Out for Expenses, etc., figures warn us that if we had to church has been holding them exercising, except at the evening in Excess of Earnings .... 1,079.43 depend on the 50,000,000 in the United services this past week at Lindford or last meal, when they should Interest Paid 6.226 States for our wool, each one of school house and at Oak Portage be given all they will eat. Greater us would get a new suit of clothes Total. $39,800.91 hall. A goodly number was in attendance care must be exercised not to overfeed •& only once in four years, or a new LIABILITIES and it was good to hear some young chicks that are confined Capital Stock $ 10,000.00 garment each year if we would be jjjjjjsp*,® of the ild simple truths of sin and than those that have free range, as Surplus Fund 2,000.00 contented with one reaching from salvation from his lips. Undivided Profits, Net 1,237.21 leg weakness is apt to result in those the waistband to the knees. The log rolling on the Big Fork confined. "Our plight is worse than that of Dividends Unpaid ..$24,204.62 river is about finished and ready for The young chicks may be fed any Cashiers Checks ... 1,693.52 the Achains after the flght of the the drivers. time after they are 36 to 48 hours golden ram. All of us are suffering Monday, the 7th, the closing exercises Total Immediate old, whether they are with a hen or from the wool shortage, and we will Liabilities 25,898.14 were held for the ending of in a brooder. The first feed may suffer more and more, because we refuse another school year at Riverdale. contain eithermoistened hardboiled Time Certificates .. 665.56 to grow the wool that would Miss Hulda Nelson is visiting Mrs. eggs, johnnycake, stale bread, pinhead keep us in comfort and security. We Andrew Johnson. She has been Total Deposits .... 26,563.70 26,563.70 oatmeal, or rolled oats,7 which ought to have 100,000,000 sheep of spending the last year in Duluth. feeds or combinations may be used shearing age to provide the 600,000,000 with good results. Mashes mixed pounds of wool required each Total. $39,800.91 CALDWELL BROOK with milk are of considerable value STATE OF MINNESOTA, year to make our clothing, one ss. in giving the chickens a good start sheep for each person. For each Geo. Johnson of Pine Ridge and County of Koochiching-. in life. The mixtures should be fed Baby Bunting there would be a We, F. P. Sheldon, President and Pete Moe and "Shorty" Tillson of in a crumbly mash and not in a sloppy lamb to fleece to wrap the Baby Ambrose Holland, Cashier of the Margie were here a couple of days condition. Johnnycake composed above named Bank, do solemnly swear Bunting in. We now import more this week in the interests of the that the above statement is true to of the following ingredients in the than half the wool we use, the world Margie Federal Loan association. the best of our knowledge and belief. proportions named is very good feed supply is dwindling, and no one can F. P. Sheldon, President Mrs. Daniels was down the river for young chicks: One dozen infertile say what the price six months from Ambrose Holland, Cashier. visiting her sister, Mrs. H. J. Fougner, eggs or 1 pound of sifted Subscribed and sworn to before me Mary Baker Eddy Memorial, Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Mass. now will be. a few days last week. this 14th day of May, 1917. scrap to 10 pounds of corn meal Western Growers Are Prosperous 1? beautiful memorial to Mary to a lower platform at the lake's edga. Farming is the order of the day (Seal) J. G. Peterson, add enough milk to makke a pasty ^3r Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder The scheme has no prototype and is "The Growers of Western wool are Notary Public, ».*x» now and everyone is doing his share oi' Christian Science, has been merely a screen of columns open to mash, and 1 tablespoon of baking stoutly refusing offers of 40 cents Koochiching Godfrey, to help increase the food suuply. the sky, inclosing a flower-grown circle. ^ned over to The Christian Science soda, ^nd bake until done. Dry Minnesota. and more a pound for unscoured Blaine Canfield went to the county *K'd of Directors by Elbert S. Bar.5w My commission expires Sept. 25,1919. bread crumbs may be mixed with wool, whereas, but a few years ago, The material uaed for the memorial of New Tork City who held the seat last Saturday on legal business. Correct Attest: 1" hard-boiled eggs, making about onefourth is Bethel white granite, the inscription they anxiously sought buyers at xv tract for its .construction. ,F. P. Sheldon, E. V. Anderson left for the summer in the friese and upon the top of of tbe mixture eggs, rrolled A. G. Wedge, Jr. The memorial, which is at Mt. Aus""n one-fourth that price. Lambs yet last Tuesday and wil probably the pylons being of white bronze set oats may be used in place of the cemetery, Cambridge, Mass., has unborn are being contracted for at deep into the stone work. The detail, enlist with Uncle Sam's forces. *?»iuirad over a year and a half to bread crumbs. Feed the bread unheardof figures. Associations are which on account of the sice of the PATRIOTIC CITIZENS Many fires have been burning in ionjplete.- The fund for its construclinn, reproduction is only indicated, is entirely crumbs rolled oats, or johnnycake urging expansion of the industry. FLY THE FLAG this section but no serious damage amounting to over $150,000. was floral In form and free in treatment, mixtures five times a day for: the Manufacturers are praying for sheep st announced by the directors in has been done to date. the wild rose and the morningglory first week, then gradually substitute J.ine, 1911, and was some time ago and more sheep. The marauding We will ship by parcel post to your being used as the main motives. Arthur Nelson returned last week subscribed. These contributions for one or two feeds' of the mixture fully address Prepaid'one of our Fant Color It is interesting architecturally to dog has been doomed to death. It from a trip to the cities. 3 ve been made as expressions of finely cracked grains of equal parts "All Weather Brand" 4x6 foot sewed note that while it is extremely free In may be the turning point in the life -ntiment by Christian Scientists Pete Lundstrom is having several treatment and not at all conventional, U. S. Flaga for $1.50. These flags have by weight of cracked wheat, finely of the sheep in the United States. uiroughout the world. it is generally very classic in feeling. acres of brush and windfalls cleared strong canvas headings and brass grommets corn and pinhead oatmeal or hulled The site on which th« memorial Is Barely more than tolerated before, The extreme width of the, memorial is and will stand all kinds of weather from his place here. I •orated is not only one of great natural oats, to which about 5 per cent? of about fifty feet, and the colonnade is it is now sought for 011 every hand. and are of our own manufacture. Carl Bashaw left, for Margie last beauty, but on account of its eighteen feet in diameter. The columns cracked peas or broken rice and 2 The scarcity and advance in price of Only a few days ago a Wyoming frss&e- has rendered possible a more week. He expects to work there this themselves are fifteen feet in materials at this time makes this offer per cent of charcoal or milled-or cattleman heard a 8,000 of flock of ^nesque and interesting.treatment height and are similar in general summer. limited. Send in .your order at once. 1 rape seed may be added. A 6'oifamercial ir'-uiifpcturally than would be possi­ for sale in Montana and bought character to those in the Clepsydra Send check, money qrder or draft with on a perfect level lot. The plot, chick feed may be substituted ble of xvndronicus of Cyrrhus. The large sight unseen. order. Prices on other sies upon application. them Within fortyeight BIRCHDALE which is approximately 80 feet square, pylons were exhibited at the American if desired. The above ration hours he sold them at a profit gradually from the level of Institute of Architecture in New Northwestern Flag & Decorating Co. can be fed until the' chicks arfe 2 $15,000. hr rontfway to the lake with a drop of York, a short time ago and experts Tom Howard is home from Excelsior Wholesale Manufacturers weeks old, when they should be placed -bout ten feet The memorial con•G-3 "A tailor whose curtomer wanted pronounced them the finest pieces of where he attended high school. FlagH, Banners and Decorations of a circular open colonnade of carved granite ever executed. 011 grain and dry or wet mash English tweed recently explained for all occasion!* Three of our young men have set co'mnns, resting upon a stylor, The architect is Egerton Swartwout mixture. that he had to refuse a shipment of ST. PASL, MISXESOTA .• three steps, surrounded on the a good example for the rest by enlisting of New York City who designed th.a cloth from England on account of After the chicks are 10 days old ov a circular platform slightly new George Washington memorial in the navy. They are Hjalmer t'-a natural trade, from which a good growing mash, composed of 2 •he new Missouri state capitol and tl) its poor war-time quality. Pulling X. Bernard, Rud and Ray Hard. Jim a double flight of gteas leaL» uew Federal building la DasTflfc .SO a thread from some goods recently parts by weight of bran, 2 parts middlings, Hjalmer is back home and the rest 1 part cornmeal, 1 part lowgrade arrived, he showed that it could be expected soon as the training camp broken as easily as an international wheat flour or red-dog middlings, The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel is full. and 10 per cent sifted beef treaty. He then demonstrated, by The fires are pretty well burned 250 MODERN ROOMS F. C. ROGERS way of contrast, the strength of scrap, may be placed in a hopper: Located In Heart of Bbmxmm District out. No damage to -anyone save to and left before them all the time.. thread spun in the piping days of ONE PRICE —ONE DOLLAR Guilder Nybo, who had some leftover euro plan imtk for two persons ti.eo peace. The mash may be fed wet or dry poles and posts burn. "The old BATH, SHOWER AMD TOILET KXTRA "By reason of the war, we have if wet, only enough moisture (either home on the Ed Wilson place went COMPLETE SAFETY milk or water) should be added to gone from bad to worse. Curtailment AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS up in smoke. A lot of pasture can PRACTICAL FURRIER AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION of production in many of the make the fed crumbly, but in no be made with some clover and timothy SNOW NEVER INSWRaNO RCCOROS TMaT leading wool countries, diminution of sense sloppy. When this growing lire seen lost in snt nuilsins Mas a seed. Fort Frances, «v Ontario PROTECTED ST AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS the accumulations of years, mounting mash or mixture is not used, a hopper John Johnson is finishing a barn Mas EVERT ROOM NOT aNO OSLO RUNRINS prices, extraordinary consumption containing bran should eaccessible WATER. STEaM MEAT, ELECTRie LISHT aNS for Oscar Stuff at Manitou. TELEPHONE SERVICE. abroad, commandeering of supplies to the chickens at all times. Mr. Petrie is suffering with indigestion, TOE OLDEST EXCLUSIVE FUR HOUSE by warning nations, blockades After the chickens are 2 months caused by too much confidence Majestic Hotel and destruction of clothing on the old they may be fed four times daily in domestic science cooking. IN THE WORLD battlefield are new factors that the with good results. After they are 3 large part of the school garden A added to an already critical war has months old three feedings a day are is being sown to grain. Every available Cor. Seventh Street and Hennepin Avenue problem. enough. foot is needed this year for MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA the ''View that we have joined in When one has only a few chickens, vegetables. THE ONLY MODERN "World quarrel, we probably will see large acreage be planted to it is less trouble to purchase the POPULAR PRICED HOTEL A Avill -our fast-diminishing output decrease prepared chick feeds, Jbut where a which will help out on the u- potatoes Within one block of ten thektres and principal at a still more rapid pace. There department Mores. H. C. L. considerable number are reared it 65 ROOMS 65 ROOMS with would he greater difficulty in getting The funeral .of Mr. Erickson. was is sometimes cheaper to buy the At Bath IM wool abroad and government purchases 75c--$1.00 1.25-$ 1.50 finely cracked grains and mix them held at the Congregational church would be of such magnitude May Willie had been a long and together. Some chick feeds contain 13. Hot and Cold Running Water, Local and that consumption of raw wool for patient sufferer, from asthma and a large quantity of grit and may Lon( Distance Phones in Every Room. private purposes would, for a time, was glad to go. He is survived by contain grains of poor quality, so RAY BOYD Managed by be out of the question. Stocks of that they should be carefully examined his father and three brothers, Carl, Formerly Chief Clerk Vendome Hotel merchandise would sink lower than guaranty to quality secured ife Henry and Ulrick at Hazel and-one and as Our Rates are Always AS ADVERTISED ever. The wearer of wool does not sister, Mrs. Bernsted of Duluth before purchase. A1 that like to contemplate tlie prices He was buried by the side of his As soon as the chickens will eat would result. NOTICE brother Eric, who was drowned at the whole wheat (usually in about 8 "The sheep need not fear that he Barwick a^ little over a year ago weeks), cracked corn, and other will ever fail to find a market for all If the public will get the habit Leslie Whitcomb writes from Big grains, the small-sized chick feed the wool he can produce, Because of using their street address on all River, Sask., that big game is very can be eliminated. In addition to the characteristics of wool fiber mails it will give them better service abundant there and that the whole the above feeds the chickens'growth make it peculiarly useful in the when the carriers are put in town was ordered out by the fire can be hastened if they are given EXPORTER AND IMPORTER OF' temperate zones, where the climate service and also be appreciated by warden to fight a big forest fire." sour milk, or buttermilk to. drink. and moral standards require the the postal department. Three dollars day Is paid there for sl Growing chickens kept on a good wearing of clothing. Wool prevents Postmaster. fighting fires instead of doing the range may be given all their feed in the escape of the heat of the body, work gratis as in Birchdale. a hopper, mixing 2 parts by weight keeps out the cold, and permits the Mr. Eastman was at Bannock Monday. TO MINNESOTA CHIROPODISTS of cracked corn with one part of moisture of perspiration to pass Probably called to untangle the wheat, or equal parts of cracked Wiiii!iiiiiniiiin!iiiiiiiiiiiMtmiitmiii[iiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii{iii[!hiii!iiiiiiii]iniiittiniiitmi:tiiinu]!iiHii»uiiiin!itiiHiiiiiiitmii]imiiii!iiW through."—St. Paul Dispatch. kinks from their telephone wire corn, wheat and oats in one hopper Notice is hereby given of the passage Bert Magladry is home from and the dry mash for chickens in of chapter 382 general laws of 1 Highest Cash Prices Paid on PRIZE EGGS FOR SALE school to do his "bit" at raising potatoes another. The beef scrap may be Minnesota, 1917, being entitled "An Raw Furs for the speculator to grow left out of the dry mash and fed in a: act to Regulate the Practise of Chiropody." Thoroughbred White Leghorn Egg* rich on. separate hopper, so that the chickens Attention is called to all 1 From Ferris Strain Leghorns Nothing wquld stimulate the form ,W" can eat all of this feed they de-: provisions of said law and especially He will pay the duty and war tax on all furs from the United The following prizes Have been ing industry more than for congress sire. If the beef scrap is to be fed section 4 thereof, in which is provided States and pay as high a price for them as any won by thes chickens: International to take a hand in and regulate prices separately, it is advisable to wait that certain practicioners of Falls Poultry show—s|x firsts, five of farm and other products/ Write house in the United States. until the chicks are 10 days old, although chiropody may make application for seconds and two thirds five sweepstakes & both your congressmen and your some "poultryttien put the registration before July 1st, 1917, and and four specials Emo, Ontario Senator. Half of the H. C. L. is pure beef scrap before the yoi^hjg chickens be registered without examination fair—first and second* Northotne speculation and nothing more. at the start without bad results. on payment of a. fee of $10.00. 7 BE SURE AND SEE ME BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY fair—first and second, Minnesota State Board of Chirojvody \r_ ^P#r Sotting of fifUe* *g* $2Jf V' Money to loan on Koochiching Chickens confined to sriaallfyards Examiners and Registration,I* \r & Apply Eagan county and Canadian ^farm^ands. should always be supplied with green W. V. Ramsburg, Secretary, :j, Phone 180, Intect^oidj&alls, Frank' S. Lang, 801 Pillsbury Building, r»-? feed, such as lettuce, sproutedoats, Phone 210, FortJ%&Is/Onl tf-iSfih &International Falls, Minn. alfalfa, or clover, but the best place Minneapolis, Minn.