4 i" JX *^X7?" a V«' s"Tf ~j I nsr '. A? A I. _J4» ss- -v -^iv -s -'j-.+f "y J" _, :-.^.JiWliw •*&£ *. .. zx "*.•,!» •••.—.•''I-"..-,«'••• INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS FAGE EIGHT 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 88 8 8 8 8 88 8 her sister was receiving I medical ft tt 8 tt 9S tt SCK 9S 93 3 8 8 i* treatment. YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR 8 5 WEEKLY MARKETGRAM 8 MARGIE NEWS 8 8 .318 55 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Fair Exchange is No Robbery 8 8 a This is-^ about the horse the Barnes (By the U. S. Bureau of Markets Mr. Elsig was in Brainerd the first Washington, D. C.) owned, LOW PRICES-HERE THEY ARE of the week. ^or week ended March 2nd,'1921 Which was bought by Mr. Swope^ Which was sold to Mr. Darvel Fruits and Vegetables —Sacked Mr. Van Slyke has purchased Mrs. With a little hank of rope. round white potatoes up 10c per 100 Grates' horse and buggy. lbs. at Northern shipping stations T'is not the last of this nag's career, reaching $1.00 to $1.08. Chicago carlot Mrs. S. Larson has been on the sick As we must consider Mr. Shearer, market held last week's recovery, list for a week or more. Who rung him in, closing about 25c above the season's Extra Special! Blankets, Regular Price $10.00 With a pouch of Marine. low point at $1.20 to $1.30. Round Mrs. Hull was a visitor in International whites up 15 to 20c western New York Falls last Thursday. $5.00 Mr. Young with a ten dollar bill, stations closing around $1.10 sacked. for the week Took him home to give him a good Hay.—Light receipts caused probably Several of the small loggers are fill. by unusually bad roads. Receipts finishing up their winter's work. And if he is fed by many more, at Cincinatti and Memphis were timothy He will be as young as the days of and alfalfa, prices have declined Mrs. J.Burns Teturned to Margie yore. $1 to $2. No. Idaho hay reported at a after a few week's visit at her old It has been long, long time since you have had an op­ Kansas City some on tracks Chicago home. IT PAYS TO CLEAR LAND portunity like this.. unsold. Prairie higher Kansas City, receipts light. Quote: No. 1 timothy Last Friday was a genuine, old Oscar Rehn, who has a farm on New York $31.50 Philadelphia $24.50 fashioned blizzard for northern Minnesota. We are offering our entire stock at prices lower than the Big Fork river in Reedy township, Cincinnati $25 Minneapolis $21. No used $25 worth of dynamite, 1 alfalfa Kansas City $20 Omaha any ever quoted since the war. caps and fuse in clearing an acre and $18.50 Memphis $26 Minneapolis $21 Carl Daniels presented his mother a quarter of land in 1919. He sold $50 No. 1 prairie, Kansas City $15 Omaha with a nice new Silvertone last Saturday. Right Now is the time to buy furniture. Take immediate worth of potatoes in the fall and had $10 Minneapolis $10.50. 15 bushels left for his own use. 40 advantage of the striking reductions we have made on suites Feed—Prices held fairly steady tho per cent dynamite was used. On Miss Wattles, the nurse, was here branj and middlings quoted $1 lower heavy clay land where the stumps and pieces for the living room and bedroom. Make your seI the first of the week instructing her Minneapolis, March (shipment wet have stood for four or five years, the feed quoted $1 lower than prompt. class again. expense could be considerably reduced lection from a car ofnew house furnishings just unloaded. Interior dealers not buying heavily by using 20 per cent dynamite as stocks in general are in excess of Mrs. Pederson of Ericsburg is here and the profit from land clearing demand and only slowly disposed of. on a visit to her parents, Mr. and would be still further increased'. Dimished jobbers demand!' causing Mrs. Porter. With the price of clover seed about easier feeling. Transit shipments reported one third of what it was last, year, accumulating. Mr. Denning left Sunday night for this is a good year to clear land and We will store goods not wanted now for a reasonable Grain—Market unsettled during the seed it down between the stumps the cities. He will be away about week and easily offered. Prices, two weeks. for hay or pasture so it will be ready length of time free of charge, and even at these low prices fluctuation rapid. Principal features to be stumped a few years hence. Green bug report, weakness in stock you may start a charge account with us. Free delivery to The expense of clearing can be great!ly Our popular postmistress was sick market February 24, on March second reduced by working only with old last Sunday but Miss Hanson took all points within 100 miles. a stronger undertone developed on stumps. The stump pasture will yield her place very nicely. unfavorable European political reports. a good return in the fornl of butteriat BUY NOW LIBERAL CREDIT LOW PRICES Floods reported Australia if pastured with dairy caws. Sievert Larson and his brother drought in India where acreage reported The value of cleared land aepends have purchased the C. Gingrich farm 4,000,000 less than year ago. upon the value of the crops that the and have moved out there to live. SHAPIRA'S Seaboard after corn and took 200,000 land can produce in a series of'^fcars bus. at Chicago on the 2nd. Minneapolis under a practical system of farming. Mrs. Bishop of St. Paul, who was PHONE 212 MOOSE BLK. flour trade slow. Kansas City The average yields of crops raised at visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilson for milling and export demand good. For the North Central Experiment station three weeks, left for her home, last the week Chicago May wheat down at Grand Rapids are as follows: Friday. 2^sc at $1.59 3-8 May corn Y^c at Oats, 48.03 bushels barley, 33.64 bu TOHc, Minneapolis May wheat down winter rye, 23.41 bu potatoes, 270.47 A Mr. Warren and his two sons 3K'C at $1.53 3-8 Kansas City May j£c bu rutabagas, 16.8 tons clover and FARM BUREAU EXECUTIVE success of the drive. It is necessary to the state by reason of the non-payment gave a show of athletics and acrobat* at $1.5454, Winnipeg May lJ4c at of interest. timothy, 2.58 tons in one cutting or COMMITTEE that the Farm Bureau furnish drivers ic stunts in this place last Sunday. It Terms of sale: $1.85*4. 3.7 tons in two cuttings. These 10 HOLDS GOOD MEETING to go with the solicitors. It will Fifteen per cent of the purchase pric* was very good and well worth tl$§ Live Stock and Meats—A general year averages can be duplicated by be necessary for those in charge of is payable to the county, treasurer Vt admission. Ths boys were good. farmers of this county- under the upward tendency was in evidence in the drive to call on several from each the time of sale. The unpaid balane* The Farm' Bureau Executive the Chicago live-stock market during same system of farming which is is payable at any time in whole or in community to drive the solicitors committee spent a very busy afternoon The Margie Community club held part within forty years from the date the past week. Hogs advanced 70 to dairying with a systematic rotation while making the drive. The board ...at the Farm Bureau office ef sale, interest rate of four per cent its regular meeting last Saturday 85c per 100 lbs. Fat lambs up 15 to of crops. An additional crop which feels confident of the cooperation of per annum, due on June 1st of eaeh Monday, February 7, discussing matters evening. The school house was filled, 50ci fat ewes 75 to $1. Beef steers is being growfc with exceptional profit every farm bureau member in making year provided, that the interest can be affecting farmers and farmers' a good program was given and a general -were not materially changed. Butcher in parts of this county is alsike clover paid at any time within the interest this drive a success which will Interests in the county. :'_R. J. Lan- good time had. The club is the seed. cattle,' however, were 50 to 75c year without penalty. In effect, this give the organization a sound gaard, member of the executive committee life of our community. means that the interest money may b« higher and feeder steers firm to a Dynamite will be distributed in carload footing. A committee consisting of of the Minnesota Farm Bureau paid any time between June first and quarter higher. March 2, Chicago lots at Northome, Mizpah, Big the county agent, Mr. Irwin, Mr. «J May thirty-first without penalty. aft *.* Federation was in attendance at Si «i f* prices: Hogs, bulk of sales $9.90 to Falls, Liittlefork, Ray, Loman, Baudette, when White, Mr. Erickson and Mr. Berg The appraised value of timber, 8 8 the meeting. $10.85 medium and good beef steers be Kelliher, Big Fork and probably so stated, must paid in full at tft* was appointed to make all arrangements $ BIRCHDALE SHAVINGS The provision that has been made time of sale. $8.65 to $10.25 butcher cows and heifers at Cook. 8 8 for the drive. by the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation All mineral rights are reserved to 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 $5 to $10. feeder steers $7.25 to the state by the laws of the state. to secure a referendum from $9.25 light and medium weight veal LOMAN FARMERS' CLUB HOLDING Mr. and Mrs. Gustafson paid a visit BIRCHDALE HOLDS All lands are sold subject to any and the farmers regarding agicultural "V calves $10 to $13.25 fat lambs $8.25 to BY-WEEKLY MEETINGS all ditch taxes thereon. to the latter's sister at Stratton. COMMUNITY MEETING bills before the legislature was one of $10.90 feeding lambs $7.50 to $9 Lands on which the interest has become The Loman Farmers' club is the only the firsti subjects taken up. Since delinquent may be redeemed at yearlings $7 to $9.50 fat ewes $5.25 club in the county which holds regular A community meeting and pie social A dance and party was held at the we do not yet have the township any time up to the hour of sale, or before to $7. meetings twice a month. The was held at Birchdale Jan. 29th. Webb home to celebrate Mr. Webb's resale to the actual purchaser. unit-form of organization completed club was organized early in the winter. The county agent was present and Such lands are listed under the caption'. iirth|lay. jp this county and telephone connections A special subject is brought up "Delinquent Lands." r~H spoke on advantages of a community WAR AND MEDALS are rather incomplete, it was No person can purchase more than for1 discussion at each meeting such organization in providing social ^Mr. and Mrs. Erickson of Fort deemed best to appoint a legislative 320 acres of land, provided, however, as potatoes, poultry, boys and girls' and educational programs and fostering For Service in the World's Greatest Frances paid a visit to the home of committee who will meet as the occassion that state lands purchased previous to club work, etc. The club is making a a spirit of cooperation among its 1905 are not charged against such purchaser. War. the latter's parents. demands and communicate to special effort to interest the children members. It was unanimously voted the legislative committee of the state in club work this year. Material has Agents acting for purchaser must to organize a community organization. The Victory Medal department, U. federation the sentiment of farmers The Camp Fire Girls met at Myrtle furnish affidavit of authority. Been sceured thru the Farm Bureau At the suggestion of the county S. army recruiting station, 41 in this county. R. C. Fraser, John "Nelson's home and had a ceremonial Appraisers' reports showing quality office for conducting a contest among agent a meetng was arranged for South Third street, Minneapolis, is and kind of soil are on file in this office. Berg, and R. J. Langaard were appointed meeting. We hear four more members the children to see who can identify the following week to adopt constitution responsible for the following: A war Lists giving legal descriptions of on this committee. received the rank of wood gatherers. the greatest number of varieties o^ lands to be offered may be obtained of and by-laws and elect officers. service medal, known as the Victory A county exhibit at the state fair the State Auditor or the Immigration poultry from pictures. Material has Rev. T. W. Howard was chosen tem^ Medal is issued to all officers, contract was discussed. 'The county agent Commissioner at St. Paul, and of the also been supplied for a poultry survey surgeons and enlisted men who porary chairman to arrange for the made a report of action taken by the County Auditor at the county seat. Meyers returned from fche of ftie community. served on active duty in the United rfieeting. A committee consisting of R. P. CHASE, Slate Auditor farmers' clubs to secure such an exhibit aniversitv of Minnesota after having The club requests that a Farmers' Emil Ostlund, G. B. Vanover, and Mrs. States army at any time and at any this year. The coynty agent was taken training to be a nurse while institute be held there this winter. Bugner was appointed to draw up a ^place between April 6, 1917, and November then asked to go before the commissioners 11, 1918, and whose service constitution and by-laws to be presented to secure some, assistance FOR SALE was honorable. The Victory Medal at the next'meeting. from them to finance a county exhibit. is also issued to any officer or enlisted LETS ALL GO! man who entered the service after 013328 The date of the annual meeting November 11, 1918, and served as a SOWC'E FOR PUBLICATION* was s\st for April 6th, arrangements member of the American expeditionary for a suitable program to be made by United States Land Office, Duluth, forces in Siberia or European the" county agent. It was recommended Minn., March 1921. 2, A forty-acre farm with well Russia. Notice is hereby given, that the Great that W. T. Cox, state forester, For those persons who served in Northern Railway Company, whose built buildings, and stock. be requested to attend the meeting to United States or France, but who are postoffice address is St. Paul, Minnesota,, discuss forest fire prevention. TO THE on March 2, 19211 filed in this' office its not entitled to the battle clasps, the The farm is one mile south Farm Bureau membership was discussed application to select under the provisions medal will be issued within ten minutes at considerable length. The of the act of Congress, approved of Littlfeork. Price is reasonable. after the application is made at August 5, 1892, (27 Stat. 390,) that, unsurveyed boa^d was unanimous in the,opimoir The U. S. army recruiting station at island located in Kabetogama Owner— that the plan of maintaining membership Minstrel Minneapolis. Bripg your discharge lake, St. Louis County, Minnesota, described in the past has been unsatisfactory as follows: with you so that the proper notation as it is burdensome and expensive, ENGELBERT OFENMACHER An unsurveyed island located in the can be made thereon. nearly all the funds received being Northern portion of the NE% of NE%, For those persons entitled to a battle Section 15, Township 69 North, Range Box No. 134 used to secure the members. clasp we send your applications to 21 West, 4th P. M., containing approximately Consequently it was voted to adopt the war department at Washington, six (6.00) acres, more or less, Littlefork, Minn. the permanent five dollar membership lying 1590 feet in a westerly direction and in that case you will receive your" plan which places this farm bureau from the M. C. on the North shore of medal and clasps as soon as the war Lot 5 of Section 14, Township 69 North, on a par with practically all department can check up your fecord Range 121 West, 4th P. M. other farm bureaus in the state. It and mail the clasps to you. Any and all persons claiming adversely was agreed that a personal canvass The same results can be obtained if' FOR SALE: the land described, or desiring of the county is necessary to change to object because of the mineral character you cannot or dp not care to come to over to the permanent membership of the land, or for any other reason, GRAND THEATRE the recruiting station personally. In to the disposal to applicant, should plan and after thoro deliberation it this case mail your discharge or a file their affidavits of protest, in this office, was voted to ask the State Federation South half of South .East copy of it, certified by a notary public on or before April 15, 1921. to make the canvass. Assurance on the blank form.which we will JOSEPH WINCZEWSKI, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, quarter section 21, township 159, \-F is given by the state federation that M103V7 furnish to you free, either by mail or MARCH and 12 they will be in a position to do this S§8 to you personally. range 29, located on ^e Rapid early in March. The Victory Medal department will SALE OF SCHOOL AND* river and known as tho former remain open until 8:00 p. m., daily, This is the most important thing OTHER STATE LANDS 50 PEOPLE IN THE,CAST 9 before the Farm Bureau at the pres-' Sundays and holidays excepted, beginning location of the Baldus ^ost- FUNNY COON^ PRETTY tint time. This drive when completed Monday, February 21,.. STATB OF MINNESOTA,)State offic«r twmtf acres cleared In a Happy Combination of Now remember that everything in yrill do,, away with1 the need for in Auditors Office. 4 connection with your medal is free afinual canvass for members in the MIRTH AND MELODY St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 26, 1921 and seeded down, and has fairly organization as membership under and very little trouble to you and absolutely Notice is hereby given that on no trouble to the .recruiting tiiis jplari is continuous rather than April at o'clock a. in good log buildings. Inquire 11, 1921, 10 m. the office of the county auditor, at International station. The Victory Medal will not annual. White the actual, solicitation Aupices of Cotoa Raiiy Ldte.Ro, 19,1.0. 0. F. Falls, Koochiching" county, At Ike Press Office be issued to men accepted by, tfceir will be done by representatives of ihe in the state of Minnesota,. I will otter at1 local board, but rejected camp be­ state federation, the local farmers -v for sale pertain, unsold lands and also «J" -Vi .. fore entering on regular doty thereat: will play an important part in the those state lands which have reverted