8 3S SS 8 55 8'i-cents. Feeder steers about steady. FLOWER BASKETS FOR THE TOWN BEAUTIFUL UNCLE SAW SAYS LOWLY 0W10N IS EDIBLE LILY Veal calves down $1. Fat lambs up 75c 8 WEEKLY MARKETTRAM 8 *.• to $1.25 fat ewes and yearlings 25 to •V•V 50 cents per hundred pounds. Feeding r# r# »V fffir# V# Iambs unchanged. May 11 Chicago Washington, D. C., for week ended toy"**—** prices: Hogs, bulk of sales, May 11, 1921: $8.40 to $8.85 medium and good beef Fruits and vegetables?—Northern steers $7.50 to $9, butcher cows and round white potatoes up .10 cents at heifers $5.25 to $9 feeder steers $6.75 shipping points, closing 70 to 80 cents to $8.35 light and medium weight sacked. Chicago carlots up 15 to 20 veal calves $7.25 ,to $9.50 f?t lambs •cents, ranging 9$ cents to $1.00. Florida $10 to $12 feeding lambs $7 to $8.50 Ntf. 1 Spaulding Rose up 50 cents, yearlings $8.25 to $10 fat ewes $6 New York wholesale market at 8-8.25. to $7.50. Other markets 'generally $8.25-$9.25 per double head barrel. South Carolina In eastern wholesale fresh meat Uncle Sam wants us all to eat more onions tie says the onion No. 1 Irish Cobblers, cloth top markets fresh beef ranged steady to is been falsely painted-r-that in reality it is only an edible lily. Says we houldn't pay any attention to etiquette in attempting to eliminate odors slat barrels$7-75-8 in eastern markets. -$1 lower per 100 pounds veal and om the Dfeath—but instead follow our appetites and eat the onion we Texas sacked Bliss Triumphs pork loins down $1 to $2 mutton il like and is good for us. At least the U. S. Bureau of Markets says E •firm miiddlewestern markets at $4.50$4.75. steady lamb up $1 to $2. May 6th contains more vitamines than any other vegetable, vitamines are essen* prices, good grade meats: Beef $15 al, say food experts. Pictured here are two tots of the southwest anft 'St a part of the new 7,000 car crop which is now coming on. Texas Yellow Bermuda onions firm to $17 veal $1 to $18 lamb $22 to in most eastern cities at $1.60-$1.85 $26 mutton $16 to $18 light pork SETTLERS PRACTICE Boston $1.85-$2 middlewestern markets loins $23 to $25 heavy loins $15 to $20. tional Automobile Chamber of Commerce. firm at $1.50-$1.75 shipping Hay: Receipts very light but demand CROP ROTATION points up 15 cents at 95 cents to $1, continues very poor. Prices Any high school student may try It is flower-box time—if we are to have the town beautiful-again this year. Every home in this town should be a bank of flowers. Let's carloads f. o. b. shipping point acceptance. practically unchanged. Kansas City for the prizes by -writing an essay That- new settlers on Northern make it so with flower boxes, flower beds and flower gardens. One of .', 4 market stronger because of rainy of not more than 500 words on the Minnesota cutover lands practice_a the newest beauty boxes is a huge flower box basket which may •be •weather curtailing country loading.^ subject "Good Roads and Highway Da,iry products: Feeling steadier in system of crop rotation is one of moved all about the porch—or from window to window. jNo. 1 timothy quoted New York $30^ Transport," and forwarding it before the interesting things shown b£S|^ butter markets and trading apparently Cincinnati $20.75, Chicago $20, Minneapolis June 10 to J. M. McConnell, Minnesota on more confident basis. Dealers farm management survey being made V# V# V# iW# V# Friday night was a success, but we $19.50,. Atlanta $39. No. 1 88 commissioner of education, St. in Beltrami county by C. G. Worsham anxious for more settled' market before MARGIE NEWS needed more pies. alfalfa Kansas City $24, Memphis Paul. A state committee will submit active storing season opens. of the farm corps and management $27.50, Atlanta $30. No. 1 prairie MM l-V/t 'Prices in eastern markets cents the best essays for prize awards by -division of the state university. r# V# »V m# V# V# Kansas City $15.50, Minneapolis $15. Mr. Fuller, our new butter maker, the national highway and highway lower than week ago Chicago one The survey was started in Mr. Rowe spent the week end at Feed: Diminishing wheat millfeed arrived last Tuesday and is putting cent higher. Closing prices 92 score: transport educational committee, now 1919 and will be finished j:his year. Big Falls. output causing firmer market at the creamery in shape for operation. headed by Dr. P. P. Claxton, federal New York 35^4 Chicago 31^4 Philadelphia Records have been faithfully kept on mills. Consuming markets -still dull commissioner of education. 37 Boston 35. 144 farms in the vicinity of Blackduck Mrs. J. Burns was in International 'with little demand. Cottonseed meal More than 200,000 students entered which, Mr. Worsham says, is B. W. Metcalf and family of Willow Grain: Although prices closed higher Falls last Thursday. highe* on better export demand. the 1920 contest and the national River, were called here last Sunday typical of all cutover areas where a than week ago market trend was Holders not pressing sales. Linseed prize was won by Miss Katherine F. to attend the funeral of his mother. heavy clay soil predominates. uncertain. Unfavorable crop reports C. Rogers spent several days in and corn feeds dull market Weal Butterfield, a 16-year-old high school At the end, of the first two years from Oklahoma, keen demand cash Bemidji last week. weak. Spring barn quoted Philadelphia pupil of Weiser, Idaho. She was received wheat seaboard and strong cash market of the survey the settlers on the 144 A good bunch turned out to the $25, Chicago $20, Minneapdlis by President Harding at the farms had cleared an average of- 28 caused big advance 4th and 5th, creamery bee last Saturday and cleared C. Osborne was in Bemidji on Friday *$16 hard winter bran Kansas City White House and during the exercises acres each. Some 95 of them had but with good rains in southwest, reports up the grounds in good shape. and Saturday. S$19 standard middlings Philadelphia was presented by Mr. Firestone less than the average, and 49 had from Omaha and Minneapolis s$24, Minneapolis $15, Chicago $18.50. with the scholarship. certificate and more. Those who had less than 28 •shipping cash wheat to Chicago, and Mrs. Tuttle came home from the Rev. Howard of Birchdale, conducted N VLinseed meal New York $36.25, Minneapolis now is attending a celebrated eastern acres of land cleared, planted 37 per •weakened technical position due to Falls last Monday eve. the funeral services over the $28,, Kansas City $30.50 cottonseed school. cent of the area to small grain, 1 per big advance prices slumped on the remains of Grandma Metcalf last meal Memphis $27, Cincinnati 7th, and during the remainder of the cent to'corn, 14 per cent to potatoes A ball game on Sunday between Sunday. ». BOY SCOUT NOTES $32.25, Kansas City $34 ^. gluten and 1 per cent to miscellaneous week fluctuated within comparatively Margie and Big Falls. June shipment, Chicago $26, feed crops'. Tame hay was grown on 47 small range. On the 11th unfavorable Forest fires destroyed the two cabins Cincinnati $29.30, New York. $33.62 The contest is to close Thursday. 'crop reports, acceptance AJJied terms per cent of the tillable land six Henry Marken and Mr. Gus K. on the Lewis claims and the one hominy Cincinnati $25. feed May 18. All points to be counted •by-Germany and statement Secretary acres of wiltj, hay on other land was went to Bemidji last week by can on Garland Ogden's on Friday last. must be handed in by 5 o'clock on cut. The 49 settlers who had succeeded Wallace that price level fifty percent Someone waited too long to burn the PRIZES FOR GOOD that date. above pre-war basis would" in clearing more than 28 acres Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Olson slashings. ESSAYS ROADS whole country produced bullish sentiment had 42 per cent of the land in small last Sunday, a girl. Congratulations. Flower for this week will be anemone, and higher prices. Better milling grain, 3 per cent in corn, 11 per cent It was a real shock to our little commonly called the May demand Chicago and Kansas City. in potatoes, 1 per cent in miscellaneous A number from this place were High school students here and in settlement last Saturday morning to flower. Winners of last week were Country offerings all grains small and root crops, and 46 per cent other cities and villages of Minnesota fishing in the river at Big Falls during learn that Grandma Metcalf had Sulo Koski and Lee Bergsman. decreased movement expected iffear in tame hay, and cut an average are planning to compete in the the week. passed away during the night. She future. Stocks at terminal markets of six acres of wild hay. A verages new "Good Roads and Highway had done a big day's work preparing Points will be added or subtracted continue to decrease. In Chief go"cash of the 144 farm records studi Mr. Gustk had his house raised Transport" essay contest for local to entertain the Ladies' clnb on Saturday, »for yard cleaning without notification. market No. 2 red winter wheat $1:47 showed that small grain was planted and is putting in a concrete foundation and state prizes and a 4-year university and was not sick at all. The It may mean the loss of the No. 2 hard $1.25 No. 3 mixed corn on 40 per cent of the cultivated area, scholarship offered by H. S. and basement. coroner pronounced it heart failure. medal if a Scout has an unclean back 61 cents No. 3 yellow corn 61 cents corn on 1 per cent, potatoes on 12 Firestone, Akron, O., as a national Obituary next week. yard. No. 3 white oats 39 cents. For the per cent and miscellaneous crops on prize. Wedding bells are to ring in Margie •week Chicago May wheat up 6 cents 2 per cent. Tame hay was grown on The purpose of the contest is to in the near future, before another a «a a All Scouts should display the American ,at $1.44^6 May corn 2 cents at 6Q§4 45 per cent of the land in crops. acquaint high school students and issue of the paper is printed. a flag on Decoration Day or Flag Chicago-July wheat up 7% cents ^at~ "The figures show," says Mr. Worsham, BIRCHDALE SHAVINGS "their parents with,the need of highway Day. $1.16^6 July corn 2J4 cents at 63$4. "that the settlers practice a 8 improvement throughout the nation, The weather is warming up and *.* ».• SV tV Minneapolis July wheat up 6 cents at crop rotation. About one-third of the and is now being launched in everybody will be making garden the $122% 7y2 The winning essay will be found Kansas City July cents:1at cleared portion^ of their farms is Minnesota under the Babcock plan, coming week if the nice weather A part of the Ruberg family were in print next week. Will it be yours? $1.46Yk $1.10 Winnipeg July 3$4 at seeded to small grain one-sixth is and with the economic value of good continues. visitors at the Johnson home at Livestock and meats: Most classes planted to cultivated crops, such as roads as aids in production and distribution. Frontier. Nature study question: How many corn, potatoes and various kinds of and grades of livestock at Chicago Numerous women's, educational, The young men of the town got song birds make their home in this advanced the past week. Hogs ujp 5 root crops, and the remainder, or highway and commercial together one evening last week and Mr. Nybo has been on the sick locality one-half of their cleared acreage^ is cents to 25 cents beef steers 25 cents organizations are assisting to make fixed up the ball ground, getting it in list. He also -made a business trip in tame hay." butcher cows and heifers 25 to' 50 the contest a success-for. the Na- shape for the game on Sunday. to International Falls. Next fegular meeting first Tuesday and Thursday in June, 7 p. m., when Wm. Rogers lost his house and all WLL IT SHOW FRENCH IDOL THE STARS? the next contest begins. The number A shower was given at the Staff its contents by fire last Saturday. It of all Boy Scouts is nearing two home in honor of Miss E. Hanson America in the Making mi caught from the stove pipe while no hundred in this community. who is to be married in a short the Very Spirit of Democracy one was in the house. time. THE SCRIBE. A Nan for PRESERVING EGGS Mr. Tom Smith has leased the It pays to smuggle whiskey. If the A TASK FOR TODAY frame house of Lorgen Olson and is government catches anyone they fine the Ages having it finished and will bring his 'them about two hundred dollars Home preservation of eggs! should family here' to live as soon as it is which'is easily earned in a week. MMAy complete. be attended to this month if the task has been neglected so far in the rush John Comas made a visit to his of other spring work. Various methods Dr. Lewis, we understand, has Irving Bacheller old friends and neighbors Sunday. By have been tried, but Annabel bought the Charles Gingrich farm Emil Ruberg made a business trip Campbell and other poultry authorities and all his property here for $8,000. to International -Falls by ythe auto A tale which shows the staunch of University Farm agree that He will live on the farm, three miles route last week. heart, spacious mind and noble .water glass (sodium silicate) gives from town. soul of Abraham Lincoln. A the best results. novel, told in the charmingly A dance was given: at Frontier in Eggs used for preserving should A basket social was given Saturday romantic vein which one expects honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cove, our have clean whole shells and should evening for the benefit of C. from an able writer of fiction, yet newlyweds. An extraordinary large not be more than one week old. A Johnson, who has been under the no historic fact has been tampered crowd appeared. We are sorry to stone jar makes the best receptacle, with. Dealing with the doctor's care all winter. They raised say that some "fire water" was on but wood, porcelain or glass can be days of Lincoln's youngmanhood $217, which was very good for a the go. used. Distilled or freshly caught at New Salem, HI., ami those of small place. rain water is best hard water should hisgrowing political career which Mr. Gregg, Mr. Daryal, Mr. Guay MM never be used. The following directions followed, it is a picture o| die V# O O and Miss St. Lawrence were taken are recommended, by Miss times, of types and thriHing BC^ 55 91 8 AROUND LOMAN to International Falls by Harry dents of the pioneer period. And Campbell: 8 S3 Whitcomb. The- roads were good although a story, not a biography, Boil water, then allow it to cool 8 until they came within eight miles it pgeiftnts thc most htpun|)r mtereitfig and add water glass (one part water portrayal «f die peat We need a good rain. of International Falls. glass to nine parts water by measure). Emancipator ever made. A story Beat mixture thoroughly with which has seized the heart of the* The flu is still busy here. Mr. Green of International Falls, a wooden paddle, and place mixture nation. This papa* is fortunate in had to bring a casket for the man in receptacle. Add eggs, rejecting bemg able to offer it in serial form. Rev. Gregg was with us last Friday who was killed at Frontier. His car all that have a tendency to float. The night. WATCH FOR IT! began' to buck as he left it at this solution must cover the eggs completely. Here Jack Dempsey's famous right as it looks coming head on. place and he hired Ruberg's truck Cover receptacle closely to The fight fans of France say it will never reach its mark. That Carpenter Supt. Olson made two trips to Loman for the rest of the way. Wesley Hard preventevaporation. Examine eggs is fast enough keep out of its way. American ring fans know it to last week. overhauled it and returned it to International can travel far, and quick, and hard, and they are backing it to win. occasionally and, if necessary, add Dempsey is doing light training Summit. N J., for the defense The first section of this story will Falls. Wesley is planning at more water, so that eggs will be at of his title at Jersey July 2d?:- City appear in next week's issue of THE The Sunday school pie social on on building a garage this summer., all times completely covered. PRESS. Don't miss it. UP rue M*J CALL WT0FF1CE AN' AU» WELL, IS IT GONNA THEY HAVENS MADE UP L40J BELIEVE ITS FUNNYJ NEVER. HEARD ws HtY POP. LETS a&HTo, RAIN OR NORR 45K WHAT yyytH' WEATHER. THEIR MIND YET- TWEY OF SUCH A FORECASTDID GO FlSHlVlG I,' POP UHserriEo.' FORECAST WHILE I THEY Vltt YA SAY? ARE UNOECIOEP 016 SOME MOBS SAY? 1 WORMS awRm