if r'rZ* ''IS^ -"fr T~"v, -*1 INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS jy ~~f PAGE EIGHT Miss Verne Venable and the educated pumas comingvto and will haul cream from the Birchdale who haye ^been clearing land for farmers. Fort Frances^ Monday, June 27, with the Al. G. Barries Etfen Lund have completed their Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Guay made" a work. big, four-ring* wild animal circus. .'( /'•e3* visit to International Falls and the A road meeting 'was held at the. Cleveland family returned with them. home of S. Tornquist, and all report Howard Maglodry is home and will an enjoyable time. in a Human help his father fill a graveling contract. Oscar Skipley, who has a clearing job here, visited Baudette Saturday. Arne Skipley, one of the recent war Ed Bennet's sister is visiting at his heroes, left Monday for a trip to mother's home. She came from Minneapolis. While there he will Life Washington and thinks this county consult an army physician as to his has gone ahead. The mode of trayel capability for obtaining a pension. has changed from the ox cart to the Mr. Nordlin on Rainy river, entertained automobile. Rapid River guests last Tuesday. The Ladies' Aid met at the Howard His orchard surprised them. His home to help him eat some ice cream. apple trees and rows of thimble bushes Mr. Anderson of Detroit, Minn., is are surely an honor to this northern visiting his daughters and friends in country. our vicinity. REV. A. W. MacNEILL, Mr. and Mrs. Fjelstedt made a trip Letter Files and Card Index Trays to Border, where he conducted Swedish at the Press office. services. Ethel Tuey is sick with a serious BETHLEHEM CHURCH attack of appendicitis. Dr. Young has made several trips to her home. She Farmers Take is too weak for an operation. Many fishing parties from Baudette and Birchdale were fishing at the rapids on Sunday. MORE LOCALS Notice firemen's .convention and carnival at other day and is buying a larger one Suday Horning A birthday party was given at the International Falls last Tuesday. to carry passengers with. Webb home in honor of their daughter Several from here attended the carnival Sunday, the 26th, there is to be a Selma, who is a maiden of nineteen last week at International Falls. Sunday school picnic at the Oak summers. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Pitblado returned 10:30 O'clock Mrs. Burns went to Bemidji last Portage church at Big Fork. Everybody We are prepared to take The roads are fine, so the auto last evening from a trip to Wednesday to meet her mother who come and bring some lunch. trips made by our various citizens Minneapolis. is now visiting at the home of Mrs. care of your wants in tim­ Our creamery has now been in operation are too numerous to mention. Burns. about one month and is turning The Envall, Verglund and Strongberg Mrs. P. J. Lynch has returned from Mrs. Marsden and daughter left ber, shingles, lath, doors, out about 1,000 pounds of butter company, cedar cutters, have arrived Everyone Invited a short stay at Walker. She was accompanied last week for Dakota, where they a.week. There are nearly fifty patrons .from Central. The early bird by her son, Fred, who has will spend the summer. windows, etc. See our heavy and we lteve bought a truck in order been there for treatment for several catches the worm. MM to get the cream in the best condition weeks. «T# mm ff V# «M MM »J slatejroofing, $3 per square. and to deliver our products V# ftW# ft# ft# ft# ft# ft# ft# ftl promptly. Our entire output is now Mrs. A. E. Anderson and family AROUND LOMAN absorbed in International Falls and we RAPID RIVER ITEMS a and Mrs. Erick Anderson, all of this MM must get more cows to supply this city are visiting at the home of Mrs. «T# ft V# »#ft ##ft TOOTH TALK NO. 11 Coffee, a fine Santos, pat market. Call for Lomant-butter and A. C. Heritage at Ray. Mrs. Anderson ft## ft*# ft*# ft*# ft# ft# ft# ft# M. Peggar and Ed Granstrom were buttermilk if you want the best. is Mr. Heritage's mother. Hank Dardis is the guest of his sister, up in 12-quart milk pails. called on the petit jury last Wednesday. 4« Mrs. L. E. Gilbertson. I E. J. Helmer and S. F. Plummer V# »v »v Pyorrhea. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Linsten leave Ole Larson is assisting John Olson All for $3. were called on Thursday. tomorrow evening for Toledo, Ohio, clearing highway. Pyorrhea is the most destructive, A number from here attended the r# BIRCHDALE SHAVfNGS Vl where Mr. Linsten will be the local Mr. Martinson was a guest at S. Tkoipsot & Soil E. the most difficult to treat, yet one firemen's convention at the Falls last delegate at the Moose lodge convention. MM WW Beaver "Dell farm Wednesday. of' the commonest of all the diseases week. •V r# «T# V# They will be absent from the L. E. White, local assessor, was of the teeth. It is present city until July 10th. Newell Hannahs, who has been a Oscar Johnson returned from International paying his final visit to all his neighbors. in the mouths of countless thousands resident here and on the Big Fork Falls with a new Ford. last week. of adults who fondly think MM (4 river for about twenty years, died Ole Nelson has moved his house «r# V# V# tr# r# V# Oscar Deiger and Ole Friestad, ¥4 their teeth are in perfect condition. from the effects of paralysis at the into the adjoining township so he can It progresses slowly, and in its home of his son, John, a week ago watch the scenic road. MARGIE NEWS early stages painlessly. The gums Sunday. He was nearly 80 years of The Pearson family made a trip to COLLEGE tf become soft and bleed easily, then age and had enjoyed very jood health ST. PAUL, MINN. Baudette. they grow sore and become inflamed. until just recently. Besides the son Clarence and Ernest Ruberg spent Pus7 forms at the roots he leaves a wife and two daughters It is plenty warm enough the last Sunday in Baudette. ST. THOMAS Under the Direction and of the teeth and they loosen in in Pennsylvania and a host of friends week, at least to make things grow. The Niscama Camp Fire Girls left on of A is their sockets. When the disease to mourn their loss. Rev. Gregg conducted We need a little rain on high ground. for Clementson, where they will in reaches this stage it affects the the last sad rites at the house Mr. Flanigan was in town Saturday. *1" spend a week picnicking and^cSRnp-* general health and usually extraction and interment was made in the Big ing. is the only remedy. Fork cemetery. Mr. D. Rose, the road overseer, Collegiate, High School, Engineering and Manville Pearson left for Everett, passed through here Saturday. Norman Scholta, Howard Neilson DR. E. W. BUNCE. D. D. S. Wash., to stay with his sister, Mrs McHugo had a crew of men and 1 and Paul Mercure have recently purchased Commercial Branches Lundgren. teams graveling last week. The flies Ford cars. H. F. Billings, an experienced pro- Earl Howard is here on a visit ancl were so bad they had to work nights. O. K. Scheie, Albert Palm and A College combining finest Catholic Training with Military Discipline A number from here were attending his brother Tom returned with him. sthetist in charge. Jesse Kennedy were called to court A horse kicked him in the breast, so court in International Fills last Monday morning on a special venire. Splendid Buildings, Grounds, Library and Equipment OFFICE AND LABORATORY he will be laid up for quite a while? week. Sam Brown went to Birchdale with Mr. Garrison has traded in his old his car for cream Monday. Ethel Tuey is sick and was taken 311 THIRD STREET car and purchased a Nash. The Adolph Hoard family have to International Falls. The doctors For Catalog Address REV. H. MOYNIHAN, D. D. VERY International Falls. Henry. Morken is now driving a gone back' to Baudette for a while there thought she had appendicitis, new Ford car. as they were not able to get a house so she was sent" to Minneapolis. Phone 474 Open E?g'i and Sundays Mr. Osborne and wife and Mr. T. to live in ust now. The Loman creamery has begun Smith and family all attended the Burton Cascadden sold his car the business. It has purchased a truck The Season is Open Men's Suits Ladies' Suits AS LOW AS AS LOW AS $10.9S $13.95 For thrifty buyers. Burton's have re-established the good old prices. To increase our business above the high wa­ DONT PUT IT OFF ANY ter mark for June we have GET YOURS NOW! LONGER! COME Saturday, June 25 Disregarded all thots of profits, and launched a A BIG DRIVE FOR $30,000.00 Spot-Light Friday, June 24th Pay Not only have we cut prices -throughout the whole store, but have added special features for each day of the It's See-Saw 10-day drive. Don't miss a day. Every one will be interesting, a money saver, and a good time to buy for some Here area few of the real Bargains: time to come. You'll not see these prices again. Its an economy event not to be passed 19. Day 50c Collars 15c Child's Union Suits.- 33c 1 Ladies' Spring Coats Sold Ladies' Silk Dresses Ladies' Silk Petticoats Ladies' Regular $6i5 Several items of merchandise Ladies' Handkerchiefs 4c I Silk Blouses up toi $22.50 Sold up to $35 Sold up to $10.00 Cotton 5c will be put on sale. Some the $4.95 Gloves $3.85 $12.95 1 $18.95 Rockford Socks.. _5c price will be the lowest in the Cotton Thread- -5c morning and raise in price every 1 Men's Dress Socks.. Men's Union Boys' Blouses, Values Men's Regular $35.00 Men's Regular $45 Tenrels hour. Others the price will be Suits up to $1.25 Suits Suits 69c 69c $19.95 $29.95 Men's $M0 Caps- _39c highest in the morning and de­ Come and Stay All Day. crease in price every hour. Dress Shoes, 1 Meo1'« Ladies' Strap Pumps, all new Men's Finevalues $6.00 Dress Hats mmw It will Pay You! $5.85 $2.98 DONT MISS IT! to styles, sold €1% fi/% 99«09 $10 for up to $10 g.r $2.451K" 1 Ladies' Oxfords that sold up Misses Shoes That are 1 One lot Ladies' Summer Dresses I $3e95 S5.951 Monday, June 27 Tiesdtf, Jnne 28 $10.00 WASH DAY GRAB BAG DAY JUST FOR 10 DAYS. THE BIG DRIV& CLOSES SATURDAY, JULY 2nd, SURE! HUNDREDS OF ITEMS OF FOUR BIG PRIZES BESIDES WASHABLE MERCHANDISE WILL BE PUT OUT AT YOUR MONEY'S WORTH IN SPECIAL PRICES ALL DAY. COME MONDAY! EACH PACKAGE. International Flails, & v. ~J 8 V'* A/" "J r* Sr "V 1 "1it ^*4^ ^0T -v (v. -y 1 4 t.. T*