PAGE EIGHT from $1 to $8. Popcorn varieties/will turned from Minneapolis, where they a include white rice, white pearl and attended the M. E. church conference. NORTHOME NEWS ball rice and other varieties. Sweet Before returning they visited a few •V corn includes' golden bantam, early J*} days at Hector with Mrs. Jensen's *V Crosby and any six early varieties. mother, Mrs. K. Olson, and at Renville A. A. Tone is building a large modern One peck samples of barley and oats with their daughter, Mrs. Myron barn on his farm west of town. being required. Any six row type or Ackerman. Rev. Jensen has been appointed H. W. Lesemann has built over his barley may be entered in this competition. to have charge of the churches Ford truckk into a school bus to be All early varieties of oats at Cromwell and Wright, and'they used on the east route. compete against each other. There expect to leave within a few days for A daughter was born receritly to are also classes for white and yellow the former place, where they will reside. Mr. and Mrs. Gunner Lind, formerly varieties. Mr. Abbott states that this of Northome but now of St. Paul. county should have entries in medium Material is being hauled for a concrete »,• red clover and alsike clover, of which •V V# crossing to be built on Main four quart samples are required. The street between the new Scenic hotel Littlefork News •same amount is required of field peas and J. J. Neary's store. any variety. The county agent will ».« The marriage of Miss Lucile Milton, O assist in the selection of samples daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. 'V. Milton, John Jacobson and son Ted of where desired and will take charge and S. W. Sparlin, both of Orth,, Me-o-my, Laurel, were business callers Saturday. of all exhibits sent in to the Farm took place Thursday, Sept. 29th, at Bureau office. Entry blanks and Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Sparlin will Frank Green of International Falls,, further information may be secured make their home at Orth. $ was a business caller here on Saturday. by writing the Farm Bureau office. how you 11 take to The Epworth League entertained Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Rev. Whitby of International Falls, M. M. Abbott was at Northome L. A. Jensen who leaves soon to make gave two delightful sermons here last a pipe—and P. A.! Tuesday gathering samples for the her home in Cromwell, Minn. Mrs. Sunday. forthcoming potato show. Jensen was presented with some H. C. Louren made a business trip table silver by the members. to International Falls and Laurel on Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Jensen has re- STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, Monday. N Before you're a day older from bite and parch (cut MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC. Prof. A. E. Nelson and family have REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON­ out by Our exclusive patented you want to let the idea slip moved into the O. C. Olson house for GRESS OF AUGUST 24, 1912. the winter. process) are a revelation your hat that this under F. B. Getchell of Bemidji, state trespass to the man who never Of International Falls Press and Border is the open season to start agent, spent part of Saturday in Budget published every Thursday could get acquainted with a town on business. samething with a joy'us at International Falls, Minn., for pipe! P. A. has made a Mrs.' G. Slosson of Bemidji, spent October 1, 1921. jimmy pipe and some State of Minnesota, the week end here, combining business pipe a thing of joy to four )ss Prince Albert! with pleasure. men where one was smoked County of Koochiching Miss Scanlon, a former teacher Before me, a' Notary Public in and Because, a pipe packed before! here, but now of Big Falls, spfent for the state and county aforesaid, personally with Prince Albert satisfies Sunday in our city. appeared H. J. Miner, who having Ever roll up a cigarette Missionary S. E. Gregg left for been duly sworn according to law, a man as he was never satisfied deposes and says that he is the business with Prince Albert? Man, Brainerd Tuesday, to attend the annual manager of the International Falls before—and keeps him conference of the American S. man but you've got a Press and Border Budget and that the S. Union. satisfied! And, you can party coming your way! Prince Albert following is, to the best of his'knowledge sold in toppy red Rev. J. E. Biddeson left Sunday and belief, a true statement of prove it! Why P. A.V bags, tidy red tins,handsome Talk ^b^tt a cigarette night for Duluth to be present at the the ownership, management, etc., of pound and half pound tin flavor and fragrance and the aforesaid publication for the date smoke we tell you it's a State Baptist convention held there humidors and in thm shown in the above caption, required pound crystal glass this week. coolness and its freedom peach! id it by the act of August 24, 19i2, embodied HARRY 0. ERICKSON Mrs. Luella Osborne has accepted sponge moistener in section 443, Postal Laws and regulations, top. a position as teacher of the Woodland printed on the reverse of this school and began her duties on form, to-wit: The Raider Taxidermist 1. That the names and addresses of Monday of this week. Copyright 1921 the publisher, editor, managing editor, Miss Carol Gregg entertained a few & by R. J. Reynolds and business managers are: Tobacco Co. of her close* friends at six o'clock Publisher, Geo. P. Watson, Faribault, Winston-Salem. See Harry O. Erickson for N. C. dinner on Saturday last. It being her Minn. 14th birthday. Editor, H. J. Miner, International fine work and reasonable the national joy smoke Falls, Minn. Contractor Jewett completed the rates for mounting birds Managing Editor, H. J. Miner, International new school house at Nett River last Falls, Minn. week and began Monday on the new and heads. Business Manager, H. J. Miner,,, International one to be erected at Forsyth. Falls, Minn. H. G. Smith of Redfield, Iowa, 2. That the owners are Geo. P. Watson, Phone No. Toll 6—3 2 S #4.325 In PRIZES spent several days in this vicinity Faribault, Minn. 3. That the known"5 bondholders, last week. He expects to return in mortgagees, and other security holders the spring to impr6ve some of his owning or holding 1 per cent or land that he recently purchased. more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, Tooth Talk No. 16 or other securities are: «h» ##«ft*# #,• All the stock of the -International •V ftV ft# ft# ft# V# ft# ft*# ft# ft*# ft*# ft# ft# Falls Pub. Co., former owners,' was purchased by Geo. P.-Watson and is MARGIE NEWS RECOGNITION held in escrow by Geo. N. Millard, ft# #.ft #.ft #,,• cashier 1st National Bank, International -The care of the teeth is now recognized ft*# ft (1% ft*# ft*# ft*# ft*# ft*# «f# ft ft*# r# ft*# ft# Falls, assigned to' said Geo. as a necessity. In fact the O. Larson left Wednesday on a P. Watson, and subject to contract and purchase by said Geo. P. Watson. visit to relatives in Dakota. large hospitals all over the country 4. That the two paragraphs above, Miss Ossie McColley left Tuesday including the Mayo Clinic at giving the names of the owners, stockholders, night for Minneapolis to remain some and security holders, if any, Rochester examine and X-Ray the time. contain not only the list of stockholders pat ents teeth and often clean and Mr. Olson and Tuttle have been and security holders as they appear repair them before attempting upon the books .of the company busy the last week on a ditch'' and but also, in cases where the stockholders other treatment or surgical operation. road job. or security holder appears upon the Miss DeRosier of Big Falls was Experience has shown that books of the company as trustee or in visiting the past week at the Garrison any other fiduciary relation, the name a patient has a better chance for of the person or corporation for whom home. recovery with a clean healthy such trustee is acting, is given also We hear the old Gillett homestead that the said two paragraphs contain mouth than without it. This ought was sold last week, but we did not statements embracing affiant's full Tkis to convince the most skeptical that learn who to. knowledge and belief as to the circumstances Picture Miss Freda Grubbs arrived from everyday cleanliness and care are and conditions upon which Minneapolis Sunday morning to visit stockholders and security holders who Start requisite to good health. Proper do not appear upon the books of the with her mother. care means at le^st a semi-yearly company as trustees, hold stock and The graveling crew that has been securities in a capacity other than that examination of the mouth by a working between here and. Big Falls of a bona fide owner and this affiant competent dentist. left to work farther north. has no reason to believe that any other Rev. Lambert, the new minister, person, association, or corporation EVv!r. BUNCE, D. D.'S. DR. has any interest direct or indirect in was in town Monday and held services H. F. Billings, an experienced prosthetist the said stock, bonds, or other- securities in the evening. His home is In in charge. than as sa stated by him. Bemidji. H. J. Miner, OFFICE AND LABORATORY Mrs. Petterson of Ericsburg was Business^ Manager. 311 THIRD STREET called here last week by the sickness Sworn and subscribed to before me International Falls. this 6th day of October, 1921. and death of her grandmother, Phone 474 Open Evg's & Sundays (Seal) J. H. Brown, Mrs. Moore. (My commission expires June 12, 1928.) Dr. Dufort was called here Sunday Try This Fun-Game-WIN $2,0001 on account of the illness of Mrs. Hamilton Sen. She is very poorly but ''Capital and ATTENTION! at this writing is some better. Mr. Marsden had the misfortune on Saturday while using an axe to cut the Working YOU WILL HAVE BARRELS a A. OF FUN finding If the .A. I. "P-word#" 44^% lauMulAll In the AL A Puzzle A Picture BiAiianA his foot quite badly, so bad that he if Puzzls 6'ani Game which is being conducted to further advertise the Minneapolis Daily News, nulls went to the hospital in Bemidj to Car Owners the fastest growing newspaper in the Northwest. There is no secret about winning receive treatment. 1. Anyone Hrlng outside of Man" a prize Just find the objects in the picture starting with "P", like Pump, Pole, Post, Minneapolis and St. Paul and ia .•e Everything is visible, no objects are hidden. Send in your list of words starting no way connected with The Minneapolis FARM BUREAU NOTES with "P" found in the Picture,—you may win the first prize of $2,000 IN QOLD. Daily News may submit an answer. Advertising Campaign 2. All answers should be writ, Not Necessary To send in Subscrtytin ten on one side of a sheet of (Continued from page 5.) Free Lecture Sunday paper, numbering each "P-word" 1, 2, 3, etc. In order to win it is not necessary to send in a WE HAVE RPTAL 3. Use only words found in The premium list for the state crop suhscriDtion person order* ^he sending in the ncfcr* For Minneapolis Daily News Evening 7:45 the English dictionary. Do not Slit est corPrect of objects in the Picture storting use hyphenated, obsolete or com* show to be held at the Kenwood Armory with "P", will win first prize, second nearest wins pound words. When the plural second prize, and so on down the list of 30 prizes. in Minneapolis from Dec. 13th is used the singular cannot be BATTERIES counted and vice Tens. If your answer is awarded first prize and you to 16th has just been received in this This Picture IPuzzle Game is' conducted 4. Words of the same spelling have not sent In a subscription ordfer you TOU win BY prlmarially for the advertising can be used only once, but any S25* if you have sent in $5 for a 1-year subscription pity. The Twin Cities papers' especially that it will bring our newspaper. part of an object may also be you will win $250 instead of y3nri will There are stlll some sections of the featured Koochiching County's named. sent In $10 for two 1-year subscriptions you will Northwest in which The Minneapolis REV. A. W. MacNEILL 5. The first prize will go to win $1,000 instead of $25 If you have sentta $20 ftr corn success throughput the state last Daily News wltli Its "Sunday Paper" the person having sent in the four 1-year subscriptions you will win $2.0M tastead on Saturday ts^BOt as well known as largest nearest correct, list of of $25. It is not necessary to send in a subscription, BETHLEHEM year, which attracted a great deal of It should b& By giving away theser names of visible objects shown but you are permitted to do so if you care to several thousand dollars ln prizes moat In the picture starting with "P favorable Comment. M. M. Abbott, When you put your car win a much bigger prize. I! You Dtn'i Try Y»u Cut'! Wfal everyone will bear about our newspaper. second nearest wins second prise, local farm bureau agent urges the farmers J,-£ etc. In case of a tie, duplicate away for the winter we CHURCH prizes will be swarded. of this vicinity to send samples OPEflMrO ALt 6. Handwriting, neatness, etc., will call for your battery will not count In deciding the of corn, barley, oats, field peas and This' Prize Future -Puzzle Game is winners. and will install same in open to' young inf old, men and women, 7. Three prominent men of clover seed to this exhibit. He announces ,325 PRIZES boys. «nd girls. No experience, no Minneapolis, having no connections that ten ear samples will be the spring at reasonable skill, no {money is, required to win. with The Dally News, will You will be unde* no obligations whatsoever. act as Judges. All contestants Ifiao Morning 10:30: "Jesus the required for corn. There is also one If No I If $5 I $10 I rates. agree to accept the decision of You ton?t have to spend a Subs. Order Subs. OrderlSubs. Order I Sot*. Order! the judges as final and conclusive. penny, ft costs Itothlng to try. Get a class for 5 ear display. Varieties in Is Sent In Is Sent In Is Sent In la Sent Inf 8. All answers will receive sheet of paper .and a pencil and'send Swpz me". Boys' Choir. the same consideration, whether which this county. might well compete 1st Prize... $25 $250 $1,000 in your list toote&It will be lots of accompanied with or without a 2nd Prize.. 20 125 500 fun an$ *ho taiowS. you may be the R.C. HOLLER are Minnesota No. 23, and Northwest Daily News subscription order. very person wpo will win first prize. 3rd Prize... 15 75 250 9. All answers must be mailed There is no harm done In trying. 4th Prize... 10 30 100 Dent No. 10. There are also Bojrs' Choir. by Nov. 12th, 1921. The winners 5th Prize... 5 15 50 Address Your Answer to and a correct list of the words classes of yellow flint and other flints, 6th to 10th 4 10 25 Everyone Cordially Invited! will be published In the Minneapolis PUZZLE EDITOR, Desk 11th to 15th 3 5 15 Daily News as soon as the latter class including Dakota 430 3rd St. Phone 395 16th to 20th 2 4 5 MINNEAPOLIS DAILY NEWS' possible af^er the close of tfee 21st to 30th 1 2 3 flint, and squaw flint, as grown white contest. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. this county. Prizes will range in "'5s* A C- L&fil 5 u- V- 'C\ S