*¥$». gf {•*$ '.'* INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS i^r v,^^x #•., PAGE THREE ••j? At Rauch by fire. Mrs. Ward was .... Prof. A. E. Nelson was a county DiTEKESTING NQGBBOKBOW NEWS-NOTES formerly 'Miss Laura Semon ofMizpah, seat visitor Saturday.^" KIR well known in this placfe, as she w-'''t z~ taught' school -here. Everybody had a great time Friday _^ -Li" evening at the coasting party. 5' 38 38 38 38 38 3T 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 XSSgttSSKttXSSSttftttSSSSSt* The school -will be closed for another- ft* ,.1 ,vc 86, j&ek on account of scarlet ERICSBURG 8 Missionary Gregg returned Tuesday RAY ITEMS ~t ft fever. *A 38 •. 38 from Margie where he held services American Chemists Hare Accomplished the Wonders 88 36 38 38 36 36 36 38 3( 36 38 38 36 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 36 38 38 38 36 Which Ancient Chemists StriVed for by the Carl Riedle has been on the sick list I,".'. John Glava is confined to his home Mr. Flannigan was in town last Mrs. Bump of South International this week.' ^^p,/'with a slight illness. week. He thinks times are picking Utilization of Coal Tar By-Products Falls is visiting friends here this .a up some.- .* week. Gust Holm is a business visitor in I T. C. Wiggins of Heidsig transacted (Teld in Eight Sketches) Duluth today. 'business in town Tuesday.' Mr. Hamilton has moved his family Those who have been having scarlet By JOHN RAYMOND out into Eric. Erickson's house on fever here are much improved Rev. Welliver is* holding services Let's go to the hard time dance his homestead. and no new cases. No. IV in the church this week. at Ericsburg' Saturday eve.) Jan. 21. THE ALCHEMIST'S DREAM A. J. Hanson is spending his time David Rose of Bemidji, was here Several in the village have begun R. N. Eastman transacted business in the county seat as one of the on Tuesday looking over road work. Through the literature of the ancients cals, and either heat putting up the summer's supply of ice. PYE WORKS! at Ericsburg on Thursday of last jurors at the present term of court. runs the absorbing story of the or cool as the case He drove from here to Indus. alchemist's patient search for the may be, and we get wiek. NO. ara touchstone which would transform all a host of other compounds BANK Don't forget the hard time dance Mrs. Roy Jarvis had the misfortune base metals into pure gold, and the described Statement of the condition of A. A. Gilchrist motored to International to be held here next Saturday, Jan. to fall on the stairs leading to their as interme di at s. never-ending quest for the elixir which AMERICAN BANK STATE 21st. residence last Tuesday and hurt her Falls on Wednesday of last would restore youth to the aged and Although some of OF BANIBB, MINN. would cure all human ills. The alchemist, the crudes and back quite badly. She is still confined week. at the close of business on Dec. 31, driven from cellar to garret and many of the intermed Evangelist Harold L. Wood is continuing to bed. Her many friends wish 1921. often put to death, had an elemental iates art Mike Lemmer of Littlefork, transacted his lectures in the Samaritan her a speedy recovery. RESOURCES knowledge of chemistry and vaguely useful as such, lioans and Discounts. tt7.421.4S hall this week. business' in town Tuesday of dreamed that it could be made to perform the. real development Overdrafts 1(7 wonders. begins with Mr. Denning arrived last Wednesday last week. U. S. Bonds and other U. S. the chemical treatment A. It was Ben Jonson's alchemist, Mrs. E. Stohl was taken very ill from Denver, Colo., to remain Obligations 5,700.00 of the intermediates. Subtle, back in the early seventeenth Mrs. Mike Park is confined to her last week, but is able to be out of for some time and operate the mill Bonds and Securities other With many century who planned "to change alt bed at the Craig hopsital at International doors again now. here. He has taken out the engine than those of U. S 1,171.80 of these intermediates, one line of that is in my house to gold, and early Banking House, Furniture Falls. treatment will produce drugs, another and is sending it to Brainerd to be in the morning to send to all the hiph explosives, another poison gases, Members of the upper grades of and Fixtures 10,650.00 plumbers and pewterers and buy their repaired. As soon as it is in place still other perfumes, food flavors and Other Real Estate 1,500.00 tin and lead uj and to Lothbury for Several couples from Ericsburg attended the local school are planning a sleigh again the mill will be ready for business. photographic materials. Some have Checks and Drafts in Transit.... all the copper." And more than that, the hard time dance here last ride party some night this week. varying peace and war time uses without by means of this magic elixir, in eight 27.21 Saturday eve. further treatment. It should be' Due from Other and twenty days he planned to transform W. H. Eddy is busy the last few noted that some of these crudes require an old man of four score into a Banks $2,695.21 S836S$3$8S$S8S$36S6863$S6 36SS3:3$ as many as fifteen manipulations days sawing up the wood for the local prattling child. m, Z. Watt is experiencing some Cash on Hand: 36 36 to produce a given compound and In school, Currency....$1,445.00 Certainly, chemistry has not succeeded difficulty in keeping the road open for Gust Holm who has the WARREN TOWNSHIP 3$ each manipulation a by-product is in performing these .marvels. Gold 497.50 9$ contract this year. between here and Ericsburg. produced which again must be made The philosopher's stone still is an unknown Silver 399.65 38 8$ 36 36 86 8$ $6 S3 36 $6 36 36 36 36 into something useful in order to avoid quantity to science, buried, perhaps, Other 88.02 2,430.17 waste. Carl Fredin and Victor Jacobson A W. Smith is stopping at Frank Otto Anderson and Peter Johnson with the pot of gold at the rainbow's It is because of this treatment and have been trying to break the black Adams while hauling gravel. end, and the elixir of youth is as transacted business at Ranier and Total Cash Assets 5,125.38 retreatment of coal, crudes and intermediates deeply hidden as on that far-off day colt bought from R. Watt last week. Checks and Cash Items. 867.79 International Falls last Saturday. that it is so easy to convert a' when De Soto set forth so bravely Quite a storm today, Jan. 14 the They are succeeding pretty well, but Personal Property 968.00 dye plant into a factory for the pro-: from Spain to find it in the new world. duction of high explosives or poison-1 wind is blowing and the snow is drifting. would not have to get out in the Mr. and Mrs. James McCall of But chemistry has accomplished wonders Total $93,438.30 ous gases almost over night. snow and crank it up so often if they by the utilization of coal tar byproducts Lake Kabetogama passed through Germany was indeed farsighted, LIABILITIES which contribute to every had a self starter on it. town Monday enroute to Duluth. back in 1859, when she took advantage Capital Stock $20,000.00 phase of our daily life. Take the Mrs. John Van House came up of Perkin's discovery, and began the! Surplus Fund 3,600.00 fairy glass of the chemist and look into from Kelliher to care for her mother, development of a gigantic dye industry The Lutheran ladies' aid held a Mr. Holm, who has the contract of Undivided Profits, Net 232.14 this rather uninteresting substance Mrs. Morse. so that she might never be without the Notes Rediscounted and Bills meeting at Mrs. Dr. Pearson's home —coal. putting in the bridgei on the new road crudes and intermediates so essential Payable 4,000.00 last Thursday and held their annual We put a kettle of it over a fire and between the St. Louis county line to success in war or peace. August Lapp and Nels Ledhome are Deposits Subject to ve see leaving at various times what election of officers. Mrs. N. Erickson Germany developed the synthetic and. Kinmont, passed through town Check $30,627.15 building each a barn for which Frank he chemist calls the Crudes-benzone, dye industry, just as she developed was elected president, Mrs. Carl Monday. Certified Checks 3,659.57 toluene, xylene, napthalene, phenol, Adams hauled the logs. other industries, to create employment: Riedle, vice-president, Mrs. GustHolm, Cashier's Checks 195.65 anthracene, carbazol, and some others. and wealth for her millions. But' treasurer and Mrs. Dr. Pearson But these are the most important. through these developments she learned Theo. Epper, Thos. Watson, R. K. Mrs. J. Morse is very sick at the Total Immediate 'Some-are clear liquids, some are secretary. The next meeting will the value of chemistry, of chemicals, Watt, James Gamelgaard and G. A. present, and as she is at^old lady of beautiful crystals, Liabilities). $34,482.37 and of chemists themselves. She realized be held at the home of Mrs. Peter Yeadau are still in attendance at federal but all are brought 76 these cold snaps are rather severe' early how dependent her peace Mathison the first Thursday in February. out of the black court at Duluth in the case of Savings Deposits 4,689.65 development was on chemistry and' for her. coal tar by the Time Certificates 26,434.14 she soon saw the value of chemical industries John Daley and Clyde McDonald, a an a to war. Germany saw that who were indicted by the grand jury Five teams will start graveling on is +.« ft| the manufacture of dyes required much Total Deposits $65,606.16 65,606.16 for attempted robbery of the Ray A fl V# r# r# «V »V the state road Monday, Jan. 16, here fractional distillation chemical research and also that dye 86 that is. catching postoffice. making made use of the waste products a two and half mile strip is to be Total $93,438.30 BJRCHDALE and condensing from the.coke ovens, themselves covered. Amount of Reserve on hand....$5,125.38 the vapors given off a necessity to her iron and steel industry. #.• O Amount of Reserve Required •V V* W «m» V# 0J* at various temperatures. The .contract for the graveling of She saw its value in the production by Law $4,137.88 Cord wood is only $3.00 per cord, Mr. Culp is improving after yery the new Babcock road between Kinmont of explosives, gases and fertilizers a STATE OF MINNESOTA but the high cost of living does not Now. what of the for her fields. This foresight serious illness. and Cusson was let to the R. ss. crudes? Add nitric gave Germany a forty year start on, seem to drop much around this part U. McClean Co. of Duluth, which company County of Koochiching acid, or any one of the United States, and the rest of the, of the country. We, Ackley Hubbard, President and Ben Tuev made a business trip to has started two steam shovels hundreds of chemi- world. A. V. Larson, Cashier of the above International Falls. and four large trucks at work over the Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Schulling cele,brated named bank, do solemnly swear that (Released by the Institute of American Business, New York) 15 mile stretch on which grading was their tenth wedding anniversary the above statement is true to the best Mr. Swanlund was also one of our completed before the cold weather of our knowledge and belief. by having a few neighbors in to International. Fans callers. set in. Ackley Hubbard, Pmldrat. a card party. A delightful lunch was A. V. Larnoa, Caahler. served by the ladies. They received Feature Articles A birthday party was given in honor Correct Attest: (Two) Directors. Press want ads bring results. Try a line of tinware to remember the G. W. Anderaoa of Mrs. McGilvafy last Sunday. them and be convinced. party. Arthur L. Joaei. Subscribed and sworn to by Ackley Emmy Johnson of International Hubbard before rae this 13th day of ss Some of the women around here Written Expreaaly For The International Falls Press Falls is here visiting at the Danielson January, 1922. 38 have started in to raise purebred home. (Seal) Mae A. Oibora, RAPID RIVER ITEMS poultry. Mrs. T. J. Schulling has Notary Public, Hennepin County, These are Big, Vigorous, Vital Messages, Inspiring, 38 38 #.• ftift *J» +.• »J» »J #J Barred Plymouth Rocks and Touluse Minnesota. V# O «T# O r# O The Spencerian post and the town Educative and Sensational. My Commission Expires October 0th, geese Mrs. C. E. Grundinier has board had a meeting at the school Eddie Larson took Sunday dinner 1928. Barred Rocks and White Emden house Jan. 15. with his parents at Silver Creek. We have the Exclusive Right of Publication of These Subscribed and sworn to before me geese Mrs. Frank Adams has White this 10th day of January, 1922. Articles in This Community. Wyandottes and White Emden geese. (Seal) V. W. Davis, A business meeting was held at the Art Skipley and Ray Roe visited The pure breeds tell the tale when it Notary Public,, Koochiching County, church to elect officers and attend to Clementson friends this week. Articles In This Issue comes to sell them. Minnesota. other matters. My Commission Expires July 30tu. "INSURANCE SOURCE OF STRENGTH TO NATION"— Ole Larson was a visitor at Beaver 1922. #.« ».« are are V# ire r# ee Mr. Seely made a trip to International Dell farm Sunday afternoon. 86 By W. L. Alexander, Secretary Equitable Life JOHN H. BROWN Falls on business accompanied BORDER BUDGETS 86 Assurance Society. by |oe Darvel. Attorney at Law Albert Witt enjoyed a sleigh ride e'e +e #,• ».• #J» ej» e#e Office over O. M. Carr & Co. along the Rapid Monday and paid a r# V# Ve »*e %*e «V re e*e "OUTSIDERS MAKE FOR INDUSTRIAL TROUBLE."— Mr. and Mrs. Danielson made a International Falls. Minnesota short visit to L. E. White on the way. (Too late for last week) trip to International Falls to get their By J. E. Edgerton, President of the National As- A E citizen papers. A number of our young people attended Mr. Geo. Smith of Spooner transacted Asociation of Manufacturers. Lawyer a dance across the river last business in this district last week. International Stat* Bank Bldg. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson quit working week and enjoyed dinner with the L» Next Week International Falls, Minnesota at the1 Hays camp and returned E Gflbertson family. Mrs. Geo. Vagts has returned frem home to Graceton. "THE NATION'S HEALTH" N O E N I N N E S O A Faribault after a two weeks' visit L. E. White visited friends in Baudette By Dr. Chas. H. Mayo. O S I A Messrs. Emil and Clarence Ruberg with relatives. and Spooner last Wednesday. Dr. B. F. Osburn, Physician and returned from International Falls after Surgeon in Charge Watch for these articles written by the nation's attending to certain matters there. Mr. Munroe spenf part of last Office Phone Hospital Phone 79 week at commissioners' meeting at leaders. They will appear in every issue of the International Office Intl State Bank Building the county seat. Clarence Chambers and John Selquist Falls Press during the coming year. International Falls, Minnesota were business men at International Falls and Fort Franc.es respectiely. Mr.,and Mrs. Munroe attended the 'J'} funeral of Mrs. H. C. Lende in Baudette O W E S last Fridav. Plants and Seeds The ladies' aid. had a meeting at With a reputation. Mrs. Snyder entertained the Congregational Lovejoy's Jan. 9. Rereshments Were Supplied to the Great Northwest INT ladies' aid on Saturday. served and business "was conducted II CfA Extra Tallies in Emblems and Quite a number were present. as usual. Sprays for Fnnerals. DULUTH FLORAL CO. The Catholic ladies' monthly card Lila Hohansen has begun school Duluth. Mian. party was given by Mrs. Paradis. here after having visited with her FOR EVERY PURPOSE— Seven tables were played and seven sister at Central. This places the dollars turned in to the treasurer^ school enrollment at 78. Inside and Ootside House Paint SPECIAL NOTICE FROM Not a very bright outlook for timber. 36 36 36 38 38 36 86 38 36 86 36 86 86 36 8? 36 Jake on The Comer Automobile Paint three TURKISH 36 38 Backus won't "back us". However, IMM 86 MARGIE NEWS $ 36 VIRGINIA Jack Lindsay is cutting cedar Boat Paint friendly 86 38 and pulp and Andrew Erickson and 36 36 86 38 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 6 BURLEY Gentlemen John Alich are hauling over an occasional HIGHEST PRICES^ Mrs. Rogers is in International Tic perfect htadof th* tine* load of cordwood.. Falls. perfect cigarette tobacco PAID FOR in one perfect cigarette Minnesota We carry the Old Reliable Brands Linseod one-eleven 36 38 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 38 36 36 36 36 36 Mr. Daniels went to Big Falls last I 38 ". 36 week for a day or two. Raw Furs Oil Paint'Co. and Certain-toed. UTTLEFORK 36 H?' 38 88 36 38 38 3t 36 38 38^8 38 38 36 38 36 36 38 Mrs. McHugo was in International S-- Falls last T'1urs^ay visiting. friends. Rev. K. O. Waage spent Sunday at 8&aS=SBBBSS=SSSSSBSBSBBBBEB Margie. 'v:n,' or Falls Lumber & Coal Cd. y: Bring Year Fnrs Hsrs Mr. F. J. Porfer was a business .visitor to. in International Falls last week. J«ke*GreeRgar£ 'V Paul Mai of Indus- was in town & fe&ciusss '-3# PHONE Sir- WorJ was received in' this' place latanwiioaal FiJU. Mi— V- -, is that Mr., and Mrs. Basil Ward had Chas.'vStevenson dro to Indus isM MtM lost their home and: all its contents on Tuesday: ^T- -•#. .. X-' »C Jji