^rT^*r^r r&5:^im£::y:+f^Ss ^iSSfiBSPB '•ft & 'v' ^fpr#/ -I '"4 THE INTER&ATIONALFALLS PRESS i'/tV.*- -*•*•«•.- -'*ASWSflraB5(#9.J.-: rihVi«lilgiU%i -I PAGK pjyg C. O. Gustafson returned from his COUNTY LIBRARIES.^ i/g&T trip to Duluth during the^early part of the week. Wk' Other counties in other states have' county libraries. Other counties in Mrs. C. T. MacMurray and son are Minnesota have county libraries. Why -mW: FW ipf^m home, after visiting in Minneapolis the shouldn't Koochiching County have past two weeks. one? Th^re are lots of people living EVERYBODY LIKES SOMETHING Sam Clarke oi Wauk^na was a visitor Call at S. E. fhompiOB §t Son for out in, the country districts who are Miss Wiriifred Emery departed for here' yesterday. your Paris green. just as fond of reading as the town Philadelphia, Pa last Saturay night. .'.- ——o—— people, and they have more time for DIFFERENT THAN a C, Honey returnedfromtlve TwilT*She will visit, relatives there for a Ole Johnson of Sturgeon river was it, at least atce rtain times of the a caller here yesterday. ~s S Cities early this. Week. V. mont^* yeaj for they have fewer amusements -4'-:* of other sorts at their command^ Why OTHER FELLOWS HAVE IN Mrs. W. V. Lathro^ and daughter, ,' mi H. Ingram of Baudette was a visitor A dafaghter: was born to ^Mr. and shouldn't they have access to good Miss Gertrude, of Byron "are visiting r« here*last week. 1 Mrs. Wm. Grmi'oldby last week. collections of books? #4he home of Mrs. Lathrop's daughter, Men and women like books on questions CLOTHES, FURNITURE, ETC. A E. /. Calanahan of Mrs. A. W. Scott. Blackduck visited F. M. Fai&ftiof. t. Paul is visiting o" of ,the day, and good fiction for here during the early part of the week. his. sister," -Mi's.', Snodgrass of this recreation. Growing boys and girls -A nuraber%ofSadies were entertaine_d ——O city. need good books to read. School at a one o'clock luncheon at the summer Elmer Jung of St. Paul is spending 4ibraries/are very^ood as far as they home of Mrs. R. Liljebald at So Here You Are the summer here. Henry Setterjun^ transacted business go, but often the collections are small Parleys b^ach last Monday afternoofn. in Dulutk^he litter part of last GENUINE DANISH PASTRY o— Wm. Harrigan of (Greaney is in and the children have read them over week.- .• Mr. and Mr&i F. E.' Hinman and and over again. The. county library is town on business. jiv O— v-' laughter, accompanied, by Mrs. Hinlan'^father. intended to meet the needs of-all the ST-"0 1 spejit \B. Harmon, form- Mfs. Carl Norlin E', Gagno^*, left for Call-, people of the county, ^specially'those JtlT- .^ Madet^ji lft Delicious ^Kolls and Coffee Cakes every. a fe^kr days here this! .city. ^re S^^from irpia -yesterday Jyhejrer they will make of the rural f$stficts."'"J jBitu- :iS •/J»i.. 'tsMk* Headquarters are 'maintained at t&e :^sT,-on«- Sattfrday V'T -j G&>. Ericson was If—o— -r county seat and branch libraries are day'enroute to,his hame^af Spoone Henxy" Keyes is driving a new. Oldsmobile Mayer is the located in ail the! towns and villages Order dozen of either or both and be convinced. this week which he recently synodical convention in St. Paul this with smaller collections in stores, Miss Anna Erickson of., the county drove here from Minneapolis,*: Mr. Delightful for picnic parties. week. schools and neighborhood centers. superintendent's office spent several Keyes has the agency for this car for Rural mail delivery aijd ^parcels post INTERNATIONAL BAKERY days: at Badger visiting friends./ ••.=• A marriage license was issued during this territory. enable the library to^end books directly o-— the week to Pete Pozniak .and to individuals. Miss Edna Anderson of Bemidji, Anna Lucachik, both of the Greany CARD OF THANKS County libraries are supported by but formerly of thisi city, is visiting Phone 33 district. We wish ot extend our heartfelt 309 Third Street county fund for which' the present friends here. O—ir thanks to those who so kindly aided law in Minesota""provides. They are L, 0 v, Think of it} In~~a few years the us in the bereavement of our husband less expensive than separate libraries A, E. Gustafson and daughter, Miss fame of Tanl%^ has gone round the and father and also for the. floral in each town* and very much larger June, of„ Waukana were visitors in world. |The reason is merit alone. offerings. collections of books are available. the city yesterday. For sale\by S. N. Rubin. Mrs. Fi ank Pelland^Jr. More books can be had at less cost o—— and family. and many people can have books who Gust L. Lary, J. H. Lindsey and T. Ball game at the local park both do not have them now. Are you J. Hoyz, all of Warroad, spent the Saturday and- Sunday. Saturday's WHERE DO THEY interested? week-end visiting here. game called for 5:15 Sunday's game GET THIS STUFF? for 2:30. Ely's fast nine will play, Under a heading of "Pretty Women S! P. A. Erickson of Ray visited here That New Suit Auto Drivers Prove Bane oJfv.Pfy yesterday, bringing the official tally Don't wait until your horse is stolen Ejorce" the Sunday Tribune, published frr. of the votes cast in his precinct. before locking the barn: door. Pro-tect ip Duluth, features the following your health now by taking Tanlac. story:-, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. I^ang entertaifend For sale by S. N. Rubin. Pretty women rum smugglers, who a few friends at their cottage, Parkwood, drove liquor-laden automobiles across at Clark's beach last Sunday. Ray Sullivan, Mrs. Doherty and As the Fourth of July -appr*£ches you are perhaps unduly SITUATION WANTED—By competent the Canadian border in Minnesota children, and Mrs* Sullivan are again male stenographer and first under the suspicious eyes of prohibit Many times Tanlac has done what at homfe here after their/ auto trip to worried by the seeming necessity for a new suit. class office hand with long experience. tion agents, are the latestyproblem of was thought to be impossible. It's Mankato and- southern parts of' the the state dry. squad, L} M. Harney, Firsti class credentials furnished. worth your trial. For sale by S. N. state. :'y DRY CLEANING Write box 349. tf. director of the state field forces, said. Rubin. 0 More often than not these feminine Mrs. Ray Landgraff and daughtef bootleggers are.accompanied'by their Mrs. W. Howard and son, Bill, Jr., FOR SALE Young Jersey Duroc returned early this week from Deer are visiting relatives in Minneapolis sweethearts, it- was declared, and instead will eliminate that worry. We can take your old one and pigs, five weeks old, i4asonable river where they had, been visiting of driving at a furious pace as and Cokato having departed for that pHce. Call at or write to Riverdale with Mrs. Lahdgraf's sister whey resides make it look like new. Our modern dry cleaning plant is do their male competitors, they roll locality test/ week. there. Dairy, International Falls, Minn. o— smoothly along ^the staj^, highways equipped to give the best kind of service and we take pride in x\ Eric Sudin of, Ray was in the city at a. moderate rate of speed,jto throw Mr. and Mrs, D. M. Holler returned FOR RENT—12 steam heated rooms, 0 Tuesday purchasing some explosives our ability to turn out the highest grade of work. watchful agents off their rack. to this city lastytoeek from Minneapolis 2 baths, can be arranged for 2 for land clearing work on his farm The methods of the new Amazon where Miv Holier has been for families or rooming house. Inquire E. B. GRIGNON in the Ray vicinity. were described to Mr. filajrn^y by an tb§rPast twdi months receiving tr^gat: at .Rifkins. agent stationed at Duluth, Who said merits from a speciilist. W. H. Eddy and. C. H. Hall of Ericsburg ——o— that the -Intenational Falls border line FOR SALE—Fordson Itractor, four were callers here yesterday. I Rex Dry Cleaner has come to be the world's greatestspot Mrs. Hazel Fkirchild motored here horse Deere and Webber wagon, They report that the vote cast in their from Little/prk Wednesday. She was for women—mashers. Oliver breaking plow and a trailer. Phone 282 International Falls precinct as being very light. "We see a woman driving by in the accompanied home by Mrs. J. L. Albertson Cheap for cash. Inquire W. H. of this city who will visit direction of Canada," said7the agent, i. Eddy, Ericsburg. 2tp tf. Judge John Berg and Wm. Keenan "ostensibly on pleasure, bent. On the there for several days. delegates, to the firemen's convention way she stops to invite a gentleman which was held at Rochester last Mrs. C. Whitney returned from friend to accompany her. At one of week, returned to this city Sunday her visit to Warren last week. She the. pleasant wooded spots on th# morning. was accompanied back by her sister, other side of the border, she parks Miss Lura l^elson, and friend Miss the car, and suggests that a stroll The winner of the lot at Clark's pie Race Victory Black, who will visit here for a while. would be delightful. While the pair beach, which the ladies of the Tabernacle are gone, confederates load the car society have been selling chances Mrs. Alfred Setterlund and granddaughter, with Canadian whisky. The couple for, will be drawn at the street dance Miss Voylia Setterlund, returned stroll back, resume, their places in tomorrow night. here Wednesday aftei^ having the car, and roll leisurely on their at INDIANAPOLIS spent a week visiting relatives at homeward way. At the liiie our E^vCleth. agents are^ watching, but until recently Learn The Joys of it has not occured to them to Mrs. Lorette was pleasantly surprised suspect thes^ women drivers." by a number of friends who Dustless Cleaning "To add to the agents' perplexities, gathered at ber^home ythis week, the the women) use false bottomed cars, occasion being her birthday. At the at WICHITA the agents report, in which a dozen WITH conclusion of a very pleasant evening cases of liquor can be well concealed. a delightful lunch was served Help you Choose Tires Their cars, too, have been especially constructed for the trade, and are Gene Holler, accompanied by his geared up to pick up great speed, if daughter, Miss Eloise, Francis Holler it becomes necessary. and Mrs* Jim Drummond returned 500 miles at 94.48 miles an. hour—a relentless grind Male bootleggers are realizing the front a visit. to the Twin Cities last over a rough-finished, sun-baked concrete and brick success of their women competitors, week. The trip was made by automobile. pavement at record-breaking speed—that is the gruelling, according to Mr. Harney, and have enlisted test Oldfield Cord Tires underwent successfully at Indianapolis the services of their wives and Speedway May 30th. They were on tfre winner's sweetheat-ts to help them. In several Frank King returned from the Twin car for the third successive year and on eight of the ten decent cases, he said, couples who finishing in the money, upholding the confidence successful cities Monday morning His family long­.were "billing and cooing" along pleasant will remain there for a few days race drivers have in the trustworthiness and ability of roads near the border have been /these tires to meet the greatest demands of speed, endurance er before going to Detroit, Michigan,, found to occupy cars carrying a_valuable and safety. Their records in every other important where th^y will make an extended 1 cargo of forbidden liquor. race have been equally as good. visit. Mr. King was one of th$ delegates to the firemen's convention GREEN MANURING ANCIENT Consider this achievement along with another test of Oldfield held in Rochester last week. MEANS OF IMPROVING SOIL quality made at Wichita, Kansas, this past winter and earlyspring. O. J. Masters became a member of Green manuring plowing under 34,525 miles on rutted, icy Kansas roads, running day the B. P. O. E. last week at Bemidji., green crops— as a means of soil and night on a Studebaker stock car without a single tire He was accompanied to that place by I improvement, although it has beeSf change. This test was made by a group of Wichita auto-, s-- G. PT~Ballou, F. S. Lang and Edgar 4 emphasized in recent years, can hardly motive dealej^in a tir^, oil and gasoline economy run. Zimmerman. The trip to Bemidji was Kfayor Kemp of )Yichita was official observer and made be called a new discovery, says the \J to have them ma^e by car but recent affidavit to the mileage and service given by Oldfield tires* United States Department of Agriculture. ELECTRIC SUCTION LEANER rains caused ^them to abandon-the auto 'ii The wonderful nozzle', wide and It is ideally on^' of *he oldest •vt, at Big Falls and complete the trip by low down, enab)e$ the APEX to You may never subject your tires to the graelling experience methods. Crops for this purpose were "poke' into places impossible to train. Indianapolis nor the steady grind of bad winter roads, but it used by the ancients, the Romans reach with ordinary cleaners it is good to know you can get such safety and mileage economy will not only clean exposed places using lupines, which were sown in Miss. Annette Miller of- Littlefork by buying Oldfield tires. Ask your nearest dealer. Sm in the center of the room, but can September and turned under in May accompanied by Miss Anna Erickson go under radiators, stoves, ordinary for the benefit of- the following crxp of this city will leave this week for Agents Ereryvhere furniture, etc.—cleans into corners Iti Germany the use of lupine^ began New York city, where they will'attend Oldfield Tires ace ah# along base-boards. /It is distributed Th* buying pubHe iT*T iiTTT Tl il in the middle of the nineteenth desitrned to be of greatest help in the summer course at the Columbia ouft 73 la the nvMt 9 branches and distrlbutina barometer off the its every day usel century and has proved an important university, from there they will warehouses Talu* ofanjr article." The machine height is only 6l/2 ./'Vlij go to Boston' where they will enroll factor in "reclaiming the sanqy lands in all parts h« I approval inches, while the nozzle thoroughly of Oldfield of the United of parts of Prussia. In. England legumes in the N. E. A. for the balance of the States. More value has been cleans a strip 13 in. wide—think of dealers are constant demonstrated by and other plants are commonly summer. TT0D3! it! With the APEX as her assistant. the Increase of ""01 used in India and Japan the farmers 165 business Oldfiel the modern housewife is at all (or the first five and 1 Klines conscious of thorough clean Dr. Matt Evans has gone to International gather green plants of many kinds are now available months of 1923 In your community. liriess in every nook and corner. over -the correeidinft Falls and will pass the remainder sometimes even cutting twigs from period of .. Phone us for a demonstration of his days at' the home of the trees and carrying tfien^ to the of the "APEX? right in your own his daughter, Mrs. Kaneen. Mrs. rice fields. 5s £ti~' tt "Thm Most Trustworthy Tires Built' home! 1 /.* Katieen came to Anoka Sunday and In the Uniteq States^ the^ use of The Oldfield Tire Company, Akron, Ohio yesterday moved some of the, belongings special green-manure crops is much •-V Electric Company Zimmerman of Dr. Evans to the Falls. The more general in the South than in .the many friends of the Doctor-regret Shis North. Under irrigation they play.an are glad ddpartureV0!n Anoka 4ut FIFTH AVENUE important" part in the Ordhard culture vvf Phone"200' that his jfinal days are to... berwith ^Hs in tlje W^stthut-nQ^ we S' lng^onditions. -*1 11 DEFECTIVE PAGE