"93 TT*' MQR WpwX j- THE" INTERNATIONAL £ALLSRES5 TWO S PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY BOARD mary./ returns, precinct of harmonizes perfectly with the grace-, in to & 2 1 8 ful body lines. H. Hammerborg, procuring Further touches of beauty and completness primary' returns, precinct -. are the massive headlights, Of Sturgeon, River ^3.40 Record of Business Done by Board of County Commissioners lamps and tail ldmp E. M: Kling, procuring primary with artistic cowl CITY PROPERTY FARM LANDS AUTOMOBILES returns, precinct of tonneau light with extension cord NOTES—JUDGMENTS, Etc. Dinner Creek -1.70 at Its Meeting July 10th, 1922 clear-vision, one-piece Svind-shield Louisa- Joyce, procuring primary Bought, Sold .or Exchanged wind-shield wiper jeweled eight-day returns, precinct of clock .cowl ventilator built-in, thief-j Bear River ............... /1.50 LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US. (Continued from Last/ Week) O. E. Linflvall, procuring primary proof transmission lock, which i& Office Keyes Hardware Bldg. of Cingmars ......"..... 2.40 returns, precinct of operated by the same key that loqks flection Expense Hans iKjemperud, carrying primary Lindford ........ .......: 1.00 C. B. Montgomery, printing the ignition switch anid the tool compartment' returns,. precinct of Even Lund, procuring primary ,, Phone No. 3 H. W. KEYES, Mgr. election ballots 164.00 Cross River .........'. 2.80 in the left front door. returns, precinct of Williams 1.80 International Falls Press, E. M. Kling, carrying primary Riding comfort under all cond.ir Fred T. Miller, procuring primary printing election ballots... 148.50 ^returns, precinct of Bear i: returns, precinct of tions is provided:-not only by the tilt Free Press Printing Co., primary River L50 Wildwood 1.25 of the front seat, the dvided rear election supplier 306.60 Tom Langland,. carrying primary. Louis Myer, procuring primary Frank Barto, election services, returns, precinct of seat the deep, soft cushions and the returns, precinct of Cingmars precinct of Nett Lake...... 5.80 Baldus 3.94 roominess, but also by the perfect MODERN DENTISTRY 2.60 Geo. Farmer, lection services, Nikolai Larsen, carrying primary balance of the chassis .and the long C. L. Perle, procuring primary precinct of Nett Lake 80 returns, precinct of returns, precinct of Reedy. 2.10 semi-elliptic springs front and rear. L. T. Isham, election services, Harrigan 1.20 Louis Peterson, procuring primary Ease of operation is assured by the precinct of Nett Lake 5.80 Geo. Ogren, carrying primary returns, precinct o| The art and science of dentistry Theo. Langland, election services, returns, precinct of Sault.. 2.11 perfected dry-plate disii clutch and Meding 1.20 is making advancements precinct of Nett J^ake 3.60 Victor Olson carrying primary by the intermediate transmission G. A. Roseland, procuring primary along with all other sciences. Tom JLangland, election services, returns, precinct of which is ^asy-shifting, positive and ballots, precinct of You no longer hear of plates precinct of Nett Lake 3.60 Lindford 3.40 Forest Grove 1.60 noiseless. being called ,by the obselete Mrs. T. Langland, election services, Fred Peterson, carrying primary Wm. J. Rusch, procuring p-rimary term,! false teeth. Our expres precinct of Nett Lake 3.60 returns, precinct of ballots, precinct of TIME WORN CHARGE EXPLODED sion plates can in no sense of' Nikolai Larsen, election services, Engelwood 1.00 Evergreen 1.20 the word be called false teeth precinct of Harrigan 4.50 S. M. Robertson, carrying Contrary to the charge heard so Nels Schjei, procuring primary as they are scientifically constructed R. C. Hanson, election services, primary returns, precinct of ballots, primary of often tfet news of crimes dominates to conform with the features precinct of Harrigan 4.50 Indus 2.30 Rapid River 2.20 the newspapers of the country, Prof. and face form in each individual case. Ivar Johnson, election services, G. A. Roseland, carrying primary Ole K. Scheie, procuring primary precinct of Harrigan. 4.50 returns, precinct of Bristow Adams of the New York THE DR. BURRILL DENTISTS ballots, precinct of John Silverdahl, election services, Forest Grove 2.25 State College of Agriculture has Watrous :. 1.10 precinct of Harrigan. 6.50 James Sather, carrying primary found upon investigation that— Albert Schonsby, procuring A. Kelsey, election services, returns, precinct of primary election ballots, New York City dailies print more 311 THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 474 precinct of Feldman 4.20 Manitou 2.00 precinct of Sault 1.30 news of business and finance than of J. P. Wheelock, election services, T. J. Schuiling, carrying primary DR. R. Ai HEIMER, Resident Manager. Mrs. J. T. Scuiling, procuring precinct of Feldman 4.20 returns, precinct of crime, more of sports, more of politics, primary election ballots, F. W. Hamm, election services, Warren 1.70 more of labor and more from foreign precinct of Warren 1.70 precinct of Feldman.. 4.20 S. C. Snodgrass, 'carrying primary fields and educational sources. Geo. Slater, procuring primary John H. Steffes, election services, returns, precinct of ballots, precinct of International Judged by the amount of space given South International Falls.. 1.40 precinct of Steffes... 4.20 Falls 1.20 to it, a total of per cent of the T. M. Sorlie, carrying primary Lon Powell, election services, M. F. Smootz, procuring primary precinct of Steffes 4.20 returns, precinct of Kline.. 1.60 grand total, crime ranks seventh in ballots, precinct of E. E. Mohn, election services, Alfred Sorquist, carrying primary news importance. Indus 1-25 precinct of Steffes 4.20 returns, precinct of Crime news in cities of tKe second John H. Steffes, procuring Wildwood 3.60 Hugh M. Watt, election services, primary ballots, precinct, of class in New York State is even less precinct of Steffes ... 4.20 Odin Stave, carrying primary Steffes 2.00 regarded by the press than in the metropolis. returns, precinct of Nett E. E. Knotts, election services, Geo. Treat, procuring primary CURTIS HOTEL River 3.00 In such cities it filed only precinct of Steffes.-... 6.49 The oallots, precinct of Henry.. 1.60 Wm. Anderson, carrying primary Ben 3torm, carrying primary 3y2 per cent of the newspaper space John Vagts, procuring primary returns, precinct of returns, precinct of Gowdy 3.81 voted to news, being topped by ballots, precinct of Murphy.. 1.20 Watrous 2.01 Martin Teufer, carrying primary sports, educational, society, labors, Ralph Whitford, procuring primary returns, precinct of E N S E E A O A E N E Frank Backmeyer, carrying ballots, precinct of business and finance, government and Minneapolis Minnesota primary election returns, Plum Creek 1.90 Bridgie 2.00 politics agriculture, foreigg, death and precinct of Evergreen 1.20 Tom C. Thompson, carrying O. J. Wold, procuring primary T. Berg, carrying primary returns, primary returns, precinct of disaster news, in the order named. ballots, precinct of The Northwest's Newest and Largest Transient Hostelry Jameson 1.91 precinct of Reedy.... 2.00 In newspapers in cities of the third Ray 2.40 Otto Carlson, carrying primary, Louis Tipple, carrying prireturns, One whole city block of beautiful Lobbies, On motion by Commissioner Slack, class crime news dropped to eleventh returns, precinct of precinct of International Restaurants and Shops. seconded by Commissioner Langaard, place in importance, with a total of Bridgie 1.30 Falls 1.00 Pipe Organ Music during the Noon luncheon hour. the board adjourned to meet on 1H per cent'of all text matter printed. E. J. Children, carrying primary K. J. Tollefson, carrying pri- Tuesday, August 8th, 1922, at 10 Orchestra Music at night during dinner. returns, precinct of Dentaybow 1.30 The figures, given by Professor o'clock a. m. Geo. Treat, carrying primary Littlefork .. 6.00 Adams before the meeting of the New Service Wm. Harrigan, A la Carte and Table d' Hote returns, precinct of Henry.. 1.60 R. Christenson, carrying primary Chairman. York State Press association, were in the Main Restaurant. returns, precinct of M. A. Ulvedahl, carrying primary Attest: for one month. Sunday editions were TARIFFS Beaver 3.20 returns, precinct of R. C. Fraser, excluded because of their special supplements 76 Rooms, Private Baths, Single S2.00, T. B. Cobey, carrying primary Grand Falls 1.20 County Auditor and Clark of Double $3.00 returns, precinct of Williams 1.30 John Vagts, carrying primary and articles of opinion Board. Jens Diskerud, carrying primary returns, precinct of Murphy which have no part in the recording 324 Rooms, Private Baths, Single S2.50, returns, precinct of 2.00 Double $3.50 of facts. Henry Anderson, procuring Sturgeon River 3.00 BIG SIX SPEEDSTER 202 Rooms, Private Baths, Single $3.00 primary returns, precinct John Dreher, carrying primary Double ?4.00 LATEST ADDITION TO GASOLINE TAX URGED TO AID returns, precinct of Pinetop 2.40 of Plum Creek 4.40 Others en suite Edward Astwood, procuring STUDEBAKER LINE ROAD BUILDING AND UPKEEP R. N. Eastman, carrying primary returns, precinct of primary returns, precinct "Forty million dollars annually can Meding 3.53 of Dentaybow 1.20 Innovation in Design of Rear Seat of be raised for ro^d building and rr^aintenance Frank Babich, procuring primary G. G. Effertz, carrying primary New Four-Passenger Model. returns, precinct of returns, precinct of by a tax of 1 cent a gallon on 4 Koochiching 1.40 Summerville 1.60 gasoline." Chis statement was ma'tie Unless You Start Albert Eggebrotten, carrying Geo. Ball, procuring primary Announcement is made of a new recently by Thorns H. MacoDnald, primary returns, precinct of returns, precinct of Grand and important addition to the Studebaker Chief of the Bureau of Public Roads, Falls 1.60 Scarlett 3.36 You Won't Arrive line, the Big Six Speedster. Of United States Department of Agriculture, P. A. Erickson, carrying primary Mrs. Frank Brill, procuring four-passenger capacity, this' new in urging a readjustment of returns, precinct of primary returns, precinct of mod^l is noted not only for its snappy Ray 2.40 Meadow Brook 2.60 sources.of revenue so that a larger C. J. De Lack, procuring primary W. J. Green, carrying primary lines and aristocratic appearance but proportion would be paid by the road Your income has three uses—to pay yesterday's A returns, precinct of Manitou 1.10 returns, precinct of also for the fact that it is the last user and a lesser percentage from bills to meet today's opportunities and to make W. E. Hitchcock, carrying1 Jameson 1.20 word in completeness of equipment State or local taxes. Effertz. procuring primary primary returns, precinct of G. G. ready for tomorrow's emergencies. Among the innovations presented Ranier 1.60 returns, precinct of "This method of raising funds," declared in the new Big Six Speedster is the August Karrnofslty, carrying Koochich'^fr 1.40 Mr. McDonald, "is rapidly For the first usage a checking account is a convenience primary returns, precinct of Martin Fraham, procuring upholstered arm rest which is a feature growing in favor and has been adopted Bannock 1.53 primary returns, precinct of but for the others an interest-bearing of the rear seat design and in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, J. W. Kirkpatrick, carrying Beaver 2.60 account is essential. which provides the ease and comfort Conneticut, Georgia, Kentucky,. Louisiana, primary returns, precinct Arne Hagen, procuring pri- of an over-stuffed arm chair. Maryland, Mississippi, Montana, Start one now. Distribute your income so as not The new model is priced at $1,985, New Mexico, Nbrth Carolina, Oregon, to slight your future. f.o.b. Detroit, and at this price it includes Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South a number of features which Dakota and Washington. Of these are either exclusive or are to be obtained states only Oregon, New Mexico, First National. Bank in only the highest priced, cars. Colorado and Kentucky had such a Among ^hese are courtesy, light on tax prior to January 1, 1921. The tax the driver's side, front and'rear bumpers in Maryland, Mississippi and South International Falls Minnesota and the travel trunk at t^ rear Carolina has been adopted during the which is easy of access because the present year and several other states" Hi two extra disc wheeis (including tires are considering such tax. and tubes) are mounted on the front fenders and therefore out of the way. 1 Because of its long, sweeping lines, y&ANTi the many extra appointments and the MEN WANTED quality throughout, the new Speedster gives the impression of being much more expensive a car than it really is. "Hey, fellers! Game's off! Mounted upon the famous Big Six Jimmy Smith's mother says chassis with 60 horse power detachable every boy can have some Kellogg's Corn Flakes! She's Easy to digestperfect head motor of Studebaker design 9 treatin' the whole nine 'cause The Northern Pacific Railway Company will employ men at rates prescribed by we elected her Jimmy captain! and1 manufacture, the new Speedster Oy-yoi, yoi, yoil" the United States Railroad Labor Board as follows: is a car of assured superiority of performance. summer days /bod- It! has the ability to satisfy those who demand speed, power, MACHINISTS 70c PER HOUR flexibility and smoothness. Of 126inch BLACKSMITHS .... 70c PER HOUR wheelbase, it provides plenty of room for all passengers and at the /SHEET METAL WORKERS. 70c PER HOUR same time is an extremely easy car ELECTRICIANS 70c PER HOUR to handle. CORN FLAKES STATIONARY ENGINEERS VARIOUS RATES car is a remarkable combination The new of beautiul and utilitarian. the the STATIONARY FIREMEN .VARIOUS RATES special features of euipment The Heavy meals during ^warm weather encourage drowsiness, BOILERMAKERS 70c and 70y2c PER HOUR IS accentuate its appearance when sluggishness and headache! Eat Kellogg's Corn on city'streets »and at the same time PASSENGER CAR MEN. 70c PER HOUR Flakes liberally because they are the ideal summer food for are a valuable convenience on short youngsters and older folks. Kellogg's digest easily and FREIGHT CAR MEN. .'.63c PER HOUR or long distance tours. Particularly let you walk or play or sleep in peace. And, they're HELPERS, PER HOUR all classes 47c is this true of the travel trunk in satisfying to the keenest appetite. Delicious which may be packed paraphernalia with fr£sh fruits! for a tour of several days or weeks. Mechanics Helpers are allowed time and one-half for time worked in excess of Insist upon Kellogg's Corn Flakes in the Then, too, the tilt of1 the front seat RED and GREEN package which bears the eight hours per day. and the upholstered dividing arm In signature of W. K. Kellogg, originator of'Corn the rear seats insuHl comfort and restfulness Young men who desire to learn these trades will be employed and given^an opportnuity Slakes. None are genuine without it!. for all passengers. to do so. Like the chassis, the distinctive, body double-edge of the Big Six Apply to ny Round House or Shops at North Bemidji or at General Office Brainerd Speedster, is Studebaker built, and characterized by the use of. highest quality materials and workmanship. Minnesota & International Railway The body is finished in Studebaker blue, with touches of gold striping on CORNFLAKES the louvres. Upholstery is of the V-1 vV finest grade hand-buffed, brjght-finisheda 4* if leather. The. finely tailored top Alto aabrs of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES ud OGCS BRAN. 5* fei&j i-.' -It £tVU (It "id?.' ?€.. 'irtvrx &&& & j*-