*******MM of rain his nne around 1»ut none lias RStSSttftSS jy. ,k, fell here in MfttfeT *,% BORDER BUDGETS 'rr* ERICSBURG 'M & t'te.V /f^Mrs. Osborne went to. Brain erd on »$! 38 SS SS*8 K*« J8 $*$th$V 8 55Bft* V. :(j: -V/i."Epcsburg Albert Alteh lost* his best horse :.a Saturday for a feW days visits Aug. IS. 5fV week'ago. y-%j .inJi Mrs. Joyce went^to Bemidji last Sat Raymond Nelson returned from The young men have departed for urday for a week's visit7 with her Ijjorth Dakota last week. 's/ ~*t'* the harvest fields. daughters. -v Mrs. Dr. W. T. Pearson, who underwent m- .' Mrs. John Alicli spent-Tuesday with a major operation at the Craig Mrs. Jarvis and Jiazel Went to her mother at Indus. hospital at the Falls last week, is Devils Lake, N. D. last week to re reported 1 1 main fof some time/ as improving nicely.. John Alich has invested in a team of horses and a wagon, movtfer and rake. Ted Hembo from down near Northland Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith last was in town Monday looking for Friday, August 11, a son. We wish to Geraldine Paradis has scarlet fever help for a sick cow. With the help of extend congratulations. Get Your Share but is doing as -well as can be expected. M. L. Cromett he succeeded in saving the bossy. Mr. Nickelson left for the harvest velds of Dakota last week also Eric The Carlberg brothers recently purchased -of Extra Mileage John Hanson, who lives south of .the Erckson and Geo. Boyanton. a new Chevrolet. They drove W. G. Martin farm, was in town today out West with it. N and reports the loss of his best horse, Mr. and Mrs. Herrick of Illinois and IT through sickness. Tuff ltjck, w*'ll say, two gons are camping near town on is all true—every word of the news that's Mr. Munroe made his monthly trip at this time of year. a piece of land they own, doing some going around about Firestone mileage records to the county seat ^nd Mrs. Munroe ... and the phenomenal sales that have clearing and fixing up. accompanied him. Nels Mathispn returned home after resulted. spending the summer at Big Falls Chances are really haven't heard the you Seymour Lloyd has been doing some Mr. and Mrs. Garrson left on an where he worked in the saw mill. Mr. full story of the wonderful success of Firestone fine threshing of clover seed for John auto trip to Dakota last week. Mrs. Mathison reports an extended dry Cords. We'd like you to call and get Swanson and Albert Alich. Costello and children accompanied sftell there which ruined all hay and the actual facts. That is one sure way to them as far as Black Duck. grain crop^. make your next tire purchase a logical business Mrs. S. Sheets of Clearbrook is visiting buy. We'll explain the blending and Gust Holm is the proud owner of a her sister Mrs. Munroe. The »,•. ft 0% 33 33 3#« tempering of rubber—double gum-dipping— family made the trip by auto. K* new Oldsmobile, 5-passenger, brot up N and the air-bag cure special Firestone BIRCHDALE from the twin cities Monday by H. W. rocesses. Anybody who -thinks corn can't Ranier. Gust says "the bus" Keyes of The unusual mileage being made every whore will grow here ought to take a look at Ed represents lots of logs and pulpwood, stir yoilf ambition to reduce the operating costs of your Lloyd Roberts autoed to Inter4j Nelson's field of Northwestern dent. but its sure worth it." own car. tional Falls. A call on us entails no obligation. Get the records Ed Nelson and John Berglund have divide the distances these Cords are covering by Reports came from St. Paul of the Firestone prices. Then youH be convinced that Most purchased a binder and are doing a xClarence Ruterg made a trip to/the death of Oscar Haggie who was taken Miles per Dollar means what it says. rushing business with it, using the Lake o! the Woods. there last week from here. Mr. Haggie Drop in Any Time latter's tractor. fell-from a load of feed near Ray, Most Miles FABRIC CORD Henry Eyde of Thief River Falls and injured his back, which resulted 30x3 Oldfield "999" •7.99 30x3% Regular Site The blueberry crop was excellent in per Dollar was a caller at Birchdale. 30x3% Oldfield "999" 8_99 30x3% Extra Size in his death, while seeking medical 32x4 30*3 this vicinity as was evidenced by the assistance at S^. Paul. Sincerest 32x4X 3 0 3 10.65 33x5 army of pickers from outside, some of Emil Ruberg transacted business at sympathy of the community is accorded No Tlx whom struck camp near by so as to Internationa|£alls recently. the bereaved widow. clean them up more thoroughly. I Einar Anderson purchased a new Word was received from the Enzmans Ford. Who is next on the list? 35 33 3? today, who are now at Selma, $2 Montana, near Great Falls. They report MARGIE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Darvel were International an enjoyable trip, but their old •I Falls visitors recently. #4 GUM-DIPPED CORDS home country near Conrad and Selma, Mr. Marsden and E, J. Olson were where they used to live, is entirely John Johnson who is working at burned out with drouth. No crops and the Falls last Thursday. Sold by Littlefork, made a \^sit to his home. only two families left in the entire It is so dry and hot everything is basin. There is some talk of oil prospects Mrs. McDonald of International though. burning up for want of rain. Plenty Falls is visiting at the Seely home. The Northern Auto Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Robertson MODERN DENTISTRY m^de a business trip to Baudette. Olive Strong of the Falls is spending International Falls, Minn. a week at the John Johnson home. The art and science of dentistry is making advancements "^along with alT~ other sciences. Myron Barnes, Ben Tuey, and Ole You no longrer hear ofr«g|ates Antonson were also Baudette callers. being called by the. obselete term, false teeth. Our expression The Andreen girls of Baudette are plates can in no sense of here helping to harvest the blueberry the word be called false teeth as they are scientifically constructed crop. to conform with the features and face form in each individual case. Emma Ostlund spent Sunday at the THE DR. BURRILL DENTISTS Oscar Clementson home at Clementson. 311 THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 474 Mrs. Jackson left for North Dakota where her husband has secured work DR. R. A. HEIMER. Resident Manager. for her. Con Darvel and Will Nashlund are helping the Manitou cow punchers Unless You Statt pitch hay. Marion §eely is spending a week at You Won't Arrive the Falls. She is visiting wth her sister, Mrs. Kelly. was Gunder Nybo has moved to International Xour income has three uses—to pay yesterday's Falls and intends tb reside there bills to meet today's opportunities and to make in the future. ready for tomorrow's emergencies. Emmy Johnson has returned home For the first usage a checking account is a convenience from International Falls and will go but for the otjiers an interest-bearing to school here next year. account is essential. $1650 A party and dance was given at the Start one now. Distribute your income so as nots Seely home in honor of Margaret to slight your future. Gfcambers who will leave in a short time. First National Bank OU can buy a Studebaker Big-Six-, take you for "a demonstration any timt The Ladies Aid met at the Pearson A Touring Car today for $1650. This is you say. Try the wheel yourself. Then the lowest price ever asked for a car of its compare it with any other car, even at two home last Thursday. A large crowd sterling high quality. its price, and you will appreciate or three times attended and business was conducted how much more you get for your International Falls Minnesota as usual. Always a matchless value, the' Big-Six money in a Big-Six than you can find stands out today more strikingly than ever anywhere else. in the field of fine cars. The price of the Big-Six was reduced at a Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Swanlund are rejoicing time when Studebaker had unfilled orders The seven-passenger Big-Six is not a over the birth of a ten pound on hand for more than 15,000 cars. The 4volume" motor car, but you get it at baby girl. Dr. Young'was called and first seven months of this year were the volume price because the Studebaker everyone is feeling fine. biggest in Studebaker's 70 years' history. organization produces and sells three separate Capacity production lowers costs and models-with only one overhead. Studebaker believes that its manufacturing Thej Campfire Girls had a meeting Look over the field. Check the many points savings should be shared with the at the Shearer home. In the evening that will appeal to you in the selection of customer. Hence the new low price of a car. Seethe Big-Six. Ride in it—we'll the Big-Six. they also had a party in honor of Emma CURTIS HOTEL and Myrtle Nybo who have left Rain-proof, one-piece windshield .windshield wiper courtesy light on the driver's The aide which promotes safety in passing other cars at night tonneau with long Birchdale. lamp extension cord cowl parking lights cowl ventilator eight-day clock thief-proof transmission toe^c tool compartment in the left front door shock absorbers. The Meers family and Mr. Liggett TENTH STREET AT FOURTH AVENUE of Minneapolis, Sigrid 'Hanevold of MODELS AND PRICES—/, b. factories Minneapolis Minnesota o. Chicago, and Elizabeth Howard returned LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL-SIX BIG-SIX from a two week's camping g'Pmas.t4tr The Northwest's Newest and Largest Transient Hostelry W. B., 40 P. S'Paa*., fir W. B., 50 H. P. T-Psn., 126' W. B.. 60 H. P. trip at Lak£ of the Woods. Canoes One whole city block of beautiful Lobbies, and rowboats were the only means of Touring $ 975 Touring .$1275 Touring $1650 Restaurants and Sh6ps. Roadster {3-Pass.)- 975 Roadster (2-Pass.).. 1250 locomotion used. Speedster (4-Pass.)_ 1785 Pipe Organ Music during the Noon luncheon hour. Coupe-Roadster Roadstef (4-Pass.)„ 1275 Coupe (4-Pass.) 2275 (2-Pass.)_, 1225 Coupe (4-Pass.) 1875 Orchestra Music at night during dinner. CROOKSTON COLLEGE Sedan 2050 Sedan 2475 Service A la Carte and Table d'Hote 7Vr«« in the Main Restaurant. Cord Standard Equipment 1 best equipped Business is the oldest and TARIFFS School Northwest Young in the CENTRAL AUTO CO. 76 Rooms, Private, Baths, Slntf* SS.OO, wanted work Double 3.00 men and Women to in offices, also Auto and Tractor expert^. 324 Rooms. Private Baths, SingU SS.SO, Double $3.60 Board room in private and, $4.00 to $5.00 per week. Tuition family 202 Rooms, Private Baths, Single 93.0S I S I S "rij'/v Doubte «4.00 free to crippes, if they have jmly S E A E E A Others en suite lost a finger. Send,for catalog to the Croolcston College, Crookston, Minn. XtC Sr-i.% v: v..