***»-. *•.am-.-!, ?•. :%»"r* W. ^... iTf^ %& !3F V-'"' cii W ,J4"' aSj- v.'^' ." ---. -H 1 f^-p- I -V ,'•. .* A W*1' PRESS THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS EIGHT TT A party was given at the school JSgSSSSSSSSttStKKKBttKKXB 8 grounds Friday, the 25th,. in honor of l- MARGIE NEWS 4, BIRCHDALE Mr. and Mrs. Pierce who have been 36 8 $$ 53 visiting in this vicinity. :•:a:•: ss:-: A. D. Wilson and J. D. Foote drove Mr. Seely made a visit to International •The farmers are busy threshing to International Falls last Wednesday. Falls Recently. their grain. It's a hard proposition for it rains every other day. Ten miles Mr. Child's new residence is coming Lee Milton Robertson of Spooner was a s.outh of 4iere it has not rained at all right along. The frame is all up Birchdale caller last Monday. this summer. and soon will be enclosed. Millinery Miss Delhia O'Neil of SpooVier was Miss Chaney of the American Missionary Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. Peck, came of a/ Birchdale caller this week. Association spoke at our from Ironton last week for a few days church last Sunday. She explained visit. She returned on Monday. Distinction Mrs. Joe Darvel and son Archie the doings of the Congregational missionaries autoed to the Falls last Monday. throughout the world. The people here wt.-e shocked to hear, last Tuesday, of the death of Mr. Clarence and Miss Irene Ruberg Mr. and Mrs. Kirkeonnel, who will Mr. Peterson at Gemmell by drowning. autoed to the Falls Friday, the teach at our school during the coming 22nd. term were here looking over the place. Mr. Kirkeonnel was principal A birthday party at Mrs. Anderson's Miss Myrtle Nelson attended the of he Spooner school last year arid last Tuesday afternoon was well attended congregational convention at Cedar has hadja good deal of experience as and a good time reported even Spur. an instructor. ANNOUNCING though it was very warm. George Erickson of the News reports 8 Cecil Rogers arrived in town last that he found his lost cat. It IK Friday accompanied by Mr. Avery of wasn't lost bad. SPECIAL MARGIE NEWS Our Annual Fall Bemidji. Mr. Rogers will have the St 9t*$S$SSS9tttX9t3SXX9tX*X* Thelma Priest returned home after bus route from thje Ridge the coming year. spending a month with her aunt, Mrs. Lyman Childs is on the sick list. Armstrong, of Williams. Miss Armstrong, the new school The new town hall is progressing principal for the coming year, arrived The* T. E. Webb family returned nicely. in town last week and is now preparing from Deer River. They report that for the beginning of school on Charlie Gingrich has purchased a the roads were in the best condition. Sept. 4th. new car. You can't say Birchdale is the largest Mr. Lundstom passed away Tuesday place between International Falls Saturday, September 2,1922 W. H. Smith of Hines, Minn., spent after several days of severe suffering. and Baudette until they remove thatsawmill a few days the past week at the J. S. He was blasting stumps when he was from Spooner. Olson home. hit in the face and blinded by the explosion. The family have the sympathy E. J. Olson's had their opening grand of the entire community in their Saturday night in the form of a Showing the latest models in Fall and Winter millinery, bereavement of husband and father. CLASSIFIED LIST harvest dance. that heightens woman's charm, chief among Mrs. Mick Eickson and daughter which is the very latest creation, the "Sheik" hat, and Agnes spent last Wednesday in Bemidji the new beautiful, genuine Knox Sailors. OF CHILDREN'S SCHOOL NEEDS on business. These beautiful creations, designed and manufactured WHO KNOm BUT NHAT A Rev. S. E. Gregg stopped a short WANTED in Eastern fashion centers, combined with hats 6RAPCFRLHT ft jusr A LEMON time between trains calling on friends. 1WAT of our own original designing will greet the SANK ITS CHANCE AM' you on He was on his way to Mizpah. WANTED—175 boys to wear 175 pairs GOOD/ 'opening day. of knickers, special for school at Mr. Rowe from Big Falls was making $1.00 pair. pleasant calls on old friends Sunday afernoon. We are always glad to As a special inducement we will allow a discount FOR SALE see him. of 10% on all hats for Saturday, fall opening day, only. DOZENS of gingham school dresses, Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson,left Friday sizes 6 to 14 years, price $1.25 each morning for their new home in Peoria, LEE HAT SHOP and up. III. Their many friends' good wishes EXCHANGE go with them. A number of friends gathered at the International Falls, Minnesota WE WILL exchange a brand new home of Mrs. A. J. Anderson Tuesday wool school sweater, any color you last as a surprise to help her celebrate select, for $2.25. her birthday. All report a good time. /TOR SALE READ THIS AND WEEP Miss Harriet Koller, of New York Mills, Minn., who has been the guest FOR SALE—Children's Munsing underwear, Minister to youngj man "rolling the of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Olson and fine quality, perfect fit, bones": Don't you know that "rolling Minnesota Sveltline System calling on all her old friends for the FAIR WEEK it long wearing union suits, $1.00 and stones gather no moss?" past two weeks, has returned to her up. Johnny: But these bones are an home. Have your Eyes Examined State Fair exception, they gather green-backs Means the VACANT while in St. Paul from moss-backs. Right Clothes for The sad news of the death of Mr. Minister: You cannot possibly merit Stylish Stout Women We also specialize on Lindstrum has reached us. The bereaved WE HAVE several hundred pairs of September 2 to 9 paradise by such actions. Childrens Lyes relatives have the sympathy of vacant shoes waiting for school Johnny:, Gwan! I have "pair of Coata, Suits, Dreaeea, Skirt*, Have Your Glasses Fitted everybody in their hour of sorrow. boys and girls to fill them. $1.95 to BlouiM) Corsets, Brassiere, dice" (paradise) now. LEADING FEATURES by us An obituary will be published next $5.95 a pair. Undarmar, Hosiery, Minister: Yes, but you lose ^our Auto, race*, featuring Sis Hauardahl. Negligies. week. in new 3-mile-a-minote car. Our Service is the Best "pair of dice" by a twist of the wrist. Sept. 2. 6 and 9. FOR SALE Johnny: I can easily get another, 88th Division Reunion. Sept. 2. State Fair Visitors Cordially Results Guaranteed The quilting party given in honor to Lillian Boyer pasting from Auto but you have to turn toes up to get Invited. Plane. of Miss Koller Monday afternoon was Reasonable Prices New Style Folders Mailed oa Dr. Carver's Diving Horse. your paradise. FOR SALE Boys' "Endurance" Doxen Bin Vaudeville and Circus Acts. a complete success. Lunch was served Request. blouses, sizes 6 to 16 years. 69c. Minister: Don't you have any piety Fireworks Spectacle. "Mystic China." A. J. FANDEL to about thirty-two. All reported $22,000 Horse Races. Sept. 4. 5, 7. 8. for our hereafter? $1.50O.OOO Livestock Show. A S O N S such a good time they have decided to EDUCATIONAL 80 Acres Latest Farm Machinery. Johnny: I like neither pie nor tea. Northwest Automobile Exposition. give more quilting parties in the future. GRAY SHOP OPTICIANS Minister: I saw you coming out of Fare and one-third Round Trip 406 St. Peter St. St. Paul, Minn. a pawnbroker's shop? TEACH your dollars to have more on all Railroada. 926-928 Nicollet Minneapolis HAMM BLDG cents buy your children's things at Johnny: Yes, I soaked me watch. »,« +V V# f# Minister: That is a disgraceful way Wherever Ice Cream sold Burton's. 88 BORDER BUDGETS to get money. The Northwest Moist FOUND Johnny: Didn't the Good Lord OLD-DO 0*1 Warm Air Heating #.« V# V# soak the whole world to float the ark? George Vaghts is building an addition System FOUND—A way to cut down on darning. Minister: Do you know the story ACHOCO-ICE" V# on his house. Buy Eiffel hosiery for school of the woman that God turned into a children. Special at 25c a pair. pillar of salt? Investigate It, Buy It, Geraldine Paradis has had scarlet Johnny: No, but I know one about Use It, Boost It. fever but is now quite well. SCHOOL OF MUSIC MINNEAPOUS BUSINESS PERSONAL a cow being turned into a pasture, and Agents Wanted ORATORY AND DRAMATIC ART the other day I seen an automobile rs. Lindsay entertained the Catholic 60-62 South 11th Street THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday of turn turtle. WILLIAM H. PONTIUS CHARLES M. HOLT. Director Ladies' Aid on Wednesday. Northwestern furnace & Supply Co. Director of Music Oratory and Dramatic Art this week we are offering you a vast Incorporated under the laws of the State. A PICNIC MENU number of speci.il bargains throughout Large Faculty of Artist Teachers Miss Clara St. Lawrence visited for Certificatei and Diplomas Dorm tory Accomodations the store. Burton's. Hard boiled eggs. Largest Recital Hall in Northwest Soldiers" Bonus Accepted a few days with her sister, Mrs. John Tel. Geneva 1917 C^loe Free. rel Ants. MINNESOTA Alich. OU^CANT HELP WANTED Pickled beets. Our ll Spiders. Mrs. B. Dahl of Cottonwood is making AFFORD TO SCHOOL fcall and Winter HELP WANTED—To assist in clearing Lettuce sandwiches. an extended visit with her cousin, out odds and ends on our special Grasshoppers. MISS THE Mrs. Munroe. Fashion Catolog bargain tables. Good savings in Lemonade. BUSINESS cash offered to all who assist. Many Caterpillars. SHUBERT will be sent you without Peter Anderson who accidently shot school needs will be found on these Potato salad. charge for the asking. himself at Frontier last Saturday was JtWtLtRS tables. Name your own bugs. buried here on Tuesday. EXCHANGE. 427 IV AVE.N. @9£tummuw TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY *iaNCA»ou« The school building will not be Colored Sam continually, complained Forty-Sixth Year ready by the date set but the strike is of his wife's habit of asking for money. Saint Paul, Minn. MERCERIZED lisle hosery, special We train both mature and to blame. We are promised it will not "My wife done ask~me for money 65c. Three spools black darning young men and women be very late. all de time," he would say. cotton for 15c. Hickory elastic garters, -for the finest business opportunities. "Well, Sam, what does your wife William Weisman 25c. The delegates to the Rainy River do with all the money anyway?" asked Conference at Cedar, Spur were Mrs. a friend one day. Company May we serve you? INFORMATION STARTING Hanson and Mrs. Munroe. The Wednesday "I d'nt know, I an't never, give her Send for our booklet-catalog storm caught them enroute, 508 Nicollet Ave. none yet," said Sam. "Success SEPT. 3rd otherwise all w%s^welC Minneapolis, Minn SCHOOL girl's hair ribbon special at Insurance" TRINITY 45c a yard. Northwest Leading Furriers AT FILT The children of Border heard with Call while in A chaplain discovered a Hebrew the city. GARRICK LOST regret of the death of Stella Craigen and an Irishman dying on the battlefield. August Sale Discounts of 20%, Rickard and across the river. Stella was eleven He administered the last rites Gruman 25%, 30%, continued through years old and went to school here her WE LOSE the profit on 50 boys' suits of the church^ to the Irishman and State Fair Week for benefit of Prop'ra. first two terms. She was well known then turned to the Hebrew and said: they go at less than cost, $4.85 each, out-of-town visitors. to all of the children. to the first 50 buyers tomorrow. Do you want me to try and save your 1 he i.tfst Wan! soul? The Hebrew replied: "Sure, knlrriititiw* nt" FREE FREIGHT DURING FAIR WEEK CM FINANCIAL A BANK NOTE save everything you can, but everything "William Sharp, teller in the bank, is in my wife's name." The Discount 10 to 20% to alL INVEST Your money in these school is laid up with a bad cold."—Wahoo chaplain then, said: "Do you know Something Entirely St. Paul House Furnishing Co. umbrellas at $1.65 and make 25%. Herald. what the Father, Son and Holy Ghost New in Amusement Probably due to the fact that, all is?" The Hebrew, very indignant, replied and Cedar BURTON'S Inc. Cash or Credit 7tH Cash or Credit bank drafts go through the teller's "I'm dying, and he's askin' me cage.. riddles."