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International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926

September 30, 1915 · Page 4 of 8

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I INTERNATIONAL fALLS PRESS At The Churches W. C. T. U. COLUMN for the winter around Littlef'v I S I N E W S are being circulated even at tjltBackus Local and Personal Items EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE interests are goingf FAVORS PROHIBITION start some work on a school $$$* s»a»»s»»»»»s»g&ssssstt&:*sg LITTLEFORK AND VICINITY tion some six miles south of her^ Dr. Withrow was a professional Look for the Red Sign Saturday, The Ogilvie conference of the and that Mr. Scott of Cross Rivff visitor at Littlefork Saturday. Oct. 2nd opposite Burton's. Episcopal church of Wyoming in Bert Colburn of International will log four forties for the Eflf* session recently in Cheyenne adopted Falls was in town las Saturday. ler people which lies about tW9 A waffle supper will be served Take advantage of the Bankrupt a resolution favoring Mr. Hanson of Bemidji was in miles out of town and the Littlt*! in the Swenson bldg., Saturday Sale at the Plymouth. National Prohibition as the most town Tuesday on business. fork Lumber Co. will also be iff night by the Baptist C. E. Don't effective method of dealing with the market for logs. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank forget to come. 25c for adults, Mr. Jess Kennedy is planning the lipuor problem, and commending Last week a stranger w&ifcf4 Fry on Wednesday 'the 22nd a to run a stage line between here 15c for children. state-wide prohibition as a down to the local saw mill and girl. Frank is very proud paby and Loman when the river freezes. means toward the larger good having inspected it, said to one ef I of his only daughter. If you want good merchandise of nation-wide prohibition. the proprietors "I did not knot? Mr. Nils Muus returned home for almost nothing look for the Rev. P. A. Hanson returned that they had such a mill in thi| Corner Fifth Ave. and Second St. Tuesday noon from his daughter's Sunday Governor Carbon's Tribute To from a few days visit with red signs Saturday, Oct. 2nd. town". Such a remark showf E. L. Heermance, Pastor home in Brinsmaid, N. D. where his son White Ribboners ReUbin who is attending not the ignorance of the averft(|# Social Center for the Community. he has spent the last two days college at Mr. Evans of Lexington, Kentucky Northfield. stranger who visits the town, but Governor George A. Carlson of recruiting his health after a addressed a full house at off much as the lackadaisical, Colorado in his address at the Morning worship at 11. The dangerous operation. Mrs. Frank S. Lang returned the Baptist schurch last Sunday (recent Anti-Saloon League Convention, for nothing spirit of the avef&£$ topic will be: "The Narrow Mr. and Mrs. Foster Willhide Sunday from a few days visit night and another Tuesday evening citizen. If there were STiftfiy paid a beautiful tribute 7:13-14. Gate," Matt: left Monday evening for points after which lunch was served. with relatives in Duiuth. to the heroic constructive work public spirited boosters in tHf in Arizona where they will spend town, could such a remark bf of the women of the Woman's 7:30, Evening worship at note a few weeks visiting with relatives Mrs. M. E. King returned from Christian Temperance Union of made by a man who was in tOWf$ the change to the winter hour. and looking up a new location Minneapolis Monday where they Dr. Reeves, dentist and optician even for a day? his state. Speaking of the early A mass meeting will be held in and home. of Fort Frances, Ont. has returned have been visiting relatives. dark days of the movement a^gainst The mill is a local institution the interest of the American from the Panama-Pacific Dental The Reading Circle meet with that ought to be boosted for it if the legalized liquor traffic, Sunday School Union. The is again All kinds of wearing apparel Congress and his office Mesdames S. E. Gregg and Harley an enterprise, managed by mei| Jie said: speaker will be Rve. John O. Ferris open. Patients please phone for Parker at the home of the at the Bankrupt Sale for next to well known in town, supported by "When the victory for National Minneapolis. Special musAc- of former. appointments. S. 30-O. 7 nothing Saturday, Oct. 2nd. and operated by ioc» Prohibition is finally won, when local capital The Lutheran Ladies Aid was al labor. What would business it is universally agreed that the MRS. JOS. BAKER DIED Two hundred new combination entertained by Mrs. Muus last greatest achievement of the twntieth in this town have been this sum» Sunday school at 10 a. m. autocratic mail boxes are being out and had a good time. mer if the mill had been shut century was the elimination Last Saturday Mrs. Jos. Baker Born to Mr. and Mrs. P. J. installed in the local post office. of this colossal vice that so menaced down? Let us not only buy at who has been ill for some time Christian Endeavor at 6:30, Rrady on Saturday the 25th a home everything we can get here, our government and civilization, quietly passed away at their .half hour earlir than before. P. L. Darst who has been bouncing baby boy. but and the future historian let us do more boosting an4 home on Baker's acre and was threshing in North Dakota returned Mrs. Louis Biehl returned home goes back over the records of the less knocking for enterprises SOUTH BETHLEHEM buried in the city cemetery Monday Monday on account of an from Crookston Sunday morning. that merit our recongnition, past to bestow the laurels of morning after funeral services Town Hall, Holler's addition. excessive snow storm which made Victor Lemour was quite seriously praise for the desevering, he will in St. Thomas Catholic hit last week while dynamiting it impossible to work. Making Himself at Home give high mention to that little church of which she was a faithful Rally day next Sunday at 2:00 stumps. While investigating band of women who by sacrifice member. o'clock. Mr. Ferris of Minneapolis Dr. Reeves and family of Fort a charge that was slow in and devotion kept the issue alive Doris was radiant over a recent Mrs. Baker was one of the will speak. Everybody invited. exploding, the dynamite suddenly Frances returned home from their when it was but a faint flame addition to the family and rushed earliest residents of this city and trip to the Pacific coast exposition. exploded hurling a mass of dirt out the house to tell the news t© flickering in a hostile night of highly regarded. into Victor's face which temporarily They report- a fine time but a passing neighbor. "Oh, yoy .error." Deceased leaves her husband, The Sunday school is now fully are delighted to get back home blinded him and bruised his don't know what we've got up* Joseph, two daughter and two State Made Dry by Women's graded, with classes as follows: face. At present Victor is being again. stairs!" she cried. "What is it?" Vote sons to mourn her loss, all of Bible class, Mr. Heermance intermediate as well as can be expected "Its a new baby brother!" An4 whom have the sincere sympathy boys, Miss Ryff intermediate Hartly Pendergast, Harvey Palmer under the circumstances. "The dry forces in Colorado," expectantly she watched the effect of their many friends. girls, Miss Clark and Ed. Cross spent Sunday Holden and Polkinghorne are said Governor Carlson, "did not of her announcement. "Yoy junior, Mrs. J. W. Pettis primary building a lumber shed to house hunting ducks in Black Fish bay gain any consequential victories don't say so! Is he going AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT Miss Andrews beginners, Jennie the stack of lumber that they are and returned Monday with a until 1893, when the right of suffrage stay?" "I think so" very RAY Prickett. couple nice ones and had a fine plaining up for the local trade. was given women. Three thoughfully. ''He's got his things Mrs. May and family have moved outing. towns, dry on that date—eight off." A very enthusiastic meeting FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH into the Gean house next to years later thirty-three towns was held at Ray last Saturday. the Detecher Hotel. Three more new families moved Church of the New Covenant. dry. This has been the experience Abstracts and titles to all pr©* Messrs. Jewell and Vancura were Fred Larson and family, have into the lower Big Fork section of every suffrage state, and Wm. Cross, Pastor. perty in Koochiching county furnished in attendance from here. It was moved into the Romen house of the county last week, according if there was no other reason for on short notice by thg decided to hold a fair Oct. 2nd lately occupied by John Heilberg. to reports of Thovald equal suffrage, this would be Bible school 10 a. m. Koochiching county Abstract C0. at the Ray city hall. There will Berg who was a business visitor sufficient. The mothers and Rumors of logging operations official abstractors, International be a display of farm crops, vegetables, here Monday. -daughters of our homes know Sermon a. m., marriage. Falls, Minn.—Adv. tf. live stock, poultry, fancy more than men of the frightful DR. W. J. TAYLOR work, cooked and canned goods. Miss Lucy Barrett was called devastation of drink! They bear 3 Junior Endeavor p. m. GEO. S. LANGLAND Mr. E. W. Vancura agricultural to her home at Staples last Saturday ,-the brunt. The drunkard is a Veterinary Physicianand Surgeon LAWYER spervisor for district No. 4 by the death of her father, 7 poor provider and a cruel husband Christian Endjeavor p. m. Graduate left Tuesday for Ray to assist "who was run over by a freight The burden of his excesses falls In litis Block on in making the fair a success. McKillip College, Chicago train, while he was attending to upon the wife and children. Sermon 8 p. m., 'Now or Never.' 4th Ave. Miss Florence Messner, district his duties as foreman of the Take from the politics of our Office at Koochiching Hotel International Falls, MtML domestic science supervisor will freight department of the N. P. states and nation the insidious Mutual benefit demands cooperation. attend on Saturday to assist in railway in that city. influences of the liquor interests judging. Mr. D. B. Jewell will and nation-wide equal suffrage also arrive on Saturday to assist Rev. C. H. Blake left for Motly would prevail within a year's FIRST METHODIST at the fair. You take Saturday evening to spend a time. The mother who sees her EPISCOPAL CHURCH •couple of days with his father family and home disintegrating, POST OFFICE LOOT 5th Street, Corner ot 10th Are. who is seriously ill. From there who because of the saloon or wine C. H. Blake, Pastor he went to the annual Methodist room helplessly watches her boy the picture While getting a box car ready Conference at Wesley Church, or girl, in whom is wrapped all for a shipment of paper at the Methodist Episcolpal Church Minneapolis which opened yesterday her hopes and ideals, on the road paper mill last Friday the loborers The pastor is attending his and will last until Monday straight to the penitentiary or found considerable loot which Annual Conference this week noon. the house of ill-fame, does not had evidently been stolen from which is holding its session at the forget on election day. the Starbuck postoffice about Wesley Methodist Episcopal Civil service examinations will "Let others tell you what the two weeks previous. Church, Minneapolis. Conference be held at the post office in this mothers of your children will Upon examination post master closes Monday next. city on November 6th for the custom prove incapable, or become $3,500 J. J. Lloyd found about service and various branches coarse, cold or neglectful in the of saving bank deposit slips bearing Services next Sunday at the home if given the ballot those of the field service. There ex-| the Starbank stamp. own Town Church will be as fol- who for nearly a quarter of a cenlows: animations are given to all andj Amongst the stuff was found a Sabbath school 10 a. m. offer a good field for young men tury have actually observed the small bottle of acid, evidently Public worship at 11. There will and women to get into a permanent enfranchised women at work, purchased from a druggist and not be any evening service. and luecrative position with know that she can sense the enemy also a saloon business card in this the government. Full particulars of the home more quickly town which seems to give an impression rnMm ^ext_Sunday morning the Rev. tdl_ can be obtained at the post office.. and will fight him with more that wicked designs John O. Ferris of Minneapolis, ing effect than the husband, and were in their minds for the office Superintendent of the American I while preserving all her natural Mrs. Fred Cook will entertain in this city. The case was turned punday School Union will preach feminine charm and sweetness, the fancy work club, consisting of over to the post office directors at the 11 clock^service. she will become even more de- Mesdames Gelliepie, Engbloom, who are investigating it. xt Wisard, Woodford, Watson and voted to the man who has allowed 1 3 ext Sunday afternoon at her ampler means and fuller pow- herself at a downtown ice cream SUPREME COURT DECIDES W E E E O I N A N E N A E clock the Rev. S. E. Gregg will er for the protection of their com- palor this afternoon, as a farewell IN FAVOR OF POWER CO. Artistic Coloring Our Specialty preach and the Rev. J. O. Ferris fireside. The state in safe- party. Mr. and Mrs. Cook mon will §£ve address at guarding and preserving the expect to leave in a few days to an First Class Work—Quick Service—Prices Reasonable The supreme court has sustained church. make their home in Nebraska, health and morals of the young the contentions of attorney where Mr. Cook has been offered is but doing a mother's work. Send in your mail orders The sabbath school at Ranier Harris Richardson for the M.&O. a lucrative position. We need the blending of the •will meet at 2 o'clock next Sunday ^ower company in the case Pugh mother heart and the masculine' afternoon, Prof. Carl Peterson A I N A E O S A O A N vs. M.D. & W. Ry. fire case where Mrs. Evans the southern C. E. judgement and will sustain and is Superintendent and he will Orator held several union services in Pugh claimed $1,600 damages guard our homes." have the help of his good wife LE&TE ORDERS AT X.AURENCE'8 DRUG STORE through fire from passing engine in town this week the Methodists this year. and Baptist giving him which Pugh claimed burnt over NOTICE FOR BIDS 30 acres, but which was denied their undivided attention and receiving We extend to you a cordial invitation ^AAA by witnesses for Railway Co. as a consequence a great to attend the above services Also in the case of Algot Erickson deal of help along educational and Notice is hereby given that What time is it when your next Sunday. inspirational likes. We trust vs. M. & O. Power Co. for sealed bids will be opened for the 13? clock strikes overflowage. There cases were that he will be able to carry away purchase of the M. E. Church WATCH heard at the last term of district buildings on Friday evening, Oct. a good report of this section with MISS LYNCH It is time to have I him for his activities carry him court before Judge Stanton and 15th, 1915, at 8:30 o'clock by the GISH THE JEWELER 'graduate of Wesley Conservatory appeals taken by attorney John practically all over the States. Board of Trustees of said church. repair it for you. of Music Samuelson, both of which were Address all bids to Geo. P. All |work neatly and promptly BIGGEST BARGAIN Grand Forks, N. D. Watson, chairman, Board of lost to him and won by the Power done. Prices reasonable. Trustees. E A E O S I company. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry ever offered in real estate in International 4 The Board reserves the right of the litis Studio, back Falls. One solid block Also dealer in FOR SALE: Three forties on to reject any and all bids. 30 Store Wear-U-Well Shoes t)f lots, or almost five acres for Drug Geo. P. Watson, Rainy River near International $2,000 if taken within three Residence Phone 71 Studio 380 Chairman Falls. Apply at the Press Office. ^eeks. Apply at Press Office. _•' •. -r At, ,1