3- ^W'"',^-^ffy,^"'^'^^ft5«l TW»l?~f:^^f^ -^.V?'^. j' '•'''. 1 j, V%~ t_ ptiTxw INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS ynnw«imii:iiiiiiii.i....^.j»aa{ mtatKsaas&mmmwjaaa-ssagestit INTERNATIONAL FALLS ^SS**SX*XSXSeX»SXSe*SS3CWS3«(S in your heart and not in jour SCHOOL NOTES. *AT THE CHURCHES* I Local and Personal Items heels. Good for the living, com-'s! I S I N E W S Deneige Gagne, Editor. •V forting to the dying. Bllll KMIil Bible class and prayer meeting,' MiflMrOT##«Vw»7»4r*«^*+«^wW^WOT^WWWW«?+ 8 McCLELLAN ITEMS. -r, At a recent meeting the sen',p 8 p. m. every Wednesday taught Mr. J. J. Doran is entertaining Jewe was at Big Falls -ors cjloose heir class colors and by the pastor. Text books at cost his aunt from Millbank, S. D. A T1 Tuesday on school business. price, only 10c. Now is the time'^, Johnson is in from other class flowers After much Andrew Clearwater county. He drove to discussion, lavendar and maize to join Mr. A. C. Wiprud, secretary to ,^°c^1 ^n}° e.t Saturday for selected as class colors, with We are making the most of our ,Kdliher a and a hili wili: were State Auditor Preus, was a visitor the State University hospital for a£. male quartet while we have them "ronchos, then traded them the ulac class flower xhis to our city Tuesday. an operation for rupture. Question being settled, the more with us. Do not fail to hear them.i'or °^en' 804 Sooti wh,ch he a f- difficult one of choosing a motto Our Boys' clubs (the Campfire! Ifaln* Johnny McPhee is reported to Ford for sale cheap-1915 was brought up. Several very Comrades, and the "Rainy River ,re 1S from be the latest Democratic applicant model. In very good condition. Ramblers") are recruiting for the P°°kston cafP.N°' 3 spending Qnes were sug ted but it for the local post-office. Can be seen at Twin City garage. fin(ffhe was fficuit tQ one most summer campaign of boating, e^, 7,s J'u y' camping, hiking. All boys from1, r. M. S. Hague went to Kelli12 ,, appropriate. At last the motto Next Tuesday afternoon Mr. '^"V Mr. and Mrs. Easterly are en- "Character was not Fame," to 17 and from 8 to 12, who willj Tu?day busi" of last week on Vancura will attend the "seed" joying a visit from their daughter,!rho„en promise to behave themselves are neSS" meeting of the Farmers' club at Mrs. Ed. Dolliver of Northome. Mr. Ammon Austin is busy The Palmer Company has offered welcome. Wm. Cross, patrol master. Corner 10th Avenue and 5th St. Ray. helping Mr. Goodwin Gulickson a "Palmer Button" for the pupil E. L. Heermance, Pastor. There will b£ a fine local talent haul hay from near Belle. handing in the best first twenty-five Mrs. Emily Sorenson, Director of FOR SALE Thoough bred'/play on Friday evening, March Mr. Chas. Herbert Brown was drills in the manual within W. C. T. U. COLUMN. Music. roosters, Barred Rocks and Rhode 17th, for the benefit of the CathIsland a McClellan visitor Tuesday evening next two weeks. the Lenten services. Seven weeks Reds. Apply to Edward olic church. The freshman and sophomore Members of the W. C. T. U. are with the Man and Savior Jesus. Vancura at school house. 9-16 Most of the settlers in this vicinity classes are writing stories for the requested to remember that the At 11 a. m. "How He Cured a The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. are in favor of Ditch No. 24, Journal Junior. next meeting of the Union will Blind Man." Mucic in charge of Prof. Vancura goes to Erics- church will hold a food sale in Timber Wolf. Report cards were issued Wednesday. be held at the home of Mrs. Carrier, the vested carol choir. Solo by burg for the Farmers' the Green hardware store Satur- meeting There seems to be a decided Tuesday, March 21st. Every Miss Remington. Saturday, where prices and sam- day afternoon. OAK PORTAGE. improvement in the marks member should attend as important At 7:3o. "Christ as Hero." pies will be exhibited and discussed. a ,. f°r February, as was evidenced business will be discussed. Music by the Bethlehem chorus. An examination for Minnesota Mr. John Rehn took the Waistrom -i, by the glad smile on many faces, All interested in the work are Sunday school at a. m. forest service patrolmen will be & family over to Littlefork 10 ^'any interesting experiments cordially invited to attend. Men held at Big Falls on Saturday, "te"-est'"e experiments anv Christian Endeavor at 7.00. 5 Walter T. Anderson, superintendent March 6th, on their way back are being performed by the chemistry may become honorary members, Reading room cpen on Sunday March 25th,—Adv. M. 16-23. of the sulphite plant, is home. Mrs. Walstrom has been and are welcome to the meetings. students each week. Last afternoon" and on'Mondav, Tues- under Dr. Monahan's care at the quite homesick for many months, We invite the co-operation of every Manager I. W. Hinckley of the ™ee^ i°dine was prepared sue day an(j Thursday evenings. Eudestine Sisters' hospital in our Mr. August Erickson has conr christian person in the city. Loman Mercantile Co., was in our lllly- The week the class is Teacher Training Bible class on cessf city, suffering with pneumonia. tracted for a carload of cedar Our motto is: "Purity in the city Monday enroute to Litfclefork fc,rming experiments with the 1 Monday evening at fence posts from Mr Fred Cook ei 7:30. Home and God in Government." on business. element copper, and finding its Devotional service on Friday Thos. King slipped on the sidewalk near Devlin, Ont., for use on his The following articlc we clipped. properties, both chemical and evening at 7:3o, -'raking up the near Thompson's store on .. farm near Ceylon, Sask., Canada, from the Blackduck American. (teachings of Jesus. Service be- Third avenue and sprained his Mr. Amo of Littlefalls, who has l}lysi,-a" Mr. Gotfrid Lundgren is planning Read it and see what the the freshman gins promptly and lasts three- ankle, but he is progressing fav- been visiting his son, D. C., who ^mlaw 1 Leo to go to Colorado this 7 sentiment of forty-."wo Blackduck orably under Dr. Withrow's care. !,is engineer for the Power |clfsf as. accidentally injured quarters of an hour. chief vv spring, hoping to find a better boys is with regard to the saloon. Co., returned home Monday eve- w^e spotting wood. The ax was Additional choirs have been or- country. True men would not vote for the Mrs. Chas. Hall, who has .ning. caught in its descent by a clothes ganized for boys and for young The people who came to the been saloon and allow "blind pigs" and 1 line and c^ave Leo a bad cut on 1 ladies, and we shall use them later seriously ill, is recovering nicely 1 tt- 1 dens of vice within their city, if iff?*? ?.U"da: '^te"ed IaSt t0 under the care of Dr. Withrow, forehead. His classmates on in our services. We hope to Alderman litis went to the mud the this truth: That God knows our MU11IUV( they would but consider the future at the Eudestine hospital. Her!baths at Jordan to get in line for lloPp school soon have the four choirs together at to see him 111 hearts and can tell wht.i^r we of the boys and girls. Easter. sister is here taking care of her his race for re-election as alder- aSain* really believe in Him iiot, and or three children. man of the first ward. He made Ab°ut, ,aS° h,u,ndred have surrendered to Him when a week KEEP SALOONS OUTSAY South Bethlehem. his filing before he left. inew hbrar'- books amved for the we do this He performs that THE BOYS. (These will be gladly welcomed by Town Hall, Holler's Addition. greatest of miracles and gives us The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Sunday school on Sunday afternoon Register of Deeds F. S. 'Lang !5lfngBsh the new birth. for b0th ri church will serve a fish and meat High School and Eighth Grade views. at 2:00. returned Tuesday after spending supper in the Swendson building Unanimously Ask Voters to Cast Classes will be begun in millin a few days in the city on business CALDWELL BROOK ITEMS. ^opposite Kinney's office tomorrow Ballots Against License. erv Friday, under the instruction THE FIRST METHOD I ST connected with the many loans he (Friday) evening, from five till A document of a world of significance of Miss Case. They will take up EPISCOPAL CHURCH. I is making for the development of Clarence Morrissey and hig everybody has had enough. Thirty-five has been handed to us the. making of wire frames and The Down-Town Church. the farmers in this county. mother drove to Margie Friday cents each. and we gladly give space to inform suitable trimmings. The girls expect night and returned Saturday. the voters of its contents. to make thtir own Easter C. H. Blake. Pastor. L. W. Wilson of Virginia, spent Blaine Canfield went to International Miss Schroeder, who resigned It is a petition addressed to the bonnets. a few days here last week. He Falls Sunday morning on her position as "Hello Girl" War, Murder, Hate ,etc., will yesterday, voters in this village. In glancing The Senior English and the land office business. assured a few of his friends that be the subject for next Sunday was presented by the linemen over the list of names it appears Business English classes are J. W. Allard, Watkin medi* aria office force with a beautiful that the boys in our public county ofeersWta4ave^he wo^d 1 working on oral composition, each m°™ings sermon. At the eveprobably cine agent for this territory, was topay ring in honor of her schools are practically unanimous return and pick one of making a report before sj™ce will be, How God member here for a couple of days this having been a continual "good fellow" in their stand against license to them off. t"e c^ass each week or oftener. I week. during the three and a half They have decided that speech- The Ladies Aid will hold a food sell intoxicating liquors and if the Hector Cameron was a caller at years faithful service with the sentiment among the future voters the Bloom home the first of the Preparedness or the -Battle Cry ^S° a* lo?k.t ^latrd^lfternotr^ Telephone company in our city. in this village is an indication of Peace" will be shown at the penmanship exhibit which week. Services next Sunday are: Sabbath of the sentiment elsewhere, as it 'Grand, April 25th. Many people jMiss DriscoU prepared for the re- Mrs. C. A. Bloom is somewhat school, 10 a. m. Epworth Money to loan on Northern surely is, the saloon is a doomed have travelled a hundred miles to 'cen^: Duluth Teachers convention improved from her recent spell of League devotional study, 7 p. m. Minnesota lands. institution. Here is their appeal see this picture and special trains eiT high praise. It is received sickness. Public worship, 11 a. m. and 7:30 Jevne & Norton, Agents, to the voters who will vote on the have been run for their accomo- d^P^y the hall on the now on Adolph Bloom came down from p. m. International Falls, Minn. question in Blackduck license second floor. dation. the camp to see his mother Friday Ranier service Thursday evenings, May 18. next Tuesday: The pupils of the bookkeeping evening. 7:30. Choir rehearsal Friday, We, the boys of Blackduck, ask class are busy reviewing for a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kahle will Peter Lundstrom has laid oif 7:30. you to continue to help us to be A good grade of iron ore has state examination in arithmetic, soon leave for an extended visit about all of his logging crew and The Sunday school attendance the men we want to be, by keeping to be held on the 23rd of this been found at Indus, where Lacey with their son in Montana. After will finish hauling what logs he climbed a few points higher last the saloons with their accompanying •& Co. are drilling the well at the month. sixteen years of faithful and accommodating has cut down before cutting any Sunday, making it the largest attendance temptations and influences clioolhouse. They are 250 feet The following pupils are on the more. service to the pub- thus far this year. We out of our village in the honor roll for this month: •down and are fifty feet in solid iic in their City hotel, they have Clarence Morrissey has a live do not have supplies for the new future as you have in these past Frank O'Malley, Clayton Bray, ore, according to the report of leased it and will enjoy, we trust, woii" at his place now which wiii students for this nth. April two years. Sigi?ed: Paulus J. Jeanette Ogaard, Clarence Shaw, John Jaquith, who was here many years of recreation, likely have its picture in print. Harold Mclntire, Oliver Olson, begins a new quarter and we will Perrault, Harry E. Cann, S. A. yesterday This sounds good. Martin Beck and Pete Hegg are Bye, Curtis Bergin, Adam Baney, Four thousand acres of state EbJ? Yernberg. I read' "eeds *t that be for the cutting logs for Ole Lundstrom. Oliver W. Foster, Gerhard Odegard, The shorthand pupils were giv- I We have a splendid corps Mr. Henry T. Reppy, immigration The Anderson boys spent Sunday lands idiiub were were sold sum by uy County v^ouniy Audi- /\uai- r— Harry Sorenson, Wm. Conway, officer of Ranier, returned tor Slocum test last week. The at home, returning down th$ at the first saip nf thp en a ee results were quite eood but the' y°u to attend all the Archie Beckwith, Clarence invlte from a six weeks' visit to his season at the court house last 1CSI"LS were quite gooa out tne river Monday to continue hauling Baney, Henry Olson, Robert Perrault, home at DeSota, Mo., and also Monday. There would have been PuPlls "ot that they could .. e™ces tbf Down-town for Wm. Lundstrom. do feel Wm. Lee Oberg, Harold Visited relatives at St. Louis and several more buyers here if there c?mP^e for the world's cham-1 church' wl" cordial You find a A. C. Daniels is intending to welcome. Buor, Floyd E. Reed, Gilbert Atchison, Kansas. He reports the had been a Monday morning train P^onship yet. move his family here to live soon. Thereault, Leonard Hells, Clarence finest kind of a time but is glad over the M. & I. Some coming Mr. Tangen is hauling logs for I S A I S Martin, Enar Chilgren, Ivan to get back again to where things 'by way of Duluth missed the train ROAD FUND TO GET Peter Lundstrom. NOTICES. Moon, Claude B. Rice, Edwin *re being done. AUTOMOBILE FEES Albert Boerner was a Margie because of a wreck between Dujluth Strand, Clarence Allen, George The Church of the New Covenant business visitor Saturday. and St. Paul. Campbell, Ewart Parker, Charlie Corner Third St. and. Ninth Ave. Ing Tangen drove to Margie Mr. John Jaquith, who has State's Attorney Rules on Disposition Hills, Reuben Langard, Gustaf "Social to Save." last Saturday. been living on his homestead SEEDS FOR FARMERS. of Auto License Money Ledfors, Boyd Benson, Roland Wm. Cross, Pastor. Sam Anderson and Ole Lundstrom near Indus for the past fourteen Edw. W. Vancura, district agricultural Reed, Elmer Hanson, Roy Zimmerman, were hauling hay from up years, was a business visitor to supervisor, has a great The Minnesota state road and Bible school, 10 a. m. Classes Winfred Bergin, Ernest the river last week. our city in the interests of his many samples of farm crop seeds bridge fund will get a generous for all. Primary class, Mrs. Baker, Conrad Fortier, Martin Wm. Pickard is doing some mother's estate, whose homestead at his office at the agricultural contribution on August i, when cross, teacher. Boys, class, Mr. .Karls, G. S. Reed, Arthur Olson, piece work cutting logs for Pet^r joins his. Mr. Jaquith is one of rooms of the high school. Those the automobile license receipts fdf ^Viu Martin. Girls' class, Mrs. David Willard Jameson, Cyril J. Putz, Uda3) Lundstrom. the homesteaders wto has been wanting seeds at farmers' prices the year ending then are to be: Rose. Young Men's Bible class, Emmett E. Rolfe. Peter Lundstrom has secured a working while he has been wait-("and seeds of high quality, better! transferred from the state revenmg Einar Stubee, teacher. Adult W. C. T. U. Ed. new team. for roads and facilities for plan to see him at once. He says Ue fund to the road and bridge Bible class, Wm. Cross. Mr. Gish, transporting his crops and now :that good seed at low prices is go- fund. Clifford L. Hilton, assistthat supt. Everybody welcome. OPTION LAW BREAKER BIG FALLS CONSOLIDATED such necessities are coming, ing fast and that the. supply will ant attorney general, today adlie Sermon, 11 a. m. Come worship SENTENCED TO JAIL. ASSOCIATED SCHOOL NOTLS will be able to enjoy a comfortable •soon be gone. He also can obtain vised State Auditor J. A. O. Preus jSW God with us. "Man shall not Cloquet, Minn., March 14.— income from his farm. Carmen and Ohio potato seed free •that the law directs the transfer live by bread alone, but by every County Attorney J. E. Diesen and Since the closing of the Henry from disease This lot has been and, that all fees received since word that proceedeth Out of the Sheriff H. W. McKinnon found a school, Arthur, Herbert and Geo. EGGS FOR HATCHING. .inspected by the state potato ex- I August 1, 1915, belong to the mouth of God." large amount of liquor hidden on Cox have been boarding at John pert and was found to be in first- road fund after deducting exclass Junior Chritsian Endeavor, 3 p. the premises of J. Wilcowske at Carlson's and attending the Big Having purchased McKinnon's condition. penses. The wording of the law m. Fqr the young folks from 6 Kettle River: Wilcowske was Falls school. prize winning Golden Wyandottes, If you want poultry stock of is obscure and there has been to 14 years of age. Something S arrested and pleaded guilty and Pupils and teachers are trying Brown Leghorns, and Rhode any kind, you will find him well serious question about it. A new doing up this way among the was given a jail sentence of three with renewed effort to raise the Island Reds, all of which have posted schedule of fees is to become effective young people. months without the option of average of attendance for March fceen carefully kept in separate It will pay you to investigate in 1918, and it was a ques- Senior Christian Endeavor, 6130 paying a fine. A revolver was and win half holidays for their pens, I have for sale eggs of these ... his proposition when in need of tion whether the license fees p. m. Topic: "Power from our found upon him and a charge was rooms. "varieties for setting at $1.25 per, agicultural products or other ag-j would go to the road fund until Pledge." Leader, Mrs. Raymond. made against him for carrying Scarlet fever has again broken setting, and will guarantee the '^cultural information. He is here that time It is exnerteri tW 1i Class in expert endeavor study concealed weapons. out. Evelyn Allard and James •eggs to be pure bred. for your benefit and yoV are at cens* receipts for the current year conducted by Einar Stubee. Maher are now suffering from tne P. L. Darst, liberty to call on him at any time, will total about $150,000, and ex£Ie fA .Sermon, 7130 p. m. "What You Money to Loan on tarmproperty disease. There was no school Jameson's Addition, be wUl oniy too giad to haye pens^s about $20,000, leaving really Need." in United' States and .Canada, Monday and Tuesday while tfre^ International Falls, Minn.J.you call on him and render his $130,! 1 to go into the road and Gospel singing, soul-wmmng Apply to Frank S. Lang, Interna- Mch. 16 Apr. 6. 'services to you. fund. music. ti (Continued on last page.) The kind that puts grace tional Falls, Minnesota.