PWP^pSIPP! PI 1 'f^JV &W M'f.'?--.£ rt '?:/j"^4*'Sr^ 'i'i^^" 1 "1 1 1 INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS A COMMENDABLE PUBLIC INSTITUTION LOfAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS DISTRICT SAT THE CHURCHES? Neighborhood News by & NEWS NOTES Having been an inmate of the Special Correspondents Eudestine Sisters' Hospital during the past eight weeks, confined Attend the Chautauqua. Fred Shaw is visiting with his with a broken leg, I want father at Ellsworth, Wis. to take this opportunity on the RANIER School starts on Tuesday, Sep* RAY eve of my departure for my tember 5th. Attorney W« V. Kane returned •V home in Minneapolis to express from a professional trip to St. Messrs. McCumber and Cory, Ted Epper is harvesting his my gratitude for the kindly Buy a season ticket for the Paul yesterday. oats. of Iowa, are visiting in our village. treatment and most excellent Chautauqua—only $1.50 for the service of the nurses during my series. Special Sunday dinner from A. A. Gilchrist has a new bull einforced sojourn in the institution. 12130, to 2 p. m. at the Interna^tional cook. Miss Dunniston, of Duluth, FOR SALE—Buggy and single Club. tf. has been visiting Agent and Mrs. Having had an hospital experience harness for $15.00. Apply at John Richer is building a ne^ Kershaw. in seven states I think I Press office. Rev. C. H. Blake went to Motley pig sty. am in a manner competent to express Tuesday night and will be Agent Kershaw made a flying and appreciate the most Postmaster Mac Loman, of home Friday morning. C. Z. Watt has the fire haU trip to Kettle Falls last Sunday estimable attention that I have Corner 10th Avenue and 5th St. the district that bears his name, nearly completed. on business. received, and would feel that I E. L. Heermance, Pastor. was here Monday. Develop your county by buying were remiss in appreciation did Northome Creamery butter a Mike Calahan just received I not commend this asylum for The new depot will, be begun Sunday school at 10. Use Northome Creamery butter it's the best butter made. carload of very fine horses. this fall and ready for the winter's the sick and injured in the and encourage the dairy business. strongest terms, and the sisters Morning worship at 11. business in this county. Otto Polenski, the popular cigar Mr. and Mrs. John Heritage and their corps of kind and efficient man, returned from a week were shopping in Ray Friday. A public subscription is being nurses. Mrs. L. Rifkin is in Chicago end visit to the twin cities yesterday. Evening worship at 8. raised to buy equipment for the Very truly, on a buying trip to secure millinery soon Roy Eastman expects to fire department. F. H. Boardman. and ladies' ready to wear be moving into his new house. The scouts will meet at the August 29, 1916. goods. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nightengale garden on Saturday afternoon Manager Henry Keyes of the and family returned from a Mrs. Robert Chute is confined at 2. Lakeside Fish Co. is in Minneapolis DAIRYING. Wanted—A second hand roll visit with friends in Minneapolis to her home with the mumps. on business. top or other kind of writing last Sunday. Dairying is often said to be FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH desk cheap. Address Box 632, Mr. R. K. Watt has some fin® Miss Nelson, of Jiagle Bend, is the backbone of agriculture. The city. Wm. Horan of Loman passed Welcome to this House of God town lots for sale from $40 up. 'visiting her brother Harold, of estimate of the good value of through our city on his way to are strangers and the poor. the Customs force. milk must be based, not only on Mrs. J. W. Thomas and son, his home from the summer Wm. Cross, Pastor. Mr. D. D. Bishop expects tQ the several elements of which it Emery, who have a good store school at the state university. move into the A. A. Gilchrist Mrs. Joy Gordon of Island is composed, as sugar, fat, casein, at Loman, were here on business house. Sunday school a*: 10. View is recovering from her recent albumen and salt, but on its digestibility. Monday. Alton Harris, of the M. & I. serious illness. The price paid for Railway depot, returned Saturday Mrs. Ted Epper is visiting re* cows' milk is very small compared Preaching services at 11 a. m. Miss Flora Remington, kindergarten after an enjoyable visit to Immigration Inspectors Reppy latives in Columbus Junction, and 8 p. m. with the price paid for other teacher and librarian Boston and other eastern cities. $Iowa. and Dayton are still on the job— animal products having equal of our public schools, has reof nothing gets by them. food value. Junior Christian Endeavor at successful work. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Nelson L, One quart of milk is equal in Born, to Mr. and Mrs. H. 3 P- m. left Sunday evening for the Mrs. F. H. Ault ras returned value to— Withrow on August 26th, a ten Money to loan cn Northern twin cities to attend the jewelers' after a month's delightful visit pound girl. lb. lean beef at 20c $0.15 Senior Christian Endeavor at Minnesota lands. convention and the state with relatives at Swift. 8 eggs at 36c per dozen .. .24 7 p. m. Jevne & Norton, Agents fair. 3 lbs. fresh cod fish at 12c .36 Louis Duffy, who h^s been in International Falls, Minn. Messrs E. J. Ward, J. A. Rose 2 lbs. chicken at 20c 40 FIRST METHODIST Duluth for some time, returned SPECIAL—Low prices *on our and M. R. Johnson have purchased 1 pt. oysters at 20c 40 EPISCOPAL CHURCH home Friday. Mrs. Geo. F. Swinnerton and new fall millinery during Chautauqua the Krause Mercantile Co. 4-5 lb. loin of pork at 15c .. .12 daughter returned yesterday after Cor 5th Street and 8th Avenue week, September 5 to 9. 3-5 lb. ham at 20c ,12 Miss Tresa Schultz, of Duluth a couple of months' visit with People's Store, C. H. BLAKE, Pastor. Mr. Krause, who recently sold It can be seen that by paying is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. her parents in Minneapolis. Residence, 812 5th St. L. Rifkin, Prop. his mercantile business, is figuring eight or nine cents a quart for W. A. Epperson. on locating at Wahpeton, N. milk, you're getting food value 4 Lenore Eastman entertained Engineer and Mrs. L. A. Next Sabbath's services will Dak. that would cost at average price a a dozen little friends at her home Mr. Stahl shot and killed Ogaard entertained a few of be as usual: Sabbath school, 10 twenty-two cents. Every day the miles in Liberty addition last Tuesday large black bear about four their many friends at their summer Stanley Couture, who now a. m. public worship, 11 a. m.' people of the United States use In celebration of her fifth birthday- east of here the 20th. cottage on Rainy Lake over lives at Carlton, renewed his acquaintance thirty million quarts of milk, in and 8 p. m. Sunday. in our village a few addition to condensed milk, butter r#« Mrs. Morris Rowen just days. and cheese. Four million Ranier service next Sunday at FOR SALE—Clean stock of For Sale—Three lots with two turned home from a visit witfo dairy cows are milked every day 3:30 p. m. general merchandise with all small houses on southwest corner relatives in Michigan. Editor Robinson of the shortlived to produce this. New York City fixtures, value about $4,000, or of 8th avenue and 8th street "Region" has accepted a alone uses two million quarts of We invite you to attend all will trade for farm land. Enquire for $900 cash. Apply W.,A. Warner, Sun* lucrative position at North Bay, Tom Watson and family milk daily. From forty thousand at Press office. the services of our church. above address. George dayed with his brother Ontario. dairy farms scattered throughout Watson at Ericsburg. seven states this milk is Edward Voivt and Irene Vance UNITED LUTHERAN Dr. and Mrs. de Vriefc, who Practically all the natives of gathered at twelve hundred of Northome were united in marriage CHURCH have been visiting with Cashier this village made a trip to the The friends of Mr. and Mrf, shipping stations and comes to at the Methodist parsonage Sigurd C. B. Knutsen, Pastor and Mrs. Geo. N. Millard, returned cascades last Sunday and report Frank Green wait presented them the city on eleven different railroads. Tuesday afternoon, Rev. C. H. to their home in Minneapolis a fine time. with a beautiful rocker. It is very important to Blake officiating. last Sunday. Sunday school at 9:30. handle this useful food clean. A The state bank examiner was and single grain of stable dirt can Mr. and Mrs. McCaw Misses Gerda Nelson and Carrie Abstracts and titles to all property Preaching service the tenth here yesterday and found everything from contain 32,875,419 bacteria, clean family just returned home Anderson are leaving for in Koochiching county furKoochiching. satisfactory under Cashier Sunday after trinity at 11 a. m. lakes* milk contains only a few hundred. a month's outing at the Minneapolis to ent,er University County Abstract !w. G. Anderson. hospital to take post-gra'duate Co., official abstractors, International You are welcame to attend all A little calf can run in any cow Mrs. John Richer has returned course of rursing. Falls, Minn.—Adv. tf the services of our church. The D. W. P. Ry. is contemplating stable and take its dinner from home from the lakes where sh$ enlarging their trackage a cow and run out again with spent a week in their summer Just arrived—new fall and A seventeen foot motor launch CARD OF THANKS. at Ranier to accommodate the cottage. certified milk in its little stomach winter millinery. Latest creations with 2.y2 h. p. Detroit engine, increasing business. nature has provided that at lowest prices. also a good cook stove. Price for We wish to sincerely thank our milk delivery. To have clean Mr. John Glava, one of People's Store, launch $65, cook stove $15. Apply Mrs. Victor Davis has returned friends for their beautiful milk all depends on the milker. Our hustling merchants, spent Friday L. Rifkin, Prop. Thompson's Hardware store. from the Pacific coast where flower offerings and for their If a person is a little off in at the Falls and Baudette, re* she has been visiting relatives kind sympathy in our recent bereavement. looks it's bad, but it's worse to turning home Saturday. Mrs. Marie Wallace, our librarian, HELP WANTED— Men or for the past six weeks. be so dirty as to make people who has been spending women to take orders. Splendid Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson. think your whole generation Paul Maeding has a quarter her vacation with Mr. and Mrs. opportunity. Full information E. H. Weber is moving into of acre of fodder corn, a sample was raised sloppy. Statistics Don Burrows at Baudette, is free. Room 221, North Ridge W. C. T. U. NOTES. the new hardware store near the which he brought into Watson's claim that the average person expected home tomorrow. Sanitary Brush Company, Freeport, dock, where he will be in a much store measured nine feet tall. spends $32.00 a year for liquor Illinois. Attention Members! better position to take care of and only $6.00 for milk it's a Mr. Geo. Lang, who has been his growing business. The union will meet at the case of Old Booze or Old Bossy. one of the "stayers" and workers See our new school shoes for home of Mrs. Frank Carirer, 6th —Walker Pilot. on agricultural development MARGIE boys and girls. Reduced prices I Sam Palmer, who is enjoying street, Tuesday, September 5th. around Indus for "lo, these many during Chautauqua. A call will the summer up the lake, was a Every member is requested, to Attend the Chautauqua. years," was a business visitor convince you. business visitor to our village be present to help plan the work Rev. Belsaas of Littlefork here Monday. People's Store, this" week. He's some scout, Sam for the new year. After the four preached Thursday evening. GIRL WANTED—For general L. Rifkin, Prop. is. weeks' vacation every member house work. Apply Press office. Cheap water front land northeast Rev. S. E. Gregg of Littlefork should be ready and willing to Minnesota wanted from FOR SALE OR TRADE—40 Superintendent Helston and preached to a well filled house take up the year's work with renewed Mr. and Mrs. Drew Amo are owners. Have buyers for 1200 H. P. De Tamble automobile. Chief Engineer J. L. Pickles, of Sunday evening. energy, so plan to attend. enjoying a visit from her mother, and 2500 acres. Send checkings, Cheap for cash to save paying the D. W. P., came here Monday Our motto is, "Purity in the who lives in Minneapolis. first letter. price and details duty or will trade for land or to meet General Superintendent The frost last Saturday night Home, and God in Government." Norton, 221 Security Bldg., Minneapolis. N. town property. 1913 model in Cameron of the C. Ry. found many gardens but not very Remember the date, Tuesday, good condition, can be seen at much harm was done. September 5th. Motor Inn. Apply at Press. Messrs. Goedtke, Kirkpatrick, A good program will be rendered FDB&ZO UOTUII Rev. S. E. Gregg, who is doing and Redfield of Spencer, Iowa, Miss M. Croasdale of Interna* after the business sesion. such good work as missionary Capt. Shaw of the Dan Geo. have been spending the past All members of the union will tional Falls was visiting Mr. and CHRISTIAN SCIENCE of the American Sunday Patch announces that his boat ten days with Cashier W. G. Mrs. McHugo Friday last. be glad to know that Mrs. Doty this School Union throughout connects at Loman with the now Anderson, their former townsman. is rapidly recovering from her county, passed through our city Baudette boat, thus enabling at very serious operation, and we H. Magladry was a guest GBOBOB NLfcW COO* this morning on his way home to passengers to make the trip between Mc the home of Mr. and Mrs. of OhlMfo, wn»"««| trust it wont be long before she Littlefork. International Falls and Rev. C. H. Blake takes good Hugo a few days the past week. can be with us again. Member of the Board of Lectureof Baudette in a day. Passengers care of the spiritual interests of We hope Mesdames Heermance The Mother Church, Judge John Berg left last going to Baudette leave here returned our village, and no better testimonial Mr. Anderson and family and McHugo will bring The First Church of night for the state fair with the Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays can be made than the Grand Christ, Scientist, their "new daughters" to the Monday from Boston, Mass. 1 1 Koochiching county exhibit. He coming here they leave spent fact that our people pay liberally, Forks, N. D., where they. meeting Tuesday. All babies are is just the man for this important Baudette on Mondays, Wednesdays vat the cheerfully and promptly to his a few days. welcome at our meetings. and necessary work and the and Fridays. This is a most support. We are all very sorry to see VIKING THEATRE him a delightful river trip and already county owes vote of her Ileen Conlon returned to Mrs. S^ndeen leave our city, for 8UBBAX ARBIIOOV, IBP. 3 thanks for his self-sacrificing many have commenced to avail Sunday home at International Falls she is a loyal white ribboner, but Money tc loan on farm property efforts to keep the county before themselves of the opportunity to with after a week's visit what is our loss is Brainerd's in North Minnesota. Apply Yon.Ac. iwntl in fma am the as one of the best world agricultural travel between the two towns by C. Bessie Marsden. W. T. U.'s gain. to Frank S. Lang, International T: in the, state A "iter. counties w. c. U. COR. Falls, Minnesota. tf (Continued on last page.) js#