mWmill''W^ mJ flrf p^^5^ffp91ffEplg?:• 7 I N E N A I O N A A S E S S PAGE FIVE ,-" RECRUITING WEEK. CREAMERY MAKING GOOD usually talk in Jewish so I can't catch on to a sweet lot, but sometimes LOCAL HAPPENINGS Recruiting Officer Bloomfield has The second week of the local they get excited too (the auctioneers) received a telegram from the war department creamery opened with receipts of and everyone tal^s in 356 saying that President Wilson, pounds of cream, on Tuesday of plain U. S. and I catch my tabs jake. commander in chief of the army this week. The two churnings of These guys will do anything to A. L. Lindvall of Lindford is spending Atty. J. J. Hadler of Big Falls was and navy, has set apart this week butter have found a ready sale with get you off. They will sell the pike the week in town. a professional visitor here Tuesday. as special recruiting week in order local merchants. Get in the habit of for 18c or 20c when you're not by to secure the 70,000 men needed to asking for International Falls butter, and 15c or 16c when you are around FOR RENT— Good rooms. Inquire Three furnished rooms for rent. bring the regular aririy to its war when you phone in your grocery order. to give you the impression that the corner Fifth ave. and Eighthst. Apply 519-6th street. 12-28 strength. The sale of buttermilk, which market is punk. I know because I Let us hope that 'recruits will respond in most creameries is practically given was around when they didn't know A. R. Button was here yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Randall arae as readily for this occasion away, netted nearly $6.00 the it. They will pat you on the back "g 3?Hil'r'" rejoicing over the birth, of a daughter. from Big Falls. with his assessor as the people of this city responded first week. This, with the saying of and say you're all right and at the books. for the Liberty Loan bonds and the freight and commissions on the butter same time their head is in a whirl Red Cross couse. Every citizen sold, will enable the creamery to in an attempt to put one over on you. For Sale—A good gentle cow with Miss Laura Lachapelle of Pie Edgar L. Heermance, Pastor should help this recruiting. pay the highest price for butterfat. It's funny, too, how friendly they Falls was a purchasing visitor here calf three days old. Apply at the are" and how willing to give you the yesterday. BETHLEHEM CHURCH Press office. GET IN THE PARADE. "straight dope." One company tells Rev. C. L. Kingsbury Married. National food conservation day. me "See that company over there FOR SALE—6 h. p. gasoline engine State Forester Cox of St. Paul was they don't keep books right and do It is the desire of the program Rev. C. L. Kingsbury, pastor of the The pastor will preach a special sermon here Saturday in connection with used two months. Apply 417 8th business in a half way, and they sold committee for the Fourth of July Baptist church of our city was street. on this subject at 11 a. m. the fire patrol business. some jax and pickerel for 16c and celebration that in addition to the united in marriage June 20th at Frazee told you they sold them for 13c. excellent lineup of floats which are Tuesday was assessor's day, judg^ to Miss Emma L. Bohue, eldest Invite your friends living throughout Sunday school at 10. They're a bunch of crooks," etc. to be furnished by all of the business ing from the number of officers, who daughter of Mr. Ewald Bohue of that the county to visit with you during (They all have to send in a slip to houses and organizations, that each place. returned their books, to the county ^Chautauqua week. me when they sell our fish showing The evening services will be merged private automobile, not otherwise in auditor. Rev. and Mrs. Kingsbury returned what price they sold each kind of in the closing session of the Chautauqua. use, shall be properly decorate^ and to this city yesterday and will be Geo. Metrovitch was arrested for fish for). Then they will show me placed in line of march as a family Buy a season ticket for the Chau-' at home to their friends at the Baptist 'running a blind pig on Second street around their building and all the float.-It will be impossible for us to tauqua which lasts from -June 27 to parsonage after July 1. and fined $75 by Jiidge Palmer in advantages they have over the other FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL see each individual car owner, and July 4 in the tent near the band Rev. Kingsbury has had charge of Municipal court. companies, etc. CHURCH would request that all persons who stand. the church for the past five months Corner 8th avenue and 5th street I go to another company and they will decorate and put their car in and the membership and friends of Ole Thorson has recently purchased will say, "See that company over Edward Kaneen, Minister line advise us at once. Miss Johnson who has been visiting the thurch trust* they will stay with the former Solberg hotel building there they're trying trying to do C. B. Kinney, Chairman for the past two weeks with Mr. them many years. Heartiest congratulations. at Grand Falls, which he is reported you. I can get two or three cents a Strangers made welcome. Program Cimmittee. and Mrs. Richard Liljeblad returned to be operating as a club pound more than any of them and to her home in Chicago, Monday house. they and this and that company are Patriotic Sunday. The morning evening. W. C. T. U. NOTES INTERESTING LETTER in league to put me out of business. services at 10:45 will consist of a Red ^loney to loan on farm property This is an independent house," etc. FROM.ROY G. PALMER Cross exercise by the girls in costume WANTED—Position as stenographer Mesdames Raymond, Bigsby, Carrier in United States and Canada. Apply They're all a bunch of dubs. soldiers' drill by the boys by graduate of St. Joseph's to Frank S. Lang, International and Heermance attended the They take you around to see the The following letter was received solo by Mrs. G. N. Millard special Academy, St. Boniface, Manitoba. district meeting of the W. C. T. U. at Falls, Minnesota. sights, Coney Island is some dump, a few days ago from Roy G. Palmer, music by the Chorus choir. Patriotic Apply to Miss Bernadette Clairmont, Northome lasta week, Thursday and so you will write the company at who recently graduated from the local sermon by the pastor. Fort .Frances, Ont. Friday. Quotations and messages The local trade unions arae arranging Ranier and they will get more fish. high school and soon afterwards for suitable displays in the from the sessions will be given in If I wrote Mr. Keyes every time I secured a position as agent of the President Wilson asks all Sunday Miss Wilson, one of the stenographers this column from time to time. Fourth of July parade, which will was asked to he would have to have Lakeside fish company of Ranier in schools to make an offering for the at the Power company's The state president, Miss Rosette be the best in the history of this a special delivery for his mail. In New York City. It is so full of interesting Red Cross on this day. office, leaves for Minneapolis with Hendrix, gave on Friday a strong general this burg is all right. impressions of a young her brother Lawrence but will return C*ty" address on the world war. We saw man's first visit to the great metropolis Your brother, The ^Sunday school. wilL meet at when her brother enlists. it-from the standpoint of temperance Engineer O. A. Woodward who was that we thought it might be Roy G. Palmer 10 a. m. and make their Red Cross and motherhood. su^peoned to appear before the interesting to the readers of the offering. Rev. A. Voss general missionary grand jury returned to his home at One strong point was felt keenly. Press. (Ed.) ,.n for the Congregational church We producers no longer need(?) the WAR 5 TO 20 YEARS at Ladysmith, Wis. last Monday 23 Front street, There will be no evening service. who resides in our city is conducting saloon' business as a market for our evening. UNLESS U. S. WAKES UP Cor. Peck's slip, services in Little Falls section of the grain. .. New York City. country this week. Patriotic services in the Ranier Women and children are working FOR SALE OR TRADE—For town Atlanta, Ga., June 20.—Arieriea Dear Brother Ray: church at 2:30 p. m., conducted by a good quarter section of land near to produce food this year. How can must awaken and organize for war Gosh, you talk about rain, it has FOR SALE OR TRADE—A 40horsepower .?Mrs. E. Kaneen. Sunday school at the government allow the destruction Birchdale. 20 acres cleared, good on an enormous scale, or face a long been sultry and cloudy for a couple automobile. Enquire 1:30. house and barn, good bunch of stock of millions of bushels of grain period of ghastly lighting ami worldwide of days here and Thursday we got of P. M. MyUenbeck, Fort Frances. and chickens. Apply L. M., care of in the making of liquors which are suffering. it. It was some rain storm. It rained worse than no food? Press office, BAPTIST CHURCH This was the message bro before for about four hours and by the F. B. Sheldon, president, and A- G. International Falls helped furnish the International Rotary con cntion C. L. Kingsbury, Pastor.. time it stopped the water was knee Wedge, Jr., vice president of the Mrs. Geo. P. Watson daughter a beautiful feature with which thte and he. today by Pomeroy Burton, deep on the streets. You couldn't First National Bank, \?ere here the Emily are Visiting at Big Falls and convention closed. Mrs. F. M. Carrier, .. i. anager and a director of the get anywhere without wading there. first two days of the week on business 10 a. m., Bible study. with a group of Northome Northome this week and will be jomed .Daily Mail and ot'i British It flooded the cellars of the buildings connected with their bank. children $nd young people, g&ve-^he by Florence and Paul who will return napti s. and next day you could see the "Dry State Drill and Roll Call," with f?o th^ir visit at Lpng PrJ^rie It a. m., preaching. Theme, "Threes "By a ng per J, I uivar frj'1 men pumping it out. When the wind Money t,o loan on Koochiching |jy -way of Brainerd next wfifek- waving flags and patriotic softgs. Old Wells." ^•a yeais or more." a: tor. blew there were waves on the street county find Canadian farm lands. Miss Carol Benson of. Blackduck url:„ij predic if America (not little ripples) and when a street Frank S. Lang, Jufrge Frank Palmer and other actcd as accompanist. 7 p. m., society. All invited. C. E. wake up an... strike hard an-J car came along it looked like a tf. International Falls, Minn. owners of Rainy Lake City townsite The officers newly elected for the quick rtr own sh rv: ill lx men launch. In the fish market good boxes hawe made arrangements with district are: Preside®*, Mrs. Hast&y, 8 p. m., preaching. Theme, "Living^ aced. of fisli started to float away (no The Rainy Lake cottages as far up County Surveyor Rose to rcplat that Blackduck vice president, Mrs. Pictures." .. "Why does the American fish story, either). average as Crystal Wach are being connected beautiful location with a vk-w to sell V-*V Paul, Northome, secretary, Mrs. citizen fail to grasp the vita, fact with private line telephones from I got iiere Monday at 3V30 p. m, img locations for summer cottages. Oberg, Blackduck treasurer, Mrs. The Lord's Supper at close of the" that if Germany should destroy the Ranier, as a result of the enterprise Chas. Lyons met me at the depot Carrier, International Falls. morning service. British fleet or overthrow the mass of the various summer residents and it©ok me over to Brooklyn to Resolution. LATH MILL SALE—New 80 FOR ed forces of the Allies on the western between thsfsre points. his Hreme for supper, then we went We, the members 'of the Women's Irorse high pressure boiler with new front, the result would be quick national Wednesday evening, prayer and to one of the high toned operas Christian Temperance Union of the steam pump, 50 horse P*hoenix engine, death for this greatest of all Bible study service. Money Sr© :loan on northern Minne­ Twenty-fifth district, in body assembled You'd think I was President Wilson new belts, Diamond boiler, Rodders the world's republics," he asked -T sota lands. ttlie king of England when I met in this fourth annual convention OT stripper, cost $4,000. Will take OUT "The reason for America's strange the "bosses of the different fish companies. Friday, choir rehearsal. Jevne & Norton, Agents, do resolve" $3,£00 for quick sale. Wxite H. W. 'vY lethargy in the face of real national Falls, Everyone wanted to take me tf International Mism. That our most Stumble and grateful McKinnon, Carlton, Mimn. danger are twofold," he said. ©u£ to lunch and to the opera and to thanks are due Almighty God for queen's own pen and sent to a woman "First the Allies' policy of close permitting our fellowship one with sliow me the sights in general. Mr. and IMrs. Hilman Aal returned Mesdames Bigsby, Carrier, Heer who has recently returned to censorship has resulted in keeping the other and fear the many blessings I could have had a meal every ten from ih«rr honeymoon Monday amd usance and Raymond attended the 'New York and who has the letter the full flow of war facts and a rea received. innmtes for awhile. All of them will soon 'be comfortably domiciled C. T. county convention at W. U. with her now. sonable understanding of the war's That we indorse the resolutions in their wew home on "Millionaire wanted me to give them some fish Jvkxrthome last Thursday and Friday, "Why not the shocking story of developments from reaching the peo'ple. of the fourtieth amnual meeting at avenue which they recently purchased to -sell and for me to write to Mr returning home Saturday,, having en how brutal soldiers forced gentle Second, the attitude unfort Owatonna in regard to total abstinanceof from Mr. H. D. Bean. Keyes and tell him to send them joyed a very delightful series of Rumanian women to disrobe in public unately was taken by leaders of public the individual and that prohibition some in his next shipment. meetings. and then drove them in groups opinion during the eariler stages for the staie and nation constitute The fine -new front being instalfe? Everyone seemed to know where through the streets? of the war that it was no concern of the only national solution of Thse contract for clearing the right into the Burton Department store :is International Falls was but they had this country. This attitude unquestionably the liquor problem.. Why not, in another category of my for *he county-'road on the rapidly nea-ring completion and will no idea of its size, etc. I nearly served to create a sense of those stories of thrilling heroism so That we believe society, in con range line between townships 65, 22 be a credit i:o the city. Something "croaked" when I told them it was entire indifference of the war issues persistently concealed? I firmly believe formity with God's few should main and 23 and, 64, 22 and 23 the Nett new here and very attractive. in a forest and had no srabways, elevated in the mind of the American pe'ople the response would be electrical. tain a single standard of morals for Lake country was let last week. jtailroads, paved streets, etc generally." The American people would -men and women. This road when completed -will give When I told them Ranier was a town Stephen M^Hugo, yard foreman for "For remedy, Burton urged that rouse as one man to their task, fired That equal political rights for m^n the manay settlers of Nett Lake an of two or three hundred they nearly the M. D. & "W. railway and family the British censorship disclose the •atid women }s just. with patriotic fevor born of a full' outlet to Alvina by team, heretofore flopped. They thought it was nearly returned home Sunday after an en horror of German atrocities in Bel and true understanding of what this That realizing the increasing evil they have "been able to go only across as big as Chicago. Talk about saps— joyable month*® vacation with his gium and elsewhere and that the war means to them and their future." in the-use of narcotics, we will work Nett and P.elician lakes. one fellow didn't know wheat from folks at Madison Lake and with American government put an efficient mosre earnestly against the indiscriminate oat&—had some planted outside the Mrs. McHugo's parents at Eau war press agent at work in After declaring that "great masses use of narcotic drugs and city but had lost track of their The many friends of Dulice Kmshella Claire, Wis. every city, town and village in the of the population throughout the for the enforcement of the law names, he said. will be interested in knowing land. country are dangerously apathetic, against the sale of cigarettes and that she has accepted the position a,* FOR SALE CHEAP—Eighty acres My hotel is right by Brooklyn "If there could be a radical revision tobacco to minars. and oblivious to the acute peril which head nurse of hospital at Remer. first class land two miles from the bridge and East river. I've seen already of the French and British censorship threatens That we indorse the recommendations them," Burton outlined Miss Kinshella is the daughter of tiwn of Big Falls. Three hundred Fifth avenue, Broadway, the rules," said Burton, "permitting what the government can do to of our district president her overcome in Mr. and Mrs. T. H, Kinshella of our dollars of salable timber.. Easy cleared. Statue of Liberty, the Woolworth a much freer flow of all sorts of that: annual address, especially with regard city and she was one of the first Good road and phone. For further and Singer buildings, the Tombs, war facts and war development from to the conservation of all grain "As for the censorship in America,, graduates from our local high school particulars address R. C. Mahurin, Coney Island, the Atlantic, etc. the fighting areas the effect, I feel for food and the prohibition of their establish a censorship board of five" after her graduation she went to Severj' Kansas. 419-510 One man told me it was almost sure, would be enormously beneficial use in making intoxicating1 liquors. newspapermen, with consulting military Duluth and completed a course in impossible to get lost in New York to the allied cause. We. also recommend a telegram be and naval advisors, and proceed St. Mafry's hospital in that city. Florence, the two year old daughter because it's only ten miles long and "Would it not be the height of *sent to President Wilson to that effect. upon that broad and simple Since then she has been practicing of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin two wide. He wasn't joking either. wisdom to reverse the policy which basis and there will be an end to all in Duluth and in this city and has died Monday after only four hours I said "Oh!" even yet withholds from the world We express our thanks to. the W. this foolish censorship discussion. highest recommendations from all illness caused evidently by poisoning the full truth about the incredible I've developed into an African dodger C. T. U. of Northome and to others "This situation demands far more A the physicians under whom she has through something she must have atrocities in Belgium atrocities who have made our stay so pleasant, already, dodging the street cars, than complete frankness with the V*rked. eaten. The funeral was conducted which, if possible, have been outdone teams, autos, taxis, etc. Whenever to Miss Hendrix, our peloved state people. It demands a nationwide by Rev. Edward Kaneen at the M. E. in Rumania All of them &£• president, for the inspiration and I want to hurry any place in the campaign of information deliberately Former County Commissioner -R. church. would serve to show the people here city I just have to take a subway help of her presence, to the musicians designed to bring the people S. McDonald and E. E. Peterson what they might expect in the event who have contributed so much and I'll get there at the rate of a mile quickly to a thorough understanding formerly of our city but now at The following young men who of a German invasion of the United to our enjoyment, for the picnic dinner a minute. If I don't have to hurry of all phases of the war. Grand Prairie, Alberta, which is the have been employed at the offices of States what sort of an enemy, in and auto ride to Island lake, and I take a street car. 'Organize and project, under government end of the Canadian Northern are the M. &. O. Power Co. leave Saturday fact, we are fighting. mm/ to all other persons who have helped Some class to those Jews on market direction, a great campaign at the'head of a three day celebration to enlist in either the U. S. "Why not expose the fiendish deviltry in making this convention a success.' days. In trying to bid the highest of information to reach the eyes and in their new home-town to celebrate marines or aviation corps: Morton Resolutions Committee, which caused poisoned candies -for the fish they will go on each hearts of the people. Freely use the. the Canadian Dominion day on Houston, Lawrence Wilson and to be dropped from German airplanes Frs. Freeberg, Blackduck, each other and make a dog pile of it, advertising and news columns of the 2nd. Sunday school picnic op Chester Turner. They have all been for Rumaniaji children to pick up Mrs. Raymond, Int'l Falls, hollering all the time, and as there every useful publication in the country. 3rd and American Independence the here for some time and while their and eat? "^Mrs. Semon, Mizpah. are about twenty markets on Peck's .. v.'These -day on the 4th. The crowds will leaving is much regretted, yet the slip alone to say nothing of those "Why not the tragic story of how things, it seems to me, are gather from the 200 miles radius of fact* that all are leaving good positions PLANTS FOR SALE the queen's little boy, her youngest, ort Fulton and other streets, you of paramount importance in vie^ of country around them to bless the day and volunteering for service picked up one of these poisoned can imagine the noise. If you placed circumstances which exist today when these hardy, pioneers moved o? is highly appreciated by all who have Fine large tomato plants re^dy to sweets in her garden, ate it, sickeded a crowd of guys yelling at a tie foot clearly indicating that as this country in and started the patriotic expression learned" to regard them so highly pioom peppers, egg plants and cucumber almost at once, hovere between life ball game between Yale and Harvard organizes for war quickly or.^. of hundreds of new settlers the for their personal worth and character. plants ready to set out, frr and death for weeks and finally died beside them ft would sound el ad a who recently moved into that haVe We( wish them God speed and sale at Dr. Swinnerton's greenhouse. in her arms? like an echo in comparison with the hesitatingly—so will this end of the country. .. .. a safe return® 812 6th street, city. egj noise of the bunch of Jews. They ..-"This story was written by the war be soon ot long in coming." kdi