& 1^ •'J* 1} -, ,.'$£* *«)£& #3~-S ~!f3'S^'"''t t« Vw *-*& i®f j- rta 2V-A.K.** 1 INTERMlTKtttMr^ f'~ 'v .-.-J -V'- pagefWe /''-v 1 BljG FALLS DISTRICT NEWS 'PiR^Fr NOTES. LOCAL HAPPENINGS Commissrbners Harridan and Ulvedahl NETT LAKE There ^reY 1478. names on the Koochiching are viewing roads in this vicinity county registration list. at present. Mrs. C: Gerard and son were at the .village shopping. For. $lraft purposes every registration Clyde Johnson, forest ranger, secured The Maccabee lodge are having a 4 ON THE OTHER TEAM card has been given a different several applications for the picnic up the lake, today. Mrs. J. B. Johnson and son were number than the black ink number forestry regiment to go to France. •VV"v. shopping at Nett Lake. on the upper eight hand corner of Otto Jahnke is at Bemidji for another the card. Blaine Canfield is on business at consignment of cairs. Three new settlers moved on the the county seat this week. reservation this week, including Everyone on the registration list Jcs. J. Lloyd is in St. Paul consulting stock and farm implements—the kind has been drawn. Those required in lIXHU2&. Jennie and Aagot Tangen came a specialist about his eyes. that stick. the, first draft will be notified soon down from Caldwell Brook last to appear Jn the order drawn for examination' week.to attend Norsk school at Margie. Mrs. L. A. Ogaard left Monday The Nett Lakers who attended before the exemption Edgar L. Heermance, Pastor 1 night for a few weeks' visit with her the^ dance at Orr report/ed a fine board. If further drafts are necessary parents at Fisher. succeeding numbers will be Morning worship at 11. "The P^th," Quite a few of our local young men Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tenant of Silverdale taken in the order drawn. -have been called to the colors" by another sermon with the flavor of are in Ijifetj Lake. Mr^and Mrs. Cornealy have been Uncle Sam's wh^el of fortune. outdoors. enjoying a visit from their daughter, August"*! will probably be the earliest The Indians have returned froiy Mrs. Porter, Of Minneapolis. date when anyone will be required J. J. Hadler, A. M. Jenson and Carl .Evening worship at 8. The pastor the big council held at Bemidji. to appear before the examination will speak on. John 2, "Wholesome Hilstead were in International Falls SenatorAdams of Duluth is here as board.!1/! Pleasure and Vested Wrong." Tuesday on business matters. J. C- Clark has the ^finest garden of the attorneys in the Geo. A. 1 Elder bond purchasing cose. in this end of the pounty. It is. devoid The examination board for this Sunday school at 10. The work at the new school house of weeds. county consists of County Auditor R. is progressing quite rapidlyi C. Frasei*, County Sheriff Thos. P. The Swedish Lutheran Aid will FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Agent Cohrior returned yesterday Whit^, and"County Physician M. E. give an ice cream lawn social at CHURCH from a trip to tower. Withrow|[jJ their church corneir tonight. Corner 8th avenue and 5th street CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES 1 9" Edward Kaneen, Minister Baptist Church Earl G. Torrey, examiner of inheritance, Anyone nQw here who registered Commissioners Green, Harrigan, is expected today. All in any other city or county should and Ulvedahl.are spending a. few Strangers made welcome. heirship lands will be probated and Thursday night, July 18, at the write to the registration board of Here we have a Baseball Player days looking over ditch roads Big from a Neighboring Town. Note his estates/settled and divided. home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Sherman, the placp where they registered to A. Falls. Morning service at 11. Music by Low, Depraved Appearance and Ruffianly was a scene of merriment, the occasion get their draft number. the Junior choir. Bearings Let us throw Pop Bottles Ed^ Porter and sons were in town being in honor of Mrs. Sherman Prof. Luther Hansion and the other at him and call him Harsh Names, shopping yesterday. gr. en by the Christian EnJeavor of All additional news or reports that musical members of the family gave Evening service at 8. Special music will not Knock a Home Run. BO lie the Baptist Church. can be obtained relative to the a concert at Northome Tuesday Why Is he not Gentlemanly, like the by the Chorus choir. Fred Hartman was here yesterday The event was a surprise to Mrs. drafting$rill appear in the Press and evening. JSaseball Players on Our Side? in the windows of the Press building. for supplies. He has a four-acre lot Sherman as nothing was said about Epworth League at 7:15. Topic: of alfalfa looking fine. it until the merry makers burst in Each man will be notified by letter Mitch Burton,, left Monday night "The Community's Recreation," led when to appear before the examining on the home with their radiant faces. Mr.and Mrs. Edgar Zimmerman for Mudcura baths near Shakopee, by Emily Watson. Some viery good specimens of high Mrs. Sherman, who is to leave our board. are enjoying a visit from his sister, where he wil take t^atment for his grade iron ore have been found by city in the near future, owing to the Mrs. J. A. Balmer of Duluth. rheumatism. */," Sunday school at 10. the Indians. Nett Lake district can transfer of Mr. Sherman who is one Those claiming exemption will be send a very good display to the of the officials on the customs staff, required to prove their cases by affidavits :v •. r- r. FOR RENT— Good rooms. Inquire C. L. Sheeran of Bgnson, who was Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening. has been one of those never tiring and witnesses before the examination county fair. corner Fifth ave. and Eighthst. formerly deputy county auditor here board. ones that have always helped in the for many years, is a subpoenaed witness The Sunday school and church picwill Some of the finest agricultural uplift of the work when ever called Mrs. John Christ and family are at the Elder., tri^l., be held next Wednesday, Provisions are being made by the land in the north country lies in the up'on, with a hearty and cheerful visiting relatives in Thief River Falls August 7. The Manitowoc will leave -1 7. Nett River valley, When probated will, striving to gladden the hearts government to insure the lives of but are expected ^ome next week. Money to loai^opv., Koochiching the dock at 9:30 a. m. for Clark's -,rwill soldiers and sailors and to take care. there be several tracts on the of those about her and encourage county and Canadian farm lands. point. of their dependents. market.'Then look for a boom. them in some way. FOR SALE—Various articles of Frank S. Lang, Although Mr. Sherman was unable household furniture, also hard coal tf. International Falls, Minn Children's day exercises will be to attend the meetings of the Watch for notification when to* BIRCHDALE heater, at a bargain. S. A. Sherman. held in the Ranier church at 2:30 young people owing to his work, he report. It will be mailed by the local p. m. Sunday. The exercises will be Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peterson are board to your address as shown on will be greatly missed and we hope Mr. A. P, Pett^rson of Ericsburg kev. Howard was in Williams last patriotic with special music by the mourning the death of their infant he will be greatly benefitted by his your reoperation card. If you have Sunday. Rev. Voss, district superintendejLt, was here Tuesday and reports losing Chorus choir. Come and enjoy these son who died. Monday and was taken transferring. changed your address, notify the his best cow by being run over by a .filled his place here. services. to Virginia for burial Tuesday board how. During the evening a short address Canadian Northern train the first of night. %. K' by the president, Roy Martin, was Win. Webb has his shingle mill the week. Sunday school at 1:30. When notified to report to the local given, in which the presentation of running and has a large stock of John Glava of Ray, who recently a C. E. pin was made to Mrs. Sher~ board, first submit to the physical'examination FOR SALE—25 full blooded white shingles to saw out for the homesteaders. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH returned from taking a course of man in behalf of the. society, ex by the board, then Leghorns, one year old. Ed Johnson, treatment at the Mt. Clemons, Mich., pressing their appreciation of the wait. If you do .not pass the physical 615 10th avenue. Phone 330. j26 Morning sermon topic "Faith.,! baths for his rheumatism, was a us. We trust that in her new home examination you will be discharged Ojir .boys of the: navy are at Newport/ business visitor ih our city with R. without further proceedure. them. The concert- in the Swedish Lutheran ifc L, training and we hOpe they Evening, "A Sea Captain.'- W.Js Watt' Monday.!' r* "',J" A male quartet rendered a number church by f?rof' Luther Hanson wilt be able to' sink more than one and assistants, last Thursday evening of pieces, whiie a readiiig by If you qualify physically you will boat. was one of unusual mferit and 10 a. in., Bible school. Mr. anld Mrs. H. M. Babcock have Rev. Kingsbury was greatly enjoyed be notified and that will be your cue was highly appreciated by those who been enjoying a few days yisit with by all present. to file any claim of exemption if ,Ludwig^ Franzen, a nephew pf Con heard it. 7 p, m., Christian Endeavor. Leader, you wish to do so. It must be done their daughter, Miss Laura Babcock, Refreshments were served, after and Joe Cerosky is on the U. ,S. S. Mrs. Will Messersmidt. who returned to her practise in Min which, thanking Mr. and Mrs. Sherman within seven days after your are notified "Tuscarora" doing duty as first class FARMERS—Let us see you about neapolis Tuesday evening. Ehe expects that you are physically fit. for the cordial way in which fireman. The "T." is doing patrol insurance on you farm property. Wednesday evening, prayer, and to offer herself as a trained they had given the society the use duty the great lakes at present, On 719-26 First National Bank. Bible study service. J, Red Cros nurse. of their home, they bid them a good Ten days more will be given you 1 but Ludwig Writes that it yas believed to, file your claim. On or before the night and went merrily on their way. they would go out on the Mrs. J. C. Callaghan of Alexandria Friday evening, choir rehearsal. third day after filing your proof you ocean soon. FOR CASH. arrived here Friday evening from will be notified whether exemption We buy and sell live stock, milch THE WAR IN BRIEF Duluth where she was visiting \vith has been granted you. W. C. T. U. The Petrie boys have finished cows, veal, mutton and pork. friends, to visit with her sister, Mrs. -A The meeting last week was held their clearing for the present and as O. M. Larson & Co. Our government did not declare W. E. Wheelock, and her brother, If you don't approve the decision at the home of Mrs. Snodgrass in soon as a team can disc in their clover tf Phone 3 war on Germany. It declared that a -Mr. A. G. Reder, both' of this city. of the local board, file an appeal to South International. ?£(e,ed they will be home to Deer state of war existed, because Germany the district board on the form to be" creek and help their father in haynig. County Auditor, Fraser has received was already committing acts FOR SALE OR TRADE—A 40horsepower obtained from the local board. The The new street car was found a They have made a fine clearing blanks for exemption claims, absolute of waron us. automobile. Enquire district board's decision will be final. most convenient way of covering the and Roy will soon' have a fine farm. discharge* .lists) of general in Germany was sinking American of P. M. Myllenbeck, Fort Frances. iii an in distance for those not accustomed Mrs. T. W. Howard and son Tom structions to registrants, envelopes ships and drowning American citizens, to walking. Then wait, and don't change your report a pleasant trip up on Lake of and stationery foji notifying registrants and declaring hfer intentions of St. Anthony's Ladies' Aid of St. address without notifying the local the Woods and Sabacon bay. when to come and be examined, so continuing to do. Tliomas church will give a picnic on board of the change. If you are certified The meeting was short and businesslike. in fact every.thir.g but- the official list "Property can be paid for. The the riv^r bank near the Itasca dock into the military service of We are glad to be sending Mr. Ling, surveyor from International o£ the drawings made. lives of peaceful and innocent people *next Sunday, July 29. Sports, games, the United States you will be notified six dollars for the W. C. T. U. ambulance Falls, took the levels on the cannot." etc., will be put on and a royal good when, where and how to rpeort. to be sent to France for Red section line between sections 3 and Germany was paying agents to destroy The services at the Methodist time is assured. Everybody welcome Cross work. 4 to find if an outlet could be made church last Sunday evening were of and burn American factories.' From that moment on you will be east for the water fromi the south, Germany was trying to incite Japan an unusually high iorder. The members FOR SALE At a bargain. S half a soldier, subject to the military The comfort bags are under way. and found there was only about an and Mexicer" to fight us. of the chorus choir and orchestra of NE quairter, Sec. 17, Twp. 133, R. Materials and directions may be secured regulations of the United States. inch fall in about 1000 feet, and that Germany was filling our country— were under the leadership of Mr. 32, St. Louis county, Mirin. Apply from Mrs. Raymond. there was two and a half feet by the even our government offices—with Evor kefsaas, and gave evidence of Geo. H. Gallup, Jefferson, Iowa, tf "canal" route, by the church. spies and hostile agitators who "set TRY THIS ONE very thorough training and delightthe CIRCUS DAY IN THE criminal intrigues everywhere afoot." Frank S. Lang, our unusually efficient large audience. The solos by Emil Ostlund is building a good big Father used to bury cabbages each RAILROAD YARDS "Self-governed states do not fill Mrs. Alex Boehme^r, Mrs. G. N. Millard register of deeds, is taking a barn. Gust Jacobson and Oscar Johnson fall. He dug a shallow trench and', and Mrs. Edward Haas were their neighbor states with spies." three weeks' vacation at Mudcura, are helping him. lined it with a little straw—one could At the railroad yards picturesque "The wrongs against which we now touchingly and beautifully rendered. Shakopee. He left here in his auto scenes are shown by lighted torches use old newspapers. In this he laid Rev. Dr. Ross vof St. Peter gave an array ourselves are no common 'last Friday by way of Warroad and Ole Nelson had a tussle with a which throw a yellow glow over hurrying the cabbages, root down. He' used wrongs they cut to the very root of expects to return by way of Bemidji inspiring and helpful address. calf and is a little the worse' for the men who make every minute human life.'" to put a Ijoard on each side of the and Big Falls. same. The calf holds no grudge and count with hte James Patterson row of cabbage heads, to protect If we are beaten, what have we a A BIG FARM BARGAIN is none the worse for its part in the trained wlid animal show combined right to expect? them from the dirt, and then cover Money to loan on northern Minnesota game. with Gollmar Bros, circus. As a matter the whole business with a few inches What Germany has already inflicted lands. For immediate sale because of of fact, the first section, or "flying of earth. When the supply ran out upon conquered peoples. Jevne & Norton, Agents, sickness in the family, my entire Mrs. E. W. Webb and Mrs. John squadron," leaves the exhibition Men driven into slavery. in winter, we used to pry off a section tf International Falls, Minn. farm, buildings and stock for only Johnson have each a new loom for city at 10:00 o'clock at night, before of the. frozen earth, and get the Women driven into slavery worse $1,200. Consists of 160 acres of good weaving rugs, carpets, etc., and now the evening performance is over. nicest cabbages anybody ever saw,. than slavery. John Woitel, one of the most successful land with good log house 24x36—5 v%re look for carpets on the floors instead This is done that the first train may Hugeindemnities that shall cripple and in, the spring those buried cabbages farmers in the Rauch district, rooms, barn 18x20, chicken-' coop of ''puncheon" floors, which came out fine and dandy. Nobody reach the next stand long before all industry and destroy the possibility was called here as a petit juror 20x12, storeroom and milk house were, so fashionable a few* years ago.. daylight'if possible. The other trains of happiness for every citizen. sold cabbages, then, but the but on account of having large hay 10x12. 20 acres in haV crop, 14 head begin departing shortly after mid­ chances are nobody would have any The loss of personal freedom. crop to cut and a hay barn to burld of young stock, 6 2-year old heifers, The Red Cross society gave an ice In Germany the people exist for trouble disposing of nice, fine heads, ajid not being able to secure help, 2 yearling heifers,'4 yearling steers cream' social in the church parlors Rain and mud ,sometimes retard next spring.—Marshalltown Herald- was excused from jury service. the sake of the military class. and 2 spring calves and 30 chickens. •y}: Tuesday evening. A literary and the quick moving circus, but extra In America the army exists for the First applicant can have this for only mucisal prograqa also was .rendered. effort in a great measure nullify A good five room dwelling house sake of the people. $1,200 just as everything stands. Location DR. A. J. KLIMEK their presence. Working man and Rev. Voss sang several solos,. Mrs. The kaiser declared: "Only one is (t*Sfor sale on 5th, street. All modern 5 miles along good road from EYE SPECIALIST Robert Green rendered a fine vocal beast are slumbering deeply when master in Germany. I will tolerate no rf ./^conveniences. Apply at Press office. Rainy River. Apply L. L. M., Press solo and Mrs. D. W. Vipond qf Boucherville the engines couple for the nocturnal other." "Nothing more henceforth office. REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST gave us a fine violin solo journey. The flying squadron" is the may be settled in the world without Edw. O. Amundsen and little son, train that carries the stables, cook which was loudly encored, in which of Little Falls, Minnesota vis^ friends" and re- the intervention of Germany and the Dr Larson, the optometrist, will be even "Roudy" took part. The social tents-, blacksmith shops, etc., and as German emperor." Natives in this vicinity some time in Will Be At the at Victoria hotgl. Saturday, August a rule the early morning meal is seemed to4 be enjoyed by all and it Lincoln said: "A government of |§August on his return to California REX HOTEL, THURSDAY, AUG. 2 ready to serve by the time 'the performers, is hoped more will follow. Birchdale the people, by the people, for the from Chicago via the Canadian PacJpffTc. 11, one day only. Returns Every Sixty Days is bound to "do its bit" in helping bosses, auditors, etc., begin Mr. Amundsen lived at Loman people shall—not ,perish from the Dr. Klimek guarantees a correct fit to arrive. This big dotible amusement to squelch the "mailed fist." Receipts for a number of years and still owns earth." of glasses and satisfaction to every enterprise will' give two performances netted about $20.00. 160 acres of lantf there, but has spent Wilson says: "We must make the eye that is not blind. and a, grand free street the past eight years in California world safe for democracy." Consult him if you have defective parade in Fort Frances on Tuesday, That is what, this war means. where he is farm adviser of Placer Abstracts and titles to all property -Consult him if you have defective eyes, headaches,-nervous troubles or July 31. **«dv county. Mrs. Amundsen, formerly I Every one must make every needed ia Koochiching county furnished by eyes or need glasses. They are good need glasses. Complicated cases especially sacrifice. Everyone must give all Miss Cora Simpkins, being on the the Koochiching County^ Abstract Co., invited. for human eVes. board of state fair directors, cannqt Official Abstractors, ^International needed help.—Public Safety Commission. Examination Free. accompany her husband on the trip. Artificial eyes fitted. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS Falls. kt.