contain maps, cuts, -tables and de-scriptive CAMP DODGE matter about all the towns LOCAL HAPPENINGS Sixth street§-. I%^ BMLEHEtt CHURCH on, the road. The board of directors •i: Following physical examinations yv? of the association entrusted Mr. Koll 1 v. of the men sent -to^Camp Dodge a The forty new houses being erected with the work of getting out this' small percentage of thiem are being by the Improvement company on book, and while on the road he is rejected and sent home. Four of KNOWS WHAT TO EXPECT Ninth street are fast nearing completion. arranging for financing it with the Attend the football game Saturday the Koochiching county increment between oui high school boys and help of commercial clubs and business have been so rejected, some of men along the route. He reports the Bemidji team. whom returned home this morning. It is believed that the next contingent that up to date,, after over three W They are Asa Whitbeck, Bertram C. The Mothers' club meets at the for the army training camp weeks on the road, he is running Guild, John Harasymink and Robert 'Alexander. Baker high school building at Camp Dodge* Iowa, will leave nicely with his estimated cost. The Collum. about the 25th. automobile club held a meeting here Friday, October 12, at 2:30. m?i These returned boys rpeort that last night and voted $150 toward financing ra. everything is progressing nicely Tom Tronson and Alec Gorham the book. LOST—A blue sefge vest between are going to build homes for themselves and that boys are well satisfied, and V-4 the business and residence section. Mr. Koll reports that if tourists Edgar L. Heermance, Pastor that they' are getting equipped with Finder please return to Press office. this fall on 5th street near or homeseekers who are impressed Capt. Bedell's new bungalow. their outfits' uniforms, guns, etc., as anywhere near as favorably with The pastor is at Columbus, Ohio, rapidly as possible. One thing that Mrs. Clarence Speelman, who has the route as he has been thus far this week attending the National Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Syreen have seemed to be a surprise to the most been in the hospital with a siege of there will be no dearth of travel Congregational Council, but services been enjoying a couple of weeks' of the boys, they said, was the fact typhoid fever, has recovered and re once the book gets them started. will be held as ust\al, under the auspices ithat as the boys were drafted they visit from his brother, George Syreen turned to her home on 6th street. The book will be distributed free. of the Women's Missionary of Crosby, prior to leaving for thought they would not receive very Many people in International Falls Union. good treatment at the hands of the Money to loan on Koochiching the training camp. 1/lAwv and the county have known Mr. Koll officers. However, the returned hoys county. and Canadian farm lands. for upwards of ten years past as At the morning service at~ 11 Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fraser entertained say that the treatment could not Frank Lang, S. receiver of the U. S. Land office and Edward T. Street will give an address. have been better. That if there was tf. International Falls, Minn. about thirty of their farmer then in connection with his boosting Music in charge of the Cecil friends from down river at their anything any of the boys wanted to work in the Northern Minnesota iati and Carol choirs. home last Thursday night and a very know and they asked any of the officers A •conference of the county bankers Development association, he having for information they were treated was held here Sunday to decide enjoyable evening is reported. assisted in getting support for needed In the evening at 7:30 there will be very courteously and the desired on the best ways- and means to dispose legislation for the north country an unusually interesting program of L*et us get ready to chip in a little information was immediately forthcoming of Liberty bonds in this county at various times. songs and recitations: "The Story of to help the Home guard boys on if the officer himself posessed the Nations." They expect to drive through to their good uniforms. They cost the .information, and if, he did not Money to loan on farm property The Tired Fisherman has a Fine Casis Lake, stopping at the various in United States and Canada. Apply more than was expected but he would take them personally to String of Fish. Yet he does not look Sunday school at 10. towns enroute for data, etc. small contribution from everybody where the information could be secured. to Frank S. Lang, International Happy, for he ksows that when he Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Falls, Minnesota. tf. will soon malee up the difference. Gets to Town, the Fellows will ask, NETT RIVER "Where did you Buy them?" and he A union service in the interest of From their report there seems to wttl have to Grin Sheepishly, whereas There is said to be one editor in the American Sunday School Union Rev Howard of Birchdale passed be very little but great satisfaction, lljoad work started again this week he would like to Wallop tbem Fore through $own Tharsday on his return known but ft is conjectured that he 'is being planned for the evening of and what little dissatisfaction there on the new road on the range line, ami Aft with his string of Finny heaven. How he got there is not Sunday, October 28. home from the state conference is comes from the few aliens or hoping to complete the work before The church families will have of the Congregational church passed himself off as a -minister and from those with whom dissatisfaction deep snow comes. stepped in unexpectedly. When the Hallowe'en social that will go down in St. JRaul is chronic. Wm. Kiever of Littlefork ^vas 'here dodge was discovered they searched in history. The committee in charge Monday. C. E. Green and family took dinner the realms ©f felicity affl their length is E. T. Street, Henry Dawson, Miss FOR SALE—y -A fine long cow SCENIC HIGHWAY SECRETARY .with D. L. Hampton Sunday. Mitchell, Miss Fleming, Miss Serum part Shorthorn and part Hereford, and breadth for a lawyer to draw up IS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Matt Giflespie re heavy with calf but still giving milk the necessary papers foi •ejection but gard and Mrs. Arthur Wilson. iturned from tfheir eastern trip Friday D. L. Hampton, C. E. Green and they couldn't find one, and of course both irich and plentiful. Apply Chas M. N. Koll, secretary of the Minnesota morning. families took dinner with Mrs. J. B^ Gingrich, Margie. the editor held the Iwrt.—St. Hignace Word "has been received that Mrs Scenic Highway association, Johitson one day last week. Enterprise. Erb, who was announced to appear arrived in International Falls yesterday R. P. Chaste of the state auditor's here for the Red Cross next Wed Oil' account of the Northern Pa afternoon at 5:30 o'clock on W office was hiere Monday conkicting B. Jewell and Mr. Boweft were cift/ changing time, whereby their Food Comemtin Meritfaq nesday, has been ordered to France his trip over the entire route of the the regular sale of state lands. in our midst last week looking after train arrives art Brainerd lastwr than and the date will be filled by Mrs highway. He is accompanied by A. Miss Bterger of the University Ex school affairs. heretofore, the M. & I. will soon Campbell of Minneapolis G. Tuberg, an expert road "logger," tension Seervice, will italk and give FOR SALE—Some good second hawe a new Slime card out Springing who is making a log of the load. demonstration of 'the conservation hand furnitrore. Inquire of Msrtt Graham, Settlers have been digging their Patriotic Koochiching. their train into International Falls They came in from Spooner on the of meats at the domestic science Liberty addition. potatoes. All report a good yield. akout 9 or 9JL0 a. m. rooms Firiday at 2:30. This will be south side of the river and Mr. Koll St. Paul, Minn., Oct. 9.—Koochi reports that while they had to run followed by a lunch served fey There arc several openings at the School opened again September 10? ch'ing county is saving food to help Abstracts and titles to all property on low a considerable part of the committee of the Mothers' club Fergus Falls State HospffcsS ffor man with an enrollment of eleven. Geo.. ui Koochiching county furnished by win the 'war, according to reports trip on account of the -slippery and Everybody is urged "to come. and wife. Good wages, wistli board, M. Rowe is teacher. the Koochiching County Abstract Co., from Mrs. F. C. Correll of Big Falls other conditions of the road, they Miss Beerger is spending the week lodging and laundry. Official Abstractors, International county chairman under Mrs. T. in this vicinity in the interest of Jdid not have to "get out and push" C. Nunley is nicely settled again Ralls. Winter at the head of women's work |it any time during the trip across. conservation of food. A "shower" was given 'Saturday! on his homestead. for the conservation of food in Minnesota.1 Mr. Koll is gathering data for a last to Miss Alexander by Dr. Mary Rev. Edwrad Kaneen is attending MTS. Correll writes: IHou Ceriifisl Men. Ghostley and Miss Barrefift at their] book of not less than one hundred Mrs. J. B. Johnson, accompanied $he annual northern Minnesota con -"If Kaiser Bill could look into the apartments in Bacon's flaats. pages, which is to set out some ofjC. E. Green to the village Tuesday. ierence of fhe Methodist Episcopal little communities away up here in The following list of men, called church in Minneapolis this week the '^voods and see the enthusiasm, for military service 5by the local LOST—A black and white ox. He wks unanimously invited to re the spirit of patriotism* the- work, W board for ttibe county off Koochiching, Finder please notify Joh® Schmidtj turn to the church in this city and heM not wonder any longer about have been (duly passed upon by the 104-18 lias been reappointed here, far which 'democracy^ nc/t being able to unite proper loca3 and distract aboard amd ail! who know ithem are well pleased her. people to .win the war.* are hereby certified as selected for Mr. Frank Carrieir left, Tuesdayj "I attended the North County Fair military -service and ao,t ^exempted night for Minneapolis fr«mi whichj FOR SALE—Dresser, chiffonier, ba at International Falls last week and or discharge!:: place he wtSI leave Saturday for ky bed, library table, buffet, dining the conservation committee of that August Edwin Nelson, Border. Vicksburg. Miss., to attend ithe peace| room chairs, smoking stand, mange town pulled off a two-days' session Nels A. XUing, Jnt'l Falls. jubilee. esoal heater, ice ibox, bed, and springs of Demonstrations as good as any I Otto Letopmen, Clemeiatson. mattress. Mustf: ":be sold at once. 605 saw at the state fair. The local domestic Julius Ma'rfcowitz, Int'l Falls. Misses Annie and Lizzie Johnson TflSh st. science teacher, Miss Emma Axel Leoarard Carlson, Wildwood. :of Big Falls were here Sunday visiting Siefil, and her tenth grade class con John James Alick, Frontier. their mother,Mrs. Emil Johnson, ducted a school of conservation, baked The Grand management will ip'ut Chas. GabrieSson, Frontier. •who is in the hospital suffering with on an eight-redl program Wedm.es war breads, cakes, rice, and served Bernie A. Sffhultz, Int'l Fali&. "heart trouble. the ladies with bread and cake d*y„ October 17„ for the benefit of Slamen Kahool, Int'l Falls. tflae International iFalls high scfaool ahd^lrcfiiey. The honey used came Harry Herbert Schoon, Infl Falls. FOR SALE—A sewing machine in football team. A matinee in the af from ^ust across the road from the Hans Olson, Infl Falls. -good condition cheap. Apply Mrs. school house and was donated by tcrnoon and shofor in the evening James Jorgan Gamelgaard, Ray. Garl Kahle. wiU be given, the proceeds of which Rev. Heermance, who owns the bees William Erickson, Blackduck. wiHlhe turned over the team, with which made the honey to save the t© John Gorback, Int'l Falls. The Ladies' Aid of the M. E the following pictures: Mary Pick sugar to feed the boys to win the Joftn Julien» Intl Falls. church will be entertained by Mrs. ford in "Hulda from Holland, a Para war for democracy. Albert Sundberg, Central. Oaveter and Mts. Geo P. Wiatson mount Travalogue, aaad a two-reel "Big Falls gave a splendid farewell on TYiday afternoon at the church. comedy.. to her boys going to war last LITTLEFORK FAIR. All ladies are cordially invited. Monday night. The library here sent FOR SALE—A good sound "Shet "22 books for the soldier boys. An agricultural exhibit, similar in Ed McDevitt left Saturday evening land poaay, with harness and shafts Miss Shelland organized a patriot nature to the County fair and the last for his camp at Fort Snelling Pony is ten year's old and weight ic league of 75 at the teachers' institute North County exhibit, will be held after spending an .enjoyable farlough 510 pound®. Apply to Toisey Casey the first of the month. at Littlefork next Saturday, Oct. 13 here with his parents, 'Mr. 227 2nd street, phone 276.- "The Red Cross is working in all Many -premiums are offered and the and Mrs. Jas. McDevitt' on their parts of the county." management look forward to a large farm south of this city. Superintendents E. E. Mclntire of crowd and a large number of exhibits. the local schools and D. B. Jewell of PUBLIC MARKET NOTES Many people from this city FOR SALE—A second hand selffeeder the county schodls left last night intend to drive down in their cars coal stove in good condition. for the twin cities to attend a con Some honey is being sold and more if the weather permits. Will sell cheap. Apply John Julien, vention of school principals and sup is to come in. Mill addition. erintendents of the-state which has Mr. Coxon of Crystal Beach promises WOOD LOTS OFFERED been called by Governor Burnquist to have eggs for sale by the first MODEL Dr. McPeek of Forest Lake the is ia to be held Friday and Saturday for of next month. First National Bank—5 miles from who has recently moved to physician the purpose of formulating plans for Home baking is coming in and is city beyond cemetery. 40 acres birch, Ranier. He is one of the gentlemen The most popular Patrick ModeF the introduction in the schools of the finding ready buyers. tamarac and mixed. Call up for terms. who recently purchased ..... "Birch —double-breasted, shawl collar, state of a uniform method of instruction We can supply all the potatoes and Point," and is having it surveyed fq^ along patriotic lines. L. A. Ogaard—Beyond Ranier, 5 rutabagas you will need for the winten two-button belt, 35 inches in a fine summer hotel and cottages miles from city by good road. Over at fair prices. length, sizes 36 to 46. tl} next year. :,:v The football gatne pulled off last 100 cord£ drift wood in fine condition. Chickens are offered, for eating Made from the Patrick-Duluth Saturday' between the high school May be cut for half the wood. purposes, and one sale has been FOR SALE—A Singer sewing machine pure wool. The yarns from and city teams resulted in a score of made of breeding pullets. in good condition. Call at 206 which this cloth is made are sptnr, nothing to nothing. It was an exciting Robt. Irvwin, 6 acres tamarack and We can deliver a limited amount 4th avenue or call phone 393 2 rings. game and very snappy from dyed and the cloth woven spruce, 1 3-4 miles south of city, good of mixed wood at $5 per cord. id start to finish. The 3rd and 4th road. $1.50 per cord on stump. Will Whatever you want to buy or1sell, their own mill and -is guaranteed Mr. Thos. O'Malley of our city quarters were the most interesting ha,ul at reasonable rate. "V call 173. only pure wool. was accidentally killed Saturday by as several times the high school the falling of a log upon him in the team was within the 10-yard line, Frank Pelland, Jr.—At Pelland, LOCAL POSTOFFICE TO .... We invite you to look them over logging eamp where he was a fore'man when a fumble spoiled the chances of .good birch, ash and maple (fan be had BE ACCOUNTING OFFICE Men's Mackinaws in Idaho. Thi« is sad news to what might have been a touch down. for 25 cents per cord stumpage. Unlimited (frf^&his family and their unusually large This is the first game in which the amount This wood lot is Postmaster Nightengale received number of friends here. Deceased $7.25 to $15.00 high school team held their opponents only a quarter mile from M. D. & W. advices last week from the postoffice leaves a wife and seven children. scoreless and the boys are filled track. department at Washington that the with confidence for theiri^next local postoffice has been designated FOR SALE At a bargain. S half game, which will be with Bemidji Three and one-half miles south of as the central accounting office for "YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER" of NE quarter, Sec. 17, T.wp. 133, R. on Saturday the 13th. This promises tity. Must take trees as they come Koochiching county, which implies AT 32, §t. Louis county, Minn. Apply to be a fast game as the two teams and pile brush. Will haul to town for that all supplies will be furnished "0.M.CARK & C0. Geo. H. Gallup,'Jefferson, Iowa, tf are about evenly matched. town. 20 acres, mixed wiid, 50c per through this office to the nostoffices if 4 cord on stump or 25c in large quan$1.50 of the county and all reports and remittances RANIER VILLAGE ORDERS. N O. Knutsen and Capt." land per cord. Jas. Ewald^-^,c«. will be made to the postmaster "THE STORE OF QUALITY' rs rs. Hegge of Seatle, Washington, at International Falls from \.5i All orders issued by the village of who have been visiting at the home WOOD IFOT—Fred Coxori, two and the district postoffices. wj® Ranier are payable, when properly one-half miles from Ranier. Good of Rev. S. Knutsen, leave C. B. wil Further details relative to rthis endorsed, at the American Sthte tonight fdf Minneapolis enroute to road. 40 acres, three-quarters second master will be given out later, but A Bank of Ranier. No interest allowed growth white poplar and remainder home, accompanied by Rev. their the advice went .out to the effect after Oct. 15th., as far as the twin cities tamarack and birch. Free stumpage Knutsen that the new order of things would G. W. Anderson, Treasurer. where he will visit a few days. if cut at it comes and pile the brush. begin with .the current quarter km