RED CROSS SOCIETY part of which have been shipped. The N9VEUST HAD HIS REVENGE LOCAL HAPPENINGS i-s* 'v Rogers school sent 5 personal property GOOD RONTBLY MEETING bags, 1 child's dress, 4 wash Duma* Worked With Subtlety, but cloths, 15 knitted squares, for afghans, Was Satisfied That It Would Be 5 ambulance pillows. Eidem Thoroughly Complete. school, 3 pillows. Loman 10 wash Mr. and Mike McHugo were Vote for Burnquiat forGovernor. Mrs. The Red Cross directors, for the cloths, 16 knitted squares Indahl here 'Tuesday visiting with his brother, When Alexandre Dumas, the French' county held tTieir .vmonthly meeting school, 7 wassh cloths, 2 ambulance Vote for Frank S 'Lang for Regis S. J., and family. novelist, was a young man, he was at the school house on Wednesday pillows. Bescemar, 16 knitted squares grievously insulted by a man whom he ter of Deeds. sr I evening June. 5. Chairman John H. 5 wash cloths. Paul school, 3 ambulance had regarded as his friend. lOle. Qtfegaard, Hans Hammersburg, Brown presiding, C. Heermancesecretary. pillows." Rauch, 4 knitted Everyone expected him to punish the Ole Regal and Hans pison all prosperous- Vote for Lender Larson for Sheriff- The" work continues- to offender severely, but instead he began squares, 1 wash cloth, 1 ambulance farmers from Sturgeon River .. grow in voltfme and interest looking npon him with more consideration ^TV -r •. .' pillow,. 5 -personal property bags, 1 were-here on Jujy ^duty and return^ The committees of the local workroom and apparent friendliness than comfort pillow. Nortliome, 14 sweaters, ed yesterday in Ole Odegaard's new Vote for Tfcos. P. White for Sheriff. he had ever shown before. reported as follows: Mrs. Geo. 49 knitted squares, 36 pillow ^uick. It makes all these men feci .C At length, three years" later, when, Holler,, knitting, 15 sweaters completed cases, 11 bath towels, 10 sheets, 40 good to think that at last they are the erstwhile friend was to be married, Edgar L. Heermance, Pastor during May, 80 pair socks, 1 bangage foot socks 13 personaf property the novelist was asked to serve as best, getting soijie good roads* so that Arthur Kxoll enlisted in the U^Snavy paij wristlets. Mrs. C. A. Engbloom, bags, 107 wash cloths, 4 hand man, and did so. When the ceremony they can get totownwith their products Services at 11 a. ih. and 8 p. m. at Duluth. station Friday. 60 hospital bedshirts. Mrsr C. W. was over and the guests were leaving towels, 28 comfort pillows, 1 ambulance ahd run over" to the county Speelman, 30 pair paja:ras Mrs. H: someone remarked to Dumas: "I have pillow. Dentaybow, 13 wash FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH seat a- few Hours without ,Ja\ing John Neary and Jos. Jones twd-of W. Otto, 40 bedjackets Mrs. F. E. often wondered at your kindness to cloths, 10 personal property bags. to -vvaif for trains to take them. the old timers at Northome" were Patterson, 26 convalescent robes. Total this man. Surely yours is a remarkably District No. 4, International Falls 10 a. m. Bible School. here Tuesdax.. -—, forgiving nature, for although he number of articles from the workroom, and associated schools: 100 hospital The Red Cross Auction and Carnival insulted you grossly, you have assiduously otiiside of comfort kits and refugee bedshirts, 12 pajamas, 2 bedsocks, 14 studied his happiness ever since, w^s a big success, Noyer $2,000 11 a. m. preaching at the Bethlehem 1 vM^s.VjdKn 'B'efg' is attending the garments, 251. These were personal property bags, 38 Turkish and even assisted him in getting married.*' was raised.. We hope, to 1e able to church. All are invited. Text State ConVentiow"' the Stebekahs shipped by Mrs. Thos. McLaren. The towels, 167 wsah cloths, 6 knitted afghams, get furtheiy particulars for next it's a delegate from the iocal'lodge. subject "A Soldier's Need of Courage." domestic science room of the newschool "Quite right!" answered Dumas. "I 10 white comfort pillows, 33 week. .•& •. is now being used. flatter myself that I have given the ambulance pillows, 4 knitted baby "Ladies shopping in Minneapolis lb— fellow the most furious and lxpx-eyed bonnets,- 1 baby, slip, 4.baby shirts, AMUNDSEN-LEE will find the Hotel Dyckman most accessible 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. mother-in-law to be found in France!" Mrs. Van Etten's department hand-' 56. knitted squares, 1 odoz unfinished Wedding to all the leading stores." tf pajamas, 1 box gun wipes, 8 layettes led a total of 530 articles, mostly, 8 p. m. Dr. Rankin speaks at City Making New Words. frohi the branches, as follows: 63 of 43 pieces to set. The consignment Last Saturday evening June 8th Geo. A. Sexnon the Mizpah merchant Hall, all will go who can to assist We're going to help the dictionary comfort .kits, 12 convalescent robes, from district No. 4 was valued at Mi§s Delia Amundsen of Loman and by presence and to give inspiration makers with a couple of suggestions. and all ground-good -scout was $450. 74 pajamas, 5 bediaclcets, 21 bedshirts Here are two words we have thunk up Charles B. Lee of thisf.city were united to the work.. here Tuesday on grand jury service. 33 sweaters, 129 pair socks, 2 han^f without the aid of mechanical appliances £5$355flBS in-the bonds of Holy matrimony «Dr. Elizabeth Monohan, as head oi or. paraphernalia whatever— kerchiefs, 18 pillow slips 48 napkins, at the Methodist parsonage^ by the Monday evening at church. Expert "Patrons" of the Hotel Dyckman, without even brains. the Chapter purchasing committee, 20 wash cloths 10 refugee chemises, Rev. Ej/Kaneen. C. E. Class. Minneapolis, are assured a cordial Piscapalate—A taste for fish for instance, 15 boys shirts, 10 kerchiefs. Credit reported a total of $11*4 52 of supplies -. The« Bride is one of Loman's well welcome, uniform ,courtesy and the the fellow has one who loves purchie for the month, of for these articles should be given as known young ladies and the Groom Wednesday evening Bible Study best of service always." tf shad so much that he is willing, to follows: which $60^ wis for the woman's bureau, is an entrusted employee in the M. and prayer service. spend half an hour taking bones out of $28^96 rescld to the "junior Red & O. PoWer Company's office. Their his teeth Just so to eat one slab of Mrs. £. A. Kibbey is spending a few Cross, $459 54 sold to branches, $J24.71 many- friends wish them bori voyage Friday evening Choir rehersal. fish. jEittie?or5£—if) pajamas, 15 bedshirts days here with 'J'cihn D. Kibbey and for surg'.ial dressing!, $42S 76 for on -life's sea. Strenulst—here hs now "strenuity." 40 paij^ocks, 10 sweaters. Laurel-^ family, while her husband is taking the local workroom. i.5'.i for comfoirt therefore why not strenuist* one who FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL ^4, comfort kits. Border—12 comfort care of engineering work throughout IritF. and $30..?0 foi espenses of etrens? The strenulst is one who gets LOMAN NEWS kits, 1 pair socks, Northome— CHURCH the county. up before any one else and smarts in a in is a 12 comfort kits, 25 pajamas, 4 pair doing a lot Of unnecessary things real Mr. B. W: Metcilf. and children oi socks, 1 sweater. Gemmell—9 paja5^bedjackets, E.Mohn and Mike Lynch of Craigvilleville Morning service at 11 wtih sermon hard, just to make dust ffy. He bores Mrs. WJithro'T/r.'rorted for the Finance Duluth are visiting at the,home oi 12 pair socks. Ranier—12comfort suitable to the times and its needs. were here Tuesday making yon to death telling yotTribout'lt,' so he G'.nmittee, The total receipts her parents, Mr and Mrs. C. A kits, 12 convalescent should be separated from the common five year final proof on- their homesteads, for May were $162.91, of which $40 CloqUettei robes, 170 pair^socks, 2 handkerchiefs herd. Lou Powell is with them as Dry Amendment Rally at the City was for sale of bottles, $12 from V/ar We'd like to have some more new Loman—11 comfort kits, 5. pajamas,, Hall Sunday evening at 8. The speaker a witness. Fund dinner, $35.06 frorc Mrs. Cristello's Mrs-. I. W. Hinkley has gone to Little words. you've coined any, pass 'em 10 pair socks, 2 sweaters, 1 wash will be A. C. Rankin of Chicago musical, $41 from Red Cross along, please. The language is ,in Falls to -visit* her children for a cloth, 10 refugee kerchiefs, Mizpah— "Hotel Dyckman is .Minneapolis' All citizens are invited. No evening dance, $14.35 from pape~ makers, danger and needs help!—Richmond few weeks and to bid her son Bradford 10 pajamas, 5 bedshirts, 25 pair socks, service at the Methodist church. newest downtown fireproof hotel. $7.00 from chain parties, $13.50 donations. Times-Dispatch. fare^€ll^"a^he leaves i»pjn for 5 sweaters, 14 wash cloths. Big Falls 300 rooms each room has its own soldier "duij^ififcrSs the ~~1. pajamas, .1 bedshirt, 7 pair socks, The Sunday School meets at 10 a. private bath. ..Rates $1.75 to. .$3.50 per 13 sweaters. Ericsburg^-8 pajamas, a day" Too Muoh of Good Thing, tf The secretary reprrled receipts in The Thrift Stamp sale is in full 9 pair socks. Birchdale—2 comfort "I didn't much care about the way m. Classes for all ages. Kind* .the membership fund of $89.00 and in progresis and meeting with good success. Jo§h|s clothes looked down to camp," kits, 5 pair socks, 18 pillow icase^, 48 ergarten Dept. for .the ..-little* folks. Harold Kimpton responded to the the general fund of $617 52 and a balance commented Farmer Goijptossel. napkins. Wayland—knitted squares New families coming torour city are call of his "King and Country" last on hand Juoc 1st of $493.12, with "Hasn't he his regular uniform?" for afgham. Mrs. Hogland, Greaney^ cordially invited. Monday night and went to 'Minneapolis 3a number of lar?e funds, coming in. "Not yet. If they're going to keep Fred John'so'n and A. Skifstrom are 3 pair socks. Mrs. Ward, Rauch, to be examined for military ser-: him dressed that way in hopes of deceiving in county seat visitors today. sweater. Workroom, Wnian's tfir-^13" "PO'"i Wm Dry Amendment Rally wilt be held vice- in the British-army. the enemy into thinking he's rdetail, had neifel to date $871^.23 iv eati, 3 pair model 'socks, "1 model in the Ranier church Sunday at 3 p. just an obscure peasant or something, with two branc'n still to hear from. few more, djays of good dri A ving sweater. Committee on1 refugee garments, m. The noted orator- R. C. Rankin what I say is'that it's carrying this Chief John Berg, Gus Belcher .and IX conditions and the Black river wil. Mrs. Geo. Gerricault, 15 refugee of Chicago will speak. Sunday School new kermoofling too far 1" !••. Adoiplr Kfohn, left Sundajf night-for Mrs. Doty, for the local membership be free fromJogs and pulp. boys shirts Mrs. John Kroll, at 2 p. m. the State Firemen's tournament at committee, reported 19 new 10 refugee girls chemises. Behind the Lines. x- Montevideo, where they expect to members for Mav. Other ad litions WHICH WILL YOU HAVE? Last Sunday I attended church service. have International Falls designated have been Bannock3, Ray 9, Birch PATRIOTISM OR: ANARCHISM The padre, during his sermon, and gasp and as far for the clowns as the convention city for 1921. Mrs. J. H. Brown gave the report dale 10, Ericsburg 11. Gemmell 2, told the boys that for every sin they and their tntics and frolics—what for the Surgical Dressings department. Laurel 5, Littlefork 50, Mizpah 5, committed they owed a certain amount Editor of the Press more wholesome than to laugh The Chapter workroom has Sheriff White arrested Louis Arsneau Northome 12, Ranier 10, total for the to God. When I was leaving I heard Have you weighed the would be Sour, sad and to steer clear is the Tommy remark: at Ray Saturday for "jumping been moved for the summer to the month c-f May 173. officers in the balance of Patriotism man who never laughs the man who settles it I'll h$ve to give 5j his bail" for blind pigging some time kindergarten room. 33 women have and are they found wanting? Have laughs is the man who really ilves, ago. His bonds of- $300 'were forfeited finished the standard" ^dressings The application from Tndus for an they been standing squarely behind in the wholest, widest, fullest extent. by his non appearance at the time course and received pupil's cards. ^auxiliary, tp be connected directly the President in all of his actions, set for hearing and he plead guilty Big Falls sent in over 2000 dressings, with the Chapter wai approved. especially in his War Policy against to blind pigging and paid a fine of only a part of which are included in The chair v/as instructed to appoint Germany? Have they been and are Get one of the new war atlases at $5 and costs in municipal court Tues-? jthis month's shipment, as there were a committee on the recruiting of they now doing every thing they can the-Press office and keep track of SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS ^too many small dressings and a certain day. nurses. to help the administration to bring our boys at the front. Only 35c. proportion must be kept In all about a succ^sf^&i^natton of the Al^e¥filfrtl" sold his boat to Slim pressings sent to headquarters. A war so that we as a nation may tie BIG DIFFERENT KIND OF ANIMAL jriew workroom has been opened at Rider| las Saturday. He voluntarily na position to dictate terms of peace CIRCUS COMING subscribed three dollars toward the Northome under Miss Esther Ellingson. i,te^S«rmany and her allies instead of Red Cross and left Tuesday night" In the local workroom the lar^ „Germany, dictating peace to us We Great Show for the Children for Seattle where he is going to see gest attendance has been 53. A demonstration want men that have been loyal, all-.of what he can do to help win the war. was given down town on the time, men that a$ soon as war The new prbgram of the Yankee May 11th, which interested many He says he is over draft age but that was declared'left^ their sear, jumpejd Robinson 3-ririg wild animal circus does not excuse him from active ser-' new people and netted $54.04. The into the air, crackled the«i heels together this season consists of more thrilling vice in some line for his country. May shipment was as follows: 430 and said, I am f^r' America, acts of merit than has ever before small cotton pads, 215 large cotton first, last and all of the time with my been Seen under canvas, all of which Prof. E. E. Mcltitife who has so pads, 150 compresses 9x9 25 paper mind my money and my..body if need the public will endorse when the big Why well filled the position of Superintendent back pads, 300 small paper back pads,' be. The loyal people of this county show comes to International Falls of our schools during the 57 rolls 3 yds., 18 rolls 5 yds., 14 small have no use for: men in office who Saturday, June 22. past four years left Tuesday for his oakum pads, 12 large oakum pads, 20 waked up only six weeks or two To Fred Buchanan, the owner and •any farm at Grand Rapids, where he expects triangular bandages, 5 many-tailed months ago because they had a political manager of this famous old show, is to be of further service raising bandages, 30 webbing splint straps, bee Suzziftg in their bonnet. due the gratitude of America's childhood. pure seed and full blooded poultry. 300 new sponges, 15 pneumonia jackets, You need not go all of the way to His hosts of friends here and all over poor old Socialist torn Russia to get 12 split irrigation pads, 775 gauze It was his creative mind that Has Growir the state wish him and his family wipes 4x4 900 gauze wipes 2x2, 50 an example of Socialisin, ,ldok. at our glimpsed the value, of clean, instructive the best of success. sculetus, 750 compresses 8x4, 175 own country affairs engineered, by amusement for little folks—al~ Socialist Ulvedahl and Bur-sack with large shot bags, 250 small shot bags, ways arranging his programs :to include Sergt. Cecil Emerson who is in the total shipment 4503 articles. Green as a side kicker hiring that many features which would appeal The fact that a business organization regular army cairip at. Greenville, S talanted (?):,Arnold at $25 and $50 to children, at the same time C. arrived last Friday a^ternoon%iEor per day tb nr^rsecute cases over which recognizing the fact, that what amuses, has grown steadily for Mrs. C. G. Muench reported 64 a few days.' fuHow visijt ^ifh fi'is i?arT they hiid^o. jurisdi^tiojti^ they were and educates children has an comtort kits- filled and given out during forty yeafs proves that it has ents, Mr... and: Mi^A^h%^|^g^n repeatedly warned as tp^What the_j equal attraction for parents. Special the month, 41 to draft boys, 23 and his /many friends here. Cecil out come, would bje but they turned acts and features are secured kept continually meeting a vital to volunteers and inducted men. looks and acts "every inch ..a soldier' a deaf ear.That 'great.(?) fecial coun for ihe avowed purpose of delighting There are 36 kits now on hand. and is enjoying the service immensely. '"5 business demand -ty attorney told them to V^o ahead, children of all ages, and the smallest He left last night oil his return so they made a mountain out of the child-will be sure to find some curious trip to camp v^here he i^j^e^i^xt .and hill and every .thing went along Mrs. A. B. Franson, for the Salvage or entertaining object within the big It must have kept "fit" or it could Monday. department, reported sales'of $39.17 smoothly. .Not withstandtag_the^fact tents to amply repay the parents for not have stood the strain of evershifting and expenses of $3.91, leaving a net 4hat appeal after appeal was filed to" the visit. Children's numbers are arranged Otto Diereks of the State Auditors profit for the Red .Cross of $35.26. restrain the officers, from paying conditions. on the program especially for timber department spent Sunday here -Mrs. Paul Kinports, purchasing Arnold's bills until one tfay a decision this object and embrace sights and renewing ,his acquaintances. He is agent for the Junior Red Cross, reported was handed down by flie supreme feats easily comprehended and understood Swift & Company has been trained very anxious for the re-election of purchases for the month of court sustaining F. J. McPar'tlin in by their youthful minds. Little in the school of experience. Gov. Burnquist and! the entire. Loyalty $84.36. Mrs. L. H. Nord, receiving the stand, he had taken that" the elephants, tiny ponies, baby monkeys, State ticket. He says things agent for this department, reported county had no jurisdiction, in ijudicial big "bears and- other creatures look fine at Baudette and the various 922 articles sent in by the children, ditch matters, Who was the goat? Every day of its forty years of are taught to execute tricks similar down river points where .he has Was it McPartlin who was donating to those read about, in story books, service has solved some new problem spent several days in the interest of his service to check the |life blood see that news item of June 5 where and for the three Hours they may -yfi .of yaljoe to its customers. the State's timber tracts." -that was flowing out of the veins of possibly remain in,the show the Emil Herman of Evert, Washington, the county, or was it Arnold who secretary of the Socialist party of children are really reveling in what The following estimable young men was bleeding the county -for 25 to 50 their -youthful fancies imagine is a Every year has proved its ability to that state had a card posted in his dollars.per day? Or was'it that wise of our city have been accepted for office, "Don't be a Soldier be a Man" veritable fairyland of .wonders. Such ^pearn by experience, and to use this special training at the University of county board? Jg and he got ten years for it and attractions as the ?nenagerieStafford for the benefit of those ^knowledge I have almost forgotten to tell you Minnesota for Uncle Sam's service should have had 50 years, and yet them an excellent idea of the with whom itdeal*. and will leave next Saturday night that Field Marshall Von Clint Miller beasts, birds and reptiles living in some will try to tell you that Socialists Roy E. Martin, Ray B. Sullivan, Earl has made another flying'trijp to Littlefork, the world. are not Anarchists, think of it' "-"•'•'.v.- •. .ig»MS86w8^r L. Frank, Albert R. Cobey, Gust E. they say in the interests of Socialists, Anarchists, I.W.W., Nonr The circus is the most innocent A. Swift & Company, U. S. Gustopson, Reinold Larson and Sam Prohibition presumably to confer healthful and perfectly legitimate Partisan League, Atheisto„all in one, H. Blumberg. Ninety-four more men with his staff officers, there must be my God what a junk pile and yet they form of amusement there is. It combines from Class 1 will leave on something a bumble bee» nest some where and have got the nerve to ask Loyal an exhibition of ^animals that between June 24th and 30th, the exact Vori Miller is' after the honey, but American' citizen* to, give- them:in it has fortune and much valorl taken a date -Will b$ announced as soon jas SjIlpiF III