l.9W "'K£*V »rii^lAttONAi: FAlitiS PRESS FAGEFIVt FAREWELL RECEPTION •LIST OF "BOYS" LEAVING PATRIOTIC ADDRESS -^'V •-, LOCAL HAPPENINGS FRIDAY, JUNE 28TH By Paddy Phelan A farewell party was' held at the W. E. Martin home last Thursday List of Koochiching county registrants Our Country, Our Flag—The Best and sM by their friends in honor of Roy E. who have been ordered to report Dearest in the World Martin who enlisted in the country's at. International Falls at 10 Mr. and Mrs. Mike McHugo wire Fred Smith of Laurel spent Sunday service to help fight the kaiser. oclock a. m. on June 27th, 1918 and St. Paul the great Apostle of the herC Tuesday visiting with his brother, enroute to Duluth on business. About thirty-five were gathered at who will entrain for camp Grant, Gentiles wrote: S. J., and family. the home showing their appreciation Rockford, 111., at 6:45 p. m. on that There is a glory of the sun, another Over a lyindred of our people spent and feelings toward Roy who was date. ..'..-'O: glpry of the moon, and another glory Sunday afternoon at Clark's Beach. R. F. C, litis plead guilty before a highly esteemed young man, both Steve -Wercenesk, International of the stars, but one star differeth Judgei £itantop Tuesday and paid a in the church and worldly circles. Falls. from the other in glory, and this applies Sam Plummer and Frank White, fine of $100 and costs for blind pigging. Music consisting of vocal and instrumental William LaBelle, Emo, Ont. to us, my friends, we here in .prominent citizens from Indus were numbers were rendered during Theodoris Saedellos, International this great melting pot of the worli here Tuesday, the evening. A presentation of Falls. are of the blood of every land and Get one of the new war atlases at writing stationery and a good supply Martin Hall, Mizpah, Minn. country under the sun, and naturally Mrs. Oscar Lindvall and her sister, the Press jjffiqe and keep track of The new pastor, Rev. Dale will of stamps was given to the departing Thedore Johnson, Littlefork, Minn. have some pride in the glories that Miss Irene Isaackson are visiting the our boys at the front. Only 35c. preach bcyth fnorning and evening, at son by his friends the presentation John Forsman, JWorthome, Minn. twine around our owii homelands Lindvall family here this week. 11 and 8 oclock. being ^made by Rev. C. L. 2 1 Sam Wayshik, International Falls. those of England are proud of the Vice-president Dahlberg of the -M. Kingsbury who mac^e' a splendid John Erickson, International Falls. glory that is theirs .because Shakespear Merchant Thos Watson and family FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL & O. Power Company returned Monday farewell talk, after which refreshments Carl Carlson, Littlefork, Minn. and Milton and Nelson and of Ray were business and social visitors CHURCH from a trip to New York and were served. Roy departed Louis Thomas Hortm, International Wellington were of their blood here Wednesday \by the auto Washington on business for his company. last Friday evening for training at Falls. those of Ireland are proud of Emmett route. Public services in the morning at the state University where he will Fred Carl Morris, Nett Lake, Minn. and: Moore, and 0'Co.nnell those of 11 and in the evening at 8. Sermons go into training. ...: George Makis, Milwaukee, Wis. Scotland of Bobbie Burns of France George and Fred Shaw.and families approprate to the times and its needs The Red Cross Auction and Carnival Clifford Ferdenand Forman, Detroit of the great Napoleon of Germany have gone to attend the fiftieth as seen in Patriotic service and Socrifice. CANFIELD-HA WORTH was a big success, over $2,000 Michigan. of Moltke and Bismark and Goethe wedding anniversary of their parents was raised?' We- hope to be, able 'to John Edwin Lundberg, International and Schiller of Poland of Sobiesky at Ellsworth, Wis. The Sunday school meets at 10 a. •get furlHer particulars- for next Falls. A most iiniptessivej home wedding and Kosciousko and so each is proud m. Classes for all ages. Kindergarten week. ... ... ... •, was solemnized- at the residence of John J. St. Lawrence, Minneapolis of the men who added lustre to the R. K. Doe, U. S. Naturalization officer department for the little folks. Minn. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Haworth on glory of his land, yet what are these was here Tuesday examining New families coming to our city are Paddy ?phelanr of. Northome was North State sereet at 9 oclock this Erick. Larson, International Falls. glories compared to the glory your applicants /for citizenship before cordually invited. an appreciative visitor here yesterday morning when their daughter Vesta Joseph Eade Bullock, Big Falls, own immortal Washington who Judge C. W. Stantori. Epworth League ta 7:15 p. m. Topic: In another column will be Adeline was united in marriage with Minn. founded this free men's repubi\c and "Sunday School Work" led by found an interesting address, he Archie Blain Canfield by Rev U. S. Carl Oscar Lundstrom, Laurel, set up a government for and by the Walter Zimmerman and family left Florence Watson. recently...delivered ats Northome. Brown of the First Methodist Episcopal Minn. people. for Chicago last Friday where he Midweek service Wednesday evening church. Nels Anderson, McClellan, Minn. What are the glories of the men has accepted a good, position as engineer at 8. The bride is one of Norton's charming B.erge Jacobson, Bemidji, Minn. Mrs.1 C.: Muench and Mrs. F. C. for Cannon Swerison & Co. of other, lands compared to the glory Mrs. Chaveder will entertain the and accomplished young la-ltes Clarence E. Steem, Big Falls, Minn Corell attended the convention of the of our own Abraham Lincoln who Ladies' Aid society at her home on who has been indentified with the John Carlson, Mizpah, Minn. 8th district Federation of Women's R. H. Bennett has completed his made the words of the declaration Fourth Avenue Friday afternoon. public school teachers of the county Tona A. Ramse, Norden, Minn, Clubs at Ely last week. Mrs. Corell new summer home at Fairhaven, on "That all Men are Created Free and Preaching service. in the Ranier whose popularity and circle of admirers rAndres H. Rehn, Lindford, Minnr was, re-elected president of it. the same location as the beautiful Equal," a living fact that rings true church Sunday at 3 p. m. is as wide as her acquaintance Hans J. Greggerson/ R. R. No. 1 home destroyed by fire this spring. down all the ages. Sunday school at 2 p. m. ind the goom is a rnember of Company Crary, N. D. "Hotel Dyckman is Minneapolis' This is our country and this is our C. Fourth Minnesota Infantry. rNels Stavik, International Falls. Mrs. Mabel Marsden, who was called newest downtown fireproof hefel. flag, the best, the dearest, the "sweetest This company is on local guard duty FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Charley Dargas, Kenosha, Wis. to Olena, 111., by the death of her 360 rooms each room has its own country in all the world. A guarding plants that are working on Harry Max Whitcomb, Birchdale, sister, Mrs. Grade Dile, has returned private bath, Rfftes $1.75 -to $3.50 per country incomparably above all other government contrtct and Mr. Canfield Minn. 10 a. m. Bible School This is for to her home at Margie. day" rJ tf lands, freedom and liberty is ours e: is in charge of a detachment Magnus ^Oscar Johnson, Isanti, adult as well as children. Come! ,i{s 1 for all time—opportunities the greatest guarding a lumber mill in Duluth, Minn. 11 a. m. Preaching. A series of Mrs. Hamilton "of Loman is spending Serg Bloomfield who has donosuch that the world possesses or can Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs". Canfield Arthur Ernest Hill, Wilton, Minn. sermons at this tinsft W ill: t^egin on a few weeks visit at her old home good service in recruiting for sever* offer are ours for the asking and the •vill leave No. 8 this evening1 for On .Charles Hulett, Chestertown, Md. "Christ's Life, Heaven.".._ aNq. 1 "His. at Elbow Lake, with her folks and al months past, has been transfered grasping—and to this country of Duluth where they will be at •home Patrick Murray, International Deity." brother who is about to go to France to Minneapolis, and Corp R. V. Bass ours, you and I will renew on this to their many friends after June 15-r Falls. 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Come, in Uncle Sani's service. has been transferred from Bemidji day our fealty and devotion and Norton Telegram, Kansas. Clarence E. Morrissy, Big Falls, and help. to take his place. pledge to it our best service and undivided Mr. Canfield until he enlisted' was a 8 p, m. Preaching service. Subjects "Patrons of the Hotel Dyckman, allegiance. resident of this county and taught Julian Kosobacki, Mizpah, Minn. "Looking." Minneapolis, are assured a .cordial E. B. Floback who is with the Acme They may talk about fatherlands— school at^-Margie and Caldwe.1,1 Dan Pardneau, International Falls, Wednesday evening, Bible Study welcome, uniform courtesy ai\d the Tag Co.' of Minneapolis is spending Brook. (Ed.). this is motherland and as motherhood Oscar Melson,-Nass, Minn. and prayer service, at 8 oclock. best of service always." tf a few days vacation in our city with rises supreme above fatherhood -Edward/f Ercikson, International Friday evening 8:30 choir rehersal. Fred Bdardmah who is stfete" scaler just as motherhood is the sweetest HOW TO ERADICATE Falls, Minn. Though the days of summer are here The Oliver Iron Mining Company on duty at the International Lumber and holiest thing in all this world, CUtWORMS Carl Aryid Lundin, Gemmell, Minn Come aid by doing your share, alone, paid into the St. Louis county Company's mill. so is this motherland of ours, the Byron B. Potter, Gemmell, Minn. For the day of labor is" shprt treasury the sum of $3,410,220,02 on best the sweetest and dearest land in A great deal of damage is being Harry P. Claviter, International And you surely will be called to re-port.' June 1st for the first half of th'ejr all the world. Postmaster T. M. Soflie of Norden done at the time by cutworms which Falls,vMirin. 118 real estate taxes. was her^ Tuesday with a few of his are especially numerous becatise jof Some of us here will be called up a Bernard Lewis Grogan, St. Paul townspeople who were receiving favorable conditions for their* ^growth Minn. 0% to make the supreme sacrifice OAK PORTAGE Middle ag|d woman ^ith. little girl .tfreiVr hatur^Kzitipn* papers. He Reports last fall, and this spring. Practically SO that this government may not pass Clifford A, Bushhong, International would like, to keep house for a good crops' and everything else in away but may live and prosper, you the only gardens that a're not Effected Falls, Minn Mr. Olie Larson, pastor of the" respectable man. I can give good his district to be in good shaps. are those which were plowed and I who are not called into the ac Oscar Wm. Johnson, Deer River, Swedish Baptist church of Red Top, references. last fall. The young worms live, over tive service of our country, have this Minn. Minij., and brother of Mrs. Oscar Mrs. Mabel Marsden, winter in the ground. Consequently, to do to show our love and loyalty HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE Earl Benjamin, Cass Lake, Minn. Box 17 Margie, Minn. Lindvold held several meetings at fall plowing, destroys most of Round dining table, 6 leather seated Harry Munson,. Glenville, Minn. for country and for flag. Our boys Lindford school house last week. Mr. ^chairs, buffet, wicker chairs, twpfold them and if practiced this, fall, will at the front must be clothed and Arthur L. Nelsgn, Big Falls, Minn Larson is a young man in year, but Mrs. C. L. Kingsbury was called to davenportj,, bed-room furniture, go a long way toward controlling must be fed, they must be cared for Victor John Commeas, Birchdale, he knew and preached the old, old her former home at Frazee by th rugs and other articles at 400 8th them next year. Fall plowing also in sickness and in distress, this is a Minn. gospel of salvation through Christ death of her father. It is only two Ave. Phone 388. Goods almost new. controls wire worms and white grubs people's government and you and I Jonas M'itchel Erickson, Indus, alone, without fear or favor, and the two months since her mother died. Prices low. Damage from cutworms can be cqntrolled Minn.' are sovereigns of the land and being eternal punishment of the unsaved. Mrs. Kingsbury expects to stay there by. use of a poison bran bajit. John Leland, Littlefork, Minn. sovereigns it is to you and u:e Such preaching is little heard in these with the family this summer. Olie Odegaard, Hans. Hammersburg, This is made by mixing, Paris Grekn, that these boys who ga to the front Elmer Blocker, Hesper, Mont. days of "progress and civilization." 01e Regal and Hans Qlspn all pros lemons, molasses, and water together from Koochiching county must look Quay Whitbeck, Ericsburg, Minn. TheS. S. picnic held at Lindford FOR SALE—Young Jersey^ cow perous farmers from. Sturgeon River in the following proportion? Brin, for protection and help. They can Victor Charley Rowland, Evan, school house on 'June 5th was well fresh in July .heifer calf, 9 mcJtiths were here on Jury duty and returned 50 lbs., Paris Green, 2 lbs. .fr. fi^ly, look to no one else, you and I must Minn: attended in spite of the rainy weather. Angora billy goat, 37 rods woven yesterday, in. Ole Odegaard's ]P^w chipped lemons. Make a stiff dpugh clothe them, you and I must provide Rudolph" Olivets.Berg, Duluth, Minn wire .f.en sing, gasoline boat, baby Buick. It makes all these men^iel by adding molasses diluted with for them, you and I must nurse Edwin O. Hesthness, Duluth, Minn The Jonson and Rehn potatoe carriage, higlr chair, etc. good to think, that at last they^alrf enough water to make the molassies them when they are wounded and Nels B. Jensan, Minneapolis, Minn. J. E. Erickson, planter has been kept busy in the getting some good roads so^ltat mix well with the bran. This mixture must care for theme when sick and John Otto Lindgren, Nebish, Minn. Lindford, Minn. neighboorhood for several weeks .the-y- canr'get to-town with their pro is scattered sparingly around'.the in distress. August Belgert, International Falls paht. ducts and tun over to the county bases of plans. Those, who have Are you going to be true to these Henry Mondelski, Chicago), 111. Dr. B. A. Reeves, dentist and op Unsaved friend Sometime,' somewhere, seat in a few hours without having tried this method find it checks ,ttie boys, or are you going to let them Ernest Steindorf, Ft. Frances, Ont. tician of Fort Frances is in St. Paul there will be a meeting that to wait for trains to take them. damage from worms completely. suffer and endure the hardships that Ole Myrane, Clementson, Minn. this week attending the American ypu .will, have to attend no excuses The worms must be killed at onice our forefathers did when half naked Gust Gustafson, Gemmell, Minn. Optical Convention and afterwards will be accepted and no delays allowed. to check their damage this year, and Judge Stanton of Bemidji was here and unfed in snow and in storm and Oliver W. Foster, Mizpah, Minn. intends taking a postgraduate course Sometime, somewhere" you to guard against loss next year. They Tuesday hearing application for citizenship chilling blast they fought at Valley Frank Bourget, Ft. Frances, Ont. in Dentistry and Optical work and mustmeet the Great God of heaven, cases.. He continued several will soon cease to attack plants because Forge that you and I might enjoy Oscar Leonard Johnson, Gilby. N. his office will be- closed till further therefore He has written in His they will be pupating or gbing cases on the grounds that the the blessings of liberty and peac£. Dak. notice. book. "Prepare to meet thy God." applicants had not purchased Liberty through a resting stage, after This-is our war, if is mine it is John E. Erickson, Birchdale, Minn. Tooay He is Seated OIK.a throne of bonds, War Saving Stamps and subscribed which, they will emerge as -broWn yours and it is our solemn duty to Falls, Minn. Judge C.: W. Stanton' left Tuesday Grace, welcoming, pardoning, and to the Red Cross in proportion moths. Those moths will lay eggs on give of our resources, freely and un Otto August Janke, International midnight for Baudette to conduct a saiviiig sinners, but he who refq^es to their ability, not bnly the the lower leaves of grass late in the tingingly that our government may Falls, Minn. session of the District Court. He to meet God now in Grac£ pass'eS on candidates for citizenship but also summer, which soon hatch out into live and that our boys may be guarded Carl Tilan'der, Ray, MinnArthur .is quite pleased with his son Mayne's to meet a God of unbending justice the witnesses were questioned in the young worms, which£ live overwinter and"and protected." We can show Skipley, Craigville, "\linn. .successful training in the U. S. Marines at the judgment Throne, VChoose ,Ye_ their matters and advised to do better. in the ground, fry unmolested. our loyalty, we can serve our country, Frank DeMars, Northome M'nn. and has offered himself to This Day." .' If bran can not be obtained for loyally and well, by uselfishly Einar Emil Stuveland, Dentavbow Uncle Sam for service wherever he •. r* making the poison bait, shorts, and promptly responding to the country's Minn. .-h-a can be used. INDUS Mr. W. j. Freed, recently elected ground screenings, cat hulls, or even call for help by buying liberty Hi E. Bommer, Mizpah, Minn agricultural director for Independent clean fine, sawdust, might be u$ed, bonds W. S. S., Thrift Stamps and Ralph Larson, Minneapolis, Minn. Corporal Bass, the ne\v, recruiting A big "Group Gathering" took place" District No. 4 to succeed M. M. Abbott though the latter .does not give very donating to the Red Cross so, that William Henry Johnson, ackduek, officer, report^ that Robert J. on Wednesday in Snyder's grove' who resigned to enter county good results. our boys at the front may be properly Minn. non of Margie has ,enlisted -in^$be Where' about one hundred people enjoyed agent work, has arrived to Mk£ tp ,.L .... v- M. Abbott, taken care of so that this war 'Victor Alexander Tilander, I'aj, engineer corps» Floyd Collumn of a big dinner and speeches his work in the district. Mr. Freed County Agent. will be that militarism will be Minn.j' Won this city, in the medical corps. and from Rev. Heermance and Adams is a graduate of Ames Agricultural forever destroyed. Ray Eithel Powell, Frontier, Minn Walter Hayns„ also in, the medical and Missionary S. E.. Gregg. Colleg'e» Iowa and having had several ARMY AND NAVY Under this starry banner our boys Elmer Milton Erickson, jlutli, 4 corps. All, three left last night for years experienceas High School After the program the ordinance of OFFICERS' PAY go to the front, under it, like their Minn. the training camps. instructor ,in agriculture in Minnesota Baptism was performed by S. E. forefathiers in years gone by -they Albert Ray Barton, Ericsburg. Minn ami .JJoj^ t)akota, he is well qualified The rank and salaries of officers will fight for freedom against autocracy, Gregg, Miss Lulu Lewis being the Reuben Justinus Hanson, International A phone has been istalled to the to.give the district effcient ser- inthe army and navy of the United under it like the heroes of candidate. Falls, Minn. County Agent's office in the courthouse States -follow: the Civil war they fight for-liberty Stanislaw Molcewski, Cusson, Minn 4Prof Olson of Loman made a visit «'... so that those wishing to call Army and freedom—but unlike them who George Kennedy International to Our burg Wednesday, bringing. Mr. Abbott, may do so. Phone No. Joe Baigus, Montrose, who claimed General $11,000 Falls, Minn. fought for freedom and liberty on Rev. Heermance, Gregg and Adamsto 151. Mr. Abbott plan§ to be in the ex^mp^ion pn agricultural ground Major general 8,000 Hugh Settle, Wayland, Minn. American soil alone, these "boys wiil the S. S. gathering in his car. After office the early part of the week only, and ^j^p^jt .^of a mother had it Brigadier general ...... 6,000 fight for humanify and for* libertjand Swan Odegard, Lundgrert, Minn. Which he left for the University as the remainder -of the time is pointed.gut tor.jiim in a practical way Colonel ., 4,000 freedom as wide and broad as Lester Frank Clark, Ericsburg, farm at St. Paul. He will drive thru- spent Visiting farmers in outlying that ^n^^ble, b^odiied Aniericrtns are Lieutenant colonel -3,500 M'nn. the world and to these boys of ours districts. required, -to, iri a measure, repay Major '3,000 "Arthur A. Bru, Clementson, *Minn. for ours they are, yre pledge our unswerving land of Ireland, of Bohemia and the their Uncle Sammy for past favors Captain 2,400 George Harry Klinko, International loyalty we will buy Liberty flag of the New Republic of Germany. Attorney Geo. F., Meighan of St. shown them hence Jie is now in the Lieutenant ... C. 2,000 Falls, Minn. bonds, W. S. S., Thrift Stamps And with the people of all these Paul for the Yankee Robinson circus service and the Non-partisan league Second lieutenant 1,700 George Eddy, Silverdale, Minn. to the fullest extent of our means? lands and of all the nations we will, was here Monday and cancelled are obliged to cast about, for someone Navy. John H. Coughlin, Clementson" w.e will support the Red Cross with rejoice at their home coming, and the engagement for tha,t good show's else to hold a fat political job. Admiral, vcommander of navy 13,000 Minn. all our power and all our might and thank God in gratitude that liberty date here for next Saturday owing It was Baldus'* desire to land the office Admiral, commander of fleet -. 10,000 Frank Safford, Superior, Wis we will welcome the victors when and freedom are savedf, and will be to the decision of the city council of State Senator, but there was Vice. admiral 9,000^ Rafel Puyroszek, Ironwood, Minn. home they come, for victors they foreyer enthroned in all the lands for not to grant any circus licenses dur nothing ctainfT for Bajdus—Cokato Rear admiral, first line '„8,000 "'"Samuel Erland Sillanpaa,__ Lam el, will be without question for they all the people—never fade— never ing the war, which decision is in Enterprise. Rear admiral, second line .. .6,000 Minn. fight tinder a flag that has never to die. •S«g harmony with the loyalty spirit of Baldus ran for Superintendent of Commander ... .^v. 3,500 Ml ^William Arthur Joyce, Fairland, seen defeat they fight for the holiest the town which is doing its best to schools in this county four years ago Lieutenant commander' ....... .3,000 Minn. ,.v" cause freedom and liberty they fight If you have any gardens to make, get all the spare change with the on the socialist ticket and was over Lieutenant 2,4'X) v^Louis Frohm, Mizpah, Minn to make of this blessed flag that once carpets to clean, or any other general coppers of Uncle Sam, during this whelmingly defeated, so he left the Lieutenant, junior grade v-..... tf'2,000 Charlie. Lundstrom,, Margie, Minn. sjvas ours alone, the flag of humanity, outside work- call at the Press time of great need. county—Ed. Ensign ..^1,700^ Albin G. Waltsrand, Dulutli. Mum. the flag of Belgium, of France of Po-