•j •v 'V"%~4 f* ^S- J__l -j-' v-* INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS.. PAGE FIVE NINETY-FOUR MORE OF OUR? MUST. GUARD FOODSTUFFS OFFICIAL RETURNS OF "BOYS" LEAVE TODAY AGAINST SHORTAGE LOCAL HAPPENINGS CANDIDATES AT PRIMARIES Luncheon to Them at Noton by thi TAiHe is Near' When Enemy Agents The following is the-official report Ladie*, Moving Picture Show ^kjr Become Active in Destruction of the votes cast for the various candidates F. V. Peterson in the Afternoon—• oi^ Grain Elevators, Warehouses at the recent primaries^ Andrew Skiftron was here Tuesday Thrivt by Thrift! Address by Judge Stanton p. m. .and Crops Buy War-Savings Stamps! ... on business. Popular "God Speed" 6:45 at Depot For U. S. Senator The Commission of Public Safety Knute Nelson, 1073. Geo. Semon, the Mizpah merchant •. Serve and. Save. Our city is more than fyll of patriotic at this time desires to warn the Jas. Peterson, 402, was her Monday on business Buy War-Savings Stamps! spirit today as we are hosts people of the state that as the crops For Governor to the ninety-four "boys" who are continue to advance and the time Burnquist, 903. Don't forget the Home Guard C. B. Kinney is building a good leaving tonight for Camp Grant," near of harvest approaches, our fields Lindberg, 657. dance tomorrow, Friday night. summer cottage at Idlewood. Rockford", 111., ... elevators, grain warehouses, and Our guests report at the county other places where grains and foodstuffs Lieut. Governor F. H. Clark is building another P. S. Pendergast is now telegraph auditors office at 10 a. m. at noon, a are received or stored, should Frankson, 549. summer cottage on his valuable dispatcher .for the M. D. & W.* REV. WM. W. DALE sumptuous luncheon will be served! be placed under extra guard, and in Crane, 450. property at the beach. Pastor by the ladies at the school .house.,, a all events every effort should be made Stephans, 403. The ,M. D.: & W. have established At 2:30 proprietor F. V. Peterson to protect them from damage or destruction. "Dad" Fieldman of Northome spent their own telegraph office at their Patriotic service at 11 a. m. Mr. will give a rree matinee to the soldiers This is the duty of every Secy, of State the day here Saturday on his way to depot. Dale will speak on "The Christian in the Grand theatre. citizen in this national crisis. He Schmall, 863. A visit his sons at Ramsack, Sask. in War Time." At 6 oclock Judge C. W. Stanton ^lust consitute himself a policeman Malberg, 532. C. O. Gustafson is building himself will deliver an address to the "bjoys" for Uncle Sam. Every person mUst Spend, but Spend WISELYJ Evening worship, with preaching and.family a,summer cottage up the and the general public'in the Gr.an4 heron the alert to frustrate any State Auditor lake Save, and Save EARNESTLYfjft' by .the pastor at 8. after which a "Good bye and God attempts to destroy war material, Pfeus, 1066. Buy War-Savings Stamps! Bless Ybu/'t Demoristratibn 'will be .Whjch jn Minnesota chiefly concerns' Tj ovoid, 430. Ora Hazen .is now- in: aero -service Sunday school at 10. f. given by the 'general public at jthe food, which is one bf the most -.Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Garrett were at c^ijip. Green, Charlotte,' N. C., and depot until the train leives ,at *7 important and essential of all wari State Treasurer •here Tuesday from their summer isdoingfinely. *-.i Every business hbuse Will' be' decorated products.' -V FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rines, 899. home at Lakeside, known as "Glen with bunting and flags in honor' Fasel, 518. ... 'REV. C. L. KINGSBURY The United States has a Sabotage Eden" Michel Anjgee purchased a Ford of' this^ ^etfiorable. day. Pastor* Act, enacted recently, which was from Castiyer Anderson of Ray. He Attorney General passed expressly todiscourage ^nd Richard LiljeMad and family and will go, scme noiy.-= God. bless our. npble men, Hilton, 786. 11 a. m. Preaching service. Topic: punish enemies, of. pur .country, who Ivor Refsass and family have rented B,ririg them safe home a^in Sullivan, 666. Christ 2nd of series "His Incarnatidli.,r arfe operating within our borders. the Fraanzeri cottage at Clark's Vice-President and Mrs. S. W. God bless our .men. Patriotic citizenk as individuals andcbTmrnunities Backus, returned Tuesday from a beach. Make them victorious, patierit^nA Clerk Supreme Court .are called to- their re short visit to Minneapolis. chivelrqus .* jarto^as- Caswell,1148. 8. p. in.' Sermon. Topic: "A New s^ehsribility in 'this-inatter because Christ Eiden of Rapid River was a They are so dear to us, God bleis* Magmus en,' 377. bf' the" offenses covered by this lawr visitor here Monday in the interest tfe SPENDER our men. Muller, 415. .Which are the kind that cari be comnSitted of their branch of the American Red 'i!EjASAVER! 3 fjl •'i 't0*' -v 10 a. m. Bible school. by the individual alone and Cross society. Stamps! FOURTH JULY CELEBRATIpN Railroad Warehouse Comissioner utiiaided anywherie, whether it is in a' Putnan, 882. p. m. Christian Endeavor. 7. warehouse, grain elevator, the village A light team for, sale, weighs about key,, VV. ^H. Howard of Birchdale At a citizens' meeting held T#Qs Tillquist, 533. store, or grocery, in the railroad 2200 lbs., in good working condition. was here Monday attending a meet day night in the City Hall to. arrange Wednesday evening bible study and crossing. The farrii should also be Apply owner, G| W. Florer, Big Fall?.. ing of the Ministerial Association. for a fourth of July celebration, (J. Government Dun. prayer service. art object of special attention. June 27-July 4. Nelson was elected chairman, ThpsTronseri, Wheaton, 216. The seriousness of violation of Miss. Hunt^and H. S. Record of Big .. secretary Irvin B.urtoo, Comstock, 65. Friday^ evening. Choir rehearsal. Wm. Sturgul who was arrested by the Sabotage is indicated by the pen-:, Falls were here Tuesday on business Representative treasurer. After the organization Sheriff White last Thursday •. was at the Superirident of School's oftice. alty that is fixed for its violation by, Mr. Nelson appoiritied the following H. J. Miner, 652. fto fined $75 and costs by Judge Palmer the Government., On conviction FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL committees: F. J. McPartiin, 570. of the Municipal court. Mike Lemmer of Littlefork was fine up, to $10,000 or. inprisonment V. CHURCH •**•¥. J. McPartlinj publicity .and entertainment. W. C. Hasselbarth, 506. fon up.tq 30 years, or both, is the punishment here Wednesday visiting with Prof F. C. litis, 100. REV. EDW. "Patrons of the Hotel Dyckman, GaviK, 'Stijp'ermtendeht of Schools. fixed. The Government describes Adolph Krohn, finance. Pastor Minneapolis, are assured a. ,cordial the following offenses H. A .Levin, parade. Register of Deeds .welcome, uniform courtesy and the being ^subject to.these penalties: Ladies 'shqpjpirig in Minneapolis .John Berg, sPPrts, street .concessioji. Frank S. Lang, 766. best of service always." tf Service in the morning at 11 and in "Willfully injuring or .destriying will fin4 the Hotel Dyckman most accessible '. Ray Landgraf, 524. the evening at 8. All the services attempting to injure or destroy to all the leading stores, tf OE Mrs.. M. E. Withrow, the ReVl Oscar M. Hanscom, 311. .WANTED—Work on. farm by man be patriotic and fn -honor of1 the nation's war material, .war premises or utilities Cross.. ,^ J.. E. Burdick, 251. and wife with our child. Separate birthday. of the United States or any Mr ,^pd. M.r.s. Alex Mcintosh left The city counpil appropriated ^150 house preferred. Address Ipck box' associate nation." Tuesday for Bayfield, Wis., where he toward the celebration. Mr. Levin Sheriff 487 city-, June 27 The Sunday school meets at 10 a. has. s^evred a/position in a munition the words "war material" the wishes all .who. will prepare floast or Mcintosh, 585 m. dasses for all ages. Kindergarten plant. .. •Government includes arms, clothing, take part in the parade to not Thos White, 549 any Supt. C. Muench of the International department for the little folks. food, foodstuffs,, fuel, also supplies, him. It is requested that all prepare! Lari'der Larson, 300 Insulation Company is building New families coming to our city are. G. W. Florer arid his son Leo, were either a patriotic, business or comic' munitions and all other articles Lawless, 225 a fine summer home 26x40 feet very cordially invited. visitors iiere from Big Falls Saturday, or any part of ingredient thereof in float. Jas Sedore, 227 bungalow style at Idlewood. .. Leo expects to leave for camp tended for or adapted to, or suitable. All lodges are invited to "join Hlie Epwbrth League at 7:15 p. m. Topic: for use in the conduct ofrteh war. parade. .. Treasurer "Atnerican's Heritage." led by Sheriff Thos-. White,,h.•: attend­ JPr. Capt. Alex Gorhain, marihal-oif Sie Fogar.ty, 1040 The w^stirig': 6f suga^, flour or Emily Wafcspn. ing the meeting of'chairmen of the Mrs Jos, Riley is enjoying a visit1 day.- v- '--f Ge& E. Shaw, S2l.' wheat, which are all war riiaterials Draft Boards of Northern- Minnesota from Miss Julia Anderson who form.erly is considered, an Act of Sabotage Harris Jewett, 26 Mdiweek service, Wednesday evening at the Commercial club rooms, Duluth lived here and clerked in Buiton's ODD FELLOW NOTES It is Sabotage to wilfully damage at 8. Topic: "Beginning the relative to the "Work and store. wheel-barrow at a coal mine or County Superintendent of Schools Christian Life." Fight" regulations. H. Ai Levin has returned from the G. A. Olson, 837. hand, truck at a railway freight The Hofne Guards will give anoth State I. O. O. F. convention and gave house, for each is an appliance of John F. Gavin, 827. Service in the Ranier church in Money* Saved Works' 1 er of their popular Military balls his report at the local lodge Monday P. E. Bowen, 674. "war premises." It is Sabotage to honor of the Nation's birthday Sunday Day and Night for you. next Friday night. You will of night, in which was the interesting throw a monkey wrench into at 3 p. m. Buy War-Savings Stamps! County Commissioner 1st District course be there. item that he assisted in getting the age a plow to cripple a horse which Sunday school at 2 m. p. Ross Slack, 130. is in use on our-farms for the production The summer cottage people ana M. A. Ulvedahl, 90. of food. It is Sabotage to Attorney B. H. Phinney received RED CROSS NOTES Other lake side residents between Ai A. Miller, 48. a card Tuesday from his former la»v interfere with telephoneor telegraph Ranier and Crystal Beach have lines which may be needed at any partner, now Sergt. Campbell saying Birchdale reports a shipment of raised $300 toward gravelling the County Commissioner, 5th District time in the nation's business. It is that he had arrived safely in France. 20 bed socks, 4 suits of pajamas, 9 road and putting it in first-class R. J. Langaard, 78. Sabotage flood or otherwise damage comfort kits, 7 hand towels, 2 turkish turnpike condition. C. P. Ellingson, 63. public highways. Judge C. W. Stanton was here towels, 1 pair socks. A. K. Aaberg, 45. tterday on his return to Beirirdii It will thus be seen that there are Lawrence Gilbertson and Knute John Bur sack, 39. from conducting a term of the District unlimited opportunities for every patriotic, Koochiching county has been asked Lawrence were here on the latter's Wm. N. Durrin, 28. citizen to be ?on guard against Court at Baudette. to ship 300 pair of socks and 10 final homestead proof Monday. They Percy R. Scribner, 30. _—4—- Sabotage by the I. W. W., the Anarchists, gray helmets per month for June, report! good crops and general prosperity enemy agents, the plain German Anthony Mahitka returned Wednesday July and August. throughout their section of RECRUITING STATION from the Big Fork drive sympathizer or the slacker. the county. UNITED STATES ARMY which they drove as far as Deer The Public Safety Commission Mrs. Wm. Keiver of Littlefork has Creek Rapids where they had to tie urges every patriotic citizen to keep donated two pair of socks which are Thos. Howard returned Monday to List of men who have volunteered up for lack of water. his eyes and ears open and to report a complet home product—the yarn through the local recruiting office his home at Birchdale from his suspicious acts to the nearest representative being home grown and home spun the past week. studies at Carlton college, Northfield, The Red!C?oss branch of Loman of the Commission, There Giving name, branch and address as for the summer vacation. He are arranging to celebrate the glor is a County Director in each county, The Littlefork branch has sent 40^ came from Tower by canoe arid reports follows: ious 'Forirth iff a good patriotic manner generally at the county seat, who socks each past two monthsand pair of a very enjoyable trip. Mth progi-am, races, lunch and are to make the record' can be consulted in matters of this Working Walter Morjus, Medical Dept. dance. Everyone is invited. kind. again this month. Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Lester Diamond passed away at the local hospital lost Friday night Robert J. Shannan, Engineers H. A LEVIN The International Falls surgical Messrs^ C. B. Kinney and Geo. N. Margie, Minn. through uripreventable complications HILL-BROWN WEDDING Deputy. District Grand Master and dressing department begin the new Millard are building a fine summer due to confinement. Her remains Fritz J. Johnson, Infantry Cloquet one of the livest wires and best administrators cottage at Idlewood 26x40 feet with month's work next Tuesday. were accompanied to her former Minri. in the local lodge. .. Miss Esther Elvira Hill and spacious "porches arid tverything conducive George O. Hilback, Infantry International home in Colorado by her husband George Pierce Brown of this city GEMMELL RED CROSS BRANCH: to ssumtner comfort. Saturday night for burial. Grand Lodge convention to Duluth Falls, Minn. were united in the bonds of holy May 1918 next-year. He was also confirriied as Olaf B. Fristad, Engineers Carp, matrimony-by Rev. E. Kaneen at the Prof Bowen of Big. FallsT has accepted li^inn. DO IT NOW the district deputy Grand Master for Methodist parsonage Saturday evening, Receipts a position for four years as Hercules W. Chislett, Engineers Buy War-Savings Stamps this district. June 15th. Mr. and Mrs. "Brbwif Am't brought forward ... .$141.43* Superintendent of High school in Littlefork Minn. he Odd Ffeftowi entertamttieiit will make their home at South International Membership ..,.. ... 600' Arthur Metcalf of the DanPatch the southern, part of the state the •will have charge of the bpenirig arid Hector Major, Engineers, Littlefork, The young couple have 1.00 Minn. Ponation appointment .is complimentary to Mr. line has been compelled to raiser his dedication of the new Loyalty theatre the best wishes of their many friends. Boweri's John ahility as "an educator. about theh middle of July. LaBelle, Engineers Littlefork, fare twenty-five cents between here Total .$148.43- The Odd Fellows lodge have established Minn. arid Loman on account of the increased U. S. TO PROVIDE FOR Attorney F. J. M^Partliri and Judge John. E. H. Liehig, Engineers International a: soldier's and sailor's relief cost of gasoline and all general Expenditures C. W. Stanton deliyeried addresses at war fund of ten ^million dollars, to SOLDIERS VOTING Falls, Minn. supplies. "His boat makes daily Fergus Falls Wollen Mills .. .$ 15.15 a rousing patriotic Good. Bye meeting Loyd A. Collum, Medical Department return trips between Loman and be raised by every member of the 1 dozen pajamas ....... ... .. 22.25 Winnipeg, Canada. to the boys who a^re. leiaving that ordejL: paying "one dollar per year for Washington,, Juiije 25—Regulations International Faills. ... Singer machine .. 27.00 section of the county for the training three years. The local lodge confined soon will be issued by the War and Roy A. Penry, R. R. Engineers 1 dozen spools thread .. ^60 Ft. Frances, Canada. The Red Cross appreciates very camp. 7 1V"'' this good resolution by special Navy departments^. Secretaries Baker Mrs. Huber expenses .. 2.42 R. V. Bass, levy of this amount on each of its and D'aniels told callers today, highly the spirit manifested and the Mrs Kunze's expenses 2.42 Recruiting Officer. providing that the Americans in military raising of $65 at the picnic given last Herman Johnson of 'Big Falls, members at its last meeting. Int. Chapter membership .. 3.00 brother of John J: Johnson Who was service both abroad and at Sunday by Mrs. O. A. Larson at .her int. Chapter, Mdse .. 6.64 CARD OF THANKS home, from states .that have enacted You can't SPEND Your Money farm' home south of town, and trust the first to make the "SUpreme Sacrifice'' .$ 79.48 Total ^.v. ..... ."'. and from otfr' county* by being laws for absentee Voting, that those other people will see their way clear Amt' due branch .. 68.95 SAVE IT TOO! Mr'. Lester Diamond wishes to express in the service may cast their ballots to help this most important cause drowned when the troop" ship Tuscania Buy War-Savings Stamps! was torpedoed off the Irish his gratitude to their many jn the congressional elections next in a similar manner. Total .$148.43 coast some' ihonths ago,kwas a social friends for the valuable assistance' fall. "Hotel Dyckman is Minneapolisnewest and kiiidly ministrations during his visitor here yesterday/ The International Summer school Work Completed and Shipped -C Precious Gold Is Wasted downtown fireproof hoiel. wife's severe illness and his :,sad be­ at Clark's Beach, July 15 to the 22nd 12 pajamas suit, 11 pairs socks, 300 rooms each room has its own John D. Kibbey returned yester-: reavement caused by his wife's will be weil worth your time by attending 'b- private bath. Rates $1.75 to $3.50 per 5.bed shirts. Old false teeth wanted, don't matter day after spending a Week On his oriiOn deaths ariy or all of its sessions day" tf fafm which he- "homesteaded^ if broken—We pay up to 15 dolr July 15 to 22nd. Take a little time FOR SALE—Young Jersey cow, HOUSEHOLD GOODS "FOR SALE lars per set. Also cash for old goldy thirteen years and lived on it continually for an outing. Tents at reasonable fresh in July heifer calf, 9 months Middle aged woman with little girl for eight yeafs tiear Margie. Round dining table, 6 leather seated silver and broken jewelry check prices Food on grounds^ Boating, .Angora billy goat, 37 rods woven would like to keep house for a good chairs, buffet," wicker chairs, twofold sent by return mail. Goods held 10 bathing, good speakers, good musio He says his crops are looking fine, wire fensirig, gasoline boat, baby respectable man. I can give good and that seeing he is too old to enlist davenport, bed-room furniture, days for sender's approval of our offer. a good place and safe place to take carriage, high chair, etc. Mazer's To'oth- Specialty, Dept, references. your family. Speakers from Winnipeg, he will try and do his share b^r rugs and other articles at 400 8th J. E. Ericlcson, Mrs. Mabel Marsden, raising food crops for those who do Ave. Phone 388. Goods almost new. A, 2007 S. 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa. St. Paul, Minneapolis and other Lindford, Minn. Box 17 Margie. Minn. Prices low.,, 4 points. Come give it a boost. go.