S* Vik•* v%&i ••'/,*t INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE FIVE "S. 4TH OF "JULY CELEBRATION NAMES OF NEW REGISTRANTS FAI^M'BUREAU HAS, A GRAND SUCCESS AND ORDER OF CALL LOCAL HAPPENINGS GOOD MEETING Everybody vhad a good time at the Thfe following is the list of names At the regular meeting of the executive REV. WM. W. DALE splendid celebration of the glorious of registrants of the class of June committee of the Koochiching Fourth in our city last Thursday, in 1918 whose registration cards are in Couny Farm Bureau Association Mrs. Spencer Kendall of Banno^iC Attorney F. J. McPartlin was at spite of the fact that ther« was no Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. the possession of! the local board, in it was decided to have the county wa9 a visitor here Saturday. Cass Lake Tuesday on a land contest drunkepe^ss or rowdyism. the order of stheir liability for military Rev. E.1 L. -Heermance will preach. agent investigate the dairy situation case. It was a truly family day, the service, as determined by this in the county with a view to determine Alec Murray of Bannock and O streets were crowded with people Sunday school at 10 a. m. local board, as required by the Rules the most profitable method of Shie of Loman were visitors here Atty. John Mettel of Wadena spent all day and clear past the midnight and Regulations. markeing butter fat. Ijt is believed a few days here last-week attending Saturday by autc. hour, enjoying a healthy hilarity of Mr. Dale, the new pastor, was married John Julius Boucher, Int. Falls. that the information gaihed thru the to the Kahle estate. friendly greeting. last Thursday, to Miss Mable Otto Granstrom, Maple Creek, Can. accumulation of accurate data when Mrs. H. L. Frank went to Sault The parade which consisted chiefly Annison of Bagley, Minn. They will Ross Foster Corell, Big Falls. brought to the atention of dairymen Rapids last Monday evening to visit Miss Florence Kinsbella is spending of Home guards, and Red Cross features Fred Thomas, Int. Falls. return to International Falls about and creamery managers will mean a her daughter, Myrtle. the week with friends camping led by the city band and a few the middle of July. Abraham Pelland, Pelland. mutual benefit and tend to hasten the in the Pendergast cottage. family automobiles was much appreciated Antone Voller, Big Falls. development of the dairy industry Walter Erickson spent the 4th with FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH by both visitors and residents. Bernard Jennings Wenberg, Int. in the county. his brother, Elmer who is working John J.-Stone expects to leave this REV. C. L. KINGSBURY At one o'clock the raising Falls. As soon as possible the Farm Bureau at the McDougall ship building yards. week for an extended visit at his and dedication of the large flag, donated Pastor Thomas Nathan Bates, Int. Falls. Association will publish a monthly old home in lower Ontario. to -the city by Slier Bros., on Bernard Sumbs, Northome. news bulletin-which will be mailed "Ladies shopping in Minneapolis a sixty foot pole given by the International 11 a. m. sermon. Topic: "Christ— Will Paul Graef, Int. Falls. free to members of the assisiatibn. will find the Hotel Dycknia:: most accessible Lumber Company and the Mrs. J. J. Lloyd and children re His Sufferings and Death." James Clifford Shoen, Bemi|ji. This bulletin will relate particularly to all the leading stores." tf work of setting in place at the foot turned Tuesday from a two weeks' Knute Marklund, Int. Falls. to the work of the Faarm of Third street near the railway visit with relatives at Tower. 8 p. m. Preaching service. Sermon Jacob Emil. Tappari,N Stambough, Bureau and topics of agricultural interest, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.Wheelock are plaza by Alderman Adolph Krohn. subject: "The Passion of Risk." Mich. enjoying a visit '-from their neice, was well attended and greatly enjoyed. Manager Summerfield of Markowitz Salvatore Risse, Int. Falls. The county^plans to be in the office Miss Helen Callahan of Alexander. 10 a. m. Sunday bible school. John & Summerfield enjoyed a visit George Holife Olson, Gemmell. at the court house Monday and Attorney F. J. McPartlin made a Gish, superintendent. Teachiers and this week from his brother, Alex of Clyde G. Semon, Mizpah. Tuesday of each week. The remainder Attorney and Mrs. F. J. McPartlin neat presentation speech, which was classes for all. Come and bring your Cloqiiet. Joseph Kopacs, Big Falls. of the week is spent in various and children are enjoicing over the responded to by City Attorney W. children. Ernest Milton Halbakken, Int Falls parts of the county. birth of another son to their family V. Kane in behalf of the city and b/ H. C. Putnan is leaving for the Ira Dale Smootz, Indus. circle. Comrade Frank Carrier in behalf RED CROSS AUCTION. 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. If harvest fields near Fargo, N. D. tomorrow Fred Coran, Int. Falls. the soldiers of '61 and '98. The band strolling, stroll in. night where he will run a Edwin Pearson, Int. Falls. -y Mort Houston is at the headquarters played suitable selections while the seperator. .Erie Jacobson, Ericsburg. The following interesting article marine camp at Alexander, i. members of the Home guard undrr All services during week at Clark's George Mitchell Peggar, Loman. was clipped from "Winning the War' and is sargant in the quartermaster Capt. Alec Gorham and members of beach, Summer School. Hope you will "Patrons of the Hotel Dyckman, Jesse Eearl Montgomery, Craigville. periodical of last week: corps. the 4th Infantry under Sergt. Dem.j»sy be there. Minneapolis,. are assured a cordial On June 7th and 8th, the Red Cross stood at attention. welcome, uniform courtesy and the Daniel Bruzelius, Shooks. Chapter at International Falls held E. W. Speelman, employment representative FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL At sundown the flag was lower i«l best of service always." tf Fred Backe, Gemmell. a carnival and auction which netted of the M. & O. is spending CHURCH with the usual military ceremony., Dolphen Severan, Clearbrook. about $2,500. This was given under a few days in the twin cities conducted by the Home guards. After Clarence M. Breneman, Ray. the supervision of the Finance Committee, The residence of A. F. Klein on looking over the labor situation. which an effergy of the Kaiser Edward Kaneen,. Minister Mike Stepaway, Int. Falls. of which Mrs. M. E. Withrow i3th avenue was. almost totally de was hauled up and later burned, Service in the morning at 11 and Adolph Johnson, Duluth. of International Falls is chairman. stroyed by fife Sunday caused by the Moving pictures of the local home C. much to the amusement of the ki is in the evening at 8. The subject of Mr. B. Kinney supervised the auc­ John Rose, Int. Falls. explosion of a gasoline stove. guards at their recent inspection who hooted and yelled to their the 4»ori)ing sermon will be "Faith Raymond Dardis, Int. Falls. tion sale, Frank Warner, auctioneer Virginia will be shown at the Home hearts content. Fulnes^." .Evening: "ChristLikeness" of Fort Frances, Ont., kindly donated Henry George Paul, Int. Falls. guard benefit at the Grand on the County Attorn'ey' Jevne and family The afternoon ball game between services as auctioneer. All the Dscar William Johnson, Pelland. have made arrangements to rentv a 16th. the local and Fort Frances teams, The' Sunday school meets at 10 a. articles sold were donated. Among Ernest Steven Grinsell, Ft. Frances, flat in the tent city during the caiftp well attended and resulted in a m. Bible' study. Kindergarten the larger items were a horse given Ont. Wanted to buy not less that 40 meeting next week at Clark's bead}? sjqpre of 4 to 3 in favor of the home department for the little falks. by the International Lumber company, fidwin Alvin Muller, Littlefork. acres" on Rainy river between Inter team, who donated the $25 prize to ••r ii'r which brought $300, a cow and Violedge Frederickson, Ft. Frances natippal F^lj^s and Lor an some, with Mr., an.d ,Mrs. S. W. Backus departed the Red Cross. ., i^^or^ J^eague service at 7:15 p. calf given by the Riverdale Dairy Carl. Gustave Peterson, Ericsburg small house preferred. Address last night for a few days' visit in This was really a Red«Cross Independence m. which brought $150, and a cake given .' Albert Brown, Bertha, Minn. "settler," Press office.' Minneafiplis .Yvith their bunch of day celebration as all the •#. by the International Bakery, which David Johanson, Littlefork. friends who have been spending the street and other concessions were Prtachinjij service in' the Ranier brought $106. The receipts of this Marion Anzinger, Littlefork. The next draft of forty-five men past wteek yvith them up the lake given by the city council to that church at'3 p. m. Sunday school at 2 sale, together with other income of Robert Bernhart Meland, Big Falls will leave on the 24th for One of the helpful and necessary patriotic or p. m.. the Chapter, will carry the work of Walter, Bodin, Duluth. training camps Four others will- be ganization which received receipts James Tqwle is enjoying a short the Chapter at least for. the summe1. Ray Snyder, Fort Dodge, Iiwa. selected for technical auto training furlough from the U. S. Engineers in the neighborhood of $1000. Unidn Sunday school picnic Tuesday The following members of the Finance --Frank Andrew Knable, Burgville. at Dunwoody Institute, Minneapolis cainp..at-'i?6rt Myer, Va., visiting h:.s next July 16. The boats will Committee are entitled to Iver Johnson, Border. SHERIFF WHITE RAIDS sister, Mrs. S. W. Backus ,at their leave the' city dock at 9 a. rri. for great credit for their energy and industry August L.,Bloom, Big Falls. We understand that some of the CRYSTAL BEACH summer, hpipe on Huckleberry island. Cleark's beach where the Rainy Lake in the matter: Mrs. Liljeblad, William McKinley Gifford, Marshaltown, "feed" for Barney's half blind pig Summer School will be in sess'on. Mrs. Jevne, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. The Crystal Beach resort pulled owa. went astray between Ranier and the Mn and Mrsi.'P.' S. Pendergast aiu Haddock, Mr. F. Green,, and Paul off Another of its disgraceful debauches Burdette Hadswall Aldeij, Ranier. "farm" if any more, goes astray he The parents of the children are daughter, Mavis, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kinports. last Sunday, night. and .-Was John Lawrence Qrwold, Kimball. may have to turn them ou on the very cordially invited. P. Watson* and daughters, Florence raided by Sheriff1 White and deputies Walter Bizuskiv, Int. Falls.1 street' pasture. 5 ERICSBURG NEWS and Emily and son, Paul and Miss assisted by Lieut. Franklin %and Vicin ty Fran, Int. Falls. LEO JACKAWAY IS Florence Kinshella are spending the squad of the 4th Infantry. George Barney. Choquette, Loman. Everybody is pulling for Captain HOME ON FURLOUGH week at the Pendergast summer Mr. Wm Erdman has returned from A disagreeable mixture of booze, Fred Sundj Baudette. Alec Gorham for major of the new cottage near Crystal Beach. business trip to Duluth. immoral women, soldiers arid the Dallis Laument Dennis, Northome, Border Battalion of the Minnesota ^lr. John Liesenfeld of the Excellsor Sergt. Leo Jackaway arrived yesterday usual bunch of all around undesirables John Peterson, Zim. Home Guards, the headquarter fc. mill staff is visiting in International for a ten. days' furlough from Rollett Green returned from gathered under the bright lights Emil Josef M. Johnson, Ericsburg which will be, in "this city as the Falls for a few days. the Hospital Corps at Jefferson Barracks. three months business experience in for sporty dance which as usual developed Austin Melvin Johnson, Littlefork. International Falls company has been Mrs. George Watson and children He is delighted with the the undertaking and hardware line jealousies which resulted in Henry Sonderman, Indus. designated the senior company who have visited in Ray for the past service. Although he has only been a free for all in which one of the in St. Paul, last, Thursday and will Hjalmer Lempi, Int. Falls. the 20th Battalion. month returned home Monday evening. in the service nine months he has spend a few weeks taking care cf sporty soldiers got the worst of it Francis Yost,. Int. Falls. been made, a sergant of the first his brother Frank's store while waiting and was brought to town in a more William D. F. Clasen, Gemmell. Purchasing agent S. A. Sandberg Mrs. John Fitsgerald of International class, largely through his success in to be called to the service ox or less banged up-condition and. before William R. Frent, Gemmell. of the M. & O. and allied companies Falls spent the week end her Uncle Sam. final complaint -could be made competitive examinations and efficiency John Haikkinen, Int. Falls. has rented the newly built Clark's with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin in the various military drills the news reached the ears of the -r' Harvey H. Palmer, Int. Falls. cottage on the up lake beach for himself Matison. sheriff who raided the joint and arrested There will be no question about Peter Langland, Clementson. and family for the summer. He Mrs. Lawrence Olson of Unity, your future success if you are train C. A. Campman who is charged John Zelske, Thorpe, Wis. leaves in a few days for Minna i~6lis Wisconsin" is visiting with her parents, ed in the Little Falls Bu'siness Col with operating the joint, Tom Bosco William Lester Elzig, Margie. and hopes to bring his family back Mr. and Mrs. Ben Withbeck. lege. This college is one of the most who is charged with assulting the Arthur Russell Edwards, Int. Falls with him to make their home here Mr. and Mrs. Gust Holms entertained completely equipped business schools guardsman, Joe Bash for drunkedness Vesper Leo Doty, Lake LaCroix. at dinner Monday evening in in the entire country.. Beginning sal A warrant is also out for Ed Otto Tilander, Ray. The many residents of our city honor of Earl, their little son's first aries of sixty to a hundred arid twenty-five Bancroft, the'owner of the place. Carl Albin Ogren, Int. Falls. who own cottages or are building birthday. dollars a month is the record Steps have already been taken to Nic Michos, Ray. them at Clark's, Bennett's, Idlewood Mary and Malcolm Pearson of of our students. Send for catalog. permanently close the place under Joseph John Rausher, Int. Falls. or Crystal Beaches spent Sunday and Minneapolis are spending the summer the abatement law. Edward Tessier, Int. Falls. much of their time there this week. months with their father Dr. Pearson. •On the 4th John. Salnes, Wm. Dix Mr. Chas. Hall has received word William B'oerjan, Int. Falls. Deputy Auditor E. J. Gjesdahl and on, D. J. McKenzie, Thos Provyek from A. R. Cobey who is at the Uni John Walter Dolan, Stillwater. family returned Friday from a two Andrew Basso, section foreman and and Thos Haley were all arrested by versity taking the army mechanical Albert Bersing, Ranier. weeks well earned vacation with re1atives family spent the 4th in Virginia with Sheriff White and deputies at .Ranier course and. also one from Harry Cle George Elmer LaBrie, Mizpah. at Greenbush. J.he Laiti family. and fined $5.00 and costs by viter who says the best thing any PLAN TO ATTEND Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDonahi Judge Palmer for drunkenness. young man can do is to join Uncle Capt. R. H. Monahan arrived last and son Danny spent the fourth in THE SUMMER SCHOOL Thos O'Leary was arrested here Sam's army It's the only life and Thursday for a ten days forlong. He the Falls. and given five days for drunkenness every man will be better for th has a good assignment very close to A large crowd attended the Red The Fitger brewing company'.1 training and disipline he receives in ^Plans are now completed for the the head of the headquarters hospospital Cross meeting Saturday night. it. I building at Ranier was also raided Rainy Lake Summer School, which at Fort Myers, Virginia. Rev. Heermance of International on the Fourth and Robt Blossingham will be held at Clark's beach, July His many friends here are glad to sehim Falls gave a Red Cross address. The was arrested for selling loquor without Archie Paul is here this week visiting 15th to 22nd. The school will combine again and learn of his continued junior girls sang patriotic songs, and a license for which he paid with friends before he leaves classes and addresses with success. He is every inch a soldi' refreshment^, were served. The lat fine of $75 and costs in the Municipal on the 15th for Dunwoody with^he •vk. camping and recreation, like the a? well as every inch a master surgeon. er part of the evening was given to court. This makes the third mechanical selective draft Mr. chautauqua held in various places dancing. time this particular Fitger brewing Paul has had a good position as over the ceuntry. When well established, Mr. Charles Johnson and family company's place has been pulled in clerk in the army automobile stores it is likely to draw large numbers motored to the Falls the 4th. -Game Warden •Woods arid several five weeks, each time with a different and has acquired Valuable /iriforma of people from all over Minnesota assistantsTaided Crystal Beach"Mot man in charge. tion in that branch which will be and Western Ontario, and be an day evening and seized a largg,portion Tuesday evening Deputy Sheriff helpful both to him and the service advertisement for this region of the "To HELL with of moose meat and a quantity Van Ettan and Patrolman Lowe of when he becomes active in it. very best kind. of liquor and arrested "Chappy" for the city police seized five cases of A boat will leave the upper dock and duties that are required of BURDICK- OGAARD having them in -his .possesion. He 100 per cent bourbon whiskey being next Monday morning at 8 oclock them. He says that last November the KAISER" also raided "Busieas Bill's place at ^transported on the Fred Lang dray arid each evening of the week at 6 out of fifty who took the examination Ranier and confiscated liquor and line from the 530 Duluth train to this The many friends of Wayne Burdick p. m., returning after the meeting which involved the answering caused his arrest. Several casks of city.vThe booze peddlers having became and Miss Jennette Ogaard ire and again at 8 the next morning. This of 3500 questions for corporal he received booze were also seized in Fargo bay tired of being nabbed at the agreeably surprised at ^hearing of will jenable those working through the highest percentage which and parties^ in that St. Louis county midnight train thought they would their wedding in Minneapolis Tuesday the day to take in the evening sessions, was 96 and 42 out of the 50 passed. resort put under arrest. UNCLE SAM "get by" if it "was brought on the day afternoon, after which they or to spend he. night with their Then in December 28 of this number started for Seattle, Wash., where the train but found the same watchfulness^ families. The fare on the boat will took the examination for sergeant on the part of the officiials. Ben Kotolinek is doiiig finely in groom' has accepted an important be 35 cents. and 21 passed, later four of that position in the shipyards. his good clerical position at the Tents may be rented on the number were examined for sergeant HELP ROR 7 HE FARMER'S W»FS headquarters training camp of your The bride is the'daughter of !,. A, grounds by those who do not care of the 1st class and he was the only KICK THE KAISER Uncle Samuel at Oglethorpe, Va. Ogaard of our city where she was A )f frrm experience dr-.sra to provide their own, also folding one that passed. He says that the His only regrets are that he has not born and graduated from ti high school teachers, who have esp-ess^d cots. For those who do not care to. greatest care is taken of the soldiers' INTO HELL been able to get across the pond wi school, since which tinie she has been their willingness to assist farm wo|men do their own cooking, cafeteria meals health and that out of 1100 patients one of the many branches of men who attending the University of Minnesota. during\the summer of 1 •'.? has will be served at reasonable cost. in, his department only one has died ." have, been in training in h.is camp: grecently been assembled by the WoJmen's Mrs. M,cMillari, whose work in the which is certainly a good record. His unusual ability along the line of The afroom is the son or J. E. Burdick i! and Girls' Division of the U: Mr. Jackaway is very enthusiastic domestic science room of the school At the Y-' record keeping makes him a very or'our city, and is also-a graduate |S Employment office, U. S. Depa over the opportunities offered in all has been so satisfactory, has been GRAND necessary adjunct of, the office for :e of our high school then continued went of labor, thru the Minnesota secured to preside over the cooking, lines to those who enter any branch at home. He and others similiarily his education in the University, organization. vi _- of the service. He expects to be with Miss Mabel Qlson as clerk. situated should remember the words but during vacation was employed A supply of employer's application sent over to France very shortly after The registration, fee for families THEATRE of,' the former great general, Joshn-J, in a railroad office. blanks has' been received by M. M. his return. His many friends is $2.50, single adults $1.00. Those who comforted those who were needed These 'contracting -parties are perhaps: Ablott?**fccal representative of theemployment here are pleased to see him again coming up as visitors are expected to ^•C in the home camps by s.aying "As the most popular young couoie office and will be mailed and wish him the best of luck'when pay in proportion, though everyone v. ^TUESDAY, JULY 23RD is his part that goeth to battle sft is of our city and their hosts of friends upon request to anyone desirious he returns to active service, of, his is urged to buy at least one family his part that tarrieth with the stuff:": follow -them with their best wishes. country agajn next Tuesday. 'X' o* secui this hired help. ticket as a matter, of local loyalty. kSHMA.