PAGE FIVE. BOYS WHO LEAVE ADJ-GEN RHINOW CON- RAINY LAKE RESORTS RAIDED LOCAL HAPPENINGS FISHING EQUIPMENT AND BdOZE CONFISCATED HERE WEDNESDAY REV. WM. W. DALE Acting under war orders from the State Safety Commission and State Three million men under arms by Forty thousand more men are needed, Inspection Held Tuesday Night By Union service at the Metohdi List of Koochiching county registrants Game Warden Carlos Avery who had August 1st is the plan of the war right away, for our navy. Adjutact General and Major Brady church Sunday morning at 11 a. m. who have been ordered to report received complaints of wholesale violations board. of War Department^-^.^ No evening service. at International Falls at ten of state liquor and game laws, Next Tuesday night there will be o'clock a. m. on July 24th, 1918 and Game Wardens, Geo E. Woods, Jas election of officers of the Home Wanted to buy a small used trunk. THIS CITY HEADQUARTERS Sunday school as usual at 10 a. m. who will entrain for Camp Wadsworth, Beatty ,J. E. Kraeger and Aug Tabor, Must be in good, condition. Enquire Guards. OF 20TH BATTALION Spartenburg, South Carolina, accompanied and assisted by K. D. at this office. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL at 6:45 p. m. on that date. Campbell chief of the Ontario Provincial Andy Amundsen and Chas. Moss Adjutant General Rhinow aiid Major CHURCH Ball, Russell D., Elk Hill, Va. police, Capt. Robt. Ferri, overseer No Amount is Too Small— of Black river were here over Sunday. Brady inspected the local company Bashaw, John Earl, International of the Ontario Game and Fisheries', THRIFT.CARDS care for ALL! V. Morning service at 11. of Home Guards Tuesday evening* No even- Falls, Minn. Thos Walker and inspector Dominion Buy War-Savings Stamps! ing service. The local company is now Company Berg, Rudolph Oliver, International police and Jas Hastie Customs "Ladies shopping in Minneapolis A of the 20th Battalion. Headquarters i*endergast Officer of Fort Frances, made a great Falls, Minn. The and Watson fam­ will find the Hotel Dyckrn&r: roost accessible The. Sunday school will meet at 10 for the Battalion is here Bergsing, Charley, Ranier, Minn. three days and nights raid of the ilies returned from tlieir outing up to all'the leading stores." tf a. m. Classes for all ages. Kindergarten and 'the other companies belonging Canadian and American Rainy lake Blocker, Elmer, Hesper, Mont. •the lake Sunday night. department for the little folks. to it are Baudette-Spooner, Roosevelt, Bloom, Adolph Geo., Margie, Minh^ waters in the-Canadian patrol launch Frank Folsom and family Or Barney, Roseau and Warroad, making Sea Gull returning this morning with Boelk, Arthur, Littlefork, Minn. Twenty-eight German submarines N. D. arrived Tuesday for a visit New families coming to our city it a border battaliory General Rhiiiow Boresuk, Panteley, Gemmell, Minn. a score of American and Canadian have been sunk by the American with his parents who reside here.. are cordially invited. was exceedingly pleased with prisoners and a small convoy of Busko, Thomas, International Falls, .' Navy since January 1st, 1918. the, appearance of our company and Minn. launches seized on the trip engaged .. Have ybu ELIS^EP in the/, No services in ,the. Ranier church complemented them highly and also in illegal hunting and fishing each Bruneau, Peter Joseph, International Miss Loxi Graham returned Monday Army of Savers? Sunday. complemented Captain Gorham.. He Falls, Mirin. loaded with contarband seized by the from the twin cities wheje she Buy War-Savitfgs Stamps! stated that our company was the officers of the two governments. The jfhristenson, Emil, Virginia, Minn. has been oft a stock buying trip. There will be morning and evening 'V,..,. .vv best drilled and equipped company following is a partial result of the Dennis, Alvin, Northome," Minn. Editor Jameson of the Littlefork services at the Summer School at in the state and he had inspected raid on the American side. Estensen, Morris, Henning, Minn. Times was a motor visitor here Monday, T. Doty has purchased the Clark's Beach next Sunday. Sunday them all. "I don't see how you have A famous Ranier joint operated by Feldman, Gilbert M., Douphin, Toomey barber shop and began he was Accompanied by Mike school at 2 p. m. Everybody invited. done it," he said, in talking to Captain Bill O'Gorman or "Business Bill" as Minn. operating it himself last Monday. Lemmer. V'v: "... ». Gorham. "Your company would: he is commonly called was raided Erickson, Carl Edward, International W. C. T. U. NOTES show up well with any company of and two bottles of whiskey, 1 jug of Falls, Minn. Manager W- King of Carr & Co. Major Brady .and Capt Wright of. regulars, and the city and state ought whiskey and one bottle of wine was Erickson, John, International Falte, store left last night for a short business St. Paul w|re here yesterday and ac to be proud of the organization. I The W. C. T. U. met at the home found, Bill claims the place is owned Florer, Leo Wesley, Big Falls, trip to St. Paul and other wholesale compani^d Adjutant. General/Rhinbw5 by Wm Williams. of Mrs. Snodgrass in Holler's Addition am more than gratified and shall look Minn. towns. ''f arid company tV Ba«dette. for great things from the International on Tuesday, July 9th. Bob Williams of Ranier was ar-v Fortune, John, Gemmell, Minn. Falls organization." When The usual business was transacted rested on a charge of selling liquor Foster, Arthur G, St. Cloud, Minn. Lot .For Sale on.. Easy Terms or Mrs.- J. A. McPhee returned Monday he learned that the boys had bought after which a social time and an elegant without a license and also for having Gaunau, Albert, Gemmell, Minn. very cheap..-if^.all- cash payment on from Rochester and reports that their own uniforms he was astonished. lunch was enjoyed by the nine a beaver skin in his possession, these Gerioux, Joseph Mathew, Big Falls, Eighth street and Tenth avenue. Enquire her husband' is recovering nicely "Why, every other company has or ten ladies assembled there. cases were continued in Municipal Minn. 805: Fifth avenue. from his recent operation. The W. C. T. U. meets once a leen equipped by their city and county, 'Court until the 24th Gummert, John F., Mizpah, Minn. and I am surprised more than month during the summer season. The Crystal Beach resort operated Gustafson, Gust, Baudette, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Brokaw are enjoying Mrs. HaddockYis .enjoying a visit ever to find a company so well uniformed, by Chas Kampinen familiarly known Hanson, Alfred, Duluth, Minn. their new Cadillac 8, in which from Miss BirdsaUj. of Minneapolis, especially at their own expense." as "Chappy" was raided at daylight NOTICE Haugen, Anton, Kelliher, Minn. thjey came from Chicago to Brainerd daughter of* the former superintendent Major Brady, connected and a quantity of moose meat and Holmblad, August, Wayland, Minn.Howdahl, in a few days ago, thence by rail. of the M. D.-&( W. railway. with the war department at Washington, some wine and whiskey se zed, this Baker School, Friday, July 19. 1918 John, Clementsen, Minn. was unstinting in his praise place was twice raided last season Canning Demonstration Alexander Jensen, N.els Benheart, Minneapolis, "Hotel Dyckman is Minneapolis' by Game Warden Woods and convictions Neit Siiridaiy every member of the' and joined the General in his complements. Minn. newest downtown- 'fireproof hotel. returned each time. Home Guards is ordered to report Miss Hunt, director ofthe: rGirls' Jofiri'son, Andrew A., Grand Forks, 300: rooms each roorii has its own Captain Gorham was appointed On Dry Weed island the resort of at 9 a. rh. .at. ^he. City. hall for a hike. clubs for the county of Koochiching, N. D. private bath.' Rates $1.75 to $3:50 per the 20th battalion and was Frank McMahon alias McBourben will be at the domestic science r6oms Pass the ,9inde^ on to all enlisted Jawtak, B. J., International Falls, day'* tf giy$n an rousing cheer by his men also known as Paddy the Priest, because men.... *..• on Friday, July 19, 1918, to demonstrate Minn. whenever he gets drunk he be when they learned of it. He has the art of canning to all girls Keenan, John H., Aberdeen,. S. D. Qtto Dierks of the state auditor's JOINT 'INSTALLATION gins raving against the.Orangemen been a conscientious and able drillmaster between jlO and 20 years of a|fe who Laurin, Fred, International4 Falls, office and Representative Richter of. in his joint \yere seized several bar may be interested. and it is to his untiring efforts ODD FELLOWS AND REBEKKAS Minn. the Associated -Press arrived this rels of beer and a quantity of moose that the company is in such- good Girls, bring your material to be Leland, John, Littlefork, Minn. morning and accompanied Adjt. Gen. meat. canned and jars, covers and riugs. shape, and the able assistance he has Lewis, Alton, Manitou, Minn. Last MdWday night the joint installation Rhinow to Baudette. had, from Lieutenant McManaman. At Kettle Falls resort in St. Loui G.V.KINNEY. Lewis, Harvey, Rainy River, Ont. of A. -L. Bernard the newly county owned by Bob Williams, who .The appointment of a Major for this Lindbergh Charles, Minneapolis, elected Noble Grand and Geo. Shaw Adjt. Geh. Rhinow and staff arrived city makes it necessary for the selection also hangs out around Ranier and Minn. LAUREL th£ new Vice-Grand of the Odd Fellows Tuesday evening and inspected plys his trade, like others, from Ra of a new Captain for the company Mohn, Daniel, Seattle, Wash. lodge and Mrs. Albert Dohesty the Home Guard company at 7 p. nier and International Falls, Geo and two lieutenants, and Adjutant Morris, Fred Carl, Nett Lake, Young-Smith. the nf^yly elected Noble Grand apd m. in the ball, park which is being Booley was found in charge and with rank of first lieutenant Minn. ... Monday evening, evening, June June 24th, at Mrs.. Walter Wirt the new Vffce used as parade and drill, grounds. fpr the battalion, sar.gent major Myrane, Lars O Nett Lake, Minn w^ is ey an moose ftieat Laurel, was solemnized the marriage Grand of the Rebekka lodge was, were seized, the wardens also found 3nd several other non-commissioried Nilson, Erick Sigurd, Bemidji, of Elizabeth H. Smith, daughter of held in the lodge rooms Mrs. Jajs,f Bigsby received? .a good catches of moose meat spoiltd besides officer^* The new commissioned officers Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Smith, to D. District Deputy H. *A: Leviri had letter a few days ago .from her son about five hundred pounds. will be elected by the local Olson, George Dentaybow, Minn. Albert Young, both of Laurel. The charge of the installation bf-the Odd Alton Harris who is ni France with Booley and Joe Dewald, the cook at company next Tuesday evening, and Olson, Henry, Dentaybow, Minn, relatives and intimate friends of the Fellows and Mrs: John Befg, presided the railroad division. He is well and the cafe were arrested and taken to commissions will be issued to the Olson, John Alfred!, Northome, contracting parties were present. at the: installation for the Rebekkas. enjoying army life immensely^ Virginia for trial. Williams has not ones chosen by the men. Minn. Rev. A. G. Adams of Loman performing At midnight a sumptuous been located but a warrant for his' Little attention has heretofore been Parker, Arthur, Iroquois Falls, Ont. the ceremony. The house had chicken .supper and a general good Dr. Larson, the.Optemetrist be will arrest is issued. Jack Lentz of Kettle given this important organization by Perkins, Pearl, Duluth, Minn. been very beautifully decorated by time was enjoyed. at Victoria August 2 and 3. hotel, Falls was also arrested and taken the people generally, and it seems Quallo, Leo, Rice Lake, ^Wis. friends of the young people with Consult him if .have -defective you to Virginia charged with having venison that they do not realize what an important SUMMER SCHOOL Rauch, Antony, Aurora, Minn. quantities of roses, cedar and spruce. eyes or need glasses. Artificial eyes illegally in his possession. factor it is to this community. Rusch, Wm. J., Gemmell, Minn. A GREAT-SUCCESS The bride was lovely in a gown of fitted. jl8al T.'ie fishing camp of Harry Smith It is one of the best advertiseriients Safford, Frank, Superior* Wis. white Georgette Crepe with pearl and Joe Spooner of Ranier was raided that a cit'y can have during Schuetz, Alex J., International trimmings, her veil held in place by Harvey Palmer has taken the position The Summer School which is being and a fresh killed deer, a spotted these times. The company works Falls, Minn. ., .. a half wreath of myrth. After the of stenographer for Jevne & conducted by the Internatonal Ministerial fawn deer skin, about 2500 feet of gill Harmoniously and take a great deal Schuetzler, Minneapolis, Minn. ceremony and reception the young Norton in place of Miss Polinski, association this week at nets and several boxes of illegally of pride in their work and make Sletten, Johan J., Lundgren, Minn. couple went at once to the groom's who started a few days ago for a Clark's Beach is a great success. The caught fish, four rifles and a gasoline many sacrifices to bring about results. I Steinberg, Lewis, Minneapolis, claim near Laurel, where they will summer visit with relatives on the beautiful woods have been, converted launch were seized. It is time that we all took jpfinn. make their home, and where the best Pacific coast. into a busy tented village without At Mike Sheckles fish camp in St. thought to the subject and make an Stogis, Charles, International Falls, wishes of their many friends accompany destroying the natural beauty. 5 Louis county a fresh killed deer was effort to co-operate with the company fcnToomey, them. Union services of the Congregational, The following is the program for found, also a sturgeon net and 2500 and officers in boosting and John D., Tomahawk, Wis. Baptist and Methodist the remaining days off the outing feet of gill nets two rifles, a revolver, financing their needs. Truka, Joseph, Spooner, Minn. churches will be held in the Methodist which lasts until Sunday night: In Memoriam. 100 traps 2 boxes of fish and a A -new armory must be provided Westin, Nels, Kelliher, Minn. cburch next Sunday moring at Friday, 19 July gasoline launch were seized and Sheckles Tuesday evening, July 9th, at her for them so that in the winter they 11 o'clock, Rev. M. C. Flatt of Winnipeg 9 a. m.—Opening exercises, President. taken to Vriginia for trial, Sheckles home at Big Fork, Martha Belle Tattrie, will be properly housed. Hereafter A. C. Paul, Peter Kurzeck. O. Foss will preach. is also reported to be enthusiastically (nee Spencer), beloved wife of battalion reviews will be held hers, and' C. W. Buttled were selected byt 9:15 to 10:15 a. m.—Bible Study, pro-german, when asked George Tattrie, died of diabetes, after bringing several hundred^ members the local draft board for an eight Captain Alex Gorham has been appointed "Sword Practice" Rev. M. C. Flatt. for his papers he admitted that he an acute attack of just two weeks of the guards from the other cities, months course in technical training Major of the new 20th Battalion, "Fully Equipped or Ready for the had been here 34 years but had not duration. Funeral services were held and things should be made ready-for at Dunwoody Institute, Minneapolis of "which the company in this Fray." tried to become a citizen. at the home on Thursday, Rev. A. their proper reception at such times. and left last Sunday night. city has been designated the senior, 10 :15 to 11:15 a. m.—^Mission Study, Jas Peyon was also arrested on the G. Adams, officiating, interment be-, An ppportunity to make this city the company, and this city the headquarters "The Education of the Church, Chap. lakes in St: Louis county with ttvo ing made at Box Alder cemetery* most attractive and best known city DEVEREAUX & TIPPLE'S of the battalion- 7. Rev. W. E. Egan. boxes of illegal fish and 1000 set lines The deceased leaves her husband and in Northern Minnesota is before us 11:15 to 12:15—Address, "Is Religion NEW THEATRE OPENED and a ckrbide head light in his possession. one son, Cleve, two sisters, neices in this organization -and" we will miss Taught or Caught", Rev. M. Boy'e, The new material for the Surgical and grandchildren, who have th^. the:opportunity of doing something B. A. Dressing,department has arrived and Frank Fostin of the "Golden Gate'' sympathy of all. Last Sunday the~ new moving* picture worth while if w« do not get together 8 p: m.—Acldress, "A Safe Investment," it is desired to have as many workers joint on Rainy lake was arrested for show house was opened under and work as a unit along these The above paragraph gives the* Rev. M. C. Flatt. as possible Thursday evening jatid killing ducks in the closed season and the auspices of the Odd Fellow Entertainment jjinesv- facts, but words can hardly give expression Saturday, July 20 „Friday afternoon so as to finish the boxes of illegal fish in having three committee which enriched Adjutant General Rhinow and Ma4°r to the heartache which the -9 a. m.—Opening exercises, President. July allottment as soon as possible. his possession. its treasury to the ,amount .of sad news brought to homes the whole Brady left Wednesday for Bau*3ette Ted Wolf of "Island View" on about $100. to inspect the company at that, length of the^ Rainy river. For over 9:15 to 10:15 a. m.-t-Bible Study, Rainy lake was arrested for having WV Jackson received a fine war The crowds which gathered forjthe place and were accompanied by explain thirty years M!rs. Tattrie had been aresident "Sword Practice," Rev. M. C. ^latt. three quarts ,of bourbon in his possession, relic from Sergt. flijgH L6ga*f, Tuesday, installation of- this, new play house Wright of St. Paul, Otto Dierfcks of the Rainy river district* "Over the Top or on to Victory." he plead not guilty and was which consists bf' a iffShcigany exceeded the capacity of the building and Mr. Richter of the State and during that time nearly everjr 10 :15 to 11:15 a. m.—Mission Study, continued to the 24th. propeller blade of a Hun airoplane at all the three shows. Auditor's office, and a local delegation home had been cheered^and helped! "The Conclusion", Rev. C. L. Kingsbury. A warrant was also sworn out for which shot down by Lieut. Mil was by her kindly ministrations in times? Atty. F. J. McPartlin delivered a of the guards here consisting of Glen Saville charging him with selling ler, it is now on exhibition in the very good address at the opening jMajor Gorham, Sargents Lang and of trouble, while no scene of pleasure 11:15 to 12:15—Address, "A Successful booze contrary to the county Masters pool room. the evening entertainment congratulating was quite complete unless Mrs. •®aily, and F. J. McPartlin S. S. Program for Older Boys option law. the,owners upon the enterprise ... Let the city and county put on its Tattrie was one of the company and Girls," Rev. M. Boyle, B. A. W-J manifested in fitting up and Never, probably, has one gone from A War SAVER ^military uniform and back the Home p. m.—Social gathering ^nd entertainment INFANTILE PARALYSIS 8 is opening such a fine play house, and guards and make this headquarters our midst so universally beloved, offering for the, American CA5ES TREATED FREE A Life SAVER! hone so sorely missed by so large a of. the Loyalty feature expressed in company proud of their home locality—as Red Cross. The State Board of Health will examine Buy War-Savings Stamps! the name and the showing of the proud of us as we should be circle of friends. Her years of loving Sunday, July 21 and advise rteatment for a'l first pictures entitled "Pershing's cjf them. service to all who needed help 11 a. m.U»Sermon, 'The Child in the persons who have had infantile paralysis Crusaders" which was one one of in the community vyiil be an inspiration Chester, Haggberg of Isle, Minn Midst," Rev. M. Boyle, B. A. atia clinic held in Bemidji«Juiy unusual interest and of timely importance. "Patrons of the Hotel Dyckmah, to all, while she will live on in attended the Little Falls Business 2 j). in.*—Sunday Schhool, under the 19 and 20 at 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. at the Minneapolis, are assured a cordial the,hearts of all who love her. College and secured a railroad position superintendency of Mr. W. W. Central school building welcome,-uniform courtesy ,and the at ninety-one dollars a month. Schweitzer. S. ST lesson, "Praying to Dr. W. Green of the State Board best of service always." tf NOTICE TO 1918 REGISTRANTS •A thorough course in this good college* God," Luke 11-1-tf. of Health is in charge of this clinic will place you in a good position 7:30 p. m.—Sermon, "The War Cail assisted by Miss White and Miss I iyermore, at a good salarg. Enter college Sept. for a Dry Nation," Dr. Safford. two muscle specialists trained Effectiye at ©nee the individual induction 2. Send for catolog. The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel Vote For, and induction under voluntary in the Dr. ovell Hospital New UNPROFITABLE HOGS York. This examination and advice 250 MODERN ROOJIS calls of registrants of the June Harold Summerfield of St. Paul, Located in Heart of Burnss JOHN D. KIBBEY is free to all residents of Minnesota. 5tii£ 1918 class "will be permitted. It son of Nate Summerfield, manager of ONE PRICE--ONE DOLLAR A subscriber to a California paper Anyone wishing to attend this does not, however, prohibit enlistment the Markowitz & Summerfield clothing EUROPUN RATC ran TWO persons $1.BO asked the editor: "Do hogs *r for clinic may come on either of the of such registrants in the Navv PRIVATE BATH, SHOWER AND TO I LET EXTRA store, was" graduated recently pay?" "Not always," was the repl/. COMPLETE SAFETY above dates. or Marine Corps. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS from the St. Paul College of Law "We have had several on our list JUDGE OF PROBATE This is to be the last clinic given Registrants of the 1918 class may AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION with the degree "cum Laude" because who took the paper for years and this year. still enlist in the Navy or Marine INSURANCE RECORDS SHOW THAT NEVER he was the highest standing when asked ^o pay for it, said thejr HAS A LIFE BEEN LOST IN ANY SUILdlNO General Election ,Nov. 5' Corps. ,/%- Elizabeth Burns, V* PROTECTED BV AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS in the three years course of the en•tire wouldn't pay for it because they had Nurse of the.State Board of Health IVIRV noOH HAS HOT AND COLD RUN|HNQ & cla^s. ... SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS WATER. STEAM HEAT, CLECTRlC LIOHT AND not ordered it."—Ex. Bemidji, Minn. tVu TCLCPHbNC SERVICE. •.