I N E PAGE FIVE TO INSTALL A $10,000 LAWRENCE'S PHARMACY JULYjDRAFT QUOTA LEAVES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ORCHESTRA PIPE ORGAN HAS CHANGED HANDS LOCAL HAPPENINGS REV: C. L. KINGSBURY Yesterday proved another eventful Pastor Negotiations which have been existing A deal was consumated Wednesday day in the history of International for some time were brought thereby S. N. Rubin has purchased Falls and Koochiching county, when 11 a. m..preaching service. Subject: to a close last week between Frank the stock and fixtures of the Lawrence 48 drafted men entrained for Camp "Good" Works." Mrs. Mort Houston left last Friday Owen Murphy of Northome enlisted, V. Peterson, proprietor of the Grand Pharmacy and will continue th Wadsworth, Spartenburg, South night for Washington, D. C. left, Tuesday. and Viking theatres, and E. B. Hough, business at the old stand. Mr. Rubin Carolina. 8 p. ni. Sermon: "Of One Mind." factory representative of the W. J. needs no introduction to the people At one oclock a dinner was served county Geo Merten of Clementson was a -Supt Stewart of Beltrima" of International Falls, having acted Dyer & Bros, of St. Paul, whereby by the ladies of International Falls 10 a. m. Sunday School. spent Wednesday in the city. business caller to our city Sunday. Mr. Peterson is to have built and installed as manager of this popular place of at Alexander Baker hgih school for business for several years prior to in the Grand theatre a modern the men, their friends and relatives, 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. For Sale—Reed baby buggy in good Rev. S. E. Gregg was a business visitor electric orchestral pipe organ. his leaving the city about two years at which time speeches were made here the first of the week. condition. Inquire at 903, 9th St ago- The many friends of both Mr. These wonderful instruments are by Comrade Frank Carrier, Atty. F. 3 p. m. Singing at the hospital, Rubin and his estimable wife extend attracting a vast amount of notice in J. McPartlin,' County Atty. Jevne, those who care to help are asked to Editor Geo P. Watson is a business Commissioner Ulvedahl was a visitor the larger cities and their tonal qualities to them a hearty welcome on their School Supt. Kinney and H. J. Miner, kindly comply. at the Court House last Monday. visitor in the twin cities this week. represent return to our midst. all the instruments of Atty. W. V. Kane acting as chairman .—» a large symphony orchestra. The Manager Upham and wife, who and toast master During the dinner Wednesday evening 8 oclock. Mrs. Florence Malone of Virginia Jas Anderson was a business visitor "have had charge of the business during detached keyboards are under the Prof Harry Kimpton presided at the Prayer service and Bible Study. All from Littlefork the first of the week. is visiting relatives and friends in control of asingle musician and the the past two years have no. definite piano and rendered several beautiful are solicited to attend this important our city. most wonderful musical interpetatiori plans for the future and will selections service. Mrs. McGuife of Idaho is spending of the silent drama are made possible remain here for the present. They At 6:45 the men were escorted to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Watrous of a few days with her sister, Mrs. Haddock. by their use. have made many friends during their the train by the city band, Home Norwegian Lutheran Church Pelland was in our city one day last stay here and it will be a distinct loss Guards and hundreds of citizens and A number of the big cities throughout Segurd C. B. Knutsen week. to the city to have them take their given a rousing ovation as the train Pastor the country have purchased these Miss Annie Shelland of St. Pauj departure. pulled Out organs and installed them in municipal Mrs. E. VanNest is enjoying'i vi'sit visited ..friends here the first of last Following is a list of the county's Preaching service the Ninth Sunday auditoriums and the theatre goers from her uncle, Dennis Sullivan, of week. HOME GUARDS INSPECTED quota leaving: after Trinity at .11. Gospel:, Luke, 12, of International Falls will soon Wausau, Wis. 42-48. Ball, Russell D., Elk Hill, Va. be given .a musical treat which can Geo. Rowe of Big Falls was a business Baudette Region: The BaudetteSpooner Bashaw, John Earl, Internaitional only be heard in the best metropolis Wanted to buy a. small used trunk. visitor in our city the first, of Home Guards were inspected Falls, Minn. Preaching service 3 oclock at the tan houses. Must be in good condition. Enquire the week. Wednesday night by AdjutantGeneral Berg, Rudolph Oliver, International home of Mr. Oaser, Fort Frances. at this office. Rhinow, and in spite of the Falls, Minn. ASSISTANCE NEEDED Mr. and Mrs. Munch are now comfortably fact that the boys were nervous they B.ergsing, Charley, Ranier, Minn. Ladies' Aid Society will meet Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Armstrong of located in their new house IN RECRUITING did exceedingly well, and the adjutant-general Blpcker, Elmer, .Hesper, Mont. July 24th at the church. Littlefork were visitors here the first at Idlewood. complimented Captain Bloom, Adolph Geo.,s Margie, Minn. of the week. The Men's club will meet August Major Yost, chief recruiting officer, Dttttbhucon the good work of his Co. Boelk, Arthur, Littlefork- Minn. 2L William Shapira was a visitor from for Minnesota, arrived here in his Th'ey presented a splendid appearance, Boresuk, Panteley, Gemmell, Minn. P. C. Ellingson and C. P. Scribner, c'aiiip at the home of his parents, Mr'. being one of the huskiest companies You are .always welcome to our private car Tuesday, accompanied by Busko, Thomas, International Falls,. prominent business .men of Northome and Mrs.. M. Shapria. church. Sergeant Bennett, formerly of our5 in the state, afid they went Minn. were transacting business in the city city, and spent the day conferring through the -various movements Bruneau, Peter Joseph, International With Tuesday. Rev. Fr. Killeen returned last week FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL with the local recruiting committee practically no hitch. Falls, Minn. from the Pacific coarst where he has CHURCH and Corp. Bass. Adjutant-General Rhinow, Major Christenson, Emil, Virginia, Minn. Mr. arid Mrs. J. H. Brown left last been for some time. The fiscal year ending June 30 1918 Ready, Captain Wright, and Major Dennis, Alvin, Northome, Minn. night for the twin cities. They will Morning service at II and in the Minnesota put out 13,390 recruits in Gorham of International Falls arrived Estensen, Morris, Henning, Minn. A new son was welcomed at the also visit relatives at EEstherville, evening at 8. by auto about 6 o'clock, and different branches of the servicel Feldman, Gilbert M., Douphin, la., before returning. hom6ftf Carl Christenson last Sunday The'Sunday School meets at 10 a. The last eight months 12,000 of the they were accompanied by Otto Minn. morning. All doing nicely. m.-, classes for all ages. Kindergarten Diefcks and Messrs. McPartlin, Lang above number were supplied. From Erickson, Carl Edward, International "Patrons of the Hotel Dyckman, department for the little folks. jtwenty-four places out of sixty: re-' and Burton of International Falls Falls, Minn. Minneapolis, are assured a cordial Mrs: F. T. Evans left last Friday New mem[bers are being added every ^nd jTed Richer., who represents the fcruiting districts in the United States" Erickson, John, International Falli, welcome,-uniform courtesy and the for an extended vacation with relatives session.. Come next Sunday! Associated Press. Minnesota came up to first place two Florer, Leo Wesley, Big Falls, best of service always." t£ in Washington. D. C. Epworth 'League Sunday'evehing at j. Yesterday the distinguished party fnonths ago and is still holding close Minn. 7:15. -v to the top. Maj. Yost states that jeft for a two days' trip to the Lake Fortune, John, Gemmell, Minn. The new docd,, bath houses and Fumed furniture for sale. Enquire Mid-week service every Wednesday this grand showing is ju.e to the work' ofo the, Woods on the Cruiser,. with Foster, Arthur C., St. Cloud, Minn. spring board are being much enjoyed Flat E, Stubee Flat, 7th St. and 9th evening at A Study of the International of the local commit.tees and the publicity |^F. Hackett and Tom Williams in Gaunau Albert, Gemmell, Minn. by the batheres and picnicers Ave. A I. lesson. charge. of the press of the state. Gerioux, Joseph Mathew, Big Falls, at Clark's bead} on Rain Preaching in the Ranier church btto Deircks has been chaperoning This month shows A falling ^off. Minn. Mrs.. John J. Ross of Troy, N. J. is Sunday at 3 p. m. in the number of ., recruits in the ^he party through Northern Minnesota Gummert, John F., Mizpah, Minn. The grand ball to be given by Co. here looking after the estate of her Sunday School at 2:30 p. m. Koochiching county district and it and his description of the beauties Gustafson, Gust, Baudette, Minn. A 20th Battalion, Minnesota Home late husband Which is being probated appears to be up to all patriotic and of the Lake of the Woods was so Hanson, Alfred, Duluth, Minn. Guards, at the City Hall, tomorrow, here. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION loyal citizens of the district and county vivid that the members decided to go Haugen, Anton, Kelliher, Minn. Friday evening will be the grand event to assist in keeping our grand old down and count the fourteen thousand Holmblad, August, Wayland, Minn. of the season. Don't fail to be The Surgical Dressing-room will Program of Examinations for ComMon state at the top of the ladder. and ten islands. Howdahl, John, Clementsen, Minn. there. be closed'until some time in Aygust. School Certificates Will be Young men from 18 to 21 years of Jensen, Nels Benheart, Minneapolis, Notice will-be given, when it wilLotp.nagain* Held at the Court House, International age, and those from 31 tot 40 are eligible Minn. SUMMER SCHOOL SUCCESS The County S. S. Convention will Falls, July 29, 30 and 31, 1918 for enlistment. Johnson, Andrew A., Grand Forks, be held^all day, July 21st at Mizpah. N. D. Every Sunday School in the county lyi'rs'- L. Rifkin and family leftepby j.TJie Rainy Lake Summer School Monday, Juyly 29 Jawtak, B. J., International Falls, HOME GUARD NOTES is asked to* send one or more delegates. Held.-at Clark's Beach the week of .Monday mofning^^^fe A. M.—8:00 to 8:45 Enrollment. Keenan, John H., Aberdeen, S. D. Free entertainment will be July 15th. The first of its kind ever Mnin'ie^polis an dother outride —8:45 to 9:15 Spelling. Laurin, Fred, International Falls, provided. The home guards assembled at 9 on extended trip. v?- held in^this region of country was a —9:15 to 10:00 Pennmanship. Minn. oclock in the morning last Sunday great success in every respect, two —10:00 to 12:00 Arithmetic. Leland, John, Littlefork, Minn. South International Falls Sunday and marched to Brennan's Beach, doing Lot 'For Sale on Easy Terms hundred persons having registered. or P. M.—1:15 to 3:00 Geography. Lewis, Alton, Manitou, Minn. School will give an ice cream sociable very- csheap if all cash, payment on extended order exercises on the The large tabernacle erected for —3:00 to 4:00 Composition. Lewis, Harvey, Rainy River, Ont. on Tuesday evening, July 30th Eigiiffh street and Tenth avenue. Enquire way. Major Gorham and assistants the lectures and public gatherings —4:00 to 5:00 Reading. Lindberg, Charles, Minneapolis, for the Sunday School. Everybody had taken charge of the commissary 805 Fifth avenue. occupied a very sightly and picturesque Tuesday, July 30 Minn. welcome. Come and have a good and provided the necessary provisions spot overlooking the bay and A. M. 8:00 to 9:45 United States .... Mohn, Daniel, Seattle, Wash. lunch. Dr. Reeves and family, of Fort for a noon-day meal on the beach. wfth the tents had the appearance of History. Morris, Fred Carl, Nett Lake, Frances, have returned. from a The boys camped out in old army ai beautiful white city, shaded by pine —9:45 to 11:30 English Grammar. Minn. Last Friday and Saturday Deputy month's visit spent with relatives style, and after dinner broke camy spruce and balsam. Myrane, Lars O., Nett Lake, Minn. Sheriff Vic Linsteen was at the headwafers and friends in eastern Ontario. and proceeded back to the city: Lectures were given every morning —11:30 to 12:00 Music. Nilson, Erick Sigurd, Bemidji, of Black river, 8 miles above When they reached .Ranier Sergenfc and evening interspersed by music- P. M.—1:15 to 2:45 Physiology- Minn. Fairland, serving subpoenas in actions Don't forget the Military Ball at Kimports t?ok charge of ,a, squad to and song which aroused much interest Hygiene. Olson, George Dentaybow, Minn. growing out of the raids made the City Hall tomorrow, Friday.'ev* act as the enemy and was given fifteen and was enjoyed by all. —2:45 to 4:00 Civis. Olson, Henry, Dentaybow, Minn. last week by Game Warden Woods ening, given by Co. A. 20th Battalion. minutes start to locate his men Afternoons were given to bathing —4:00 to 4:45 Drawing. Olson, John Alfred, Northome, on Rainy Lake. Be patriotic. Come and have a good along the road between Ranier and boating and recreation generally, for Wednesday, July 31 Minn. international Falls and try to capture time. which this beauty spot on Rainy A. M.—8:00 to 8:30 Enrollment. Parker, Arthur, Iroquois Falls, Ont. Last Saturday, July 20th Deputy the main army under command Lake cannot be excelled and was enjoyed —8:30 to 10:15 Geometry. Perkins, Pearl, Duluth, Minn. Sheriff Linsteen, assisted by Deputies A. A. D. Rahn, of Minneapolis prom of Captain McMannaman, before the immensely. Strawberries and —10:15 to 12:00 Physics. Quallo, Leo, Rice Lake, Wis. Anderson and Johnson raided inently connected with the Shevlin Captain could locate them by his blue berries in and around the P. M.—1:15 to 2:45 Algebra. Rauch, Antony, Aurora, Minn. interests, spent a short time in "the the place of Sam Kamstea.d at Margie. scouts and guards. Sergent Wheelock grounds were plentiful and many —2:45 to 4:15 Physical Geography Rusch, Wm. J., Gemmell, Minn. On Monday at International city [Wednesday while enroute to took charge of the front guard found pleasure &s well as profit in or General His-, Safford, Frank, Superior, Wis. Falls, in Municipal Court, Karstead Winnipeg. and started out in advance of the picking these delicious fruits. tdry. ***'_ Schuetz, Alex J., International plead guilty to running an unlicensed main body, sending out scouts and The conveniences offered the campers —4:15 to 5:15 Agriculture. Falls, Minn. C. Russell Hoyt, Principal of the drinking place and was fined $75.00 scouring the woods and ravines along and visitors through the abundant If Georgaphy, Physiolory-Hygiene Schuetzler, Minneapolis, Minn. Birchdale Consolidated School, took and costs. His wife, Jennie Karstead the way in search of the enemy. Sergent supply of tents and the delicous or Algebra do not require the full Sletten, Johan J., Lundgren, Minn. plead guilty to the. charge, of drunkenness" a physical examination Friday and Kimports. proved too crafty for meals served at the Cafeteria time, the remaining time may be used Steinberg, Lewis, Minneapolis, plans to leave 'his school work to and was given a suspended Sergent Wheelock's men as they as well as the refreshments at the for the subjects that follow. Minn. sentence, the defendant paying the join the army. passed the hiding place without observing store were very much appreciated. Stogis, Charles, International Falls, costs of prosecution. the. enemy and the main The entire week was one of education Dr. Larson, the Optemetrist will be Minn. The family of G. A. Sandberg, purchasing body of Captain McManaman's army intermingled with recreation of at Victoria hotel, August 2 and 3. Toomey, John D., Tomahawk, Wis. agent of the M. & O. Power On Monday Deputy Sheriff Ctyde was attacked from the flank and annihilated. ^he very highest order. Much praise Consult him if you have defective Truka, Joseph, Spooner, Minn. Johnson arrested Malth Zoucek, an Co., have ^arrived from Minneapolis 'is due the Minister's Association in Westin, Nels, Kelliher, Minn. Austrian, near Big Falls for seditions and are pleasantly domiciled fo rthe The trip, coupled with the practical -making possible such a school. disloyal talk. He was accused of summer in the Clark cottage on lessons in extended order and Also to Mr. F. H. Clark for the HOME GUARD OFFICERS. making the remark that "he was glad Rainy Lake. scouting, was greatly enjoyed by the use of his beautiful grounds. oung Roosevelt had been killed and men, and more such trips will be taken It was decided to hold the school that the whole 'United States army ^Vlrs. Jos Rauscher and family returned Announcement has been made ox during the summer. Major Go.ham next year on the Canadian side of eyes or need glasses. Artificial eyesfitted. Tuesday evening from an automobile would meet the same fate." When the appointment of the staff of the is desirous of having the men Rainy Lake. jl8al Johnson was at the Austrian's shack trip to the' Twin Cities 20th Battalion, as follows: Batt. get used to the roads, woods and The following officers were elected Th% report the roads as being in he discovered a shot gun loaded with Adjutant, with rank of 1st lieutenant, manner of handling themselves on for the ensuing year: buck shot and a 30-30 rifle loaded BUSINESS go$& "condition and' enjoyed th6ir Paul Kinports Serrgeant Major, trips of this kind, and a more ideal 4 President, Rev, J. H. Cowan. and cocked lying on the bed ready W. I. Burton Quartermaster Sergeant, outing immensely. country for such practices could noj: Vice-President, Rev. C. L. Kingsbury. for business. The prisoner had a L. P. Bailey Commissionary fi- be found in the state. hearing in Municipal court on Tuesday The Little Falls Business College Sergeant, F. J. McPartlin. A number of new recruits have -. Secretary-Treasurer, Rev. W. E. and was bound over to the grand trained Rosetta and Rosine Rhode of Officers of Co. A., 20th Batt.: Capt. CHANGE been added to the company during Egan. Grey Eagle, Minn. The Misses Rode jury, bail being placed at $500 which the last ^week. There is still room Thos. McManaman 1st lieutenant, Registrar, Rev. E. Kaneen. he was unable to furnish, consequently secured good bank positions immediately F. S. Lang 2nd lieutenant, Thos. for many more. Every man who can Boys' work, Rev. E. L. Heermance. is lanquishing in the county jail. upon completing their course. Tronson 1st Sergeant, Walter Wheelock should become a member and help to Girls' work, Mrs. Edward Kaneen. ,v Fall term begins Sept. 2 Send for Sergeants, Stanley Talbot, Dr. keep up the military spirit of the Ed LaRock, one of the early settlers catalog. community as well as better his physical E. A. Peterson, C. H. Woodford, H. GREAT CORD WOOD LIST of this section, who was committed Randall, Thos McLaren. Musician, condition by drill and marching. Having purchased the to the insane hospital at Efeputy Sheriff Van Ettan left for The company will give a dance A list of cordwood producers more Henry Dawson. Artificer, Fred Belile. Lawrenco Pharmacy I wish Minneapolis Tuesday evening for Fergus Falls in May, escaped from Friday night to help pay for its uniforms Corporals, E. A. Peterson, Garnet fcomplete than the one issued last that institution on June 19th and to inform my many friends the. purpose of taking into custody and other expenses. As this Peterson, Chas. Bender, E. Broholm, year is being prepared for publication. made his way back to his- former a man by the name of McClusky, arrested F. J. Dooley, Frank Havlick, is headquarters company of the battalion People who have cordwood and acquaintances that the home on the Rat Root river, mostly in that city by the police on the money that this company C. A. Engbloom, Phil Sullivan. fer sale should send names, addresses store will have my persona! by foot, arriving several days ago. the charge of jumping a board bill, gets in excess of its local needs will quantity, kinds of wood and prices On Tuesday Attendant Aylin, from complaint being made by' Rube Grimolby. CHIMNEY SWEEP. help towards battalion expenses. We |o Wm. T. Cox, State Forester, Minnesota attention as formerly, when the asylum at Fergus Falls arrived want a review of the battalian here Forest Service, St. Paul. It I was the manager and I will to take LaRock into- custody and together Chimneys and furnaces cleaned. :S6me time soon. Everyone should |s, desired that this list be made as with Deputy Sheriff Linsteen be pleased to meet and serve Robt DeLury of the state auditor's help to Honie Guard's Fund. First class work. Leave orders Complete'and up-to-date as possible. at and G. A. Ryder proceeded to the office, St. Paul spent Tuesday in the Green's Hardware store. Persons and villages desiring fuel you again. LaRock place by boat and after a city. He was accompanied by Jas Mrs. C. Crandall is visiting in the wood should write to the State Forester rather exciting and strenuous chase Dowling, the contractor, who has "Hotel Dyckman is twin cities this week. Minneapolis' in order that they may be put several contracts for clearing state succeeded in apprehending the patient. newest downtown fireproof in touch with parties having wood to lioiel. S. N. RUBIN Attendant Aylin with his land under the provisions of Amendment rovoms each room has "Ladies shopping in Minneapolis 300 its own sell. No. 1, thorughout the northern charge returned to Fergus Falls will find the Hotel Dyckinar: most accessible private bath. Rates to per $1.75 $3.50 Wednesday evening. part of the state. day" tf to all the leading stores." tf SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS -J-£t ini 'M