INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE FIVE G?t your tablets and school LETTER FROM CAPT. CHANCE FARMERS' CLUB HAS •A&m?.* plies at the Press office. LOCAL HAPPENINGS ji GOOD MEETING HEttCHURCH Camp Beauregard, WANTED—Clean cotton rags free L. A. Meeting called to order by Rev. E. N from lint at the Press office. L. Heermance, chairman. Election o, .. .... Dear Friend. George:— officers was taken up next. Mr. C. F. I 0 The Norwegian picnic and serVices Cashier Geo. N. Millard returned H5!0"IE SAYS Am sending photo of regiment I Post, manager of the Riverdale Dairy at the% Ogaard. bearch were well attended. Tuesday from a business trip to IDuluth. have been assigned with but they wa selected President James Ewald, O O E W ii 4 left last week and am now acting, Vice-President and John Hoey Secretary-Treasurer. FER TM6 MON6N fMC B\Cr major of the 3rd Infantry Regulars After a somewhat CtfV PAPERS, bVJt VOU DON'T H. Phinney is clearing off his Oscar Neveau is now working as lively discussion regarding the feed and have complete charge. Think my READ EVAN UNE IN '£M, \Mcuoomo lot at Clark's beach for a good garden a clerk in the Power Company's papers will be in soon from Washington. situation, a unanimous vote was cast THE AOS, LIKE VOVJ spot next spring. store house.' expressing the desire of the Farmers* Ths regiment just arrived .DO (tsl THE HOME PfePEf*. OO NOV) 040VM Club that the Dairy & Produce Association from Panama where they have been "Ladies shopping in Minneapolis Roy Brown and family returned should handle feed all of the for th past five yearss. They are a will find the Hotel Dyckn:a:. most accessible Sunday from an auto trip through time, and keep the same on hand at fine bunch, the Colonel commanding REV. WM. W. DALE to all the leading stores." tf Iowa which hey greatly enjoyed. all times. Mr. M. Abbott was appointed knew me at once, Iattended him in .. a committee of one to confer 1898 at Manilla when he was a Lieutenant Sunday school at 10 o'clock ia Mrs. Rausch has returned to her Rev. E. L. Heermance is cleaning with the directors of the Dairy of the 22nd U. S. A. Have Bethlehem church. desk in the storeroom from her two his lake acreage property and is & Produce Association regarding the enjoyed several visits with him weeks' vacation at Idlewood Villa. planning /on building a bungalow advisability of handling feed regularly. about old times and hope I may be Morning and evening worship will this sumnierC- with the outfit at all times, the Colonel be held in union service at the Baptist Eighteen more, men leave here on Because of the lack of hitching says he believes I will. This church. Tuesday next, August 35th, undr directions G. A- Sandbufgf. and faifiily entertained places in town complaint was made company is going to form a neuculus from the county,. draft Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson, and at farmers had: no place within for the new division and things will FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL board. Mr. and Mrs. Shuit at Clark's beach reasonable distance to leave their move pretty fast for the "fat boy." ,,mr. .. CHURCH over Sunday. teams while doing their trading, and Please show the photo to the boys, jEdiv. Kaneen, Pastor CALL AT RIFKIN'S ub?.hr as a result some farmers had actually see how- a "yank' looms up among a and see the new fall millinery. Miss Rev. Geo. Plummer Merrill of Minneapolis gone to other tonws to trade. bunch of "Rebs" all of the 156th .outfit Service in the mornng at 11 and in H. Lassier the trimmer will wait on left Monday evening for Furthermore it was claimed that are from Lousiana, Alabama, and the evfciting. at 8. you. Baudette and Williams. He was a farmers hesitated to come to meetings Mississippi. Regards .to all. o.ro?3an".v.-l guest in thfe Heermance home. during the evening for that reason.. Capt. J. P. Chance, T,hetS^n.d.ay school meets at 10 a. C. B. Kinney,' R. Liljeblad, B. H. A committee of two, Mr. Ewald Camp Surgeon m., for the.study of the Internationa! Phinney and R. H. Bennett are work-, "Patrons oftHh'e Hotel Dyckman, and Mr. Freed was appointed to see Camp Beauregard, les^Oft •?/!. the grader on the Crystal Bfcach ing Minneapolis, s^ref assured a cordial if 'rings could not be put the curbing Alexandria. L. A. road these days. welcome, uniform courtesy and, the at various places along the main Classes: for all ages. Kindergarten best ofe'Sfervice always." tf street nfront of the stores. The department, for the little folk. LETTER FROM CORPORAL Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dawsbn and matter has been brought before the CLIFFORD C. STILLER baby returned Sunday from" a two City Council and will be taken up TheN pa^ial residence of- the ^Kinney-Millard Epworth League service at 7:15 weeks' visit with his folks on-their for consideration at their next regular -families at Idlewood is p. m. farm at Forest Lake. •. Machine Shop Truck Unit 360 meeting. being made still more convenent by Miss Franfces Gates of Superior, American Exp. Forces France, It was agreed to hold the next the addition of a kitchen. Mid-week service,' Wednesday evening Wis., is visiting' hcr neice Mrs. David Frank Arseneau and family returned Ap. 0746, July 19 1918. meeting at the home of Robert Irwin at 8. Rose. Sunday from a two weeks' Dear Mother: on September 13 at 10 a. m. in Messrs Liljeblad and Refsass. have auto trip through Wisconsin.' ••Theyreport I received your letter and was §lad connection with, the Land Clearing lumber on the ground for a substantial Pleaching in Ranier Sunday at 3 WANTED—-By tkc Press oft—- a the time, of their lives.^ to hear that you got your birthday Demonstration to be held there. addition "to their recently purchased m. p. few, soft, clean rag*. Suitable for ... card and to know that you are all This meeting "to be in the form of siiipmer residence at Clajrk's general" purposes.. "Hotel Dyckman is l4innearolis^ well. I am feeling fine and there is a "picnic, and all members of the club beach.. I Sunday School at 2 p. m. newest downtown fireproof ,. hQiel. no chance to get hOme-sick over rfnd their families are invited as we -TTTTTuU A full line of broad and narrow 300 rooms each room has its own here, there is to much excitement FOR SALE—A seven-room duelling as may any others who may be interested. Dr. Larson the Optometrist yill be typewriter, ribbons for all machines private bath. Rates $1.75 to $3.50 per for that. So Bert thinks I would Each person ..is supposed house at 709, 6th street. Modern •. -a at the Press, office. like to be back home, you would have except healt: ^Cellar under kitchen. to bring their own lunch, and Mr. IrWiii' Miss Frances Birdsall who has^.heen to go some if you get me to go back furnish the coffee and cream. Glass porch. Apply S. J. McHugo. Bert Brown, M. & O. stores keeper visiting Mrs. R. W. Haddo.ck at. now until it is over. I am not a bo A. 22-29. is taking a two. weeks' vacation to Clark's beach for the past six weeks by any more. I wish he was here and POPULAR HOME GUARDS returned to her home in Minneapolis his ranch in Itasca county. he would see. I think his knees Prof. Myer has so, far recovered EXCURSION AND PICNIC at Victoria Hotel, September 10 and Monday. would shake a little sometimes, when from his accident as- to be around 11. Consult him if you have defective The Press office would like to buy he heard one of the big shells whjst again in his wonted place and his Next Sunday the Headquarters eyes or need glasses. Artificial eyes Miss Mildred Waller, the material few clean cotton rags free from le over his head. But he would soon men all feel good to have their boss Company A., 20th Battalion .Minnesota fitted. lint. receiving clerk and Miss Alieta Qagne. get used to that. I tell you it is nice back again: Home Guards will give a picnic secretary to the general storekeeper to see the German prisoners go by. at Brennan's Beach. All kinds of RIFKIN'S WANTED—To rent a modern 5 or have returned to thei desks after Well as I have no more news for Abstracts and titles to all property water sports and games for everybody have received ladies' dresses and 6 rom cottage will pay from $30 to few weeks vacation. -sh you I will close, I am well and get in KoochichingCourity furnished by will be arranged for, also refreshments skirts, the nobiest styles at popular $40 per month. Call R. Latz, laundry. all I want of everything. Say hellow the Koochiching County Abstract Co., on the. grounds. Tickets pices. Come and see them at Rifkin'ss. The Little Falls Business College to all for me and do not worry, Officia 1 Abstractors, International fifty cents each including transpor- a Leo P. Sheeby of the International trained Edwin .Kosbab of. Brainerd please. .. ..., Falls, Minn.,, tf state Bank is spending a t^yo weeks' for.' a railroad stenographic position tation both ways, eithef by boat-or Your loving son, private auto as well as lunch on the vacation in Minneapolis with his at a salary of one hundred and twenty-five McCLELLAN Corporal Clifford C. Stillar, All young men who have become picnic'grounds. Children under five family. dollars a month. If pa^s to M. S. T. U. 360 of age sirtce June 5th are required year of age no charge. Lunch will attend a college that will make the Everybody is haying, but it is rather A. E. F. France, to reegster next Saturday, August be served at 12 o'clock. Tickets will A1 Hanson who is in charge of the most of you. Send for catalog. poor in this vicinity. A. P. O. 746 24th. Don't forget or the bogie man be sold on Sunday at the city dock, International Lumber Company Camp Mr. Ola Fodness is harvesting his will get you. post office, and on the grounds, or at stores has been drafted and expects Gus Peterson ofWazette, was here barley and oat crop. Reuben's drug store before Sunday. ON ACTIVE SERVICE to leave soom. yesterday on his way to Birchdale to Mr. and Mrs. Brule Stewart ot S. J. McHugo, .yardmaster for the Sports will begin after lunch. The visit his daughter who is living wi Lidgerwood, D., arrived Tuesday N. M. & O. has accepted a good position 'Elizabeth boat and barge will leave WANTED—To buy a small camp Letter From Alfred Langlois Who is Mrs. Wm. Webb at Birchdale^ Aftfcr to make their future home on their with the government at Florence, the dock at 9 a. m., and every hour outfit consisting of blankets and his wife's death Mr. and Mrs. Webb With the American Expeditionary homestead. Alabama and -will leave for that city general equipment. Frank Carlson, thereafter until 2 p. m. kindly took this daughter to live with Force in the French Trenches Mr. George Tibersar has arrived the first of the month. Everybody should plan to attend. Silverdale, Minn. them. Mr. Peterson, has not seen from Montana, where he had been railroading, he expects to join the her for twelve years. July 8, 1918. Corporal E. L. Balmer writes that Mrs. Mallory is the operating stores colors soon. THE SYRIAN TERPSICHOREANS Mrs. Geo. Langlois, he has been transferred to Quartermaster accountant succeeding Lawrence A card from Ray Holler: says all Mr. I. O. Stay is helping Mr. Goodwin Dear Mother: Corps and raised in pay. He Franzon who has gone to Duhsrth to the-boys who left last week for the Gulickson make hay on the tamarac. Who are they? They are a troupe I' will answer your letter received is still at Jefferson Baracks and' is work in the shipyards. mechanical ^department passed their of young ladies from your town pre- a couple of days ago and am glad to well pleased with the service. !Su Mr. Brule Stewart autoed to Kelliher physical examinations and were as*_ ting you with an up-to-date vaud- hear from you for my part I am enjoying sen FOR SALE—Eight good milch to afteT signed various departments Monday and returned with a ville production supported by a the best of health and so is Mrs. Pravord N. Jayne who is visiting cows ages, from three to five years. beng Harvey Palmer vaccinated. was landseeker. drama comedy on the screen. The Joe. We came back from the front a number of Congregational One good registered Holstein bull first to the shop assigned blacksmith Mrs. M. B. Russell and daughters music of this performance is particularly line trenches last week ,that was my churches in the north was entertained *ery gentle. W. G. Martin, Ericshurg, but the spreading chestnut tree impeded, Isabelle and Ivy called on Mrs. Ola rich in catchy melodies, such first experience on the firing line and last week at the Wheelock Minnesota. his vision of the battlefTont Guickson Wednesday. as you will like to sing and hear long we all thought it was better than at home. so he was transfered to the electrical after the Terpsichoreans have popularized peace. Well mother we like it very Mark Lynch of the Great Lakes where prospects are "better. department it. The vocal pieces accompany MISS HILDAGERD LASSIER well here so does Joe, but when we WANTED—2,500 youngs women for training school returned Sunday evening the work air through, and the of Lttle Falls, Minn., is the new come back to America we will rejoice the U. S. Student Nurse Reserve. Applicants after a few days furlong with prelude and interludes will be filled timmer at Rifkn's Milliney shop% ourself still better. Say mother must "be from 19 to 35 years his parents Patrolman and Mrs. Pat SURGICAL DRESSING DEPARTMENT hy patriotic recitations and instrumental if you have not got my insurance of age and have a high school education. Lynch. He is enjoying the service OF RED CROSS TO solos. The whole music and paper write for them at Washington, Anyone desiring information highly. RECONVENE work is American with a sketch of and write at once, and my Liberty concerning the Teserve may get same a soul ravishing patriotism in one bond will be paid this month too if by appying to Mrs. Hi C. Pitblado. County Attorney Jevne returned After three weeks' vacation th«e scene especially. you don't get it by the last of Aug. Tuesday from a ten days' trip to the dressing room in the H. surgical f.. Be at the Grand Saturday evening ust, write for it too. There isn't much Roy Martin who left here about Twin Cities on business and consuiting building is opening again and there at 3 m. and Sunday evening at 8 news around here except-that France two months ago for special mechanical a medical specialist who advised is great need of workers to finish the ,p. m. is a nice country. training at the University of him to take a month's trip to August allotment. Just at present Children's matinee at 2:30 p. m. Well mother if you would see the Minnesota is now in the electrical Montana. there are 111) oakum pads to be made Sunday: Tickets 50 cents. Matinee department and has been transferred women working here, it's different and nearly that marty split irrigation tickets for children only 25 cents. from America, all the women are to Camp Leavenworth Kans. He expects Rev. Fr." Killeen and Jack English pads. Do not wait to be asked personally 50 cents will admit one to any of the working night and day, and they are. to go with hi company to slipped out to Matt Donahue's farm but come to the kindergarten three performances. rated on all food they buy. How is Tuesday morning arijfcjJbelped him Maryland soon.,. room on Tuesday and Thursday evenings b'3-V?. .'! ... ...... 'i' ^Phil getting along, and Mary, give stack his grain, thus a' goo$M and Wednesday and Friday afternoons ^teudents may enter, at time, SEVENTEEN REGISTRANTS them my best-regard^. 1- gbt a -letter \y portion of it from thfe'bad '-shoitj^l any and do yonr bit towards Winning from Pauline and Helen, Helen in the Little Falls Business College, bp. TO. t^AVE, .PIE3C.T TUESPAY which came right Wfter Wnti6r. the war. All surgical dressing I ':V School is in sesson all year. Beyrl is clerk in a drug store. Joe is. still workers of Koochiching county wtil "The following is a list of the seventiin Snappy effect in tfc* Wat Knott of Parkers Prairie took a at Mackanic and is got a good job, Frank Savard who ha«. beeti with be delighted to find that their wo/lf Registrants who will leave next" fabrics trorough course and' secured a good Don't forget about my insurance and the U. S. Navy at Annapolis since has been so satisfactory to Northern. Your Siae? bjanlc position^ Vou will ge courtebus "Pbesday night August 27th for Camp Liberty bond and if you need the May 1st returned hoine a few days Division Headquarters that permission treatment', thpfpugh:.instrnctioh idSrifct^ Rockforci, "lit, from, our coun- money you can use it- because I ag6 on account of trouble with his has been given to pack dressings and 'a good position at a moderate, don't need it here. .Yesterday I knei-'ahd is Jback to his foriner po- Th# way to find out all the in bags which will.be sent to Fraifce ,. Buc^mWham, George, Mine Centre, cost. Send for catalog bought a^. chicken from a farm house 'feitfon as clerk in the stores department. with no-fuffher .inspection after sons Why the GORDON CAP i^'biit. •.. andT had a woman cook it for me. leaving this chapter. .. -i lV. .' .. ^(i^ka, Steve^^Waterbury, Conn. Presideh| Ackj^y Hubbard of' the I spent the Fourth at rest because A*. b*st \lor tks head is to American SuWrbs Co., and the American ^jjQs^r DamoMflr Spooner, Minn/ .Mfs. vFrapspn is loading one car •we had travelled att nigh They eelebratevafl COUNTY FAUt- AT 'NORtHOME ^versold, Q»iast Joljn, St. .Paul State ^Banlif'of 'Ranier has been over France, with beer bottles which have been the The Koochiching Cuntjr, Fair .wiU r!1?,:^ults, John Joseph, Devlin, Ont. seized full of booze by Sheriff White spending several' dayS^ with' "Cashier Well I will close. Best wishes to be held in Northome September 17, Giates, Herbert, Davenport, Iowa! A. An^ersbn^ enjoyii|g the refreshing (n his various raids recently, andf all.-Your son,: and 19 and preparations are being Hanson, Alfred, Duliith, Minn. another car with waste jpaper both breezes bf Rainy lake as Alfred Langlois well as looking' aftfer his manifold made to make this the biggest'1 and I^iich, John, Int. Falls! of which have been sold by the sal-' -. Co. D:, 61st Inft. best fair that has yet been held./V $$6lin, G. E.,. Central, ,^MinnPeterson, business interesfs. vage department of the Red Cross American Expeditionary Forces. v*tC. The premium list will soon Alveh, Int. Falls. of whic|*. department she has charge. Harvey Palmer, the second son sof ready. These will be printed only, in Peter son, Hans, Irving, Int. Falls. Mrs. Charly LaFave was given a pamphlet form, and will be furnished Rqbertson, Stuart Nick, Clement, ^President J. H. Brown of the county Judge Frank Palmer left to join the Surprise last night by twenty^two of soldier fofces* last Thursday for as supplements to the newspapers o£ son, Minn. Red Cross returned Friday after $1.00 $145 $1.50 $2.00 her frends, it being her 55th birthday. mechanical training^ at the University. the county. When you get your copy SShdstrom, Herman, Margie, Minn. a. couple of weeks' vacation in Lincoln The friends entertained themselves Harvey has been trying for more save it for future reference. The Shbpik, John, Int. Falls. and other southern Minnesota You can always do better at playing cards and had a very nice than a year to get into first one T=ibesar, George P., Wolf Pqint, counties and various Iowa points by premium list will also be in the hands evening until 11 oclock when a nice branch then anotherapf the service, of the fair officials, the county agent [^tMont. auto. Mrs. Brown returned Sunday 0. N. Carr & Co. lunch was served. Mrs. LaFave received ready to renew her good work1 as but had failed until%ist week. He and others who are interested in this Wedin, Oscar, Rutland, N. D. many wishes for many more work, and copies may be obtained head of the Surp:cal Dressing Department will make a good soldier wherever healthly birthdays. PRESS of the Red Cross. they put hims from them-vfeisa SUBSCRIBE FOR THE I ..: