INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE FIVE "Get ready forfthe 4th Liberty Loan*' LITTLTFORK* tY%n Slyke and F,rank LOCAL HAPPENINGS Eizife,#^nt^|oK International alls Mrs. Garrett is greatly enjoying a Prof. A. E. Nelson and family Tuesday,, to ml out their questionA visit from her sister, Mrs. Maynard spent Saturday at the county hub. nanes. of Union City, Penn., who arrived last Saturday. "The 4th Liberty Loan it here— Mr and, Mrs. Hamilton had the Mrs. Booth of the Littlefork Public SAYS MiCKiE Get Busy" misfortune to lose their four-yearold schools spent Sunday at her home Mrs. S. E. Anderson has purchased in Big Falls. son. last Thursday. Rev. Grundy Tme boss is -too Old the Elliott hotel and dining-room conducted the funeral services Saturday. Mrs. M. E. Dfvison is spending a •T' drafted, BO*V Rabbits for sale. Apply Paul Wation, and will continue the business as few days visiting friends and relatives VIA, SAN HE'S DO»N' H\S 914 7th street. heretofore. jest same, at Duluth. bit the vmvThi Jas. Joyce and George Garrison AUU THE P«EE MvER-Cism% Another shipment of ladies' blouses Hans Fougner who resides on who have been harvesting in Dakota WE P8\NTS FEP THE. BED Carl Jacobson, the Nett River logger 1 arrived today. O. M. Carr & Co. his homestead south of Big Fails iiMtfl CROSS,'N THE u\fc€«.Tv are expected home this week. spent a portion of last week visiting lO^N/MTHE w.s. was here( Tuesday to fiill out his his family here. THE vgfvK chest,'M THE. How about having that piano tuned questionaire and get seven and a half Frank Elzie moved to town Monday si.KN.Cfc./N THE. ttECROVfin& now? Phone Mr. Luther Hanson, dollars state bounty on each of two REV. WM. W. DALE so that his children could go Mrs. H. S. Parker who is teaching cA,MP/^\erK» -The 268. wolves he recently shot while on 'his Pastor to school. He expects to make ties v^ck BELGIAN RSUEF %N KAR. the Bescemer school spent the vay to register. "Praise Jehovah from the earth this fall and winter. HOOM&R *K EVj'asTHiMCr end at her home in Littlefork. Elmer Knotts of Steffes one of Mountains and all hills, _• "Get reary for the 4th Liberty Loan'* the earliest settlers and most successful Fruitful trees and all cedars Deputy State Firewarden Johnson Missionary S E. Gregg spent Tuesday farmers in that part of the Both young men and virgins of Big Falls arrested an old man for NOTICE TO POTATO GROWERS at the Falls in the interest of the country was a business visitor here Old men and children setting fires in the woods contrary American Sunday School Union. Tuesday. Praise ye_Jehovah." to law. He was convicted by Judge The department of marketing of Seman and bound over to the Grand the public safety commission has secured Missionary S. E. Gregg spent Sunday Ladies select your fall coat at O. Morning service 10:30. Jury. storage facilities in the twin at Waukanha and Big Falls :n M. Carr & Co. cities for potato N growers who have the interest of Sunday) School work. Sunday School 11:45. Cecil Rogers has gone to Nay to not good local storage. Up to Oct. The bouncing boy who enlarged and dig his two acres of potatoes, and 1st the rate is two cents per bushel, The work ont the potato warehouse made glad the family circle of Mr. Evening service 8 will then return and cut timber for and sixty-five cents per ton for is being rushed in order that the and Mrs. Frank Havelick a few days E. C. Johnson, in partnership with handling. From Oct. 1st to Oct 15 present crop of spuds may b$ well ago will bear the honored name of Arthur Nehls. "Lessons of Autumn" is the subject the rate is two cents per bushel and howsed before it gets too cold. Quentin Frank Havelik. for the morning. Church will toe eighty-five cents per ton, after Oct. decorated with autumn foliage. A J. Anderson, who is more satisfied 15, three cents per bushel and eightyfive "The 4th Liberty Loan is here— Prof. G. A Olson, county supervisor than ever with his Margie farm cents per ton. Those intending Get Busy" of schools, also Candidate for Ladies' Aid is entertained by Mrs. since his trip out west for a better to store are advised to ship in bulk John F. Gavin,Supt. of Schools returned County Superintendent spent a few W. Mitchell, Bacon flats, Thursday place to live and make money, has and to store in bulk, and to make hours in town on Thursday last, enroute Monday from a trip to St. afternoon. about finished harvesting his bumper their wants for storage space known Paul on business connected with the to his home at Loman. crops and is sure of his winter's to P. A. Ragatz, Marketing Agent, county schools and incidentally visited "Get ready for the 4th Liberty Loan' Boys Scouts Friday evening at 7 \rj things. Merchants Van Slyke of Margie 238 State Capitol, St. Paul. his sister-who enlisted as a registered "Gym." WAKANHA was here Tuesday. "Get reary for the 4th Liberty Loan" nurse with the Red Cross. Lyman Childs is busy storing his RED CROSS MEETING Choir Wednesday evening at 8 300 bushel crop potatoes, his thousand See the heavy sweater coats at 0. We expect to re-organize our Sunday WANTED—'Laundress Good wages. oclock. bushel crop of rutabagas and his 1.. Carr & Co. school soon. The monthly meeting of the Red Forest Inn. hundred bushel of onions for still Cross directors will be held at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH better prices. It is rumored that he Mike Ryan of Birchdale was a Mr. Frazy was very busy Monday -~l3pol house next Wednesday evening "Patrons of the Hotel Dyckman, Rev* C. L. Kingsbury will start a bank in the spring with business visitor here Monday. stacking his crop of oats. Oct. 2. A full attendance is revested Minneapolis, are assured a cordial Pastor his surplus coin. as steps will probably be welcome, uniform courtesy and the di6s shopping ,ih Minn-t'ttpol's School is progressing nicely under taJ^qj, to organize an International best of service always." tf ORDER HAS TEETH IN IT 11 a. m. sermon subject:: "The rixoii £/%iltfiiid the Hotel Dyck±ftii accessible the tutorship of Miss Chambers, of _• Falls! branch, up to this time the Uses of Temple Beauty." Text: Heb. to all the leading stores." tf Littlefork. city work has been merged with that Order No. 44 Will Make it Easy to Fourth Liberty Loan meeting at 11:13. ''fc,.:* of the county. Run Down Dollar Slackers the: Grand theatre, tomorrow Friday .1 .* Mrs. Floyd Clark left- Monday Bert Mack and children is spending "Get reary for the 4th Liberty Loan" night, at 8 oclock. A good list of 8 p. m. sermon subject: "The Whole ^evening for Minneapolis where she a few days at his old home at GRAND MASTER P1TTENGER speakers and singers are on the Armor." Order No. 44 which has just been will receive treatment from an eye Argyle, Minn. VISITS LOCAL LODGES put into effect by the Public Safety program, you can't afford to miss this specialist. meeting. Commission will give County Chairmen 10 a. m. Bible Study, also a program Mr. and Mrs. Hamre are rejoicing A. L. Bolton of St. Paul, Grand of the Liberty Loan organization rendered on account of mission Mr. and Mrs. Harry Randall are over the arrival of a new daughter Secretary of the Odd Fellows of day. in connection with the County WANTED—A place to live, either rejoicing over the borth of another at their home. Both mother and Minnesota and William A. Pittenger director of the Public Safety Commission furnished rooms for light housekeeping salubrious daughter whose cognomen babe are doing nicely. of Duluth Grand Master of the an opportunity to run down or two rooms and board for 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. is Helen Winifred. Odd Fellows of Minnesota are vis,'ting "slacker" dollars in a most effective a family of four. Cannot some one Word received from Joe Gevioux in lodges in Koochiching county New members to be added manner. take care of this very needy case. Apply Boston Lunch for sale owing to to 3 7 :y. one of the cantonments, states that this, week. On Monday evening church. The order extends the power of P. O. Box 416, city. proprietor being dra^te^ Good busin'ess he is well and happy and expects "ept. 23rd they paid a visit to» Manitou rn subpoena to the County director at reasonable figU£^ fot some soon to take a wallop at the Kaiser. Lodge No* 250 I.O.O.F. of International where it is necessary to invoke it in John Erickson brought down the FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL '«t$jooT^fle stanran man.*T Steptr'.19-2e "Get reary for the 4th Liberty Loan Falls, where a reception record load of fish from Kettle Falls CHURCH order to conduct investigations in and program had been arranged for cases where citizens have failed or last Tuesday which consisted of 412 MARGIE ITEMS WANTED—An experienced girl Or Edward Kaneen, Minister. by the officers of the lodge. Addresses hundred pound boxes. The Manitowoc refused 'ito subscribe ofor Liberty woman for general housework. Small were made by the Grand officers Bonds or was full and the barge behind W. S. S. family and all the modern conveniences. Morning worship at 11 and in the Ole Stafne returned Tuesday from and local members, the talks being was loaded to the safetv line. evening at 8. This Qrder will be material assistance the harvest fields. Enquire at Press office, or of a patriotic nature in the interest to the Liberty Loan campaign telephone No. 403. tf of Fourth Liberty Loan. Refreshments bu't, 'it is to be hoped that it Abstracts and titles to all property The Sunday School meets at 10 a. Lec Graves finished harvesting were served. On Tuesday in KoochichingCounty furnished by vill not be necessary to use it generally. m. for International Bible Study, potato crop and measured six-hund-! FOR SALE—A few choice house night, September 2 4th Mr. Pittenger the Koochiching County Abstract Co., In such cases however where plants, including a Boston Fern, a classes for ages. Kindergarten Dept. red bushels. Abstractors, International and Mr. Bolton, accompanied by certain unpatriotic and slacker dollars Officia 1 for the little folks. "R»x Begonia, etc. Inquire at 914 delegation of International Falls Falls, Minn. tf refuse to "come across" it can be 7th street or phone 230. Thos. Crystal who has been in bad Odd Fellows visited Loman Lodge at used with effect and the guilty ones New pupils are always welcome. shape with kidney trouble is getting Loman. The Rebekahs were in "The 4th Liberty Loan will discover that it has teeth sham If you will do your part in the Little here— Ejpworth League service at 7:30 along better now. charge of the entertainment and p. mr Get Busy** and long. Falls Business College you are served a fine chicken supper for the sure of success. The success of form Mike McHugo who has been cangerously Supt. of Construction, E W. Smith, visitors. Mid week service Wednesday evening ill for the past six For ladies' and children' caps and er students is the proof. Beginning Chief Elecrician, Frank W. Guire and week", Last night, Sept. 25th, the Grand at 8. is slowly recovering. scarf sets. New styles at O. M. Carr salaries of sixty to a hundred and General Store Keeper, David Hulburt officers, and several International! & Co. twenty-five dollars a month is the went to Kettle Falls with Christ Munson, Sunday, after ducks and re- members, paid a fraternal visit Preaching service in the Ranier record. The best is the cheapest. In Who's Cup turned with the Manitowoc Tuesday. Odd Fellows of Littlefork ai\d church at 3 p. m. Sunday school at 2 You can enter at any time. Send for p. m. They report that the weather is reP°rt a fine reception. catolog. first-class for an outing but rotten Other meetings scheduled this week for ducks. as follows: Thursday, September The Northern Minnesota Annua. FOR SALE—A well located hotel are I ^th at Mizpah Friday, September Conference of the Methodist church -.ternational Falls, Prices reasonsmall th at Tenstrike. in Du-luth, Wednesday, Occ. payment down, balanc Special showing of men's flannel meet presided over by Bishop Mitchell, to suit purchaser for quick sale. A~ply 2, shirts at O. Carr & Co's. THE THAT BOY D. D. of Paul, Minn. The City Hotel. St. conference HEADS THE HIKE The 4th Liberty Loan here— is composed of one hundred By W. E. O'Donnel WANTED—2,500 young women for and fifty ministers who will assigned Get Busy" be the U. S. Student Nurse Reserve. Applicants to their fields of labor for Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCormack the Co. C. Infty. year. must be from 19 to 35 years 342 ensuing report a very fine trip together with No. of age and have a high school education. 3339287 their daughter Exie and son Horace September lo, Anyone desiring information 191?,. All members and friends of the to Philadelphia and New York. They Our Native son, the Man of the concerning the reserve may get same church are cordially invited to attend soent a week with their son Harold hour. appying to Mrs. H. C. Pitblado. the sessions of the conference by at the League Island Navy Yard Louis Thomas Morin local 310 the Oct. to the 6th inclusive. where they also spent a fine time :"om 2 first man enlisted in Koochiching L. Ives on-. of Amherst, Wis., tookj with Clarence Shaw, Arthur Oma -y~'?nty rejected at Jefferson Baracks, Mrs. Ogden will entertain the La-i homesteader in Manitou township holt and also with Ruben Cousineau St. Louis, returned to the Falls .last Wednesday and expects to move who have just arrived for the bathis dies' Aid at her home 7th street and Dr. Withrow examined him agarm. tie ^th avenue, Friday afternoon. All family, stock and farn^m^Chin- tleship Lousinannia to which he is told the soldier, Dr. now at the ladies are invited. •if-ery: on''"it ?aHy this winterv iH^j- was attached. They were delighted io front) they said I had a'weak "heart, treated,' 'hy.-^Av .. §poti.^•••^h^has. find the boys so well and satisfied the pump is working all right Doc, "ought sev'eraj the r^ families into^ with their service... SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH liHfhis good township duriny tnevpast if, you don't let me in I will sneak-in, ReV. Hanson, Pastor. Seventy-five per cent of the sugar IN WHO'S CUP Morin left Camp Grant with the "yeat.'-'s Attorney F. McPartlin delivered v. Services for Sunday at 11 a. m. used., in this country has to be carried sBlack Hawk Division he at th« head a loyalty, address at Williams and Sunday school at 10 a. m. here in ships. These same ships -In whose cup? a. Work or fight js the order from ,of thejine of 5,000 strong marched Baudgtte last Sunday and will speak There will be no evening service. are heeded tb transport our troops, Yours or the soldier's? the government. The Crookston Coir through my, town, Rochester N. Y. at the 4th: Liberty Loan meeting at our munitidhs,' and the food for the yqu Are you fipoing to save sugar or are lege will prepare for a position Rig Falls next Saturday night. he heard.a gentle voice say from the A. J. Scott has a six-room house, Allies arofl. our sbldiers and sailors, you going to waste it? nthe shortest possible time. Bookkeeping, crowd the sharp shooter from Minnesota, for sale oii' easy terms. Phone 270 to F^afyce., Part of these sugar AreT you going to use the smallest .shorthand, auto, gas and We appreciated'a visit from Representative are marching on, Good .day Mr. carrying ..ships have been transferred amount of sugar possible, or aire you steam engineering. Board and room Morain at target practice 100, 5200/ William A. Pittenger of to more important carrier $4.50 going to-: continue: to use sugar as in private family $4 to per weak. Duluth this week. Mr. Pittenger is 300 and 600 you, lying and standing, service/" "fhis.1' has resulted in a yiu did in the days .before the war?, Write for catalog.. J. Sajhre, 'lere visiting the Odd Fellows. He hit an 8 inch bulls eye 1 out jof 10, largely elssened import tonnoge of Saving sugar here means sugar ^rookston, Minn. a Duluth attorney, and served in now he is on his, way, God bless him sugar and. this means a shortage of over there, and ships to carry it, till we see him again seas may divide the, state legislative two yeaTs ago sugar Jiece. from here to there. s'G. W. Stacy, who has two sons but we will be true to our boy- with with Representative/ H. J. Miner Dr. Xarsori the optometrist will in army service received a letter from Our soldiers and sailors and the from this: district./ He spoke very the Red White and Blue if it had You probably have heard that be at the 'Victoria hotel October 11, Allies niust ,-,be-, s.upplied with sugar. vis son Arthur C. Stacy who is '.t 'r'ffhly of Representative Miner's little spring of green we may like ft there is no shortage of sugar, and and 12. Consult him if you have defective That supply. rpust come out of our Fort Sill, Oka., and Bert G. Stacy, that the raw sugar output is as big —ork in the state legislative last se better but we love it better than any eyes or need glasses. Artificial limited supply here. who is at Camp Meigs, Washington, sion and of his efforts to promote as, if not bigger than ever, and someone that "was unfurled to the breezes." eyes fitted. D. C. Mr. Stacy went to Fort Sill to a legislation that would help this Hfmds across the sea though ocean has told you tjiat there is no No law has been asked to compel see his oldest son a month ago and -ection of the country in an agricul"l still- jdivide us, need of saving sugar. This is the the individual to apportion his SATE SUGAR reports everything in good shape. way Mr. Miner was well most insidious sort of German propaganda We will be true to the boy with the supply of sugar in a sensible, logical Both IT'S boys are enjoying the ser- thought of by his colleagues, and Red White and Blue. because it is partly true and and unselfish manner. TOR THE :ce. At Fort Sill the Y.M.CA. have partly false. served with credit on important com-nittees, A little sprig of green may make it The Food Administration merely MAN movies every Tuesday, Thursdays said Mr. Pittenger.: The shortage in sugar in this lQok Better, asks you to save. and Saturdays and a bible class "Get ready for tfie 4th Liberty Loan" country is not due to any shortage But we will always be true to thee WHO Wettaesday night and atheletics tTIGHTS in sugar crop, but to shortage of What are you going to do about To the grandest flag unfurled to Monday nights. ships. 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