INTERNATONAL FALLS PRESS, JULY 10, 1919 PAGE FIVT Wait! Wait for Rifkin's Carnival OFFER TO DISCHARGED MINNESOTA HAS FINEST BAPTIST CHURCH Sale. See hand bills. LOCAL HAPPENINGS SOLDIERS OF ALL STATE PARKS Rev. C. Lf "Kingsbury, Pastor Albert Peterson, the show ma,i is What about coming into the army Minnesota's ^tate park takes in 10 a. m. i?if)le Study. visiting at Virginia. to receive an education that will enable 15,000 acres of the region about Lake you to always earn an above Itasca and is one of the most interesting Miss Gladys Burton was a visitor Miss Mable Olson left the first of 11 a. m. P'reaching service. Theme: MICKIE SAYS the average salary? Don't you think parks both historically and at Bemidji last week. the week for Spokane. "The Sure Mark of a Child of God." it would be better to know one of scenically in the country. In 1913 For Sale—A good fresh cow and the many trades connected with the the legislature appropriated $250,000 Oscar Ogren is home on a furlough HELLO? OH,HELLO,BILL'. WHEN 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor Society. calf. Apply Mrs. Garrett. automobile industry that you can for the purpose of enlarging the park from Hachita, New Mexico. Jfc OVT SM.K VfeOM rftANCE".»- SO make good money at, than depending tfc ENJONEO "TH* *»AV»ER OMER and perfecting it as a forest reserve. C. B. Kinney has returned from a Thos. Watson, of Ray was a business on the unskilled laborer's always 8 p. m. Rev. Kaneen will preach the "tutRf? vmvrf then MA. When this work is completed it will business trip to Brainerd. -NEAH ^N, feWU, OROP visitor here on Monday. sermon. changing pay and work? When add greatly to thhe area and value U*-«k TH4 OFFICE 'K TELU V)S you go to work at something that Carnival Sale beginning in a few of the park and will unquestionably AfcOOf NfcR OCPCSL\EHCE« SO Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Crandall, All are cordially invited to these requires no special skill or knowledge, days at Rifkin's. Wait for it. NME KIH Q*NE NA lit \NfU1l«] make it one of the few great state a baby girl last Thursday. union services. VIP \NCU_,NOUXE. OOT Vf ther are always thousands oi parks. COWVm'. N'feETCVVfc'. ftUWMOVIf Miss M. Saunders is visiting relatives other men who can do the same kind Historically, the Itasca region has F-ELLEILS VtfkMt. Gt»e\ 7 and -friends at Brainerd. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Richardson left of labor and perhaps are willing to Thursday the week of 21 to 28 Inclusive been a noted one, many of the famous a the 'first of the week for Rochester. do it cheaper, and if they will, your the. service will be at the explorers of the 4arly 19th John Darvall is home again after job is gone, and you're out "looking" century devoting much hard labor Summer School, Pither's Point, Ont. several months' service overseas. again. When you have your trade, SUMMER SCHOOL and time to the exploration of this you don't have to worry about the section. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Attorney, G. H. Spear of Duluth is oth^r man waiting to step into your This is the last week to make your The park numbers about 300 lakes,where Rev. Ed. Kaneen, Minister in our city on business matters. shoes. arrangements to attend the Summer may be caught all of the fish School at Pither's Point Park, Fort It has been hard to learn the majf. known to Minnesotans, and is full of Morning worship at 11. F. H. Keyes has returned from a Frances. You will not have as good rity of the technical trades, but game, although of course no hunting business trip down the C. N. R. line. an opportunity for a week's camping now the Motor Transport Corps is is permitted, but the presence of so Elections of delegate to Annual pleasure again this summer. opening up schools at Camp Holabird, many deer, beaver and other wild Conference. Fred Smith of Laurel was in our ^Baltimore, Md., Camp Jesup, animals forms one of the attractions The program begins Monday night city on business the first of the week. next in the new pavillion. Atlanta, Gal, Camp Normoyle, San of the place. The old pine forest Sunday School at 10 a. m. Antinio, Texas and Camp Boyd, El which covers most of the park is I. B. Clark of Loman was a business Camping ground free. Good drinking Passo, Eexas, to teach men who something which is seen at very few visitor here the first of the water. Cafeterea, telephone and Classes for everybody. New scholars want to learn, 68 different trades. places easily accessible to tourists, week. electric lights are all supplied. always welcome. These schools are being started by and the trails leading among the Register members of the Summer hills afford beautiful views of the the government in order to give the R. W. King has returned from Illinois School are accorded special rates and Union services at the Baptist wild rough country. boys going out of the army a chance where he was called by the death priveleges. Stimson's motor launch church in_- the evening at 8 oclock. to get a good trade education, and Douglas lodge is a picturesque log of a sister. on the Canadian side leaves the dock The public^rer very cordially invited. to help supply the demand of the hotel erected by the state in a fine daily at 9 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. Jitneys Dr. H. H. Ihfig spent Saturday in CMMICI manufacturing world for skilled men. body of Norway pine at the southeast leave the corner of Mowat and Scott Duluth attending a state convention Thege unipn services are held every corner of the lake. Here are a few of the 68 trade specialities street Fort Frances, at 8:45 and 9:45 of dentists. Sunday evening during July and that will be taught: J. Greengard spent Sunday visiting a. m. and 6:15 and 7:15 p. m. August.'Ai&riiating between the three Axle and Trans.—Assembling. ITASCA TO VOTE ON at Winnipeg. R. H. Kirkpatrick returned the latter Register at once with Rev. Kanecn churches: I rv: Auto Repair—General Expert. $2,000,000 BONDS FOR ROADS part of last week from a business registrar of the School and receive Blacksmith—General. H. J. Miner returned the last of trip, to Duluth. a prdgram giving all information. Rev^ Craig our District Blacksmith—Spring Maker. last week from Duluth. Deer River to Big Falls, One Piece Supt. will be. ctwith us Friday, July Blacksmith—Mch. Tool Dresser. Ray Logan, son of Mr. and Mrs. 25th and. hold the Fourth Quarterly SEYBOLD—YERNBERG of Babcock Road to be Built Blacksmith—Wheelwright. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Henry Logan arrived home Tuesday Carburetor—Auto Repair. Smith a 9 pound baby boy. morning overseas. Married in Duluth Grand Rapids, July 12—Itasca Carpenter. county voters will be asked to express Don't forget the Summer School Chassis—Auto Repairer. Ross Slack of Big Falls was among County Attorney, Franz Jevne Evergreens, mock orange blossoms, their sentiments on hard surfaced at Pither's Point, Rainy Lake. The Chauffeur. our visitors here last Friday. spent the first of the week in Duluth palms, pink and white peonies roads at an election, Monday. program is full of good things, educational, Draftsman—Mechanical. on court matters. and roses formed an attractive setting Aug. 18, at which they must approve social and recreations. Opening Electrician—Storage Battery Wait! Hold off buying until you for the wedding of Miss Gladys or reject the question of issuing Monday evening with a great Miss Dora Mertens was the guest fengine Assembler. attend Rifkin's Carnival Sale. Irene Yernberg, daughter of Mr. and $2,000,000 in bonds. social gathering. of Miss Teeney at Northome the latter Grinder—Crankshaft. Mrs. C. A. Yernberg, 2931 East Fifth part of last week. At the session of the county commissioners Grinder—Cylinder Operator. Senator L. H. Nord has returned street and Lloyd Seybold of International this week, it was decided Preaching service in the Ranier Grinder—Universal Operator. from a business trip to Duluth. Falls, Minn., which was Miss Dora Nelson of Warren, is to submit the bond issue to the church Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Grinder— Machine Operator. solemnized Wednesday night at the visiting here at the home of his sister, voters which if adopted will permit Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Whitney has Inspectors—Auto Repair. home of the bride's parents in the Mrs. C. G. Whitney. the payment of Itasca county roads returned from .a visit at Duluth. Inspectors—Engine. Sunday School at 2 p. m. presence of 50 guests. The ceremony in anticipation of the adoption of the Lathe Operator. jThos. Armstrong was here on business took place before the fireplace B. Magladry of Birchdale was renewing Babcock amendment next year. Machinist—Tool Room. Among the local boys reported at from LittlefOrk Monday making which was banked with evergreen acquaintances here this week. From the sentiment that has been billing Machine Operator. New York is Lieut. Cecel E. Emerson the'trip by auto as usual. and mock orange blossoms and expressed to the county commissioners A"iiilwt 'ght. of our city who is listed as a palms, baskets of the peonies and Jls Farley df Mizpali was a business there seems to be no question J^tprcypl'e Repairer. casual with, a motor transport regiment. Mbs. JSeo.-- V^atsoq. j-e turned roses being used about the roam iti visitor here the first-of the week. but what the bond issue will Motorcycle Dispatch Rider. Monda^ fr'o&iDuluth after a week's effective contrast. Rev. C. N. Thorp, carry. The county board has postponed Radiator Repairer. visit with relatives and friends. pastor of Pilgrim Congregational W. R. Adams of Big Falls was action on this question several Screw—Hand. NOTICE church, read the service at 8 oclock among outside visitors here this times to permit the members to Wm Webb,-one of the many prosperous Sheet Metal Worker. The bride was handsomely gowned weeki sound out the sentiment and the unan farmers of the Ray district Tire Repairer—Rubber. County Board of Education, Koochiching in white georgette crepe over satin, imous vote this week indicates the was in town on Monday on business Truck Body Repairer. County will pay the board her long veil being caught in place Mrs. J. P. Wheelock of Birchdale opinions of the board members. Upholsterer and Trimmer. of those children living in this county with orange blossoms. She carried was among our visitors here last The members of Maccabees enjoyed You enlist for the Motor Transport who are over two miles from To Pave 178 Miles a shower arrangement of bridal Friday. a very pleasant outing at Garrett's school. Those wishing board should Corps Schools, for three years The bonds will be sold from time roses and lilies of the valley. She Ni summer cottage next to Clark's make application at once. if you aie reenlisting, you can go in to time to permit the paving of the was attended by her sister Miss The Misses Marjorie and Maude Beach. 178 miles of road in Itasca county International Falls, July 2nd, 1919. for Hst a year. You will \be given Ett4a Yernberg, who wore a pink organdie Gorham are visiting at the Twin which is included in the Babcock a few weeks of military training and G. A. Olson, frock and carried pink roses. Cities. Mrs. L. P. Barley and daughter returned highway system. This system in Clerk of County Board of Education. preliminary instructions in order to Little Miss Harriet Winnifred Eckman home the first of the week Itasca county includes the continuation tell what particular trade you arc in a dainty white frock, carried J. A. Johnson of Birchdale was from Virginia where they have been best fitted for, and then start your of the range highway from Ely a basket of pink roses. The bridegroom's ROCK ISLAND YARD transacting business here one day visiting. which enters at Keewatin and pass instruction 111 that one trade. You last week. brother, Harley Seybold of through Nashwauk, Marble and other will have regular college teachers, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Easterly returned St. Paul, was best man. Miss Vernie MASIERIESTIFIES towns to Grand Rapids and from who will do nothing but teach, and Yernberg played the nuptial music. J. V. Williams of Baudette was Monday from Clinton, la., where here to Deer River to the east line whose only thojqrht. will be that the A reception followed, after which among business visitors here the they had been visiting at the home p.u il under them learn. When yoj of Cass county. This road will undoubtedly Mr. and Mrs. Seybold left for a first of the week. of their daughter. be the first, paved. The chose your trade, you will continue wedding trip', and will be at home Wife Gains Twenty Pounds Taking Grand Rapids-Hill City, Deer RiverBig on that one trade, advancing from in Duluth upon their return. R. Griemoldby of the Motor Inn Be sure and attend the grand ball Tanlac—"Wouldn't be Without it," Falls, Remer-Cohasset and ore class to the next, until your The bride wore a dark blue traveling was a business visitor at Toledo, given to the returned soldiers at Loman, He Says Grand Rapids-Wawina roads are also course is finished. If you should Ohio, last week. Friday, July 18. Ladies free, suit with a hat to match. Raymond prove good enough while taking this included in the Babcock system and c*-n *.u -j 1 bring your lunch. Yernberg of Crosby, Minn., ,, btill another widely known and would be paved turn of the bond Miss Dulice Kinshella is visiting at course, at the end of your training, was the onlyout-of-town guest. popular railroad man comes forward issue carries there is a post graduate college the home of her parents, Mr. and Rev. Kingsbury lej for Ericsburg —News Tribune. with his unqualified endorsement for Mrs. Tom Kinshella. course of one year waiting for you. Tuesday to preach the funeral service Good roads enthusiasts will noc|Tanlac lath- This time Mr of the Whitbeck boy who was accidently While taking th*'s training you are .eave a stone^ unturend in efforts to erwick, yard master for the C. R. I. GLOOMY RETROSPECTS Mrs. M. A. Laphan is here from shot while on an outing. supplied your food, quarters, clothing, put the bond issue over. Mass meet- Kansas City, Kansas, who & in New York visiting at the home of all equipment to work with, medical mgs will be held in the farming 11th street, that I remember, I remember resides at 341 South her son, Mr. Laphan. Mrs. I. I. Olson has returned from communities to present the question jf.y and dental attention, and then The things I though were higt Lawler, la., after attending a family paid the regular soldier's wages, on its merits and the various commercial 'Way back in nineteen-nine or so, "My wife has actually gained twenty Miss Alice Laphan has returned reunion which was held in honor oi: clubs will aid in converting from $30 to $81 per month. That time I went to buy: pounds in weight since she began home from New York where she has her mothers' eighty-first birthday. the voters in the city. Rich cream was twenty cents a quarl At the completion of your training taking Tanlac," said Mr. Blatherwick, been attending school. And butter, by the pound. and on your return to civil life, you in an interview recently, "and At the annual meeting of the directors Was twen-seven cents arid oh! will be an expert in your trade, and DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION has been benefited so much in every Mr. and Mrs. Bocher are the happy of the Internataional State will get the skilled expert's salary. How frequently I frowned way that I am glad to make this possessors of a 10 pound baby boy, Bank, N. L. Olson was promoted Won't that be better, always knowing Program of Examinations for Common statement, which I hope will be the who arrived last Saturday. from cashier to presidency of the I remember, I remember you have a permanent position School Certificates Held at cause of others who may be suffering bank, B. B. Katitinek being named My poignant fit of blues and income, rather than depending the Court House International as she did getting relief. For Sale—One 300 lb. Chester as cashier and Geo., Sheely as assistant. When dollars five were wrenched on a "catch as you can" job? Think Falls, August 4, 5, and 6, 1919 "She has been in such a nervous, White sow in pig. A snap if taken at from me about it—then go to the recruiting run-down condition for the past two once. Enquire at this office. officer—enlist for the M. T. C. For just one pair of shoes Monday, August 4 years that she was confined to her Wm. A. Shannon of Big Falls and U. S. Army Recruiting Station, International And now, bowed down by grief and A. M.^-8:00 to 8:45. Enrollment. bed a great deal of the time. She Louis Snodgrass and family departed Miss Lean Morris of Ontario were woe Falls, Minn. 8:45 to 9:15. Spelling. was subject to frequent attacks of Tuesday evening to visit friends united in the holy b.onds of matrimony And bittefr, bitter pain, 9:15 to 10:00 Penmanship. sick headaches. She also suffered inof and relatives in North Dakota. at ihe Methodist parsonage I pray that shoes some day may drop WHEN TO QUIT ADERTISING 10:00 to 12:00. Arithmetic. dizziness. She also suffered intense last Thursday evening, Rev. Ed. Kaneen To five a pair again M.—1:00 to 2:45. Geography. pain from the gas on her stomach, FOR SALE—A Ford car with full officiating. Both -.will have the When 2:45 to 4:15. Composition. equipment, electric starter, new body. the grasshopper ceases to hop pains in her back and what best wishes of their many friends. I remember, I remember And the cows quit bawling, 4:15 to 5:30. Reading. seemed to be a complete nervous A snap if taken at once. Enquire at The way I raved and swore When Tuesday, August 5. this office. the fishes no longer flop, breakdown. She also had a severe Have just installed -a new Marvel When thirty-dollar suits began And A. M.—8:00 to 9:45. United States the baby stops squaring, attack of influenza, which left her Cylinder Re'boring machine. If you Found—A purse containing a fairly To cost five dollars more "History. When the dunner no longer duns, so weak she could hardly stand up. have any old gasoline engines that good sum of money, owner can And when a cook, at five a week, And the hoot owl quits hooting, 9:45.to 11:30. English Grammar. "She has been wonderfully benefited need reborihg, call and we will quote have same by proving property and Demanded that her wage When the rivers ever cease to run, by Tanlac. In fact, I consider you price on reboririg and making paying for this notice. M. Erickson, Be raised to eight, I well recall And the burgular stop his looting 11:30 to 12:00. Music. it remarkable the way she has been new pistons and rings. Ericsburg, Minn. My apopletic rage! P. M.—1:00 to 2:45. Physiology- When the vine no longer iwines built up, for she is almost like a '•v'ii. The Car Shop, Hygiene. And the skylark stops his larking different person. She has been relieved If Ranier, Minn. I am authorized agent for the I remember, I remember 2:45 to 4:15. Civics. When the sun no longer shines entirely of stomach trouble, Evinrude Motor Co., and will carry A ten-year-old soh of Mr. and Mrs. The gloom that filled my brain 4:15 to 5:15. Drawing. And young men quit spa king, headache and backache. I am delighted a complete line of Evinrude motor Whitbeck of •Ericsburg was accidentally When gasoline struck thirteen cents Wednesday, August 6. "When the heavens begin to drop more' than I can tell with repair parts on hand. If your Evinrude show while out boating and And drove me near insane And A. M.—8:00 to 8:30. Enrollment. what Tanlac has-done for htr and we the old maids stOT advising, motor needs repair parts or died almost instantly. The boys'who 8:30 to 10:15. Geometry. would not be without it And now, when things cost twice as hen--it is time- to shut up shop now for anything. Sis overhauling* bring your motor in and had a 22 calibre rifle started on their j. much, .r 10:15 to 12:00. Physics. It *is by far the best medicine And quit your-advertising. -we will be able to put in new parts trip on th^^Rat Robt river and in P. M.—1:00 to 2:45. Algebra. ^•It gives me little joy she has ever taken" —Atlanta Constitution. at "once. some manner* |the rifle was discharged, 2:45 to 4:15. Physical Geography •TWknow their cost is nearer heav'n Tanlac is /sold in- International The Car SKp, the bullet piercing the young or General History, S[t Than when I was a boy. Mom? loaned on real estate. Jem« Falls, liy N. Rubin and in Little- Ranier. Mian ifcw i5 5.30 Agriculture. ft Norton. —Selected. tf fork by Mi S. Dimon.jv- to mtsmm