I r• -*-r^E ^^?Vr "V V. -'-s, ».-. $y ', If -A ••'.. '". X. 'v "c L, 11 H•v-'\ XNTERNATONAL FALLS PRESS, JULY 10, 1919 LIEUT. CECIL EMERSON GAS COMPANY TO BEGIN MARGIE LOCAL HAPPENINGS RETURNED ON FURLOUGH ERECTION OF BUILDINGS (Too.Late For Last Week) Lieut. Cecil Emerson returned Saturday The Following Letter is given us Mr. O. Larson was in Big Falls on a fifteen days' furlough for publication by Mr. Wm. Glenn of i? st Wednesday on business. from Camp Dix, New Jersey. He arxived the local gas company and is selfexplanatory. M. M. Abbott spent Monday it FOLKS WE ALL KNOW in New York from France JuJv The erection and successful The tie inspector is in town this Littlefork on business. 11th after a years' active service at operation of this company's week and many are loading out ties. the front. plant will be highly appreciated by all Mr. Wilson was called to St. Paul For Sale—A good fresh cow and Lieut Emerson enlisted in the In-' our citizens. There is no question last Wednesday by the death of a calf. Apply Airs. Garrett. fantry April 9th, 1917, as a private but that President' Glenn is doing the very near friend. a busi- and was gradually raised in rank and Ray Eastman of Ray was best he can to get his plant started Ella Backe returned from Grand received his commission as lieutenant, ness visitor here Monday. as soon as possible. Forks on Sunday, where she had March 16, 1919 at St. Aignan. Mr. William Glenn, Pres., been on a short visit. He was in the battles of. the Alsace H. Clementson of Clementson spent The Falls Gas Company, the first of the week in our city. and Argonne regipns. Mr. Emerson International Falls, Minn. Rw« W. W. Dale, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Coda and daughter returns about the 26th for Camp Dix Dear Sir: sister of Mrs. Rand returned to FOR SALE—Seven-room dwelling and expects soon to receive his honorable Replying to your inquiry of recent Morning Worship 11. Brainerd Sunday night. discharge when he will be house in Jameson Addition. E. Fix. date, as to when we will be pleased to settle down again to the/ready to begin construction work at Sunday School 12. Mrs. Hamilton left Sunday for C. M. Feldman of Northome was a civilian life. International Falls. Walker, Minn., where she intends county seat visitor the first of the We have submitted, to the manufacturers Please note the change in hours tc work at the sanitorium. eek. T)LD SETTLERS' PICNIC of gas machinery, our requirements for this day only. for the plant, and when A week from next Saturday will Last Wednesday the old settlers Carl and Willis Roberson left last we have received and accepted their The Evening service will be be the regular meeting of the Community had the finest kind of a day for their night for an extended visit to Wi: proposals they will furnish us with at the-union service at the Summer Club, prepare to come! annual picnic which was held in the consin. School. plans and sp?cificatiohs for buildings beautiful grove at the Wm. Watroi^ suitable for housing the machinery. Mr. Nickleson moved his family Atty. J. J. Hadler spent the first home farm on Rainy River. on Tuesday into Mr. Larson's house, The Boy Scouts are camping this Upon receipt of these plans we will of the week, at Big Falls on business There were 107 present which well week at the Summer School. bfc ready to begin work immediately more commonly known as the Rogers matters. represented the settlements of Littlefork, house. and should be able to get to work on Bear River, Loman, Laurel, BAPTIST CHURCH erection of building, necessary excavations Ted £pper and P. A. Erickson of Indus with a good crowd" from International Rev. C. L. Kingsbury, Pastor This may be a Large Time, but it and concrete construction, Andy Miller was in International Ray were among outside visitors -V Falls. The prosperity was Doesn't Look it. Since Four o'clock Falls to attend the land sale on Tuesday. within the next thirty or forty days. here this week. this morning the Fisherman has been well indicated by the twenty-eight Sunday School 10 a. m. Unless unexpected delays in procuring We understand he bought some Out in the Bain and ail he has Caught automobiles and four spanking good Be sure and attend the Band Dance timber. material ococur, we should be is a Bad Crfd. Fortunately he has teams which had conveyed their Union services at the Bethlehem. Friday and help the boys along. Good able to complete this part of the brought Something for it. If he had owners to the picnic grounds. music. work this fall. The Nymore ball team played here to Sit out in the Back Yard this way After partaking of the bountiful Afternoon at Pither's Point. We are using every effort to comply last Sunday and were defeated, the he would Think it Pretty Bough. dinner the meeting was called to Mr. C. L. Crandall is enjoying a with your request that the builling game being 4 to 6 in favor of Margie. order by President Judge Berg and 2:30 p. m. all come for a great vii-it from his mother, who resides be completely enclosed before Don't forget to attend the Band the following were elected officers time. at Vausati, Wis. frost ^sets in, in order that the gas Dance, Friday, July 25. for the ensuing year: machinery may be assembled and Mr. Jarvis, son of Elmer Jarvis returned For Sale—One 300 lb. Chester John Berg, relected President. Mid week services as usual. (erected within the building during Monday morning from service Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hillstead of White sow in pig. A snap if taken at Francis White, elected Vice-President- the winter, ready for services of gas overseas, and like all the rest Big Falls were visitors in our city once. Enquire at this office. METHbbiST1£P!6COPAL CHURCH early next season. was glad to be home again. Monday. Mrs. Frank Carrier, relected Secretary..^ Northern Improvement Company Rev. Eel. Kaneen, Minister Fred Emlaw returned home the Everybody is picking berries now By W. J. Stinson, Pres. Mrs. Wallace, of Laurel has been first of the week, having received 0co. Shaw, relected Treasurer. days. The blueberries are plentiful, No service Jin the church "next renewing acquaintances in town a his discharge from the army. C. S. Jameson, of Littlefork, chairman also raspberries. People are coming HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY Sunday. ??Xll the services will be few days this week: A. R. Button of Big Falls, Mrs. from other towns to pick. YOUNG MAN held at the Summer School. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brown enjoyed M. E. Dimmon of Littlefork, Mrs. Mrs N. Gordon of Big Falls-, was an over Sunday visit from her Mr. Elsig from the Sturgeon River ..• Fred Smith, Laurel and Mrs. W. H. The opportunity of a life time. You here Wednesday as a business and Next Sunday, morning Rev. Dr. father, County. Auditor Klapp of Esterville, was in town the other day buying Watrous, were elected as an executive haye studied, read, and tnought about social caller in our city. Craig of St- Paul will preach at 11 Iowa. cattle. He purchased four head committee. foreign countries. Now is your and Rev. Dr. D. N. Mac Lachlan of from J. Tuttle and one cow from Mr. This old settlers' organization now chance to see them. Which do you Mr. and Mrs. Therrio of 7th st., C. Rusfeldt of Manitou returned Winnipeg at 7:30 p. m. LaThorp. We presume he is going includes the entire county and a want to see: Siberia, Hawaii, Phillipifte are enjoying a visit from their son Tuesday morning from Agrifienlle, into the dairy business. committee was appointed consisting Islands, or Panama You can Fred, of Green Bay, Wis. France, where he had spent the past Sunday School will be held at 2:3J of John Berg, F. McPartlin and be assigned directly to any of the year in the service of Uncle Sam. Victor Zeska and Clarence Morrisey p. m. L. H. Nord to revise the constitution above. Mr. Ralph Button of Big Falls was came back from France last so that it will conform to the residents Mike. Carew of Indus was here Employment here Friday visiting her friend, Mrs. Thursday having been over there For those who cannot get to the of this enlarged territory. The Saturday, he reported a very enjoyable If you do not care to travel, how Doyle at her home on 10th avenue. over a year. Victor is looking fine, Summer School, services will be held secretary reported that the association glorious Fourth celebration in about your job? Do you want a betterdrie, he was wounded and in the hospital in the Bethlehem church at 11 a. m. had seventy-five dollars in the their, burg a couple of weeks ago. or do you want to learn FOR SALE—A Ford car with full for three months, but is alright again .• treasury. After the. meeting addresses neW-T one and get full pay while equipment, electric starter, new. body.. now. He talks very interesting Our Supt., Rev. Dr. Craig will be were" delivered on good roads anH Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Babcock are leat'nirtg? Here are some of the po A snap if taken at once. Enquire at with us Friday and hold the 4th Qu. about things in France. other questions of interest by F. j. enjoying a visit from his sister, Mrs. sitiims Uncle Sam has open for you: this office. Conf. at the offices of the First National McPartlin, L. H. Nord, Frank Carrier, Gaines, who resides at Los Angeles, Electricians. BIRCHDALE Friday at 4:30 p. m. All officers Miss Edna Therrio, who is soon to Frank Green and C. S. Jameson Cal., and also of Mrs. Ida Babcock Cabinet Makers. of the church are urged to be present. become a bride, was given a shower and M. M. Abbott, all of which were of Northfield. Mechanics. A Camp Fire Girls' organization last Friday evening at the home of highly appreciated. Stenographers. 1 has been started recently. They have Mrs. F. E. Patterson. At six o'clock supper was served Mrs. Irwin Boldus and daughter, Printers. had two fine meetings already. Florence Dr. Craig will preach at Littlefork and everyone departed well satisfied Violet, are spending a few weeks Engineers. Howard is the Camp Fire Guar Sunday evening at 8 p. m., and Mr. Frank White of Littlefork with the days outing and wishing visiting with friends at Lake Minotonka Coppersmiths. dian. in the Ranier church Sunday afternoon country attended the joint installation it was not so long to the next and from there will visit relatives Clerks. at 2:30 p. m. of officers of the Odd Fellows year's picnic. in Michigan and Wisconsin. Photographers. Mr. and Mrs. Wells have left for and Rebecca lodges at the City Hall, Machinists. Theif River Falls where they will NEW REGISTRATION LAW TO Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seybold arrived Monday evening. INTERNATIONAL STATE BANK Machine Designers. visit for a time. CHECK AUTO THEFTS IN EFFECT Saturday from their honeymoon ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Bakers. and are getting settled in their new Editor George P. Watson who was Westley Hard has recently bought Metal Workers. Register 'of Deeds to Keep Record home on Sixth street, amidst heartiest here Friday for the week end returned Last week the regular annual meeting forty acres of land from John Erickson. Chauffeurs. of Title—'Sale Legal Only on Certificate—Tampering congratulations of their many to his duties as Petit Juror of the International State Bank John Erickson bought it from Carpenters. With Papers friends. in the Federal Court now in session was- held here. Vice President,Otto Oscar Bonestrom, who bonght it Vocation Training Made a Felony in Duluth, Sunday night. Bremer of St. Paul was present and from John Bruce, and John Bruce If you are not already qualified in Mr. H. M. Babcock has received a the following new officers were elected: bought it from Mrs. George Smart. a trade you may be taught one. The message from his son, Lieut. Dr. F. Minnesota's new automobile registration Judge McClennahan adjourned District So this little piece of land has changed above are a few of those that are M. Babcock saying he had arrived law took effect July 1st. Each Court last Saturday evening for N. L. Olson, President. hands a good many times. open to yon. What trade or line of at Hoboken from Lee Mouse, France, automobile sold in the state, beginning a period of thirty days, during whicn Ben Kotilinek, Cashier. work interests you? Don't neglect where he has been with the Medical today, must first be registered Joe Ceresky, who has contracted time testimony will be taken by the Leo Sheehy, Assistant Cashier. this opportunity to learn a trade in Corps at Camp Hospital No. 52. Lieut. with the register of deeds of the to move Nybo's store building into court reporter in tax and other important These men are all well known and one of Uncle Sam's schools without Babcock'has been in the service over county and the face of the sale town has now got it as far as the cases. highly regarded as good business expense to yourself. two years and is glad to get back sworn to before a notary public. The top of the big hill from the river men of our city and the bank is certainly Choice of Service home again. purpose of the law is to hamper automobile bank. It can be seen from the crossroads W. T. Richards, the crack cornet to be congratulated upon their Some of the branches of service thefts by requiring every by Ruberg's store. player was here Saturday from his acceptance of this important office. are: Have just installed a hew Marvel owner not on record as such to home at Big Falls, assisting in our Gunder Nybo, Oscar Johnson, and Infantry. Cylinder Reboring machine. If you prove his property. The new act is good band in their entertaining concerts ODD FELLOW AND REBEKAH Emil Ostlund have jointly bought Coast Artillery. have any old gasoline engines that, one of the eight passed by the last and marches at" the Peace celebration LODGES INSTALL OFFICERS John Johnson's saw rig which is run Tank Corps. need reboring, call and we will quote legislature to go into effect today.. at Fort Frances. by horse power. John Johnson will Ordinance. you price on reboring and making The registration law does not require The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold an auction on his property on Cavalry. new pistons and rings. the registration of cars except The many friends of Lieut. Cecil instalation of officers took place te 28th of this month. His health has Engineers. The- Car Shop, in case of transfers. All cars now Emerson were pleased to see him on Monday evening at the City Hall in been poor and he expects to move tf Air Service. Ranier, Minn. owned in the state are registered as I our streets again Saturday. He having the presence of about 600 people. to a warmer climate in another staie. Field Artillery. to ownership with the secretary of recently arrived from France. He One of the most impressive ceremonies He plans however to reside at the Quartermaster Corps. Last Sunday afternoon Jerome Burton state. Under the new act, in caseof has returned to Camp Dix, New Jersey, and the largest gathering ever Falls for a time. Signal Corps. while playing in the garage at the sale of a car by a dealer or where he expects to soon receive witnessed was conducted by Acting Motor Transport Corps. the rear of the Burton home set fire by an individual, the certificate o£ Leslie Whitcomb and John Commas his discharge. D. D. G. M., C. M. Christenson Medical Department. to some paint which not only seriously title must be obtained from the register are now home again. They were with Mr. Bronk, Bergnson, Kieren Men are now enlisted for ail Herman Ratelle who has been over burnt him but also his elder of deeds, a fee of 50 cents being given a reception at Ostlund's and a and Levin as his aids, and Mrs. Taylor branches of the service from the age brother Irvin, who hearing his cries fixed. Application for the certificate seas with the 644 Areo Squadron returned big crowd was there. Harold Englund representing as D. D. president of 18 to 40 years, and in the Staff Monday. He arrived at New ran out and rescued him from, probably must be sworn to and acknowledged. is also back. A memorial service on behalf of the Rebekahs. Corps up to 55 years of age. How fatal burning. Had it not been York June 28th and on account of Tampering With Numbers Felony will be held at the Birchdale The new officers were installed according much do you have left each month after for the timely assistance of Rev. Attached to the certificate is an assignment a needed operation was sent to the church next Sunday on the 20th in to their rank followed by paying all your expenses? Base Hospital at Camp Dodge, but Kingsbury the garage would have of title, which will show remembrance of Gilbert Spencer who dancing and light lunch during the In the army you will have at the been destroyed while thhe family was released ip good shape. We are the transfer, and this also must be was killed on the battlefields in evening. end of each month from $30.00 to were busy attending to the injured. sworn to. The certificate is to be executed all glad to see him back again. France. The Grand Master, D. M. Johnston $105.00, all velvet. And combined in triplicate, one to be filed MRS. A. LESARD PASSES AWAY It looked as though our Canadian was present and gave a elegant talk with this you are given: In the latest letter from Hjalmar and two to be given to the applicant. friends were going to have a bad on Od*d Fellowship. Loman and Littlefbrk BOARD—The best pure and wholesome Rud (A sailor in Uncle Sam's Navy After an assignment has been certified, day for their Peace celebration last Mrs. A. Lesard of Ranier who has lodges were well'represented food. LODGINGS—Under the he says that his ship is now among the certificate and the assignment been seriously sick for over two but the weather cleared up Saturday, during the evening. best and most modern hygienic conditions. the Orkney Islands north of Scotland. may be surrendered and a new years passed away at her home Friday towards noon, so that the celebration The entire affair was a success and CLOTHING—To suit every He said that these Islands certificate issued. was declared a decided success evening at 10:30 o'clock. She credit is due to the arrangement climate. AMUSEMENTS—The best look bleak and cold and with hardly All sales of cars not registered or leaves her husband, four children, Albert^.Fred, Their fine, long parade passed thru committee in the way they had arranged obtainable. ATHLETICS—The Army any trees on them. These Islands assigned according to law in this our streets and was one of the best Osie and James, the first the affair. has revived the good healthy sports. were one time the home of the valient state are declared void. A c&r three of whom have recently returned ever seen in our city. EDUCATION In almost every Norwegian Vikings and they brought into the state must be registered 'hZ?authorized from service in France. NOTICE branch of study. VOCATIONAL have a particular interest tc him a? before a state license can oe agent for the The funeral services were conduced I am County Board of Education, Koochicliihg TRAINING—Army schools are the he is a Norwegian himself and possibly I issued. Evinrude Motor Co., and will carry by Rev. Fr. Patton at the St. County will pay the board best schools in the world. a descendent of one of them. Any tampering with certificates or $jkf4$b comfplete line of Evinrude motor Thomas church last Monday morning, of tK%c children living in this county Men. ^th previous service may enlist with car license numbers is made a repair parts on hand. If your Evinrude of which church deceased was a who are over two miles from for one year for service in United Vancovers horse which was hurt felony, and the same punishment is motor needs repair parts or faithful member. board should school. Those wishing State's. a couple of weeks ago is now well fixed for exhibiting a false or forged overhauling, bring your motor in and Mrs. Lesard's. death is mourned application at make once. IIX1 Now is the Time on the road to recovery. Mr. Rud's certificate. The law is expected to be able put we will to in new parts by inany ai) ^addition to. her, immediate International Falls, July 2nd,' 1919. horse was hurt very seriously yesterday "'Call or write to Sergeant Irving prove of assistance in running down at once. family. She was well liked and G. A.O!sdn, Bloomfield, U. S. Army Recruiting as it had rammed itself into motor thieves, who will have to show The Car Shop, highly .respected by all who knew Clerk of County Board of Education. 5 Station, International Hotel, International the sharp end of a board near the their certificates of title if called on mni«r, Mfira. her. rf&y. Falls, region of the he^-t. Minn. to do so.