*gpm v~v^ Vfi **-«. **s4r J^'-c ^"*1 -3 7 **S+ '^i INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, JULY, 31, 191? PAGE FIV? INTERNATIONAL SUMMER LIEUT. ORMER LOCKLEAR NATION-WIDE DRIVE TO METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SCHOOL GREAT SUCCESS LOCAL HAPPENINGS TO BE AT STATE FAIR IMPROVE ALL LIVE STOCK l£ev. Ed: Kaneen, Minister The International Summer School Aviation's latest arid greatest seasation, "Better Sires-Better Stock." Morning.,iwprship at 11. held at Pither's Point July 21-28 was Lieut. Ormer Locklear, the This is the slogan of a national a decided success. It was such a internationally famous aviator-acrobat, better live-stock crusade, to get actively The Sunday School meets at 10 a. Ted Epper of Ray was in our city week of education and recreation MICKIE SAYS who leaps from one plane to in motion October 1, that is announced m., with classes for everybody. Kindergarten the first of the week. that one has seldom the opportunity another in mid air and performs by the United States Department for the littlefolk New to enjoy. Whole families from botii unbelievble stunts, will be the leading of Agriculture, working in cooperation scholars always welcome. Miss Alice Dibble of Northome is OAVYGONE tFTHIS MN*T WEll sides of the river camped on the fv feature of an unusual entertainment with the States agricultural ahnwan OKvu&oNDCst susmtss '.'.. visiting friends in town. OA grounds for the entire week. *irst fceoo* \n *ivtu an fc© program at the Minnesota colleges and other agencies interested cotsAt Union Service in the Evening at Several of the staff from Winnipeg KT THE MttiNU NXfcttSS US Urtl LAS' making a Prof. C. V. Kinney is State Fair, August 30 to September in live-stock improvement. the Bethlehem church, Rev. C. Then vie hadta stop "h plane off brought their families with them visit to the Twin Cities. 6. Lieut. Locklear will perform his The campaign looks forward to the Kingsbury will preach the sermon. A 'N Hvcmcut tHEN W* PWi«S OOT *_ for the week's outing. unparalled act of jumping from one future food needs of this country's Everybody invited. PULL OF VECtMCVM fitUCK T* MEW* The lectures, addresses and talks THIN* Y* ^IRhPfED 'fcOOtt© TV ROLLERS F. S. Lang transacted business in plane to another the first three days increasing population and results to boys and girls were of the very Them tvC \mvc started st^EftKM', Vt the Twin Cities this week. of the fair. from long and careful observation Preaching service in the Ranier N TV*E SEVf EVJSTtO'»! N* NWSftCO TW highest order and met with the commendation With this plane speeding through of the live-stock industry in this church at 2:30 p. m. TRMN WTW TW SACKO* PAPERSVi SOME of all. Geo. Lang of Indus was a business the air at a rate of eighty miles an country, and was planned after extensive COME PESTEfUM* ROVJNO KFTEP. POVJKS The convenience for bathing and visitor here the last of the week. hours, Locklear climbs past his pi- consultation with specialists Sunday school at 2 p. m. TWEtR PAPERS 'H THM SAME &00® COME sports could not be beaten and both KICK *SOOt MISTAKE TV? INT' A IN AO "M lot, worms his way under the wing and breeders. The plan is to hasten JEST P4EP THtt *ORrA--N"N- old and young thoroughly enjoyed HOW FOR SALE—Seven-room dwelling the replacement of the multitude r. and sits on the axle o{ the undef BAPTIST CHURCH OAW&ONETW PWtoWEUKK AHYWtff themselves. house in Jameson Addition. E. Fix. carriage. Here he waits until the scrub domestic animals in the United Rev. C. L. Kingsbury, Pastor .... The Sunday services were in keeping other plane is flying abought eight States with pure-bred or high-grade with the day and church, services John Spencer was a business visitor feet directly beneath, him, when he stock, and also to improve the quality 10 a. m. Sunday School. and, Sunday School were held, and to Little Falls the first of the hangs by his hands and lets go. He of pure breds themselves. The our thanks, were returned to the God week. also reverses the act anhd climbs 11 a. m. preaching. goal in view is greater efficiency in of all who had crowned the weekwith ,v from the lower to the upper plane by production. such beautiful weather as well C. L. Hillstead and family of Big means of a rope ladder. Locklear 11 a. m., preaching. Theme: The campaign will be the first organized as created the beauty and grandeur Falls were in town the first of the demonstrates his faith in the stability "Christ's Personality." crusade in a large country of Rainy lake. week. pf his crafe by climbing to all to improve all live stock simultaneously. The school- has surely established parts of the bying plane. His act is 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. It will interfere in no way itself as to be looked forward to as Miss Edna Therrio has returned to invariably performed at an atitude of with any work in live—stock improve an important annual event in this Seattle where she will become a 8 Union Service at the Bethlehem less than five hundred feet so that ment now being conducted, but makes section. bride next month. church. the change of planes may easily be all the work more definite and effective The following officers were elected seen. He frequently scampers from by providing official recognition for the ensuing year: Mid-week service Wednesday evening. John English has become the owner one part of his plane to another at President—E. Kaneen. for progressive breeders. Prayer service and Bible Study. of the Boston Lunch and is now an altitude of less than a hundred The campaign will be supervised Vice-President—C. L. Cowan. in charge of same. feet. Secretary—W. E. Egan. from the Department of Agriculture live SUM Locklear was the star of the International TMFRf in Washington, and in each state by Assistant Secretary—W. W. Dale. MARGIE NEWS Edie Petters who has been in the Flying circus at Sheepshead the State agricultural college. County Registrar—C. L. Kingsbury. Bay Speedway, New York, last service for the past two years is agents and other field workers of M. A. Shepro was a Duluth visitor Mr. and Jarvis returned on Saturday here renewing acquaintances. May. Before aviation experts of the Department of Agriculture and BELTRAMI COUNTY from Bemidji. this week. both continents at the Pan American of the State colleges will handle the Jas. Watson returned home the last SELLS ROAD BONDS Aviation Congress at Atlantic City campaign locally. Every live-stock of last week from overseas where he Mrs. Jarvis was visiting in Nymore For Sale—A good fresh cow and in -May he made the change of planes owner actively cooperating and keeping Bemidji, July 28—Beltrami coun.ty had been for the past year. several days last week. calf. Apply Mrs. Garrett. in a gale of puffy wind and won the and using none but pure-bred commissiooners sold $2150,000 in admiration of the biggest men in attendance. H. N. Nelson was in our city one sires of good quality will be given b,onds at a meeting held Friday to Leon Joyce was in International Miss Polinski arrived last week day this week from Ray. an emblem recognition of meritorious the Capital Trust & Savings bank of Falls last Saturday. from Seattle, Wash., for a visit effort. St. Paul. The money will be used among her many friends in town. OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING—TAKE Andy Amundsen of Loman was for road building purposes and a Mr. Tuttle was a business visitor town the first of the week. HEED Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Doroghtv RICH ORE DISCOVERY large portion will be used on the in Big Falls last Saturday. from Grand Falls township were in G. A. Smith was among county seat proposed Babcock system. Including Stop loafing, looking for a "soft" town Monday having dental work Frt Frances Tmes: The most celebrated visitors from Laurel this week. money received froom other bond is Mr. Porter had a veterinary down job to overtake you. It won't. done. iron mines on this continent sues the county now has about from Fort Frances to care for a Stop grumbling aboout your poor lie in Minnesota round the H. C. Pitblado was a business visitor $460,000 available for road building sick horse last week. job and hoping it will improve. It head oof Lake Superioir. The "Ranges" Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Billmyer ,, accompanied purposes. in the Twiri Cities last week. won't. by Uheir nephew, Alex as they are called, have produced The coommissioners also let contracts Mrs. Kibbey of International Falls Stop bemoaning your lack of education J. E. Cowan of Northome transacted Schwetz and Mrs. Jacob Mohrol of vast quantities of highgrade for the construction of was the guest of Mrs. McHugo several or a trade start to learn Fort Frances enjoyed an outing at* hematite ore. Up to the present business here one day last week, days last week. county poor house at Bemidji. The now. The greatest father in the lake Kabatogma the fore part of the time the only ranges developed have general contract was awarded to world is waiting anxiously to give Mrs. Bates is here visiting at the week. been on the American side of the Mrs. McGaffigan and Mrs. Blackburn George E. Kreatz of Bemidji for you everything that makes life worth home of her sister, Mrs. Ray Holler. boundary line. For upwards of fifteen of Nymore came up last Wednesday $20,880. L. P. Eckstroom was awarded living. Here August 4th and 5th at Burton's, years Dr. D.C McKenzie of to pick raspberries. the heating and plumbing construct /nif you have been irritable and ne Miss Ebba Yernberg of Duluth is The American Art Custom Fort Frances and Thomas Rawn ot" for $5,324 and the Minnesota vbus, disheartened or lonesome— .visiting at the Jiome of her sister, Taifors* Representative. He wili Atikokan have been quietly but presistently Mrs. Pederson of Ericsburg is Electrict Light & Power company don't, worry! Join the army and let Mrs. Seybold. show you fuir length drapes of woolens, acquiring property in the spending some time at the home of was the lowest bidder for the wiring, -Uncle Sam do it. take your measure for a suit Steep Rock diistrict, on the C. N. R. her parents, canning berries. their bid being $185. All successful Misses McCabe have returned from Perhaps you may be satisfied with or overcoat—If you want a made tomeasure near Atikokan. a visit at the home of their parents bidders were Bemidji firms. your present position, but has it te.i garment at a ready-to-wear They have spent a great deal of Mr. Marsden and Mr. Nickleson in North Dakota. better advantagges to offer than the price. Come in August 4th or 5th. left last Sunday evening for Fargo, time and money in exploration work, STATE OF MINNESOTA finest business in the world, that of and in spite many discourage­ N. D. to spend the fall in threshing Mrs. Stormo and daughter Esther Of The funeral of Roy O'Brien the guarding the flag? WORTH $40,000,000 there. ments, have maintained an unshaken returned Monday from a visit at machinest who was employed at the The Army Presents faith in this country as an ironproducing Angora and Virginia. Central Auto Garage and who died 1. Free Education—You can learn The state of Minnesota is worth Several of our young people attended range. Vast quantities of burns from an explosion of a nearly anything while Uncle Sain $40,000,000 today. Permanent trust of float lie scattered here overe the a dance in Big Falls last C. A. Lemieux formerly employed blow torch was held from the Methodist gives yoou a living and pays yoou .o funds of the state were checked up surface, and all the indications of a Saturday and some who were not so here arrived the first of the week church last Friday with interment learn. late yesterday for balances at the young. great body of ore are present. But from Duluth to visit a sister residing ,:r in the local cemetery. 2. Out Door Life—Most of your end of the fiscal year, June 30, 1919. since iron-mining is a rich man's here. time is spent in the air. You sleep The increase for the last 11 month The Olson Bros, of Superior, who game, they were never able to locate Here August 4th and 5th at Burton's, well, eat well and feel well every minute. was $1,421,984.29. At the last session Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Billmyer are have been here loading out ties the it. The American Art Custom the legislature changed the end of enjoying a visit from their nephew, past two weeks left last night for This spring they were again at i' Tailors'/ Representative. He will 3. Character. Building—Army life the fiscal year from July 31 to June Alex Schuetz who recently returned Superior. with a diamond drill, and at last show you full length drapes of woolens, stiffens the backbone and gives 30, also the state's profits the last from overseas. their reward is in sight. In plain take your measure for a suit year would be close to $2,000,000. courage makes will-power and leader A severe storm passed over here words—they have struck it. The or overcoat—If you want a made tomeasure ship. $3,000,000 In Liberty Bonds O. Noble was a business visitor at last Saturday, which we are afraid drill is in the ore at 196 feet. It i- garment at a ready-to-wear 4. Foreign Travel—The army is in More than $3,000,000 of this fund his old home, Baudette the latter a soft very high grade red hematite, must of done damage further south price. Come in August 4th or 5th. all parts of the world. You can is now in Liberty Bonds, as the state part of last week and reports that and there appears to be no doubt of west of here. choose where to go. has at various times sold $2,550,000 of town as booming. the large extent of the deposit. The FARMERS' CLUB WEEK 5. Real Friendships—Your comrade. Tonds of other states to be converted The men are all busy making hay importance of this discovery for this into Liberty Bonds, which pay are your friends real men who will Alderman Walter Engstrom is enjoying and the womeri are busy picking district can scarcely be overestimated, The Koochiching County Farm stick with you through thick and 4*1-2 per cent interest compared with a visit from his brother Reuben, berries. They are so plentiful this and that importance is nation Bureau has arranged for R. E. Olmstead, thin always. 3 and 3 1-2 from state bonds. who1 was recently discharged year and extra nice, now that there wide. state farmers' club specialist, More than half the total is tied up 6. Good Pajr—You can get food, from the services of Uncle Sam. is a shortage of sugar, we will have This is the only body of high to spend a week from August 2, to *—_ clothing, quarters, medical and dental in loans to municipalities, including to stop canning. •grade hematite as yet laid bare in August 9 in. this county in the interests county and township authorities. attention free with your pay. The Firemen's picnic held at Crystal Canada, and it means a tremendous of the farmers' clubs of the Compared with the other counties 7. Trade Training—Any skilled Beach last Sunday was well attended The sheriff came down Saturday thing to the manufacture in Canada county. Meetings will be held as follows in population. Hennepin and trade can be learned in the army and and everybody reports and took Mrs. Hamilton to Fergus of all iron products. Heretofore %s Ramsey county have a very small you will be fitted for success after having the best time of their lives. Falls. Her folks tried to make out*, high grade ore had to be imported August 2—8 P. M. Ray Farmers' percentage of these loans. discharge. she was insane, but she was onlvdriyen from the United States to mix with Club. Hennepin county owes the state 8. Physical Improvement—Uncle Louis Moran returned home from to act as she did by inhumantreatment our low grade ore for manufacturing August 3—2 P. M. Beaver Farmers' only $294,100 and Ramsey county but Sam gives you- a wonderful physical overseas Sunday and is certainly she received from her purposes, but with the opening Club. $2254,345. St. Louis county has the training, encourages atheletics and gdad to get back after spending about husband and son. They were the ones of the Atikokan ranges that will August 4—2 P. M. Farm Development largest group of single loans. $1,762,524. looks after health. two years in the services of Uncle that should of been made suffer. undoubtedly cease. to of Ranier. Scott county has the least, wor 8. Rapid Promotion—-Increased pay Sam. Why do people allow such things to., We look for' a tremendous boom August 4—8 P. M. Koochiching $10,000. comes with the easy promotion. Many go on. It is more like a story than to at bhee follow the discovery. The Township Farmers' Club. $3,000,000 Loan Sought enlisted men reached the commissioned Here August 4th and 5th at Burton's, real life. ..., whole Steep Rock district will no August 5—8 P. M. Rat Root Farmers' Application for $3,000,000 in loans grades. The American Art Custom doubt be explored and at once opened Club (Ericsburg). to municipalities now are on file in Tailors' Representative. He will 10. Ample Recreation—Special privileges BUTTER PRICES LIKELY up, and this means the ultimate August 6—2 P. M. Indus. the office of State Treasurer Henry are always waiting the soldier. show you full length drapes of woolens, TO KEEP HIGH LEVEL production of vast quantities of ore Rines. August 6—8 P. M. Loman Farmers' take your measure for a suit Games, clubs, shows, dances, all free and the manufacture of steel and Club. With one exception, Texas, the to you. or overcoat—If you want a made tomeasure The outlook for low-priced butter iron products in Canada to an extent August 7—8 P. M. Forsyth. state of Minnesota has the largest 11. This Is Your Big Chance—Enlistment garment at a ready-to-wear this year is not promising, says A. heretofore impossible. August 8—8 P. M. Gemmell. fund of any state in the union acr price. Come in August 4th or 5th. of applicants for the Quartermaster J. McGuire of the agricultural extension Too much credit cannot be given August £—2 P. M. Mizpah Farmers' cording to George La Fond accountant Corps and Medical Department division University of Minnesota. to Dr. McKenzie and Mr. Rawn. The regular meeting of Koochiching Club. who inquired of all state treas-. for a period of one year regardless The average price of NewYork They deserve the fortune which will Council, K. of C. was an unusually Everyone is invited to attend urers recently about their state's of previous service is now extras in April was 64.83 cents no doubt reward their efforts, and good one, and had a very good attendance. thest meetings whether or not you prosperity. open for a limited time only. in May, 58.31 cents in June, about they will have the satisfaction of It was decided by the are now a member of one of the Apply at the U. S. Army Recruiting 6 cents less than in May. In July» knowing that in benefiting themselves, Concil, to start a choral club among clubs. There are at present fifteen PLACED Station, International Falls, Minn. however, prices advanced. This,- Mr. they have also benefited the members, under the leadership farmers' clubs in the county. Three McGuire believes, points to sustained their district and their country to of Mr. John F. Ryan, who came here more communities expect to organize The loud-voiced lady was holding MAY DRINK LIQUOR prices for the rest ot the year. recently from Jacksonville, 111., where an inestimable extent. Soon Fort while Mr. Olmstead is here to forth in the crowded car. BUT NOT MOMVE IT "But butter is a food necessary to Frances will feel the benefit of the he was in charge of a similar club assist with the work. Yes. I maintain that woman can maintain health," adds Mr. McGuire, great mining industry about to there. Every farmers club in the state is take a man place in almost any St. Paul, July 28—Liquor may~ be Ns "and, therefore, is a cheap food even spring up at her very door, and the eligible to membership in the'Jiinnesota walk of life!' served in any home, but its disposition at the prices that are likely to prevail." I am authorized agent for the heretofore unproductive portion of Federation of Farmers' Clubs. She looked definately around, as if any other way or its removal our district will be our richest section. Evinrude Motor Co., and will carry The state federation has just issued expecting some opposition to her from one place to another to an a complete line of Evinrude motor the first number of "The Farmers' statement. opinion made public today by Attorney Have just installed a new Marvel repair pa'rts on hand. If your Evinrude Club" a monthly publication which A weary Tommy, who was standing General Clifford L. Hilton. Cylinder Reboring machine. If you '•"M?SSJ'S: Money loaned on real estate Jevn« motor needs repair parts or will appear regularly hereafter. It tapped her on the shoulder. Hilton ruled in response to a query have any "old gasoline engines that ft Norton. tf overhauling, bring your motor in and is devoted entirely to the interests, "Excuse me, mum, would you take Smith of Fairbault that the Minnesota need reboring, call and we will quote we will be able to put in new parts of the farmers clubs of the state. a man's place?" prohibition enforcement Ian* Rev. T. W. Howard, one of our you price on reboring and making at once. Sit This paper should help, to make the "Certainly!" she answered. prohibits a saloon keeper from removing successful farmers of the Birchdale new pistons and rings. The Car Shop, work of the larmiers' clubs even more "Well," continued the weary one, liquor from his saloon to his country was in town the first pf |he .The Car Shop, Ranier, Minh. effective than it has been in the past. "take mine,.-and let me sit down!* week.: home for storage purposes. y. tf'&S ripS Ramier, Mb 4