I INTERNATIONAL PALLS PRESS PAGE FOUR WOULD GO FROM THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS SCHOOL SAVINGS ACCOUNT BIRCHDALE WILL CELEBRATE BETHLEHEM CHURCH A. Wallace MacNeill, Minister. First account opened November 22, A real community celebration is HOUSE TO HOUSE planned by the Birchdale folks on 1920. AND BORDER BUDGET Sunday morning, 10:30: Preaching' Now there are 272 depositors Monday, the 4th of July. There will service. Subject: "Christian Patriotism." be a big community dinner, a prize among the school children. Total amount deposited, $1,644.36. fight, land sports and other amusements H. J. MINER, Editor and Manager Tennessee Farmer Wants to go From 11:45: Sunday school. The money collected each week is and a bigt dance in the evening. House to House and Tell Everybody Come to Bethlehem church Sunday^ placed in th_e. two local banks under About Tanlac. the school savings account, where 4 are invited to attend. A cordial welcome awaits you. Entered at the Post Ofice at International Falls, Minn., as Second-Class Matter All per cent compounded quarterly is T"-' "If I were not so busy with my paid. Interest Apportioned April 1. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: yi 'S:, $2,00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR farm work I would go from house The next apportionment will be made to house and tell the people about July 1. Money can be withdrawn Tanlac," said A. J. Livingston, a well EVERYBODY COME FARMER'S PICNIC upon written request by the parents." known farmer, living near Ashland LARGELY G. V. KINNEY. City, Tenn. What? Girl's atid boys' field meet. When? Friday evening, 7 o'clock "I had stomach and kidney trouble (Continued From First Page.) Letter Files and Card Index Trays and suffered torment.with my back sharp. at the Press office. Where? Alexander Baker playground. and side. The doctors could do nothing and Mrs. O. K. Scheie, Arthur for me so I wrote to a friend of ycrEvetyReldUsi Mr. and Mrs. S. Palm and Mrk A.' E. Fun for all. Don't miss it. Free mine in Nashville about Tanlac and Erickson. a he advised me to try it, saying he admission. Littlefork—P. Fitzpatrick, Mf! attd 8 AROUND LOMAN had heard so many favorable reports Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick, Mr. and sj SERVICES AT SPOONER 44 MM about it and sent me! a bottle. Mrs. Oscar Douglas and son Harold, 9625 S3 S3 »W« ». VS A Rev. Theo Myhre and Rev. Lindholm "After taking the first bottle I felt Mrs. Douglas' two nephews, Lawrence will hold services at Spooner so much better that I ordered another Charles Brown bought a Ford of McRae and Ronald McRae, F.O.B.D*nit Saturday, July 2nd, at 8 o'clock and bottle myself and the result both of Fort Frances Henry Eggebroten, his brother Samuel, last week. Sunday, July 3rd, at 10, 2:30 and 8. is I am a well man. I told a friend Mr. and Mrs. Frank White. Myrtle Peggar is home for a vacation. Everybody welcome.—The Northern of mine about it and ordered a bottle Forsyth—Mrs. Aqna Nelson and She has been studying stenography News. for him and he had good results. I little son Oscar, Mr. and Mrs. William for several months. can eat anything I want and it don't Monroe ^nd little son George, Henry Metcalf has been doing quite KENNEDY-HINCKLEY WEDDING hurt me and can sleep like a log. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scarlett and a lot of remodeling and repairing on To tell you the truth, I just simply son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur the Fred Smith home at Laurel. Miss Laura Merle Kennedy, daughter feel like a new man and have more Skoog. daughter Evelyn and son Arthur Mrs. Fred Smith, whp has been ar of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kennedy strength and energy than I have had Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eggebroten Rochester for a serious operation, has Does of Loman, and Bradford Fay Hinckley in years. It is simply the grandest and three children, Mr. and Mrs. improved so rapidly that she was able Pumps were quietly married Friday afternoon Hans Erickson and children, Anna, medicine in the world. I would like to come home last Saturday. at 5 o'clock at the parsonage Water to see all of my friends and get those Harold, James and Gerheardt Mr. Reports show that there are four Every of the Swedish Lutheran church, Rev., and Mn. Erick Grotberg and children, who are suffering try it and I hope or- fiye smaller creameries in the state A. W Nordin officiating. The bride you will reach them through this Edwin, Oscar, Alvin, Margaret, than ours and if cream receipts continue was attractively attired in a sport Power testimonial, which I have gladly Leslie and Gerheardt Holstein Anderson to increase as at present we will suit of black and white check with a given." and children, Ira, Harriet, leave many more behind. hat to match. They left immediately Alice, Lewis, Olga, Helene, Richard Tanlac, the celebrated medicine, Bradford Hinckley and Merle Kennedy Job for an auto trip to Little Falls, Minn., which accomplished such remarkable aynd Robert: Mr. and Mrs. B. Eveslage, were quietly, married at International where they are guests of his sister, George LaRock, daughter Mary results in this man's case, is a wonderful Falls Friday by the Lutheran Mrs. Neil Wooworth. They will be tonic, appetizer and invigorant. and son, Luther Mr. and Mrs. August minister. The happy couple left the at home after July 15th at Loman, It builds un the system, creates Hedloff and daughter, Mildred same day by automobile to spend where Mr. Hinckley is associated a healthy appetite, promotes digestion Mr. and Mrs. B. Boutin and children, their honeymoon at Little Falls. All with his father, I. W. Hinckley, in and assimulation of the food and Mabel. Alice and Wilfrid Mr. the home folks extended their best You can plow, disk, the general store and the postoffice. and Mrs. Peter 'Grotberg and children. makes you feel strong, sturdy and Fills wishes. Laura Kennedy was one of the harrow, harvest, Howard and Roy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Fuller, our butter maker, drove well as nature intended. Silos interesting members of the junior Frank White, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ronning our truck to Littlefork and back on thresh, bale hay, class at the Alexander Baker high and children, Elsie. Lillian, Harold Monday to establish a cream route school during the past year and made Rev. Ira Alvord, state evangelical and Raymond Ida Grotberg, Gilford through that territory. He will go to grind feed, fill the her home while in International Falls worker for the Baptist church, accompanied Lemmon. Birchdale for their cream on Friday. with Mr. and Mrs. John Norton. Mrs. silo, saw wood, by his wife and daughter Happyland—Peter Foley, Miss Louise In this way we expect to utilize all I. W. Hinckley of Loman was'present Gwendlyn, arrived Saturday evening Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Erickson the cream available and make it profitable pump water, pull at the ceremony. and children, Olive. Lois and from Minneapolis for a weeks' stay. for every farmer to keep more They made the trip by auto, stopping George Erickson. Allen Nealy. Donald good cows. stumps, do road PERFECT ATTENDANCE at Bemidji for a visit with old Nealy and Lee Diamond of Littlefork. Loman was well represented at the work or any other DURING PAST YEAR friends. Sunday school rally on Big Fork on Ray—Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Wold. Sunday. The Metcalf, Hinckley. power job around The following pupils of the International Liberty Addition—Robert Irvifin. Scheie, Amundsen, Peterson, Sam Falls schools have a perfect the farm quicker, Brown and Plummer families were Gheen—T. J. Keen. attendance record for the past year: Laurel—Hazel Smith, t)aniel Kieusness, there, also Albert and Mary Palm. easier and at less Christian Margaret Croasdale, 4 years Fritz August Erickson, Mrs. T. Berg, Mrs. Simon Palm, Mrs. Oseman, Mrs. Glava, Ross King Elsa Solvason, Bernice son Helmer and daughters Mabel and J. Kennedy and Edward Graus'trom cost toyouwith the Belcher, Gertrude Burnette, Norma Thora, and Mrs. Berg's niece, Hazel and wife. It was a delightful auto Burnette, Edward Christie, Bessie Fordson Tractor. Knutson Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Carlson trip and all were well repaid by the Carpenter, Ronald Evans, Orman Effertz, excellent sermons of the Revs. Ferris, and Mrs. Carlson's sister, Mrs. H. Twenty-four hours each Clemance Effertz, Carmine Hollowav and her. niece. Miss Holloway, Gregy?, Davis, Biddeson and Mr. Nelson. Greentess, Esther Greenless, Thelma Oak Portage is a fine l'ttle both of Pelican Rapids Roger day, working day in every Patriotism Goins, Edna Hughes, Lucille Harsh, Perle, Marion and Cora Carlson. church, built by the settlers on the Machine the year it will give maximum Richard Kroll, Louis Keyes, Sulo Big Fork eighteen years ago and Rapid River—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koski, Agnes King, Lenore LaValley, service. Light but Mr. and Mrs. Christ Eidem, kept in good shape by them. We Cobev, Mabel LaValley, Fern Leece, Mary daughter Myrtle and son Clarence, hope to me.et there again next year. .. powerful it gets from job Ludwig, Harold Moxness, Blanche Mr. and' Mrs. T. Will'ams and Ruth M«.« ».« «4 Neveau, Clifford Neveau, Burton Ottow, to job quickly. Easy to O «W« V# 4 4*4 Williams, Frank Seymour. «V «Vn a Joe Passe, William Passe. Amelia International Falls—Hon. F. J. McPartlin operate and control—efficient Passe, Lean Patterson, George MARGIE NEWS and wife. Rev. Father Costeau. economical and above S3 Rein'ers, Mary Rauscher, Maurice 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hughes VanEtten, Mrs. V* #J» M«.f 44 9J9 wM, yj 5J W W WW* fjr f.f af* Raymond, Velmar Smith, F. L. 44 fA a.* %*4 afc 4 4 afta 4*4 a3a 4*4 4 aTa 4 aTa 4*4 4*4 4*4 4*4 a*.* 4*4 4*4 4*4 4*4 REV. A. W. MacNEILL, all DEPENDABLE. C. A. Engbloom, Rev. A. W. MacNeill, Smith, Emma Strand, Slsa Sundberg, Miss Johanna Johnson, Mrs. Mrs. Smith's sister of Ironton ai£$ Get in the power-farming frame of mind Melvin Taylor, Lorraine Taylor, Mabel H. J. Miner, Miss Edith Miner, Miss rived Sunday morning oii a_vi_sit here Ungerman, Ledora Wirt, Mary now. Call, phone or drop us a card for Mary Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. A number from here went to Big Wirt. Duke Wirt. Fraser, accompanied by their little Falls Saturday evening to attend the BETHLEHEM CHURCH facts. See the Fordson in practical daughter Jean Tom and Jim Stone, 4.4 4.4 ».« «.« movies. tr+ 4*4 4*4 4*4 4*4 operation. Patsy and Jerry Fogarty, James A baseball game at Big Falls on Ewald and familv. Rev. C. E. Ireland Sunday drew a number of people BIRCHDALE SHAVINGS '& and family. Charles Wisard and family, C4 from this place. 4*4 A. T. McDonald. F. E. Patterson, A* #4 4.4 W. JEWETT A CO., Incorporated Mrs. Jarvis returned from a sixf ft 4*4 W4 «T« «m» V# Frank Palmer, Frank Green and wife, weeks' visit in Michigan last Tuesday. E. W. Webb had the pleasure of John Perg( M. M. Abbott and O. O. Sunday Morning INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. taking some .Camp Fire Girls to the -ffp?!anm i. M. J. McHugo was in Big Falls] show at Baudette. At an interesting game of sports last Tuesday on some justice case to] Wesley Hard, Fred Ball and Hijmer prizes were awarded as follows: be finished up.' Rud went to Fort Frances to attend 10:30 O'clock Girl's potato rare—First team. Alice Mr. Rowe, our former principal ot? the circus on Monday. Anderson, Forsyth second, Mabel schools, was visiting Miss Koller afi Mr. and Mrs. Ruberg, accompanied Boutin third, Olga Onderson, Forsvth. New York Mills last week. by their sons, Ernest and Walter, Mrs. Marsden and daughters returned made a trip to International Falls. COLLEGE: EF Boy's three-legged race—First team, to Charley Johnson on Sat-) Everyone Invited G. B. Vanover has installed a telephone Donald Nealy and Allen Nealy, Hapovland urday. Some great attraction there. ST. PAUL, MINN. in his house. He is planning second team. Henry Eggebroten Mr. and Mrs. Lee and children of'Baudette on putting up a printing press to do ST. THOMAS and Jesse Holden. both of were visiting several days, commercial printing. Littlefork third team, Edward Doran at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gusk. Under ihe Direction and The Nescama Camp Fire Girls were and Thomas Stone, both of International Mr. Brown and Ralph Rogers left on of A is taken home from their week's camping Falls. last week for their homes in Illinois, in and are feeling fine as the result Boy's potato- race—First, Jesse having visited here at the home of of a good rest. Farmers Take I7rs]den. Forsj'th second. Allen Nealy, Cecil Rogers. Mr. Tuey and Con Darvell made Collegiate, High School, Engineering and HapDvland. and Edward Doran, Internat'onal Mr. A. J. Dale and Miss Inga Morken a flying trip to International Falls to Falls. were married Sunday, June 26,} accompany the truck drivers, Clarence Commercial Branches Boy's foot race—First, Jim Stone, at International Falls. We wish them Notice Ruberg and John Comas. a long and prosperous journey International Falls second, Edward The Ladies' Aid society had a picnic A College combining finest Catholic Training with Military Discipline Dora2- International Falls third, through life. They will reside here in^ at Clementson Thursday afternoon. town. Henry Eggebroten, Littlefork. The members and their husbands Splendid Buildings, Grounds, Library and Equipment Elderlv men's race—First. Patrick The board of equalization meets today and invited guests had a good (Monday) at the home of Mrs. Folev of Hanovland: second, Daniel We prepared to take are time. Fitzngtrick, of Littlefork. Joyce, so if you 'want your taxes ad-1 For Catalog Address Very Rev. H. MOYNIHAN, D. D. Ole Hanson of Pitt, who is working justed to suit you get busy1 and go Men over forty—First, Frederick care of your wants in tim­ for Mr. Fjhelstadt, fell from a Schmidt, International Falls second, before the board. ladder) and injured his back. It affected Ben Boutin, Littlefork third, Hans The many friends of Mrs. Shelton: ber, shingles, lath, doors, his brain and is suffering from Erickson, Forsyth. will be glad to hear of her recovery. a loss of memory. She was taken from Bemidji hospital' windows, etc. See our heavy BODY FOUND ON The Border Co-operative Telephone last week to her daughter's at Remer companv met at the school house to She was in the hospital thirty-two' slate roofing, $3 per square. elect officers, etc. The same central days. She is gaining now and hopes RIVER NEAR EHO keeper got the job of looking after FISK TIRES soon to be back in Margie again. the central station. A real July 4th celebration will be Coffee, a fine Santos, put given here. It will include a boxing jg. bout by N. C. Durnell of Missouri and FARM BUREAU NOTES & High School Boy's Funeral Tomorrow up in 12-quart milk pails. A. B. BaM .of Birchdale* baseball, a From Baptist Church. «k a sports and other games. A large All for |3. AND The remains of Jesse Barnett, the bowery hall dance will be given. If sixteen-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. June 17th the! Indus Farmer's club FIRESTONE TIRES you are a patriotic citizen, come. S. E. Thompson & Son Elbert Barnett were found floating decided to become a~ Farm Bureau 4A on the Rainy river near Emo, about unit. 44 V# V# 35 miles from here.' Arrangements The members of the Wildwood 20 PER CENT REDUCTION had been completed yesterday afternoon Farmer's club decided to become a S BOY SCOUT NOTES for burial at Emo, when! L. P. Farm Bureau unit at a meeting held. V* Bailey, of thisv city, who hadL beenj June 16th. »,« •.« #.« •.« •,» ». «*. working at the Emo mill, temfc&arily At the meeting of the Bannick MM r« identified him. The International Scout meeting Thursday night at Farm Bureau unit held June 16th the Falls police force were notified last following officers were elected to 7:30. Every1 scout urged to be pres!ent. PROFESSIONAL CARDS? evening about 9 o'clock and' Frtahk' IN TIRES EFFECTIVE MAY 10 serve for the coming year: Director, Green, accomnanied by the boy's father, Soren Bjerr^" and secretary, FrankJ Junior scout meeting Thursday at *:$ left immediately for" Emd,' TWfc1 '2:30. Wilbur. VULCANIZING AND BATTERY SHOP JOHN H. BROWN remains are now at the Green undertaking No swimming until further notice Officers selected last Thursday afternoon ALL WORK GUARANTEED! services parjors. The funeral Attorney at Law and due precautions have been taken. to serve the Dentaybow unit will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 Field meet Friday night at 7:00 p. of the Farm Bureau organization for Office over O. M. Carr & Co. COME IN AND GIVE US A TRIAL. o'clock from the Baptist churc^i, (R^v, ,m. at playground. An interesting list the coming year were :Xharles Erickson, International Falls, Minnesota Ira Alvord officiating Interment will director Mrs. Charles Erickson, of events has been scheduled. be made at Forest Grove cemetery. Boys' Camp. vice-director, and R. C. Williams, secretary. A E Every boy of junior scout age who AGENTS FOR ESSEX CAR TO PLANT POPPIES IN Lawyer intends to go camping, see Mr. Evans The Henry Township Farm Bureau GALBRAITH'S MEMORY on Thursday between 2 and 3 o'clock unit last Thursday evening chose, the International State Bank BMg. Poppies from the battlefields of to get list. following officers for the coming International Falls, Minnesota GEDNEY & HOLLER France will be grown at national Camp goes July 19. year's service: EMrector, C. W. C. headquarters of the American Legion Mr. Evans has had twenty-five Bauer vice-director Mrs. George^ N O E N I N N E S O A in Indianapolis in memory of the late years' experience in taking boys to Street andl secretary, M. G. Starr. O S I A F. W. Gailbraith. Jr., national commander camp. Forty-two regular camps having^ A Farm Bureau unit was formed 430 THIRD STREET of the legion, who was killed Dr. B. F. Osburn, Physician and been taken withqut one single at Waconia Friday evening, when in an automobile accident here a accident. Oscar Ness was chosen as directdr. Surgeon in Charge AUTO LIVERY PHONE 466 short time ago. A mi-nature shell torn A splendid place has been chosen. Other officers named were H. F. Office Phone 30 Hospital Phone 79 battlefield will be constructed **by Every ^recaution will be taken to ensure Clarke, vice-director, and J. I£. Mack, Office Int'l State Bank Building landscape gardeners and florists will safety, comfort and pleasure. secretary. They plan to meet care for the memorial flowers. International Falls, Minnesota Older boys will get lists next weex. monthly. 4