PAGE FOUR THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS IS K15 38 It *8X8 sorss 33 IS 33 33 38 38X 33 8 MARGIE NEWS FORTHCOMING flR AND. BORDER BUDGET 33 38 33 33 33 38 33 33 3333 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 I. D. Foote has papered his house H. J. MINER, Editor and Manager changing its appearance very much. ie Promises to Biggest and«Best Af­ fair of ICind This Vicinity. Mr. Lewis and wife left town last ai Entered at the Post Office at International Fall*, Minn., Second-Cla»» Matter week with their horse and buggy, At an interesting meeting of the driving to Brainerd and Pequot. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $2,00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR board of directors of the Northern Minnesota District Fair association Mrs. Kibbey and Mrs. Evert drove Northwestern AdvertUinfc Representatives held Tuesday afternipon at the Commercial Minnesota Select List down from ^International Falls Saturday Club it was announced that 709 Exchange Bank 215 South Cth Street and went out to the Kibbey St. Paul Minneapolis the new trophy cup has been purchased farm. Mr. Kibbey came down in the and will be placed on exhibition evening and joined them. in the very near future. It will be used in connection with the Tug Mrs. F. Porter was a visitor in International of War contest which will occur on Falls and Ericsburg last the second day of the fair here when week. Fort Frances and International Falls The Man Who Savfes will be participants. Victor Zveski was a business visitor It was decided at this session that in the county seat last week. ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART TO there should be neither an entrance nor an entry fee at the September A. D. Wilson and wife in company MAKE THIS A DESERTED TOWN? fair. with Mrs. McHugo returned from It was reported that the sum of Minneapolis on Saturday. They drove $720 has been pledged and collected down and back by car being gone The man who spends less than HAT if this pleasant home town of for the purpose of defraying the expenses about 10 days. Mrs. Bishop returned ft ours became a "Deserted Village?" earns, has learned the way to independence of the September fair. with them for a few weeks' visit. The folks who send their dollars yf. A number of bills were allowed and success. to other towns and cities to buy their amounting to about $274.67. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman of Big Falls, needs and-their luxuries can tell you No matter what his income may be, In the matter of concession days were in town on Saturday. just how to make this a "Deserted of the fair, the secretary was directed he knows that he can arrange, to li$C Village." The trick can be done by There is a bear in the woods near to get in touch with the city council everybody following the example of within it and save some surplus for hfs town. It has been seen several and ascertain what rights would b£ the few and buying elsewhere. given the Fair association in the matter times of late. growing bank account. Then there would be no money to of street concessions. It was pay people who work. There would When money is put aside regularly it generally agreed that the association Martin Beck was taken ill Sunday be no money at all to buy farm grows with really surprising speed. would be given the right to charge night. The doctor was sent for Monday produce no money for fire and police protection no money to keep up from Northome. for concessions, that five dollars per This bank helps thrifty people to money to hold people in homes no day or ten dollars for three days save by paying 4% interest on savings this town at all. And so your property Harriet Anderson is quite bad with would be the proper charge. Members and home and job would have rheumatism, but is improving. present included: Lizzie Holler, accounts, subject to usual regulation. little value. G. W. Anderson, C. P. Ellingson, 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 38 38 33 33 33 33 33 33 DESERTED VILLAGE. Trade at home. Every dollar spent David Hurlburt, M. M. Abbott and 33 33 FIRST NATIONAL MNK here helps to make living in your C. A. Anderson. 33 3i RAPID RIVER ITEMS tpwn better and pleasanter every dollar spent at home helps 38 This interesting event for which extensive to. make the thing you own more valuable. 38 preparations are being made, promises to be the biggest and best INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. L. E. Gilbertson spent Sunday with affair of its kind ever given in this his family on the Rapid. vicinity. TKADE AT HOME! Teach Your Dollars to Have More Cents a Mrs. E. Lund and Mrs. J. WiHiainson Jr.. REMAINS OF WAR HERO spent a successful day last week 33 ARRIVED IN EAST TODAY Turn rrrsr gathering blueberries. A jolly party of young people enjoyed The remains of Peter Graham, who tives, to the larger matters of human AN OLD MILLER'S ADVICE. picnic luncheon on the beautiful made the supreme sacrifice, overseas, iLL. life. COLLEGEtf ••-•vcr U:b Rainy shore at Clementspn^jast arrived in Hoboken, N. J., today. It "My son, don't be a lazy mutt,: "Mr. and Mrs."—the great news ST. PAUL, MINN. Friday. is expected that they will arrive here item of the universe, the bringer of Give ear to this advice: ST. THOMAS within a few days. recollections to the man far from The Lord will freeze ttie water, but Undtr the Directum Mrs. Clara Gilbertson afid .Mrs. Art Military services will be conducted home, who takes his old home town You must cut the ice. Control of Archbishop Roberts and their children have enjoyed from St. Thomas Catholic church with piaper, and reads the items of Mr. Dowling. several berry picking excursions,.. the members of the American Legion and Mfs. and lets his mind wander "Now, son, you'd better think a bit eating luncheon in the woods. and Veterans of Foreign Wars If you would like to eat back to the days when he knew the Collegiate, High School, Engineering and in charge. Interment will be at Forest The Lord gives rain and sunshine, but Mr. and Mrs. in knee pants, and shall -O. Diger drove to Clementst)n Friday Commercial Branches Grove cemetery. You have to sow the wheat. we say, short skirts. in a new spring buggy. It's the home town paper where A College combining finest ^Catholic Training with Military Discipline "And son, if up life's stream you'd go, the real Mr. and Mrs. news items T. Gorman of Buffalo and E. Miller Don't think that you can float occur—and to receive the home town Splendid Buildings, Grounds, Library and Equipment of St. Paul, who were the guests The Lord will send the breezes, but paper week in and week out is to of J. E. Markusson, have returned apvemn You've got to steer the boat. know, the great happenings of the home after a pleasant visit on the For Catalog Address VERY REV. H. MOYNIHAN, D. D. world, the doings of Mr and Mrs. Rapid. "So, son, don't be a lazy mutt, "Subscribe for Your Home Town If you'd learn my miller's art^ Paper" week' is the second week in L. E. White has accepted a position The Lord's a good provider, but August 25th to Sept. 1st. If you don't Miss Nelle Olson is entertairiing a on a tug on the Rainy for the International You have to do your part." take the home town paper, subscribe group of librarians from ]the Iron Lumber Co. —Northwestern Christian Advocate. then. If you do take jt, renew your Range at Cedar Croft cottage at subscription then. Birchpoint over the week-end. G. McLean and W. Hughes recently STARTING BUSINESS. enjoyed an auto drive along the THE FRIENDS WE NEVER SEE. Miss Mae Williams of the M. and Rapid, returning to Spooner in a A hotel proprietor at Brighton O. office is at Oconto, Wis. where shower of mosquitoes. Around the Vomer I have a friend, Beach, Nr Y., has taken "economic she was called by the death of her In the great city that has no end. law" into his own hands and reduced father. Norman Clementson treated a party Yet days go by and weeks rush on, his food prices as much as 60 per of berry pickers to an auto drive And before I know it a.year is gone cent, and now he announces "that it C. A. Anderson goes to St. Paul to theWallin camp, where they spent Bulls And I never see my old friend's face, was not only a just but a hfghly Saturday, where he will join the Naval a pleasant day. For life is a swift and terrible race. profitable step for any restaurateur Reserves and enjoy a two weeks' He knows I like him just as well to take. Since the cut was made the cruise on the Great Lakes. IN MEMORIAM. As in the days when I rang his bell Volume of business- has more than Messrs. E. G. Flinn, Minneapolis, An over-supply of young bulls forces us to sell three And he rang mine. We were younger doubled. It is a pity his example is )It was sad that one' that we should excellent sons of our great herdsire, "Sir Korndyke then, W. E. Wezruck, Minneapolis, E. F. not followed by other people. Increased cherish And now we are busy, tired men— Witt, K. M. Witt and Ed. Gibbs, all Kaan Mechthilde:" production and smaller profits Should be taken from our home. Tired with playing a foolish game, of Minneapolis, are camping at Backer per unit would soon set the country Koochiching Korndyke DeKol, Born Sept 6, 1919 But the joys that do not perish Tired with trying to make a name. Acre. humming and give plenty of Koochiching Korndyke Duke, Born Nov. 14, 1919 Live in memory alone. "To-morrow," I say, "I will call on work to those now out of employment. Koochiching Gert Pontiac Lad, Born Mar. 20,1920 All the years we've spent together, If we have but the will to do Jim, Misses Doris and Alice Lapham, All the happy, golden hours, These bulls are registered and ready for service. Our Just to show him I'm thinking of Rosella Noll, Lorraine Kinshella, it, the way will follow. Shall be cherished in remembrance prices are low as we must sell. Hurry and get your him". Olive Palmer, Anna and Mary Hobbins, Fragrant sweets from memory's pick of this stock. But tomorrow comes and tomorrow Nellie Dougjjlasj Hel|en ,Foran MR. AND MRS. 9 flowers. Koochiching Realty Company gees, What wonderful thoughts come up of Minneapolis, Clara Stormo, Jack Robert Amundson died Aug. 28, And the distance between us grows when these two abbreviations are Lapham, Charles Kimball, Earl Van 1920. and grows. printed in a news item—what intense Gordon of Crookston, are camping at Sadly missed by his parents, brother human interest these portray. Around the corner—yet miles ayvay the Point of the ^Pines at Clark's INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. and sister. "Here's a telegram, sir." "Jim died Beach. In the country weekly paper, they today." make the one big place in all news The Press prints more news than And that's what we get and deserve litems, from the simple visit to rela- any other paper in Koochiching county. CHURCH in -the end— Send in $2.00 and get it regularly "Around the corner a vanished for a year. 4NN0TJNC EDUCATI0NAL TOOTH friend." —Selected. TALK NO. 14 fr Potatoes A I N BAPTIST CHURCH f'i ROSENWALD'S REPORT OF A. M. Whitby, Pastor WHAT YOUR FRIENDS THINK. RECENT TRIP HERE. Continued from first pa,fie) Bible school at 10 a. m. Your friends are just as quick to Morning worship at 11 a. m. Sermon notice your irregular, discolored, lay," Mr. Rosenwald continued. "The decayed teeth as they are to notice topic "The Aristocracy." FOR EVERY PURPOSE— tractor fleet will "'give the remainder your perfect ones, in fact they are Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. of. the season to work in this district sure to see the contrast between 8 Evening praise service at p. m. Inside and Outside House Paint We will buy good them. If your teeth are not as and it makes rapid progress. Sermon topic "The Dress for Everyone". K««d as they might be you may "Then after the freeze-up it will be Automobile Paint ha^flfe felt the least bit humiliated possible to gravel surface many sorted Potatoes in in the past because of that fact, You are welcome to these services. Boat Paint miles. The entire trunk mileage in and you have felt at least a passing •W the county cannot be gravel surfaced regret that they were not an Amebican Kalsomine r, N car load lots to ship asset to your personal appearance. a.t once but work will be done on a Remember this, they will never liberal stale/' Legion^ improve until you have them attended J. Representative F. McPartlin, Bring' sample and to by a good Dentist., America We carry the Old Reliable Brands—Minnesota Li leads the world in dental" who with oth^r local citizens was consulted science, expert service is at your by the highway officials,, joined we will make price. seed Oil Paint Co. and Certain-teedL door, and bad teeth erow worse as in the inspection trip. David Rose, Arrangements are being made for time goes on. .. "".'7 district superintendent, accompanied a meeting next Wednesday evening W. DR. E. BUNCE. D. D. S. Engineer Rosenwald. They made the of the American Legion members an experienced pro- H. F. Billings, trip by automobile from Bemidji on and the Women's Auxiliary at the S. E. Thompson Falls Lumber & Coal Co. sthetist in charge. Trunk Highway No. 4 to International City Hall.- This joint meeting'will be Falls, and No. 11 'through (Baudette, OFFICE AND LABORATORY in the nature -of a social affair and Warroad, Roseau and Greenbush, 311 THIRD STREET it is expected that all persons eligible & Son PHONE 81 thence south on No. 32, and it was will be present. Refreshments will Phone 474 Open Evg's and Sundays said later, encountered no serious be served and a portion of the evening difficulties. spent in dancing.