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"No Red Tape About It," War Fin­ Stop Chasing The Dollar After Office International Close cooperation between business publication of this order in the YOUR BUSINESS by Falls Press as provided and farming interests was manifested ance Official Tells Farm Loan Hour*.—Forget Your Worries ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE law. Thursday morning at the CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING The Northern Farmers' Mutual Insurance Dated Nov. 3rd, 1921. Conference. In Evening. meeting of the Littlefork commercial THEREON. Comoany is getting well under JOHN BERG, club when that organization decided way. Agents are being appointed (Court Seal) Judge of Probate. in every community in the county Estate of.Catherine C. Clink. Nov. 10-17-24. to act as the representative of the The billion dollar farm credit law State of Minnesota,County of Koochiching', Mr. Office Worker, how many more as rapidly as suitable applicants^ can Farm Bureau unit for Jamestown authorizing the United States government's be found. Agents already appointed in Probate Court. years have you got to live? PLENTY OF GROUNDS township until the Farm Bureau are furnished with all the necessary In the matter of the estate of Catherine War Finance corporation If you are more than 35 years old, members desire to become a separate C. Clink, decedent. material to write your application for to loan money for agricultural purposes you are living longer than the law of insurance. They will gladly furnish Letters of administration this day organization. Ira Foster was An applicant for citizenship was being was passed "to relieve country you with full information regarding having been granted to David K. averages allow you. elected as delegate from that community examined in court at Roseau the Clink, it is ordered, that the time bankers of the necessity of compelling the plan under which this association Statistics of one of the greatest to attend the annual Farm other day, and the following conversation within which all creditors of the does business. farmers to sell their products at life insurance organizations in the Bureau meeting. may above named decedent present If an agent is not already appointed took place between him and prices which will not even pay their world, based on the mortality of thousands in your community, arrangements claims against her estate in this R. K. Doe: debts, and to permit farmers to buy of office workers show the court, be, and the same hereby is, should be made to have one appointed "Are you a married man?" The Mutual Fire Insurance association livestock." limited to three months from and after at once. Address communications startling fact that American indoor "No, I been divorced." fostered by the Farm Bureau E. the date hereof and that Friday, to J. W. Kohlhase, secretary, Mizpah, That was the explanation of the workers die at an average of 35 $40,000 the 3rd day of February, 1922, at 10 has now written over worth Minn. "On what grounds were you divorced?" new federal credit law, made by years, just when they should be in The Mutual Association will write o'clock A. M„ in the Probate Court of insurance. The following agents members of the War Finance corporation's the highest prime of their lives. Rooms at the Court House at International insurance on farm buildings and their represent the different communities "On Roseau county grounds."—? northwest agricultural committee, Falls in said county, be, and contents, on town halls, etc. and on You've only one life to live and Warroad Pioneer. the same hereby is fixed and appoint­ country stores not in incorporated to country bankers at a conference there's lots to be gotten out of life C. Vic Linsten, International Falls. in Minneapolis last week, in happiness and accomplishment before J. B. Ward, Rauch. called to study methods of obtaining the last page of the chapter is John Vagts, Frontier. SIGNS OF THE TIMES loans under the new law. turned. Why cut your span in half? E. O. Lindvahl, Lindford. The speakers at the conference Play more. Those two words sum C. W. C. Bauer, Big! Falls. emphasized the fact that the federal up the rest of the whole problem or Ole A. Skahl, Sturgeon River. NEIGH BOK.HERES loan does not mean "easy money". virility and health for the man who TH'LAWN MOWER Charles Erickson, Dentaybow. It does not provide for additional must work indoors. The average man I BORROWED LAST Frank Wilbur, Bannock. credit to farmers except upon adequate has at least 1400 hours a year in SPRING J. R. Mack, Bois Fort. security and speakers indicated which he can play. Recreation and G. A. Murray, Manitou. that the War Finance corporation play sets up a barrage against disease, J. T. O'Loughlin, Northome. will be more liberal with loans strenghtens the system, makes T. B. Coby, Clementson. to permit the purchase of livestock life more worth while. S. F. Plummer, Loman. to consume the cheap feed now on Stop chasing the dollar after office O. E. Lindvahl of the Lindford vicinity farms in the northwest, than with hours. Forget your worries in the has written the largest amount loans for most other purposes. evenings and get out of doors. See of insurance of any agent to date, The greatest benefit of the agricultural how it feels to throw your pole out 1 having $16,600 to his credit. E. J. W. credit act to the farmers, it once more in the old swimming hole, Kolhause, secretary, is a close second was said, will come as a result of the take a plunge in the river or swimming with $16,350. The goal of this organization financial relief to country banks, by pools of your city get out on is $100,000 before January enabling them to renew loans instead the golf links or the tennis courts* 1st. 1922. of being compelled to insist on challenge your neighbor for a game liquidation. Loans amounting to of horseshoes, see if you, still remember The first numbers of the Lyceum $300,000 have been approved for Minnesota how to throw a baseball, try out courses booked by the Farm Bureau HLO. How and the Dakotas by the Washington your batting eye again. for the University of Minnesota MUCH IS office of the War Finance There's some kind of play for every have been held at Northome, Littlefork GOAL A TON corporation. kind of men. And play is the best and Ranier. M. O. Grangaard, secretary of the kind of insurance you can buy. It's W northwest committee of the corporation, about the only thing that's "good for said that applications were Farm Bureau units of Northome you" that also is lots of fun. being approved in Washington within Play hard and you'll be alive and and Mizpah have made arrangements a week after they left Minneapolis. with R. J. Langaard of Mizpah enjoying "business as usual" long after "The whole process has been simplified and the First National Bank of the other fellow chased the dollar 1 as much as possible," he said. and the high cost of living into "There is no red tape about it." the cemetery. Lower Prices on The '*s: From the columns of the Border Budset which the happy couple left for Barwick, A. W. Mertens and family have where they will reside for the moved to town for the winter. winter. New Improved ESSEX D. McMillan of Littlefork was in town yesterday. He reports logging Alex Luttrell of Emo with a gang ill full blast. of sturdy young men has gone to the Seine River district to send another Members of the church of England winter among the pines. Willis Peters are busily engaged preparing for the of Emo will be foreman again this Effective October 20,1^21 Christmas cantata and bazaar. winter. It is evident that Mr. Luttrell knows a good man when he gets Touring Car $1195 Mrs. James Paul, daughter Rete him as th's is the third winter with a'"! Mi--S mmons of Fort Frances Mr. Lutterell of Winnipeg.- Roadster 1195 were Koochiching visitors this week. Captain Lewi? of the Pioneer Line "V M-'.'iel TeHison, our teacher, is Cabriolet is having a new boat built in Toronto 1395 at Rainy Lake City nursing her sister, for service on Lake of the Woods Miss Blanch who is ill with typhoid and Rainy River. She will be built Sedan 1995 er. on the most modern lines and will have a high rate of speed being especially adapted for fast mail and a passenger Cord Tires Included Hoth sawmills have been running Emo service. The keel will be 78 steadily of late at but are scarcely Prices f. o. b. Detroit. feet long with a 16 foot beam and able to meet the ever increasing everything will be first class as far demand. A Better ESSEX In Every Way as accommidation goes for the traveling public and especially tourist Colonization Agent Burris writes trade. us from Port Arthur that he expects For Less Money some fifty heads of families in this The mail is very irregular these, days winter to settle Rainy River.. and we are lucky if we get any at all between this and freeze up. As it Postmaster Isherwood has received is now it is neither one thing or the The new Essex prices must appeal to all saving but they also get the New and Improved a letter from the postoffice inspector other and navigation or locomotion at Winnipeg asking him to get a figure buyers. Essex. of any kind is extremely dangerous. for carrying the mail once a week This emphasizes the fact that we from Fort Frances to Mine Center. This new car retains all the attractions of want a railroad pretty bad. It is now They give Essex another advantage. Of- over a week since the election passed its former forerunner. It is a smpother and Members of the Fort Frances library off and we are not dead sure yet as fical records and the testimony of thousands board are C. J. Hollands, president, finer car in many ways. to the final result. A telephone line John Perry, W. J. Keating, F. tell its performance and reliability. would be better thaiy nothing. All must now recognize the Essex for its W. Stuart, C. B. Stuart, treasurer, W. J. Clark, librarian and W. A. Ray, Buyers today get more for their money than price advantage as they haye recognized its Weather and ice permitting the secretary. Herald skating race announced will ever before. They not only get this price quality. take place on thd upper part of the Mine Center school opened The river, on what is known as Scott's Ride Today in the [New Improved Essex last week, Dr. Simpson kindly consenting Bay, next Thursday afternoon at 3 to teach until the arrival of o'clock. Messrs. Judge Hollands and the regular teacher. About eighteen H. J. F. Sisson, Esq., secretary of the Holler's lire and Battery Shop pupils are in attendance and several Fort Frances skating and curling more expected. in a a All intending competitors are requested A pretty wedding took place on to hand in their names to International Falls, Minn. Nov. 2nd at Rat Portagfe, when M. E. Neads the druggist, before 12 Archie McDonald of the steamer Edna o'clock on the day of the race. Contestants Brydges was married to Miss Annie must be under 17 years of McNabb of Barwick. Rev. Rochester age and have lived in Fort Frances tied the nuptial knot after for at least three years tnlla *4* mitm "M YF r^iS mm