PS® -f /T\_ '.- *\A*a INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS "S* PAGE EIGtlffe O LI I XI* ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT O LITIC A ADVERTISEMENT POLITIC AL ADVERTISEMENT gar revolver and heldup the robbers THE STATE AND THE CHILD 3" inserted by -Hushes v»n Etten. International inserted by M. H. Gregg, Birchdale, Inserted by Thos. P. "White, International Inserted by T. J. Johnson, Littlefork, and turned them over to the local IT'S A! PARENT PROBLEM Falls, in behalf of himself, Minn., in behalf. of himself, and for Falls, Minn. in.behalf of himself, Minn., in behalf of himself and for authorities. which |10 has been paid and for which $15 is to'be paid and for whicb S15 is to be paid. which $15 is to be paid. In 1920 Mr. Olsen was Famous Judge Shows Where Responsibility appointed,^n FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT the committee to raise funds to Lies. .OF SCHOpLS "Prosperity for the farmer means build the first Soldiers' monument in Prosperity for All." Koochiching county. This monument Child's Super-Parent, The State, Must I hereby announce' myself a candidate stands'in the town of Margie, Minn., Aid. for the office of Superintendent and is the pride of the town. of schools. Twenty .years' experience —Paid Advertisement. By JUDGE BEN B. LINDSEY in school work leads me to believe There is no child problem that is that I can discharge the duties of that 35 a ss not a parent problem and there is office in an acceptable manner. S3 S3 no parent problem that is not an M. H. GREGG. 8 BIRCHDALE *5 economic and industrial problem. 48 14 ft »_• Therefore, the State cannot escape its 25 55 A «V A ft O I I A A E I S E E N responsibility for the child any more The Webb family made a trip to Inserted by Ray Landgraf, Internatonal than can the parent. This responsibility Lake of the Woods. Falls, in behalf of himself, and I have sometimes called the Lawrence Johnson of Minneapolis for which $15 is to be paid. SUPER PARENTHOOD OF THE was a Birchdale visitor. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS STATE. We find it exercised by the After moonshine comes ditches. One Ray Landgraf State in the education of the child, of our citizens was pinned under his but it must be remembered that it car. To the voters of Koochiching county: is a responsibility at first grudgingly Con and Sam Darvel have returned In announcing my candidacy for •undertaken by the State" and one finally home after having worked at various nomination for the office of Register accepted after bitter opposition. jobs. of Deeds of Koochiching county I do Free Schools were once "ragged" Thos. P. White so in the belief that I have given the To all voters of Koochiching county: Mr. Seely made a visit at his home. schools and our magnificent public T. J. JOHNSON public efficient and conscientious service I hereby announce myself as a candidate He is buiTding some school houses at school system was originally looked FOR SHERIFF during my first term now drawing for nomination as Sheriff of Fort Frances. Candidate for upon wit hmore or less scorn as bein Koochiching County. I have been a to a close. Should the voters favor REPRESENTATIVE upon with more or less scorn as being Gunder Nybo "flivered" to Warren I am a candidate for nomination resident of the county for fifteen me by giving me the customary only for the poverty stricken poor. KOOCHICHING COUNTY and back. His wife is receiving medical for the office of Sheriff at the' primaries second term, I shall endeavor to keep years. My experience in the office as The state also assumes a very great treatment there. on June 19th. As you are Primary Election Jnne 19th deputy for six years and Sheriff since the service of the office up to the responsibility for the morality of the doubtless aware. I am familiar with Bert Meyers and Edward Gross returned April, 1920, at-which time was appointed Homesteader and Seventeen Years child through its Children's Courts. the duties of the office, and if nominated from Clementson where the Residence in the county. to fill the unexpired term of Here it no longer .treats the child and elected I shall endeavor to drive has just been completed. H. T. Mcintosh, has qualified me to as a criminal, but as one of its own serve you without bias and without The Camfire girls departed for a fill this important position. children to be "aided, helped, educated prejudice, to the end that all who two weeks' period of camping at the If you se^ fit to nominate me and if and redeemed." have business dealings with the office Wigwam at Lake of the Woods. The O I I A A E I S E E N elected I assure you as in the past of The next great step which the state may be treated fairly at all times. Twin village Campfire girls are camping ria^Se-vrted b* H" ^agladry, Birch- a conscientious administration of all is gtoing to take in its responsibility I shall canvass the county as thoroughly for%Mi^hnsinm- himself and beha of with them. lor which $10 is to be paid. duties pertaining to the office and fairness for the child is in' seeing that no as possible in the short time The land deal put through by Darvel FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT to all. child shall suffer just because of the before the primaries, in an effort to and Guay was not satisfactory for Your vote and influence at the Primaries poverty, ignorance or certain other see all voters. To any who I may be the buyer, Gunder Nybo. Joe Darvel Monday June 19th will be I announce myself as candidate for faults of the natural parents—at least unable to see personally, I wish to now owns the place. the nomination as County Superintendent greatly appreciated. where it can be reasonably prevented. say that I shall appreciate your vote of Schools of Koochiching Count, Respectfully yours Our spellers did what we expected It is a matter of self-preservation to and support, as I shall also that of HUGHES VAN ETTEN. Minnesota. I solicit the support at the contest at International Falls. the state itself to prevent the tragedies all other voters in the county. of the voters of the count\r at the of childhood that come from All the students in the high school Thanking you in advance for whatever June elections, and if elected pledge are very good spellers so they had a such causes. But consistent with this O I I A A E I S E E N aid you may give me in the myself to a policy of the "Best Schools idea is the one I have always equally good chance to win. Ifi the winner Inserted by Albert Schonsby, Birchdale, campaign and for your vote on June at the Lowest Cost." Minn., in behalf of himself, and had chosen the other contest we could advocated, namely, that as a part of 19th, I remain. for which $10 has been paid. Sincerely yours, have sent both of our spellers to St. this very duty" and function of the Yours truly, FOR COUNTY AUDITOR Paul. H. I. Magladry. state, is also ?ts responsibility by THOS. P. WHITE. adequate legislation—to see to it that Hurrah for Lake of the Woods To the voters of Koochiching county: in the first instance the parent should county. I think the land west" of our O I I A A E I S E E N O I I A A E I S E E N I hereby announce myself as a candidate be made to •perform, or, in proper township, or range 27, should join Inserted by E. \Y. Hedsten, Internatonal Inserted by Otis H. Gordon, International for Coun.ty Auditor. I have standard heretofore maintained by Falls, Minn., in behalf of himself, cases, should'tbe assisted, to perform that county. Baudette is their center. Falls, Minn., in behalf of himself, and for which $10 is to be paid. me. On the 19th of June we will and for which $15 is to be paid. been ^a resident ,of Koochiching County these functions. Yet, if for any reason Birchdale is the dividing point and FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS hold our primaries for nomination of for nearly 20 y.ears. this is not possible, then the will entirely go for International Falls If nominated and elected I will give candidates and I shall be appreciative state mUst ^o tit. And it must be when the roads get better. It is a of each and every vote given me my entire personal attention to the done wher^ "ossible in the natural To the voters of Koochiching County: more direct route from Minneapolis. duties of this office, and will endeavor at that time, and likewise shall feel home of the^oihild—however humble I am a candidate for the office of We now have roads which are fit a sense of indebtedness to any and tOk serve the people as economically Register of Deeds. that home is.'ta for light motor vehicles. Our more all persons who shall advance my interests as is consistent with the best interests The record of my work for the Children Underfed. hardy citizens living in the center of by a friendly word to some of the taxpayers throughout .. the Minnesota and Ontario Paper Co. and From a survCT'tfof one school in a our county have the same kind of one who may not know me. In the county. (. elsewhere in the county will guarantee typical American city, it was discovered roads that we had ten years ago. meantime, I remain, Yours respectfully, my ability to fulfill the duties that 30% of the children in They are undergoing hardships and Yours sincerelyT ALBERT SCHONSBY. of this office. that school ha4 only one parent—generally should have a road so as to be connected RAY LANDGRAF. I solicit your support at the pri-imaries the morner. This was due to with civilization. The easiest June 19. sue!} causes, x^ten unavoidable, as road to make would be the one that O I I A A E I S E E N EDWARD \YM. HEDSTEN. death, insanity, Reparation, desertion, goes south, one mile west of Birchdale. Inserted by G. A. Olson, International O I I A A E I S E E N Falls, in behalf of himself, and for etc. In that same, school, half of the This road would connect Birchdale Inserted by Clyde Johnson, Big Falls, which $15 is to be paid. children were underfed and sadly Minn., in behalf of himself and for and Big Falls. With this road re which $10 is to paid. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE neglected as to health, largely because the county would rapidly, increase in FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS SALE of such conditions as poverty wealth and population and a shorter and unemployment, even where both route to Minneapolis would thus be To the voters of.Koochiching County: parents were living. Thus, in spite Default having1 been made in the conditions created. The county Vboard should I take this means of announcing of that certain mortgage, made, of holding the pardnt to every possible take special notice of this. If they that I am a candidate for the office of executed and delivered by Jesse D. responsibility, it was impossible don't their employers should remind Brandon and Belle C. Brandon, his wife, Register of Deeds and respectfully to secure for one-half of the children them. as mortgagors to The J. A. Felthous ask your vote and support at the primary in that school the justice I believe ESBfc* company, a corporation. Mortgagee. election, June 19th. My record them entitled to.' Dated April 1, 1915, and recorded in «.+ during a long residence in Koochiching 41 «h» O O +V «r# O V# Here is where the child's super-parent—the the office of the Registrar of Deeds of Vote for S county, and while employed as the County of Koochiching, state of State must step in. It RAPID RIVER ITEMS OTIS H. GORDON Minnesota on the 5th day of April, Forest Ranger is well known to you #.« must do^ what the natural parent Candidate for 1915, at 11 o'clock a. m., in Book "H" «r« V# «T+ V# «V all and merits consideration. could not do, or that the state failed COUNTY AUDITOR of Mortgages, on page 501. May I have your support and influence. Ole Larson Is visiting at the Oscar to make them do. The state must There is claimed to be due and there Skipley cottage' near Silver Creek. provide, in such cases, the services is due on said mortgage and mortgage To the Voters fo Koochiching County: Yours verty truly, debt at. the date of this notice, the of doctors, food and health experts— C. P. Eidom and John Olson are I take this occasion to solicit your sum of Four Hundred and Fifty-seven CLYDE JOHNSON, including the food—and other wherewithals busy finishing their road contracts. support for the office of County Auditor. and 93/100 Dollars ($457.93) the same Big Falls, Minn. for health. It must be just being for the principal sum of Three Mr. Waldo has a crew at- work as free as education is free. Other Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($350.00) I have been a resident and taxpayer leveling the hill near the D. Olson and Forty and 85/100 Dollars ($40.85) wise,^of what use is education? of this county for the past 19 years, farm. interest, together with the sum of It is well for us to remember that O I I A A E I S E E N 7 of which were as a homesteader in Sixty-four and 93/100 ($64.93) taxes The mosquitos are here in all their when the very life of the State is 'inserted by H. W. Forrer, Littlefork, the Littlefork territory. against said premises for the year 1920. Minn., in behalf of himself, and for glory and give promise of being the imperiled by War, it has the right which $15 is to be paid. paid by said Mortgagee on the 3rd day I am thoroughly familiar with conditions worst on record. FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT to go into the homes and take the of February, 1922, and interest thereon in the county and realize the ch'ld of 18 with or without the consent'' J. Markusson and Mr. Johnson of to dat,e of this notice, amounting to great need of economy in the conducting Two Dollars and 15/100 ($2.15). No action To the voters of Koochiching County: of the parent and send him to Border paid a short visit to the latter's of its affairs in the several or proceeding at law or in equity I take this means of announcing that homestead Saturday. the battle fronts of the world, to departments. has been instituted to recover debt I am a "candidate for re-electioh to lay down his life, if need be, for The Rapid River pioneers rejoice secured bys aid mortgage. If elected I shall give the duties of the office of county school superintendent. the state, and surely the child is in the selection of Mr. Koefod of Now therefore notice is hereby given the office my personal attention and that by virtue of the power of sale contained taught that it is part of its duty, Baudette as judge. They speak of conduct it to your entire satisfaction in said mortgag-e and pursuant Since taking the office in 1918 I have in such an emergency, to give up him as a man of rare qualities an and as economically as possible. to the statute in such case made and endeavored to better school conditions his life, if there «be .need for the attorney oi the Lincoln type in provided, said mortgage will be foreclosed May I have the assurance of your State. Why should this teaching not throughout the county and am that! he hesitates to consider the welfare by a sale of the prerriises described support? willing to abide by the judgment of be reciprocal, so that when the child in and conveyed by said mortgage, of his fellowmen before accepting OTIS H. GORDON. viz: is imperiled it shall be clearly the duty the voters and taxpayers as to my legal ^ases It is a well known The west half (W^) of the Southwest of ability to continue the supervision of the '"State to (come to the rescue fact that fre has made it a practise to quarter (SW&), the northeast O I I A A E I S E E N of the child? the affairs, of the office^ scorn cases Which might cause people quarter (NE^4) of the southwest Inserted by David Hurlburt, International I will appreciate your vote and influence undde sorrow or suppression. A quarter (SW}4), and Lot No. JTwo Falls, in behalf of himself, (2) all of Section Twelve (12) in at the primaries on June 19th. and for which $15 has been paid. E. J. OLSEN man who has the courage to scorn township sixty-seven (67) north of Yours very truly, the "Almighty Dollars" because of range twenty-five (25) west of the .... G. A. OLSON. Christian and American principles is Candidate for County Commissioner, fourth (4) principal meridian, containing a true blue American citizen. Third District. one hundred and sixty-two and 40/100 acres, more or less according to the U. S. Government, Survey, in the P.O ITI A ADVERTISEMENT Call at E. Thompson & Son for E. J. Olsen, candidate for jthe nomination County of Koochiching and Sta^e of Inserted by Ross Slack, Big Falls, your Paris green. as County Commissioner, 3rd Minnesota, with the hereditaments and Minn., in behalf of himself, and for HENRY W. FORRER. which $10 is to be paid. District, f?r our county, is a resident appurtenances the sale will be made by the sheriff of said County of Koochiching of Margie, Minn. M^\ Qlsifcn is fortythree Your old sheriff, who served you POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ROSS SLACK at the front door of the Court years old, was bOi# and raised well and impartially from 1909 to 1912, Inserted by Chris P. Ellingson, Northome, ouse in the City of International Falls, on a farm in Douglas county, Minn., Minn., in-behalf of himself, and asks your vote and influence on behalf In Bald County and State, on the 29th for which $10 is to be paid. at the age of twenty-one he enlisted of law enforcement at the primary day of July, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m. Candidate for in 1899 in the U. S. army and served of that day, at public vendue, to the Christ P. Ellingson election on June 19th. He has filed highest bidder, for cash, to pay said through tlfe Philippine rebellion in for the office of sheriff onlyi^at the debt of Four Hundred and Fifty-seven COUNTY COMMISSIONER the Islands for four years, two years earnest solicitation of friends from and 93/100 Dollars ($457.93) and interest Candidate for in the infantry and two years'in the many sections of the county who realize and taxes, if any, on said premises, signal corps, as telegrapher, returning Third District his ability from his previous experience. and $25.00 attorney's fees as stipulated to the United States after being in and by said mortgage in case of I-' REPRESENTATIVE foreclosure, and the disbursements honorably discharged from the army. For the past nine years he has Koochiching County allowed by law, subject to redemption He farmed for twelve years before resided on his farm near Littlefork afty- at time within one year from the coming to Koochiching county three and is thoroughly conversant with date of sale as provided by law.. Koochiching County P- Your Support Appreciated. years ago. Dated this 1st day of June, 1922. conditions in the county. He expects «r About two years ago three toughs ...The J. A. Felthouse Company, ife:. to make a thorough a canvass as is Mortgagee, one night broke into the hardware Your vote aud support will be ap- Primaries- riel June 19, 1922 possible before^ the primary election, DAVID HURLBURT 't* 320 Endicott Building-, store at Big Falls, Mihn., and made but may be unable to -see you all Candidate for kid St. Paul, Minnesota. their getaway to Margie early in the es?FiMed. t~ W.V.Kane, personally. However, he will deeply '^'REPRESENTATIVE 5 hag served vyou faithfully- morning, and upon being advised of Attorney for Mortgagee, appreciate your talk and vote in his Koochiching County International Falls, Minn. the robbery, Mir. Olsen took his Lug- Primary. June 19th. him. Primary June lfth^ June 8-15-22-2*9' July 6-13