—t y\ ^yftf ir '.*? nf^: «:w^s-'^:t: THE-. INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS i^tny t\ TRI-COUNTY SANITORIUM ROSE SHOWER FOR I ipv C.* .»T'A PICNIC TO BE HELD SUNDAY POPULAR YOUNG LADY The Tri-Cbuty Sanitorium will hold A very pretty rose shower was given Mrs. Lang a picnic Sunday, August 6, at the by* F. S. this afternoon at 1VKCE iWT- Sanitorium grounds on the north the Lang residence on Third streets shore of Lake Julia. The public in for MUs Evora Feeiy, who is to become Fred Smith of Laufel is spending general is invited to attend, especially the bride of J. M. Monahan on tode-Jcto tfosfo At The the day h|re. ... Churches the county officers of the three Saturday, August 5. The Lang home -4 counties maintaining 1$is institution, represented a veritable rose garden ."H. J. Cerney visited in the Twin 3 iF tou WANT A TMI/MG Koochiching, Hubbard and Beltrami this afternoon, pink roses being used Cities over the week end. WEI^L DONE COOK IT counties. -The Bemidji Boys' Band in the receptio nand dining room decorations FIRST M. E. CHURCH 1 ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH VVOUQSELF! and garden flowers in the will be in attendance it is announced, C. E. It-eland. "Pastor H. A. Mayer, Pastor Tfcev. S. E. Gregg Littlefork spent and will .furnish a musical porch, the color scheme being pink program Morning service at 10:30. a few days in town this week. throughout the day. Those attending and white. Sunday School, 10 KX). Sunday School at 11:30. Morning worship, 11:00. are urged to bring baskets of Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Walter Lyman church at 4:00. Thos. Busco was among the visitors Bible Study, Thursday, 8:00 p. m. lunch for their own party. Coffee Lloyd, Duluth Mrs. Wallace Ericsburg at 8:00. to this city this week from. Baudette. .You are cordially invited to all the will be served free of charge by the Wrigfit, Hebron, Neb. Mrs. John Balmer, Confirmation class every Friday at services of the home-like church. sanitorium.^ Duluth Mrs. L. C. Houston, Abe Olson of Littlefork visited here 3:00. This picnic is being given in order Clinton, Iowa Dr. Elizabeth Monahan Watch further announcements in during the latter part.of last week, that the public may see just what is Minneapolis Mrs. Arthur Brom, regard to picnic at Clark's Beach, Bemidji Miss Jewel Mahady, Duluth Read the big ad—see the big circular—it being done at the sanitorium and for August 13. BAPTIST CHURCH Mrs. L. will bef well worth your while. the pleasure of the patients. H. Nord, Minneapolis and the A. M. Whitby, Pastor You are always welcome at the following from Fort Frances: Mesdames Burton's Midsummer Madne*s Sale. little chlirch on Sixth street. O. C. Damm, A. D. George, E. OLD SETTLERS' PICNIC 10 KX) a. m. The Bible 4School. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Molstre of' J. O'Donell, E. C. McCleland, Wallace BETHLEHEM CHURCH. IS POSTPONED 11:00 a. m.—-Morning worship, Rev. .Ray were guests ^L-lriends here on Weise ,J. A. Feely and Miss" Lucille A WidtacW. MacNeiQ, Minister. (phas. Segsworth will preach. 1 Feeiy. r: ~::A Saturday last. -^77 v---.v hi- ,! Thfe old settlers'- picnic which was 7^30 p.. m.—Evening ^Yicei, "The, Service Sunday morning- at ten, to-have bteen held last- Sunday has* The Monahari-Feely nuptials Will occur Christian, Eiideayor. win/baye charge with address by M. M. Abbott, followed Mrs.' A. Davis''underwent'a','senoiis' beefv postr6ned ta Sunday, August 13. Saturday mornifig^t the Catholic of this service. VT by Sunday school at eleven.' F. S. Lang returned this afternoon operation at the Northern Minnesota The picnic will be held in the Watrous church, Fort Frances. Mr. Monahan You are welcome. Everyone cordially invited to attend. hospital Tuesday. from Grand Rapids. grove at the mouth of the Littlefork. was until his resignation which took All settlers are urgently requested effect the first of the month, comptroller J. E. Everett of Baudette spent the Mrs. Kate Miller of Brainerd is. a to turn out. of the M. & O. Paper Co., while early part of the week here. guest at the home of) her daughter, Miss Feely until recenty was employed Mrs. J. F. Ludvig. in the office of that company. ATTENDS AUCTION SALE. G. A. Semon of Mizpah was a businesS Fftlowing the ceremony the Monahans caller here during the week. Joe Muller of Littlefork was in the will leave for the east where M. Shapira returned from Minneapolis city today to file on a homestead in they will make their future toome. yesterday after attending an Mrs. Gagnon'is visiting her daughter, the Nett lake country. auction sale of the .Railroad, Warehouse Mrs. Glen Champney at Baudette. -—o -o WANTED' FOR SALE—Cheap, a good big team, & Storage Co. According to RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA Mrs. B. F. Peterson and two children harness and wagon or will trade for Mr. Shapira there were hundreds of Alfred Lawson of Warroad spent a of North Branch are guests at WANTED—Homes and city property car. S. E. Thompson & Son. buyers present at the auction as it was few days here the* early part of the "Dr. H. G. Ingersoll returned here the J. L. Albertson home. in any part of the city. See Kibbey one of thej biggest ever held in the week. I Tuesday evening, following an extended & Arney, Third avenue, opposite FOR SALE—1917 Studebaker Touring Twin Cities, over 125 carloads of new business and vacation trip to the We give you a binding 10 year guarantee Rex Hotel Building. car or will trade for lighter furniture being placed on the block. Pacific coast. Mrs.-Ingersoll and son For dental work Jthat is as good as on every piece of dental work car. Inquire 718 Eighth street. 7p. Although there were plenty of buyers accompanied Dr. Ingersoll on the trip WANTED—Cash paid for clean cotton the best, and better than the rest, we do. The Dr. Burrill Dentists. present the lack of ready, cash was but they remained at the Ingersoll visi£ the Dr. Burill Dentists. rags at llie Press Office. Eight FOR SALE—Furniture of dining, living, very apparent and consequently the summer home at Hubert for the remainder cents per pound. Mrs. J. Murphy who underwent an three bedrooms and kitchen man with the money was able to pick of the summer. Mr. Ingersoll R. Latz is transacting business in operation at the Northern Minnesota including rugs and Victrola. Phone ups as much stock as could be handled states that the railroad strike is WANTED—For International Falls, Virginia. .He is expected to return Hospital Monday is recovering rapidly. 484 or call at 1027 Seventh street. at practically his own figure. Mr. keenly felt to the( south and to the by Gill Brothers' Clothing Co. one here tomorrow. Shapira was fortunate enough to be west fhere. In fact the train service combination window trimmer and FOR SALE—House and two lots 13 able to secure three carloads of the Mrs. Hannah Sullivan has as her has been hampered so much by the salesman one bookkeeper capable Mrs. J. L. Albertson and Miss June rooms with bath terms given. Inquire cream of the lot. The people of this guest her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Logan, strike that seven days were required of waiting on trade. Write to Gill Van Nest who have been visiting relatives L. H. JPeter 809 Eighth street. locality will be given an opportunity of Grand Rapids. to make the return trip whereas under Brothers, Bemidji, Minn. 7c and friends at different cities 4tp. to take advantage of thisi purchase normal conditions it could be in the central part of the state returned Mrs. C. Hillstead of Big Falls was and the shipment will be placed on WANTED—Position as maternity made in four. hoipe,.-the latter part of last FOR SALE a county seat visitor during the early sale as soon as it arrives here. nurse apply at 700 Church street, week, The following property of part of this week. Fort Frances or Miss Alice Lavergne, .1../ Cause of Appendicitis. THE LAKESIDE FISH CO. .. general delivery terms reasonable. 4!* A A A O. J. Master?-and family will leave When the bowels are constipated, at RANIER, Minn. Rev. H. A. Mayer returned Mon-^ 55 55 78p. this i^eekaon an automobile tour to the lower bowels or large intestines 3 Ice Houses. A BIRCH POINT day from Bemidji where he spent the Mooseheart,Illinois, where Mr. Masters COMINGS AND GOINGS become packed with refuse matter, 1 6 Room House with Bath Room. week end conducting rriission 'services. WANTED—Man with car to sell best S3 8 is delegate of the local Moose that is made up largely of germs. I Large Barge ».• •.» *.« low-priced Cord Tires made. $100 ei t* lodge to a convention whicb will be These germs enter the vermiform appendix 1 Cold Storage or Freezer 0 per week and expenses. Wolfe held there this month. From there and set-up inflamation, which 1 Box Making Outfit Complete with .. Burton's Midsummer Madness sale The Watertown, South Dakota, Tire Co., 2167 Canal, Benton Harbor, the party will leave on a tour which is' commonly known as appendicitis. gas engine, rip, cut off saws, saw table, starts Saturday, August 5. All prices guests left Monday for the Cities-ear Mich. 7p. will include Chicago, Toledo and TaTce Chamberlain's. Tablets when line shaft hangers, belting, pulleys, greatly reduced. Anticipate your route. points east. needed and keep your bowels regular etc. future needs and buy now.' HELP WANTED—Ten salesladies at O and you have little to fear from appendicitis. 1 Electric Light Plant Complete Tuesday morning, Miss Miller o{ Burton's department store at once For sale by' S. N. Rubin. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gagnon returned 1 Steel Barge Ppplar, Montana, took the Duluth Tuberculosis in cattle can not be for Midsummer Madness Sale. 7c. 2 here last week following a Fishing Boat*, new kept under control, much less eradicated, train out of Ranier, stopping one day CIVIL SERVICE honeymoon trip to Minneapolis and Scales, ice tools, gas engines, ice in Virginia on her return trip. if grade animals and single EXAMINATIONS TO BE FOR SALE Duluth. crusher, water tanks, pound nets, trap cowsJiowned by families are omitted GIVEN AGAIN nets, etc., etc. The litis family moved from Cedar in that'cleanup of any territory. Whole FOR SALE Ford touring car in The Misses Vivian and Alice Rompre Call or write to'the areas/ therefore, like townships and Croft to Trail's End, across the bay first class condition. Inquire International returned here Tuesday following The Civil Service Commission in LAKESIDE FISH CO. counties,should be cleaned up rather the -first of the week. Falls Press office. tf. a visit at the home of their brother, RANIER, Minn. vites special attention to 'the fact than scattered herds, if the work is Frank, at Br§inerd. that in examinations held recently in On Wednesday, Mr. Dodson and to be of permanent value and handled FOR SALE—Registered Red Poll bull. International Falls and other cities FOR RENT mother of Dickenson, N. D., arrived in the most economical way, says, the For terms write .or see Nels Gustafson, Mrs. C. C. Rohl, ^vvho has been visiting throughout the United States for Unites States Department of Agriculture. and are spending the month of August Littlefork. FOR RENT—Four room house. Call here during the past week as a junior engineer, Bureau of Standards in Balsam lodge. at 1004 Sixth street. Chevrolet car guest of her daughter, Mrs. John junior physicist, Bureau of Standards FOR SALE—Three room house and for sale. 7-8p. Schmidt, returned to Minneapolis on A CITY ON WHEELS. junior technologist, Bureau of Standards, Log Lodge is nearly completed and 1921 model Ford Sedan at a bargain. Tuesday. applicants were not secured in will be occupied at once by a party of Press Want Ads will bring you the Half cash and half in payments. Inquire the number desired and that these examinations Where the Eveleth, Gilbert and Vir? eight Falls girls. best results. Try them and you will Attorney John Norton returned 419 Eighth street. will be held again on ginia highways meet at Virginia there be convinced. from Glencoe early this week. Mrs. August 23. is being built Minnesota's modern William Curi'an departed for Virginia Norton, who accompanied him there, FOR SALE—Fordson tractor, four Persons interested in those or other tourist camp. The Virginia city council where he will join, a crew of will remain at that place for an extended horse Deere and Webber wagon, examinations should apply to the has so ordered, having especially surveyors engaged in road work. His EMERSON visit. Oliver breaking plow and a trailer. secretary of the U. S. Civil Service in-view the army of Gopher Legionaires brother Vince is a member of the Cheap for cash. Inquire W. H. 'iJoard at the local post office for detailed who will fliver northward for surveying party. W. C. Howard of the O. M'. Carr 0 Eddy, .Ericsburg. 2tp tf. information and application the big convention. Fresh water connections, & Co. department store is enjoying fans make blanks. lavatory facilities, fuel, COUNTY MORE THAN DOUBLES a two weeks' vacation which he is FOR SALE—One Portable Soda hot days lights, laundry equipment, everything BUTTER PRODUCTION spending in5 the Lake Kabetogama fountain, with 10 gallon tank, 6 complete, with plenty of space for country. A member of Drs. Larson seem cc^ol syrup bottles for $50. One new platform all. A city on wheels. & ^Larson, Specialists Comparative statistics compiled by scale (800 lb.) $25. One new Nothing before ever approached the Get yours in the examing of state dairy and food commissioner Albert Peck coffee urn (4 gals.) $25. TO OPEN NEW STORE SOON. values that are being offered at Burton's eyes and fitting glasses today show Koochiching county as more C. N. Wirt, 406 Third street, International during the Midsummer Madness will be at Victoria Hotel, Wednesday, than doubling butter production of Falls. Minn. Sale. Starts Saturday, August 5^ and Phillip Gill of the' firm of Gill The Fan August 2 and Friday, August 4. 1920. ends August 12. Come early. Brothers, Bemidji, spent a few days with the 1920 1921 FOR SALE—Lot 16, Block 41, International here last week in connection with THE MARINE SHOP No. patrons 75 135 5-Year Falls. Fine location, near Over 100 people attended tlie Methodist that firm's recent lease of the Rifkin No. cows 150 445 business center. Easy terms. Apply Guarantee church picnic held at Brenan's AT THE CITY DOCK clothing store. Mr. Philip Gill' will Pounds cream received.. 53,298 122,582 EMERSON to owner. M. G. O'Neill, Lakewood, Beach yesterday. A large bus make this city his home and his trip Pounds butterfat ...... 16,819 38,108 INTERNATIONAL FALLS White Bear Lake, Minn. 4tp. Sold by conveyed the children' to and from to ths city last: week was made for Pounds butter made 20,586 45,678 the camping grounds. The bus conveyed the purpose of securing a house as he BUILDS FOR SALE Received for butter $12,040 $16,459 forty-four children on one trip. intends to move his 'family 'hetie. 1920( Six cylinder Nash model Paid patrons 9,296 13,368 DUCK BOATS, ROW BOATS 1.B Mr. Gill stated that he intends to open touring car in excellent condition Minnesota Butter Production. Why have that fear of the Dental the new store here about September Zimmerman Electric Company ran 9,000 tniles fully equipped ,1920 139,229,843 AND CANOES chair Our methods are as near first with a complete new stock of with oversize cord tires, spot 1921 169,574,872 painless as human hands can perform. men's high grade furnishings. REPAIRS MOTORS, MOTOR light and bumper spare tire. Gain 22.79% 340 FIFTH AVENUE The Dr. Burrill Dentists. Price only $1,100. Phone 200 Chris Heen, dairy and food commissioner, BOATS AND GAS ENGINES at Address—Box E, Baudette, Minn. CALLED TO SUPERIOR. who compiled the above The ladies' aid of the M. E. church REASONABLE PRICES statistics, makes the following statement will hold an ice cream lawn social at Miss Nellie Doyle and Peter Gillan in regard to the general butter 513-515- Sixth street, Saturday afternoon departed for Superior last week where N O E N I N N E S O A situation in this state: and evening, August 5th. Preparations tfifey were called byt the death of the O S I A While the total amount paid patrons, are being made for a large latter's brother, Sigrud Gillon. The as well as other totals in the cash attendance. May we have the pleasure Dr. B. F. Osburn, Physician and widow of Jthe departed was formerly Diiieatthe account, shows considerable of a of seeing you there. Surgeon Charge in a Miss Doyle and a sister of Miss change in 1921 as compared with 1920, 0 .. n, •1 Nellie. Einil Ratelle of Escanaba, Michigan, which change may not appear to be Office Phone 30 Hospital Phone 79 & was here this week visiting with .particularly in favor of the patrons, Office Intl State Bank Building, Chicago Cafe International Falls, Minnesota PEAT FIRES DANGEROUS. his parents and incidently packing up we, should bear in mind that the cost his household goods, which he left of practically all items th&t enter into Forest Ranger McCallum was in the the production of cream has been materially in storage here when he moved last city yesterday. Mr. McCallum states DEMAID AND INSIST fell, preparatory to shipping them to reduced since 1920—that is, International Ffdl's most up-to-date restaurant '•~3\ that peat fires are proving somewhat the cost of care and feed was less than Escanaba. on getting dangerous to the roaiAs in this county. during 1921 *than during the period Pastry that fairly melts in your mouth with its deliciousnesg The Koochiching Realty Company The Peat fires smolder along th£ highways, "REPUTATldfcT of higher prices, which leads me to j, & and Quality "FLOWERS, report the sale of lots 23 and 24 Service made and sold by us. Order today. undermining the roadbeds. At feel assured that the actual, net return BULBS" also Sprays and Emblems' and I in block 48, which is located on the Big Falls where .the danger was serious, to the patron, taking into account -A* for Funeral Decoration! I: corner of Third street and Twelfth afire engine with a pressure the costs, is still really well through local dealers. Or direct 3-1 Chicago" Cafe aid Pastry Shop avenue to the Burtons. Mr. Burton nozzle* is being used- and the forest I' tlft worth while, and a much better return from states that they are planning to erect ranger believes that, his department expended of money and labor DULUTH FLORAL CO. a comfortable dwelling there during has the situation fairly well under DULTTTH, MUfJf. than hejias received f#om any other 'K control. the coming spring. •agfrV source I* i* 1 tM