*$®K8l 1 THE INTEKgATTONAk FALLS PRESS fAGE FOUR: THE INTERNAtlOMAL FALLS PRESS it* at ft tt JUDGES AND CLERKS busy j^tf^g the hay baler in shape to winter. She has rented her house here ftfcWlJS A*.' the iocal baling, in this locality. £nish to her brother, Willjam Brown, who ft^l VHAPID RIVER ITEMS' jL- came recently from Idaho. AND BQRDER BUDGET ftft*&tt ft ft ft ft^ft ft ft ftft ft ft ft ft Dn Pearson wa%. called to Ray yesterday REGISTRATION DAY^ OCT. SUt. Partridge arid grouse were never for some one who had taken Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jarvis, H. J. MINER. Editor and Maaagw GENERAL ELECTION NOV. f.' more plentiful.- poison. No particulars received yet. Sunday, a daughter. Congratulations. bttied at the Poat Oflee at bt^iatiemal Falls* Hfau* as 8ee«mi-Cl«* Matter POLLS DESIGNATED. Bids for wood for the Eidem school "V^ork has again 'started on the t6wn John Hanson was in town from his SUBSCRIPTION RATES U. S.f $2.00 FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR are being received this week. hall after a lay-off for a couple of place west of here yesterday, with At a regular meeting of the' city weeks. the new horse he bought to replace council convening last evening judges Northwestern AdTertuing Raprasaaftatnras Art Roberts has the contract for xthe one that! died about six weeks ago. and clerks were appointed to serve Minnesota Salact List surfacing parts of Judicial road No. 2. Ingred Erickson has-been attending is bound to farm in spite of bad John on registation day at the places designated 215 South Ctlr Straot 719 Exchange Bank This is a much needed improvement. high school at Big Falls the past two luck. by the council. Registration Mwiwaapnlii St, Paul weeks. day falls on Tuesday the last day of F. Seymour has completed a corn this month and general election is The Misses Norton and Stotts with SOLVING OUR PROBLEM crib on his farm. Mr. Seymour harvested Tom Resdahl is doing some repair November seventh. The polls for the Mrs. Roy Eastman from Ray drove over a ^iundreJ bushel of corn work on Mrs. E. Gingrich's house, and We have to elect a senator and representative this fall for Beltrami coun-. first ward will ,be in the Riverside to Virginia with Miss Norton's coupe ib ty. Here's the way a prominent business^ man puts it up to the people, of this year. will move his family there in the near Cafe. E. L. Reeves and Charles Saturday morning returning Sunday Bemidji* He insists that we print his version, so here it goes. A future. Klabunda were selected as judges and evening. They made the return trip "It seems quite certain' that Noonan will be member of the elected The enrollment at the Eidem school Edw. Koch and Fred Shaw as clerks from Virginia to Ray in four and one house from this county. It also seems quite certain that county ^has reached eighteen,. This £s the Mr. Garrison has torn off the division will carry. Now then, if the above pans out and McPartlin for the first ward. The polls for the half hours. largest attendance in the history of should by chance be elected, where does Bemidji come in for aiiy kind shingles from his house and is putting second ward will be in the city hall of representation? It se?ms to me that Bemidji ought to make sure of the school. on siding instead. and the judges selected were Frank Bill Bolin and .Park Hall have taken representation regardless of whether County division carries or fiot. Palmer and Miss Lou Graham clerks, up their abode at the Len Adams For the benefit of our readers and our good friend whose version is gitfen M. V. Curran, wife, and son Donald, Mr. Child's new home will soon be W. B. Fulton and Mrs. E. P. Walsh. above, permit us tosay that we have several times hinted at this possibility, camp, and are busy making little ones of Virginia were Sunday visitors at finished. He installed an electric buf no one seemed a bit alarmed about it. Perhaps, because we haye in years The Alexander Baker high school is to out of big ones. They are both working the Cobey home. They made the trip gone by become quite used to being without representation. If the tax payers light plant the past week. be the registration and voting place in the swamp .where they will be don't worry about it, why should anyone else. Our neighboring counties have in their Nash touring car in eight for third warders^ with Mrs. M. E. handy to water when the saw gets been sort of "mothering" us along in politics jn the past and We suggest that hours. several Miss Harriet Koller spent Withrow, Joe McKibbage and Mrs. J. too hot. they continue to do so. Noll as Judges and^eo. Allen and J. days the past week at the J. S. Olson The above letter published in the Bemidji Daily Pioneer of recent date I The Moe boys have finished their home, returning to her school at Loman D. Kibbey as the clerks. Two shifts shows that the writer of the same has little, appreciation of past representation.The if? Mr. and Mrs. Gvtst Holm and son work on a half mile of road near the on "Sunday. of judges and clerks will be used at writer of this editorial together with the Senator. Nord occupied late Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Fickle Williams school, which is a credit to the general election. The registration seats in the legislature during 1915 and 1917, and while we lived in Internar of Ash Lake returned Saturday evening them and to the township. We hope The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church set will be used as the first shift tional Falls, Bemidji was represented in the Senate by^the late L,.H. Nord and from -Minneapolis. They drove our commissioners will look it over and another set will be appointed at held their meeting in the basement of in the house by L. G. Pendergast and H. J. Miner, and the work that secured back via Virginia and Cusson and the and learn how a real road is built. the state Normal School for Bemidji was given just as much attention by the the n^xt regular meeting of the council the school house last Thursday and new road, pronouncing it in very •.+ representatives from this city as from Bemidji. In fact Bemidji has ever ».« for the second shift. entertained a large crowd. r« V# »V V# since been ably represented in both houses^bythe senator vand representative jj JJ F. H. Clark, N. L. Olson and S. E. O |4 +v 3? 3? from International Falls and every thing it ever wanted was given special AROUND LOMAN S3 ¥4 Mr. Rowe from Big Falls, who fs Thompson were selected at last ft and personal attention by the members from this county. If "any kind of teaching this year at Indus, was in «,« »J» night's meeting to act as commissioners ft SPECIAL MARGIE NEWS r# iV r# V# »V representation" is all Bemidji wants it might get that kind by electing a man town Saturday shaking hands and ft for the three wards in the vacation J.J Rev. Gregg was a visitor here on #.« ijH' to the Senate who speaks from the same platform jvith Shipstead and identifies V# V# greeting old friends. proceedings relative to the alleys 0 Monday. himself with that brand of politics. But if Bemidji and this entire district The boys are returning home one by and avenues adjoining the present wants representation that will be able to work on state matters as well as one from North Dakota. a The Lutheran Ladies Aid held high school and that of the one under Miss Kollar visited at Indus and local matters with the administration and its majority in both houses then it business meeting at Mrs. J. E. Olson's construction. These alleys and avenues Birchdale last week. 13 the part for Bemidji and the rest of the! district to play to secure the man A snow storm strujek our town home Friday.' A dainty luncheon was are now being used as public who can and will deliver the goods. F. J. McPartlin, candidate for State Senator served. the first part of the week. thoroughfares and a proceedure of C. A. Choquette is completing another from this District, and its representative during the past four years, lead this nature is necessary to take them building' on his lot here. the fight for the appropriation for a state park for Bemidji. He lead the E. J. Olson has his fine new building over as school property. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Olson gave a fight and secured the appropriation of "$35,000 dollars for the completion of the wired for electric lights. reception last evening in honor of Mr. Dr. A. T. Agnew brought the attention Supt. Olson visited our schoofs on Red Lake survey that means more to the settlers of Beltrami county than any Rowe of Big Falls and Miss Koller of of the council to the necessity of money that has been spent in that county for years. He was called on by the Monday and went on to Indus. Miss Koller and Mrs. J. S. Olson Loman, both of whom were former having a street light installed at the people of the north end of Beltrami county to father and help pass the bill were visitors at school Thursday. teachers of our school and held in corner of Eighth avenue and Second that gave that part a chance to vote on county division. He secured the passage All of our Dakota harvesters returned high esteem. The evening was spent of a bill to unite Spooner and Baudette, at the request of north end citizens.. street which was referred to the water home about ten days ago. Mrs. Wicklander returned last week He certainly deserves to be given the support of the north end of Beltrami in playing games and after luncheon and light committee. from her visit of several weeks. county for representing it, and the south end for his work in its behalf. was served Mr. Rowe gave an enjoyable A boy baby- was born to Mr. and Now, if county division carries, they will want the road from Baudette and talk. Everyone went home feeling ft* #4 ».« O #J +.• Mrs. Howard Neilsen on Monday. Spooner to Bemidji taken off the hands of the two counties and made a trunk Mrs. Laura Joyce and children have that the evening had been well r« highway. Which one of the candidates for State Senator do you men and moved to International Falls for the spent. The Misses Ruth and Myrtle Peggar "BOIS FORT ITEMS" women of Beltraifli county believe is most capable oi doing this in the face were Falls visitors last Saturday. of serious opposition from the other parts of the state who will-see a good #.% share of the trunk highway fund absorbed for this purpose? Which one of Abner Palm and family, also Mrs. these candidates do you believe can best take care of the special laws that will Geo. Titus made a business trip to Simon Palm, drove to the Falls Monday. be made necessary if county division carries in adjusting present laws to the International Falls last week. new conditions? Will you get the support of St. Louis county whose interests your Beltrami county representatives in the past and present candidate Wm. Harrigan, county commissionr Sam DarV%l of Birchdale is building for the Senate opposes in, standing for occupation and per t:a£ita tax laws designed er, made a visit here the latter part'of a new house for Mrs. St. Lawrence Northern LakesRadio to injure the range towns? Where are you going to get your support last week. on her farm. outside of your own vote if you have a man in the Senate who is with the ibi minority on all state issues and against the majority and the administration M. Hirth, who has been working at The fine weather and good roads Service when he comes to ask for local needs? You want the best "kind of representation" X' Alvina for some time returned home are helping our farmers to care for not the "any kind" with! which the writer of the above letter would last week. their crops. be satisfied. We want results up in this north country and our bet is that McPartlin can get them and that Bridgeman can not, and that's why we support 'Olaf Risem went to the Falls last P. A. Pearson spent part of last McPartlin for State Senator. Our "Lincoln" Radiophone receiver was developed Thursday where he will work for week here. He plans to have a lot of to bring you clear music. some time. pulp wood put in. KEEP WHITE AND BLUE IN OUR FLAG Simple to operate. Easy to install. Moderate Wm Buckley and son Cable, farmers in price. Ed Ballwebber came in last Thursday Our country with a generosity unmatched in history opened her from the upper Black were Falls from Dakota where he has been doors to all peoples. visitors this week. Working. Let Us Demostrate. Phone Shapira's Store It is known to our Department of State that some European countries have used us* as England once used Australia—a dumping For Appointment Chas. Pine of Ericsburg called here The Bruce brothers and the Edblad ground for misfits. Som$ of these 'undesirables responded to the Monday to find out how much hay brothers came in a short time ago to better opportunity and righted! themselves. Others have filled our there is -here to be baled. reside on their claims. jails and given our courts much work. The spawn of generations of oppression, they have only suspicion Our creamery is still receiving a Lawrence* Risem left for Big Falls of and destruction for any established order. Their passion is to destroy. good lot of cream and the butter is of last week where he will attend the They hoist the red flag of anarchy in place of the banner we excellent quality. Buy Loman butter. second year high school of that city. venerate and that welcomed them. They early seek the franchise. With a guilelessly generosity we give it to them. S. F. Plummer has shipped ten tons Word was received that Mr. Ed The Reds and the Radicals and the Bolshevik-minded had one of produce to the Falls by truck as the Frost and Miss Gladys Gerrard, both of their typical conventions in Central Europe this summer. But ARCOLA WEEK Loman Limited is not running just of this community were married in they were not content to stop with Central Europe. Theirs is an organized now. Minneapolis rep&ntly. Both 'young system of propaganda and promulgation. people are well known here, having a An American tourist met one of the American student delegates Our school is open again after a host of friends who wish them a long to this convention on an Austrian railway train. The boy boasted of week's vacation on account of scarlet OCTOBER 23rd -28th happy married life. The young couple the quota of Reds he was to bring to America in September to enter fever. All cases are reported as are residing in Minneapolis. a gr6at American college. He was*one of many chosen to bring the A getting on fine. flaming emlbers of Europe's discontent to inoculate no less than two a a .hundred American colleges. This week ft ft A large number of politicians are There are some things more precious than precious stones. As /1 ft MARGIE NEWS ft calling on the royal voters these days. precious a thing as blesses the world today is our American ideal of fj 35 Some even promi/e real reforms and democracy. Imperfect as is our demonstration of it,. the ideal is #.« O #J +J» «M» A 5 A less ARCOLA costs 4 public economy. flawless. It is not for us to leave that ideal unguarded by the roadside for any malcontent to malign or injure. Miss Foley spent the week end at The Clotiere family has moved into When we find anarchists and experimentalists using ouf institution Happyland. the Horan house and Mrs. St. Lawrence AFTER October 28th, ARCOLA prices will be of culture to spread their ungrateful doctrine it is time for us and son William will soon move higher. to act. Mrs. Hjalmer Bloom of Gemmell into their new home. Regents and trustees, visitors and overseers, professors and college was the guest of Mrs. Porter a few So if you want this wonderful hot-water heating presidents should be mindful of thq work that is going on silently days last week. system to make your home comfortable this and surreptitiously in our college halls to undermine the foundations John Lewis of Manitou is hulling winter, order now and save money. clover for M. Peggar. There is over that uphold our flagstaff. Mr. Speers is in Montana for a 200 bushels of seed in this lot or about You'll thank us later when you see what real i, week or more, called there on account seven and one-half bushels per acre. SOME AMERICANS ABROAD comfort ARCOLA will bring you with less coal of his wife's death. than you used last year. While it may be true that a prophet is not ^witJhout honor save -5. O. Hofdahl is the champion oat Mrs. Wicklander and daughter returned If you're wise, you'll see us not later than this in his owrt-country it is also true that many Ajnericans are not without grower in these parts-as far as we can last Wednesday after a Saturday. patriotism save when they are out of theirt own country. learn. He threshed 99 bushels per month's visit with her folks at Fosston, ARCOLAS can be delivered promptly. Recently the manager of an important hotel in New York gave 1icre from one field of about six acres. Minn. us a striking example. These special prices are for this week only Talking to the Paris hotel men he told them in effect that they Mr. Childs has his new Delco light ft ft ft ft^ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 3-Rooms ARCOLA with 2 radiators $210.00 should learn more of the gentle art of looting Americans. Their plant installed and is now using it to ERICSBURG prices were ridiculously low. 4-Rooms ARCOLA with 3 radiators $270.00 light the store, and residence, also Geo. ft ft 1 If Americans could get the best food and service for a normal Garrison Jr.'s residence. ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft 5-Rooms ARCOLA with 4 radiators, $345.00 price in the great hotels of the French capital how could they be expected Ericsburg, Oct. 24 6-Rooms ARCOLA with 5 radiators $425.00 to put up with the exhorbitant prices they have been trained Mr. and Mrs. Paulson of Nymore, Regular town board meeting next to pay in New York? visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joyce last Saturday P. M. Above prices for average homes we'll be glad to The message to franee was as plain as the message to Garcia— Thursday and Friday. They drove if you don't rob the American traveler you are missing a bet and give exact price for your home. it a a 5 Chas. Fredin opened up his camp a in he am A. R. COBEY in full blast last Saturday. Perhaps this^riendly tip was to repay the part the great debt th^ v'- Mrs. Porter went to International New York hotels owe to the French. Were it not far the French a Falls on Monday to consult doctor Cedar posts are moving here again language, heaven knows what would happen to the New York hotel and will- cntinue on to Ericsbur^ to Enzman, Watson and Reuter are tbading International Falls Phone 43 Minnesota industry. visit her daughter, Mrs. Pedersen. out 9000 this week. In one great American hostelry for example a da!b of cold leftover masheidi ^potatoes is put into a pat-a-cake form, warmed over in Mrs.. Laura Joyce moved to International There was a large attendance and a ARCOLA a frying pan, and when browned.it becomes "pomme de terre Marquisette," Falls on Saturday last. JShe big time at the'last Jolly Joggers The hot-water heating system that price 85 cents. The poor jish of ji guest pays the piper and the children went up on Sunday dance Saturday evening, i: rJ pays for itself in the fuel it saves. without a whimper and then tips the waiter for serving it with coffee morning. She will remain at leist for 35 cents a cup. the winter. Chas/ Bine and Elmer Lund Va, 1 I