PAGE FIVE VIRGINIA CREATES COUNTY .GOOD IMPl^SIioll1 r, (Continued from First Page) PE I*» for Virginia. We say to you that our Items of tU* cohunn will gladly m»ii»i Tdaphm It GATHERING AT INTERNATIONAL little city—teeming with activity, *, Iwim ow« it to their gmmts aa4 to A»onhr— to sor FALLS SATURDAY AND and enterprise—is like/' a blushing -"%V '[f item* of local Utomt an upoitwL Every Hem will bo SUNDAY, NOV. 2S-2S ATTHE CHURCHES I maiden waiting to be courted. She propw consideration whan tfcesoorce is known. .. has been flirted with some from the fe. The Koochiching County: ^Sunday Outside but is still heart whole,a^d \:,.rSA:„:i school institute will meet at International fancy free. There are a few things, Radiator alcohol at Hollers' Tire & Eugene Ellis of Gemmell is visiting *&'>I ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH giving program jn the evening at 8:00. Falls, under the auspices of the however, which you must .help us to Battery shop. friends here today. Herman A. Mayer, Paator. Come to the English Lutheran^ -—Oh-—-"'" Minnesota State Sunday School association accomplish to become eligible. The church—the little church with the big 't V.'"* Saturday and Sunday, Nov. highway connecting our cities is as Charles Tillander of Ray is a county D. R. Dicks is here from Minneapolis Sunday school at vlM5. message. 25 an&26. •_ yet practically impassable. A concentrated seat visitor today. on business. Morning service at 11 ^00. Saturday Afternoon, 2:39 effort Should be made £o see O BETHLEHEM CHURCH Services in the Presbyterian church I Baptist Church that the work of completing this road J. F. Deusenberry went to BaUdette A. H. Murrill of St. Paul is a guest A. Wallace MacNeill, Minister. in Ft. prances at 4:00 P. M. Rev. E. Ireland, presiding. is speedily done. this afternoon on business. at the Rex hotel. 'llt Evening services at 8:00. Mrs. C. Honey, song leader. "We should have long distance telephone .V. O-S- ——o—— Sunday morning, 10:30: Preaching Mona Kaneen,pianist. Thaagnghring day, Nov. Sikh service. A little joint pressure W. H. Wood of Minneapolis is calling Nels Sefijer of Qementson is a service. Subject: "The World's Best/ 2:30 Devotional. brought to bear correctly might bring Services at 11KX). on: the commercial trade today. county seat visitor today. Loved Book"—A sermon appropriate 2:45 .The County Association, James results. If you folks don't like being "The Poor ye Have With You Always. —o— to Universal Bible Sunday. 6 C. Garrison, State Secretary., left at Ranier or Fort Frances, you As we have therefore opportunity C. R. Middleton, prominent attorney' A. B. Smith of Minneapolis is transacting 11:35, Sunday school. Supt. E. Bergsman. 3.00 The'Cradle Roll. might help us induce your railroad to let us do good unto all men." of Baudette, spent the day in the city business in town today. Lesson topic. "Jesus the Great 3:10 The Home Department, Mrs. W. build through International Falls. This Winter is coming on and there are o— on business. Missionary." E. Martin. would be a great benefit to both pas'senger many families yithout the necessary Mrs. M. Allen of Baudette is visiting On account of the County Sunday 3:20 Learning to Do Better, Rev. A. and freight' business between food, clothing, and shelter. If you Radiator alcohol at Hollers' Tire & School Institute, the Junior service, with friends, having arrived here W.MacNeill us. have any good warm clothing or shoes Battery shop. Young People's meeting and evening this morning. 3:35 Evangelism in the Sunday "Now, gentlemen and brothers from which you have no further use, for service will be omitted. Sunday afternoon Virginia, again we welcome you to our School, John M. Gish. pass them on to some one who can use Clerk of Court Drummond is down and evening sessions of the institute Cdtinty Commissioner Ross Slack 3:45 Missionary Education, Miss city. them. Donations of all kinds, also looking over his farm in the Loman at this church. and A. L. Nelson of Big Falls here Gladys Segsworth, Mrs. C. E. "We are mighty glad to get, acquainted money, will be very acceptable. vicinitq today. Thursday morning, 10: Community on official business. Ireland, Mrs. D. A. Irwin. with you and to turn over the Let us make it a Thanksgiving not -o Thanksgiving service. 4:10 o— keys Recruiting for the Sunday of International Falls to you only in words but also.in deed. C. Honey is conducting business Come to Bethlehem-Church Sunday. SchooL The card ana dancing party given just for tonight. We hope .that our futur^ in Minneapolis for the M. & O. Paper Y. P. S. will have a special Thanks- A cordial welcome awaits you. 6:00 by Koochiching Rebekah lodge last Banquet for Sunday school business and social relations may company, having left for that city workers in the private dining evening at- the Odd Jfellows halls was prove materially profitable knd pleasant. GOVERNOR PREUS last evening. BIRCHDALE CAMP room of the Chicago cafe. one of the notable events of the season, Oj FIRE NEWS NOTES not only from a social standpoint, Saturday Evening, 7:30 "It now gives me pleasure to introduce ISSUES PROCLAMATION E. W. Backus returned to Minneapolis M. E. Church but financial as well. Lunch was served Mr. O. Winford, secretary of the last night after a conference •The Nisiccom Camp Fire met at the to about one hundred and fifty persons (Norwegian Lutheran Building) Virginia Chamber of Commerce." with heads of the allied concerns here Birchdale Consolidated school Thursday, Rev. A. W. MacNeill, presiding. and $75.00 was added to the coffers The Virginians' Talk yesterday. Nov. 16. Verda Kendall was initiated of the organization. Howard Magladry, song leader. Orin Winford, secretary of the Virginia o—— CITIZENS ARE URGED TO REMEMBER to the rank of Wood Gatherer. Miss Gladys Moore, piaryst. Chamber of Commerce, followed Miss Katherine McDermott, a member THE SPIRIT OF Mrs. A. Shearer and Lourean Shearer 7.30 Devotional Mr. Kinney, and his talk dealt mostly MOVIES of the faculty at' the local high THE DAY 7:45 were made Torch ^Bearers. Address of welcome, Hon. David with the ability of the speaker yrho school, is absent from her duties today Hurlburt. Beads were awarded for honors won was to follow. Although Mr. Winford' on account' of illness. (By Associated Press) 7:50 The Junior Boy and Girl, Rev by the girls.* may have thought that he was preparing St. Paul, Nov. 23.—Citizens of the The nlembers of the Camp fire decided A. M. Whitby. the audience for the coming deluge B. Dr. F. Osburn and Jack Kennedy state are urged to remember the spirit-of to work harder for local honors 8105 Training the Adloescent Boy and of oratory, this would have been LOYALTY THEATRE of Baudette left this morning for eastern the first Thanksgiving day, which for the next few months, and also for Girl for Christian Service, Mrs. impossible ,as Mr. Clark's talk and Ontario to hunt moose. They ex^ was set aside more than 300 years ago C. Big Honors. B. Kinney. the manner in which it was delivered Wednesday-Thursday, Nov. 22-23 by Pilgrim Fathers, and give thanks pect to be gone about ten days. After the meeting lunch was served 8:15 Brothering the Boy, M. M. Abbott. was a sensation. AN ALL STAR CAST that the government established in by Mrs. Shearer, the guardian. Although Mr. Qark's topic did not in '76 still lives and flourishes, in a proclamation August Swanberg of Cokato was in 8:25 A Modern Program of Christian reveal any startling facts, it 'was humorously "GOD'S CRUCIBLE" Iby Governor J. A. O. Preus, town today enroute to Loman, where MENU Education, James C. Garrison. interesting and interspersed From Ralph Connor's Great Novel setting Thursday, Nov. 30, aside as he will spend several days inspecting .with common sense and all ifi all it "THE FOREIGNER" Thanksgiving day. some property he owns in that locality. Meat Balls \^ith G^avy Potatoes Offering for S. S. Association. was an exceptionally interesting talk. Not in a very long time has a picture Sunday Afternoon, 2:30 The proclamation follows: Roast Pork The visitors returned on this morning's come to, the screen that combines Creamed Carrots Green Peas Bethlehem Church train to Virginia. "Three hundred years ago the Pilgrim thrills with heart interest in so great G. Sherman Collins, comptroller of E. Bergsman, presiding. Cabbage Salad with Dressing Fathers set aside a day for public a degree as does this fast- moving the M. & O. Paper company, returned Howard Magladry, song leader. Beets Pickles Home Made Bread thanksgiving for an abundant harvest Flash Lights and Flash Light Bulbs story. from Manistique, Mich., this mprning Apple Pie with Ice Cream Mrs. J. J. Hadler, pianist. and material welfare. In 1789 at Hollers' Tire & Battery shop. Sometimes the story is tragic—grimly after conducting some business for 2:30 Devotional. Coffee and Cake Washington* proclaimed at day of so sometimes it is lightened by his company there. Served by the Swedish Lutheran 2.45 Tht Modern Sunday School ft*. «a» ft* thanksgiving and prayer, to be observed O «r« «F« humor that cannot fail to bring a Ladies' ^id on Thursday evening from teacher, Mrs. F. C. Schmidt. by acknowledging with grateftrf ... laugh always it is fascinating, for it 2:55: Operating or Cooperating, Rev. 5 to 8. J. T. Twomey, in charge of logging W MARGIE NEWS hearts the many aAd signal favors of probes the human heart to its depths. Adults 50c. Children 25c. operations for the Internationad Lumber E. Ireland. 8 Almighty God, especially by affording A picture-you .simply must see. 3^10 Brainerd Convention Echoes, company, ifrmaking- an inspection KK tliem am opportunity peaceably to establish Also Showing trip of all. camps, having left here on Mrs. C- L. Crandall, Miss Esther a form of government for PREPARE FOR SUDDEN DEATH T. Smith was in International Falls SPORT REVIEW /Miner, Mrs. N. Price. that errand today. their safety and happiness. In 1795 on Monday last on business. and Such' are the words used by Barney 3 :15: Measurements,^ Their Use^ and Washington issued another proclamation TWO REEL COMEDY Abuse, James C. Garrison. Muldoon when he attacks his rival Norman McKnight will go to Duluth Mr. O'Brien, who was here hunting, in thanksgiving for 4he final 'Report of committees. for the hand of the charming boarding tonight to take over his duties connected left,for his home in Minneapolis last treaty of peace with England. President Friday, November 24 Election of officers. house keeper, Patrick O'Hooligan. Madison recommended a1 day of with his advancement with Tuesday, taking with him a large (buck "THE MAN WITH TWO Offering (for the Sunday school association And such a fight it is. They pull hair thanksgiving for peace in 1815. President the Stacey-Merrill company. as a trophy of northern Minnesota MOTHERS" work.) scratch and—well if you want to know Lincoln several times asked the with More rain last Tuesday, which Adjournment. the rest just put in your bid for a good people to give thanks to the Almighty A telegram was received, here today MARY ALpEN turned to snow, the first to make the' seat at the Grand Theatre for Tuesday Sunday Evening, 7:45. God for the victories of the Union armies from St. Joseph stating that Mrs. (The Mother of "The Old Nest") ground white. This is indeed a remarkable Bethlehem Church and since his proclamation of night December the 5th and have Bancroft, mother of the late Edw. Cullen Landia and Sylvia Breamer Rev. C. E. Ireland, presiding. fall. two hours of laughs at the "Widow 1864 the day has been observed as an Bancroft, and a former resident of Mary Alden will grip your heart Howard Magladry, song leader. annual national holiday. McGinty." this city was not expected to live. one moment, wrinkle your face with Mr. Van Slyke was a business visitor Mrs. J. J. Hadler, pianist. ——o "In conformity fo law and custom, laughter the next. in the Falls last Wednesday. 7:30. Devotional. LIQUID AMUSEMENT I, J. A. O. Preus, governor of Minne'sota, The dinner that you don't want to A picture with a punch and a heart Address: "Tomorrow in Christian do hereby designate Thursday, miss is to be served by the Swedish Dr. Dufort of Northome was in town Education," James C. Garrison. grip with five reels of action and a November 30, as Thanksgiving day Lutheran Ladiesl Aid in the basement These new drinks in bottles, hundred laughs a love story that appeals last Tuesday, calling on friends. Offering (for the Sunday School association and urge its observance by all the Take all of Long Tim's cash. of the Norwegian Lutheran church on and surprises galore. work.) people of the state. Thursday evening of this week from And when he eats an apple, Several hunters returned home lasf Adjournment. There's a plot, a villain, anl a hidden, 5 to 8. "Our first! thought, as we assemble You can hear the blamed thing Saturday night. (All meetings will begin promptly mysterious woman a fight, a love annually for Thanksgiving is usually splash. Oi on time.) story everything there should be in the same as that of„the Pilgrim Fathers, The Sunday school institute banquet J. D. Foote returned from International a picture. to voice our gratitude for our material A member of Drs. Larson, will take place Saturday evening Falls on Monday. He had been Above everything it's human—the blessings. It is entirely fitting 98 Optometrists will at the Chicago cafe. All Sunday there several days, during which time sort of a picture that you're glad you S SILVERDALE NEWS that we do so this year, for although be at Victoria Hotel on school workers wishing a place at he had a tumor romoved from his have seen. ss many residents in Minnesota have not Monday, December 4, the banquet table will please notify head. He is recovering nicely. Also Showing ss ss enjoyed the same degree of prosperity and Thursday, Dec. 7. Have your Rev. Ireland, before Friday noon. TWO REEL COMEDY as in some former years, we are infinitely glasses fitted by a specialist. Signed, Committee. Mr. and Mrs. Childs were in Littlefork Mrs. Aug. Shogren has been sick a better off than the people of a week or so ago consulting the few weeks. Mrs. Hoglurid is helping Saturday and Sunady, Nov. 25-26 the war-torn countries of Europe or DR. REEVES physician in regard to Mrs. Childs' her take care of home duties. OPERETTA AN ALL STAR CAST the vast regions of the Old World, health. She has not been well all sum where want, famine, and pestilence are in •REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST mer. Gust Logmen accidently shot his "NAUTICAL KNOTGRAND "A VIRGIN PARADISE* suffering and death ot causing intense 508-510 Mowatt Ave, Fort Frances right arm. A story of the jungle and of civilized thousands. /Mrs. McHugo reutrned from Minneapolis Eyes Examined by Modern Methods BY hypocrisy. "But let us also observe the' spirit and the southern part of the Glasses Fitted, Broken Lenses Replaced PUBLIC SCHOOL Mrs. John Sundeen is is still in the In which romance rides the sea and of the first national Thanksgiving day, state last Saturday. Without the Delay or Expense NOVEMBER 28-29 hospital. She underwent an operation anchors in the heart of an island girl. proclaimed by Washington. Let us of Sending Out' as We Do Our Own a few weeks ago and is now recover* A play where the only law is the give thanks that the government then Mrs. Smith and children left a week Grinding. DR. REEVES ing nicely. primal law. established still lives, and that it is ago for Ironton, Minn. THRILLS DRAMA this government which has made possible Chamberlain's Tablets, Have Dona Her The road from here to the west-is SPECTACLE COMEDY for us the religious freedom,' the Mr. Wilson was in International E N I S a World of Good -{-now passable only with an aeroplane.' Scenes taken in the South Sea islands educational advantages and the mate^ Falls on business last Wednesday. 508-510 Mowatt Ave., Fort Frances Nevertheless the children walk to the and at a country estate on Long rial prosperity which w£ enjoy. Let little school, a distance of some^two Island. D. D. S., L. D. S., D. D. C. us give thanks also as Madison and "Chamberlain's Tablets have done Mrs. Laura Joyce and two children and a half miles. Also Showing Lincoln did, that in all conflicts for Graduate Royal College Dental Surgeons me a world of good,4* writes Mrs. Ella came down from International Falls TWO REEL COMEDY the preservation of this government, L. Button, Kirkville, N. Y. "I have qf Ontario last Sunday night and stayed over Frank Carlson built a dam on his we have been successful. recommended them to a number of Monday. farm to arrest the escaping water as my friends and all who have used "But let our day' of thanksgiving there was nd water in the little creek. them praised thfem highly." When T: Smith and little son left Friday also be a day of prayer, prayer that be It has been dry a long time but now troubled with indigestion or constipation, night for Ironton, Minn., to with our poltical and religious freedom may TV -I that the. rainy season is on, Mr. Jacobson, give them a trial and realize Mrs. Smith during an operation for never be lessened, prayer that the people K-^4 appendicitis. who rents the Carlson farm, has for yourself what an excellent medicine of country may continue in Leather Vests- oUr a nice lake neaH the house and has it is. On sale by S. N. Rubin. spiritual growth ,and prayer that our Real Value plenty of water for the stock. Mr. and Mrs, Dougherty left Thursday material bounties may increase in so Smooth glove stock, leather for a two' weeks' visit with relatives far as they contribute to the happiness in Montana. Hunting Reason is over. Many hunters lined with full stock sleeves. eM give evidence of our thankfulness by from Eve'leth, Gilbert, Sparta, Efnbarras This is nota split leather but J. W. Joyce spent several days the determining to make the blessings we and one party from near Minneapolis, SYSTEM past week in Bemidji visiting his were trying their background enjoy a means of hewing and serving the biggest bargain in town. daughters. Silverdale and the other side" of the all humanity. Let us consecrate ourselves Pumps-Water Systems Sizes 36 to 46. Littlefork river. Very few got deer to work for permanent peace,. THEY DONT DO IT TH^T WAY /. of All Kinds this year as the weather was against it, liberty, prosperity ancf good w3r A little snow fell for the last two hunting "Who's dead?" throughout the world." days, when most of the hunters Ask your dealer "Rufus is dead.'r had returned to their homes. '•M CRANE CO. CLOTHIERS "No—no. Don't tell me Rufus'"is FOR RENT—Furnished room over the :-Si dead." ONE PRICE. AND THAT THE LOWEST Bring the radio concerts into vyour S& Paul Quality Shoppe (Holler's storej.'lnqutre "Sure, I tell you. You don't think home. Northern Lakes Radio Service, we'rehaving a rehearsal do yon?" cite Shapira't store* upstairs.