Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1917-07-01
AGENCY ITEMS

AGENCY ITEMS
Messrs. Stott and Dugas OF the BemldJl Elec-
trio Co., have completed repairs to the commercial
telephone line. A instrument was installed In
place of the old and new phones were IN
stalled at G. F. Beaulieu's store and at the St.
Mary's Mission School,
Joe Lawrence recently returned from Toledo,
4 Ohio after about months employment in the
7 Overland automobile plant. The close conhne-
ment at inside work was little too much Tor Joes
constitution
y Simon Needham and George Clark, both of Red
Lake have recently entered the employ OF the
Overland factory at Toledo Ohio. George clark
is reported to have become lost in the city OF chi
, cago on his way to Toledo. With the assistance
of Chicago policeman he was enabled to get out
of town again safely
Eliza Berard has returned to her home a1ter
completing her term of enrolment at the CARLISLE
Pa, Indian School.
Several automobiles from this vicinity drove to
Red Lake Falls for the Red Lake Valley Deyel-
opment Association and Jefferson Highway Socla-
bility Tour on June 9th and 28th. Among those
who attended the meeting from here were Supt.
and Mrs w. F. Dickens, Mr. and Mrs A. Z. Cod
dard, Anton Doehle, J. G. Morrison, Alex NC
Dougal, George Beaulieu, VIM. r. Spears ST. ana
W r. Spears, Jr. j. B. Hanson Of Redby also
drove his
VIM Dudley Joe Lawrence and Frank Lariver,
all of Red Lake, are recent purchasers of new
Ford cars
Xavier Downwind an employee of the Ford Mo
tor Co.. Minneapons Branch recently set;s - :,
the reservation for his vacation, coming overland
in Ford car.
Chas Morgan has been appointed to the posltloh
of Interpreter at the agency office.
Michael Bagley of Ponsford, Mimi, recently VS.
ited in Red Lake and submitted himself to regis
tration while here. He is farming l2O acres OF
land near Ponsford and purchased new 1arm
wagon from B. L. Fairbanks & Co., which he drove
home on his return to Ponsford
B. L. Fairbanks of White Earth was recent
business visitor at Red Lake
Fred Graves sold team to, kah-ke-gay-gWoh
aush-ung.
Dr. l.. G.. Neal Of Ponemah drove to Red Lake
June 2Sth, returning on the 29th
With APOLOGIES for the delay, the News is
pleased to chronicle the birth OF big, bouncing
boy to Mr. and Mrs A. c. Goddard on April To-
1917 The baby has been named Ralph hayes
Goddard though his official name on the rolls
will he recorded as Mays-quan- ah-quod (Redg
Cloud).
Miss Mavme Setter formerly Matron at Cass
Lake returned to her home in Hayward, Wlscon-
sin after spending week with Mrs omar IRA
velle.
DR. and Mrs L. L. Culp have left Mt. Pleasant
Michigan after spending few days at Baraso'
Michigan. They expect to spend some time a.
Ashland Wisconsin. Mrs. Culp says MT Pleas
ant is one of the best places the map but after
all there is No Place Like Home
Mr. and Mrs William Cook are in Duluth Law
ing dentist work done.
meeting was held recently at the Spears no
tel to form 'The Red Lake Auto Club AS re-
suit the Island Lake road has been fixed up IN gooo
shape John G. Morrison, Jr., acted as overseer.
Andrew Berquist, conductor on the NJ II. L. q
NJ recently bought new Overland
A. C. Goddard some time ago sold his Fora anu
has purchased new Dodge.
William Dudley has purchased new Ford OF
Simon Fairbanks. Simon expects to have ne"
Pullman here before the 4th