Graettinger Locals Note Wide-Ranging Visits and Local Business
Over the County notes list numerous visitors including Mrs. Crosson, Mrs. George’s mother from Chicago, and Mr. Robins of Emmetsburg. Travel, family visits, and church or institute attendance are reported alongside store improvements and a new eight foot sidewalk. Otto and Amy Fahnestock are on a European trip wrap, with local shops and residents mentioned in social roundups.
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Emmetsburg
J. H. Gammon
Spirit Lake
E. J. Bulgin
Otto
Amy Fahnestock
Gertrude Stamp
Strawberry Point
G. C. Cooledge
Egbert
Estherville
Mirs. S. RB. Stedman
J.P. Edbery
M. Jenswald
Lost Island Creamery
Ida Herberger
Cynthia Cameron
Eden O'Connor
Maggie O'Connor
Ida Truesdell
James Hardy
Peter
P. GC. Mullson
HN. Osher
Canvenientes
Local shop expands with wide shelves and shoe space
The store plans show shelving for crockery, clothing, hardware, shoes, and dry goods. Shoe department will hold 2,000 pairs and dry goods 60 feet of shelving with a 3 foot base and 30 inch deep upper shelves. Community notes list many residents visiting, traveling, or ill, with names and towns such as Emmetsburg Alyuna and Des Moines.
Various Local Visitors and News Across Mallard Area
Local notes report visits by D F P Thayer and C A Bollman of Sioux Falls with relatives, Misses Marie and Eva Rosecrans returning from Estherville, Mamie Grady visiting McGregor, and Mrs Ed Keenan hosting Mamie Grady. Residents travel to Valley Junction and Livingston Montana, while farm changes and social events unfold. Revival meetings continue, a death from diabetes near Emmetsburg is noted, and Grain-O advertising appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohrville
Heinzemier
Rem- Sen
Dobberstein
J. 3
Dudly
Grundy Center
Ps A. M. Frost
Algona
Tribon
Jos. Dorweiler
Monute
Des Moines
Valley Junction
Goudrick
Livingston
Montana
J. F
P. J. Wotan
Benedict
M. BE
Wm. Johnson
Eumetsburg
Bliss
Ruthven
Kansas
Missouri
Local Markets Reported Prices for Grains
Fragmentary market notes show prices for wheat shelled corn oats and related grain terms though several words are garbled. Notable mentions include seller names Harley Hegre and Ritter amid uncertain figures and a dated listing style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Hegre
Ritter—d
Former Garratt Residence for Rent in Northwest City
In the northwest part of the city, the former Garratt residence is available for rent. Inquiries should be directed to the Palo Alto Exchange for details and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Garratt
Sity
Palo Alta
Fractured ad seeks house rent inquiry
Fragmentary notice advertises a house for rent with scattered names and contact hints. It mentions a person Dancin or Dancin and an inquiry, inviting readers to connect for details about a vacant home.
Perry Electric Plant Sold to Grist, You and Brown
Perry Iowa August 4 the Perry electric light power and heating plant was purchased by Grist You and Brown for sixty thousand dollars. Also noted were items from Ottumwa and Des Moines about examinations for China service and Mabel Scofield murder reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Grist, You and Brown
Mabel Scofield
Des Moines
Fifty First Iowa Camp Encampment At Park
The Fifty first Iowa National Guard regiment holds its annual encampment at Paetelay Park with units from Des Moines Counce Blags Glenweal thermapah Williges Oreston Bisford Usinlasa Kosxetile and Rettak. Troop A Des Moines is the only cavalry unit in camp and the event honors Walter Whien who died in the Philippines. Lieutenant Milliman to review the parade as camp opens and General Chartes presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wagner
Towa National
Paetelay Park
Cakond
Rush Lincoln
Cmasand
Des Moines
Counce Blags
Glenweal
Thermapah
Williges
Oreston
Boker
Wei General Chartes
A Mother's Touch in a Deathbed Moment
A sailor injured severely is brought to London hospital where a devout mother pleads for admission. He seems to recognize her silent presence as he awakens and murmurs, “Surely my mother has been here, I know her touch,” before slipping back toward death.
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Queen
Centerville
Zachary Taylor Queen
Mystic
Dic. Queen
London Hospital
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Royal Saking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Jack Wilson
Hardie
Templar Park
L. Nolb
Matine, Tinos
Spies
Fatnestock
Mrs. Roth
J. A. Spies
Fabnestock
Alli
P.M. Dohbberstein
Joseph Greiveldinger
Louis Iskupski
Madard
Father Roeser
Institute
Mary Collins
Ellen Buttermore
Ethel Cobb
Mabel Acheson
Kuthiventems
Harry Thateher
Cheage
Mollie Laughlin
Walnut
Will Coonan
Emmetsburt
Enna Nogers
Emmetsbury
Enjiy
Mary Washington
Emmetsbury Mondare
Sarah Gleason
Minneapoli
Ed Kernan
Patrick Pavan
Ayrshire
If. Ryan
Sylah Thayer
Mason City
Curlew Chronicles
Wm. Kiace
Farar North
Frank Griffin
Dr. Adams
Chas. McGinnis
Alice Fisk
Eddie Kendle
Mullard
Aliss Minnie Joneson
C.M. Warren
Gilmore City
J.H. Christy
Ray Jackson
J. W. Ferguson
South Dakota
J. Bateman
Humbolt
Livermore
Mrs. Perguson
Dana
Iowa
Gay Warren
Susie Easton
Cora Sterner
Kingery
Wiley
Lews
Carter
Yates
Jennie Fisk
Gilmore Friends
Stanly
Mallard and
Ellington
Woodruff
Cook
Parmners
Poneany
S. Dancin
China
Ottuana, Ia
Harry Id. Watson
Chicago
United States
Bevington
Stovz Crry
T. B. Bevington
Towa
Barker
Donnelly
Soys
Atine
Orromwa
Frank
John Robinson
Marshalltown
Evans
Dolliver and Clark
Storm Sage
Iilinois Central
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Storm Lake
John Holdcroft
Shumaker
Cll Bluffs
Jamies Baker
Baker
Wark
Fort Dopee
J. P. Dalliver
D. H. Glenn
J.T. Stemnets
Opera House Drug Store
Main Street
Adelaide Herrmann
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Chicago Record
Jefferson
Chrrist
Ang
Chicago, HL
U. S.A
City Bakery
Els. Ormsby
F.L. Harrison
Tce
Jerera
Notan School
Whittemore
Lawn
Une
von Whittemore
Seciely
Isch
James Novay
Illion Babies
Simington