Widow Mrs Peterson-Wambeim 95 has large North Dakota family
The obituary notes Mrs. Peterson-Wambeim born Gurie Halvor gen in Norway May 7 1821 died at 95 in High Lake area of Bramet County. She married Peter Peterson in 1847 and came to America in 1882. Survived by four daughters two sons and many grandchildren great grandchildren and a few great great grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday with Rev T J Severtson officiating.
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James McNamara
Peter- Heath
Wamleim
Ole Ranongon
High Lake
Bnamet County
T. J. Severtson
Gruver
Cemtery
Wamnheim
Tuite
Ulvik
Jardanger
Norway
Gurie Halvorgen
Peter Peterson
Peterson
America
G. Paulson
G. Aanotson
K. Aanonson
Ole Aanonson
H. Peterson
Ole Johnson
Andrew Peterson
Ayrshire Social Notes Quietly Update Local Folks
Mrs. J K Steenson collapsed at the Odd Fellows dining room on Tuesday but is improving. Mrs. P O Grady left Monday for Hot Springs SD where her sister Mrs Ed Miles of Chadron NE is in serious condition after surgery. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Homuth on June 1. Mrs. Mary Giehlke of California is visiting Mrs B D Treat. An excursion to Des Moines last Saturday included Wm Wood Wm Thompson P P Penderbury and Thomas Fagan. Hd Knox bought a Chelmers Six touring car last week. Mrs. Mary Leonard went to Rochester Minn last week for medical advice accompanied by Jess Dyer and Mrs Thomas Olaer of Spencer.
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The
Chronicle
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Odd Fellows
P. O'Grady
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Ed Miles
Chadon
Neb
O'Grady
Homuth
Mary Giehlke
California
B.D. Treat
Wm. Wood
Wm. Thompson
P.P. Penderbury
Thomas Fagan
Des Moines
Hd Knox
Mary Leonard
Rochester
Minn
Jess Dyer
Thomas Olaer
Spencer
Mallard Public Schools Penmanship Awards 1915
Mallard public schools reported Palmer Method results for 1915 11 with sixty one total awards. Primary room earned eighteen gold star buttons while higher grades collected diplomas pins and buttons including two progress pins and several PM buttons across grades six through eleven. About eighty students enrolled for the year and writing periods ranged from 16 to 15 minutes.
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Mallard
Contested of Honors and Address at Stage Program
A staged program features Patricia and her Christian friends facing persecution with disguise and deceit, Octavia slandered as Patricia, a dungeon scene revealing martyrdom, and Flavia’s repentance. Wardrobe and stagecraft enhance the production as reserved-seat sales open Thursday at 10.
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Octavia
Flavia
Zenobbia
Emmetsburg Farmers and Merchants Picnic Planned for June 14
Local committees report strong interest for Emmetsburg’s first Farmers and Merchants Picnic to be held June 14 with games for all ages. All town and rural residents may enter events except rural baseball. 12 30 p.m. gathering with lunch, free ice cream, lemonade, coffee, cream and bananas, plus babies’ rest area and toy gifts. Continuous games with prizes, emphasis on a large community turnout rain or shine.
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Emmetsburg
New Bank Building Planned for Graettinger
First National bank of Graettinger directors plan a fine brick one story building this summer. R R Mayberry of Cedar Rapids designed the Emmetsburg National building used as a guide. The $9000 interior finish and fixtures will be top quality. Contract hoped for in July. CORLEW Born May 26 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Grice. Emmetsburg and area residents are noted in a string of local notices.
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First National Bank of Graettinger
R. R. Mayberry
Cedar Rapids
Emmetsburg National Building
First National of Graettinger
Tncorporation Notive
Motor and
Emmetsburg
Iowa
C. Dickinson
L. J. Dickinson
C. C. Wilson
Emmetshure
Iowan
Reunion of Palo Alto county teachers in Emmetsburg
A reunion for Palo Alto county teachers from pioneer days to the present is planned for Emmetsburg on Saturday afternoon June 17. John McCormick, age 92, longtime Palo Alto first superintendent, will be guest of honor, with ex county superintendents and institute instructors invited. Supt. Margaret Ryan and today’s teachers will assist.
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Schoeals
Palo Alto County
Emmetsburg
John McCormick
Rodman
Palo Alto
Imany
Denton
Margaret Ryan
Deenlan
Deafness Cure Promised by Constitutional Remedy
Advertisement asserts deafness stems from nasal inflammation and Eustachian tube obstruction. Claims a “constitutional remedy” can restore hearing once the tube frees. promises up to $100 for cured cases and mentions a generic cure for catarrh. Includes sales pitch for Hall's Pills and a local druggist sale.
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Wien
J. Cheney & CO
Taledo
Drugeists
Hall
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