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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
11
A Burleigh of names and places shows A Ni Wester a business caller in Emmetsburg and A Henningsen in Terril. Residents discuss weather, illnesses, Workers shift to Rockford Brick & Tile, and numerous visits to towns like Graettinger and Wallingford. Community events include church and society meetings, birthdays, and health concerns.
Advertising line promises cash price fairness before selling and claims top prices for cream and poultry. The fragment hints at a local buyer or market sign offering prompt cash for goods.
John Hester visited Estherville as a business caller on Monday. Mr and Mrs Walter Jorgensen and family moved into the Mrs Peter Swift residence. Charley Jensen sold 9c items in a hardware sale Saturday night. it was a strong sale. Grachtinger bowling team played Terris last week in a two game set, each side taking one. An old time dance drew big crowds at Woodman hall last Friday. Bert and Clarence Traefeld, formerly of Wallingford, now reside in Mora Minnesota and ordered The Times sent there. Light snow Sunday night melted by Monday morning as the city lingered in midwinter. Auctioneer Ben F Reeves attended to business in Estherville Monday. March began like a lion, and today the month is going out similarly. Chris Henningsen, recovering from a stroke, is regaining use of his limbs with Graettiger friends noting progress. Spies and sons unload two cars of lumber for a new home replacing the one burned. Jorgensen and DeLawyer excavating for a cistern ten feet in diameter and twenty feet deep to supply a fire pump.
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