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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
5
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Wanted a few cattle and horses to pasture 4 miles north of Hopingam Suith. Farm for rent four miles south of Graettinger. Inquiries at Quillen's store Mrs Kepne. Pine duck leathers for sale inquire of art Martin Taughlie Graettinger Iowa.
Grardpo Ellefson died Saturday morning at eighty plus years. Funeral held Tuesday at Lutheran church. He leaves an aged wife and two children I B Eilefson and Nela Michasinon. Estherville baseball team played here Sunday to the home team. Miss Mary Vogge from Grosttinger Monday morning between two events. Young people's League met Sunday evening with program by O O Anders on Childhood. Will Getlitz returned from Sexton Iowa with bride. they will live on his father's farm. John Morrice went to Mason City Thursday, back Saturday. Five men arrived from Chicago Tuesday to work here for a time. Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs L B Nelson. the proceeds were eleven dollars. A big fire near Mr Kennedys Wednesday burned five hay stacks. owner not learned. Mr Crowley of Emmatsburg owns the farm. My and Mrs Eric Sands welcomed a baby boy born Friday April 8. Mother and baby are doing well.
Clear Lake business men subscribe 2000 dollars for a good band and 2500 dollars for road improvements. They urge northern Town to match or exceed in local road funding and support for a creditable band to benefit the town.
An old notice bids debtors to call and settle by cash or note citing Chas Ruohle with a bowing, indebt request for payment arrangements.
Notice seeks a few cattle to pasture for the season. Inquire of Henry Schult Groetlinger, B.D. No 1 414 for details.
Notice restricts hunting or trespassing on lands described as west of section 14 and southwest of section 15, east of the north line, with reference to section 10, block B, Plillard. The message marks boundaries and prohibits entry without permission.
Joe Bigley advertises a stock yard sale on Saturday April 16 1910 offering a car load of full blood Holstein cattle of all kinds for sale.
Persons may apply for the position of manager at Grasttinger Farmers Grain Co by May 1, 1910, with applications addressed to A4 F, L. O'Connor, Secretary.
Notice to Grnottinger Jaws dated April 13 1910 states dog tax is due by May 1 1910. Unpaid dogs will be killed by the marshal under the ordinance. Signed D WF Canston Mayor.
Advertiser seeks pasture space for about 200 head cattle and horses on roughly 80 acres. Stock to be turned in with ample grass and horses kept separate from other horse pasture. Call Times office for particulars before letting stock. Terms as low as the lowest. B. B. Lillard Graattinger Town BR. B. D. No. 2.
Notice of the appointment of J A Suss as executor of the estate of Ole Simonson deceased in Palo Alto County Iowa. The undersigned is duly appointed and qualified. Creditors to present claims to the district court clerk for allowance and payment is requested. Davidson and Burt Attorneys for the estate dated April 1 1910.
Last Friday Mrs. F. J. Williams was blacking a stove when the gas line in the blacking compound exploded. Her face and arms were burned, but she rolled on the ground to smother the flames. Mrs. A. Reynolds saved the house by extinguishing a fire sparked at the stove. Ellsworth News.
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