Graettinger Triumphs Over Algona in Rough Baseball Tilt
Graettinger defeated Algona to in a windy Park contest highlighted by strong pitching from Paulsen for Graettinger and late bats from Olena Jacobson for the locals. The visitors jumped early but Graettinger answered, tying the game in the eighth inning as the home club looked to rebound next Sunday at the park with Paulsen slated to start again.
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Grhettinger
Strini
Istiid Park
Cook
Algona
Olena Jacobson
Graettinger
Guilford Paulsen
Groettinger
Ford
Bean
Meer
Paul- Sen
Getiow
Spencer
Pioneer Resident Dies at Wallingford in 1920
Ole Peterson Brubjell born August 1887 in Bales and Sogn Norway died August 7 1920 at Wallingford aged 83. Fourteen children and several relatives survive. Funeral held at Wallingford Lutheran Church with Reverend Hansen and Professor Strand, burial at Riverside Cemetery.
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Batherville
Ole Peterson Brubjell
Balesand
Sogn
Norway
Ameri+ ‘ea
Spring Prairie
Wisconsin
Peterson
Emmet Couty
Wallingford
Elgie Tollefson
Watlingford
Frank Wasa
Lake Park
Lowas
Old Pioneers
Wallingford Lutheran Church
T. Hansen
9. Strand
Barber
Des’ .Moines
Ole Peterson
Riverside Cemetery
Delta Kappa Professional Edit Fraternity Prompts Education Leader
A fragmentary notice indicates Delta Kappa professional fraternity continues to support school administration with H. L. Balt serving as superintendent of schools at Ce Petpet. The readable text is sparse and cut, preventing full clarity on names and roles.
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PHY Delta
Grachtingers H. L
Mrs Henry B Hangen Dead In Benson Minnesota
Mrs Henry B Hansen died in Benson Minnesota hospital on July 27. She was born in Graettinger April 14 1885 and once clerked at H L Wildey store. She is survived by her husband a six year old daughter and her mother Mrs Lara Anderton of Benson.
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Henry B. Hansen
Benson
Minnesota
Groettinger
Julia Anderson
H. L. Wildey
Graettinger
Mra. Lara Anderton
Tragic Estherville Crash Claims Eugene Kane
Eugene Kane of Emmetsburg was killed and Eugene O’Brien seriously injured when a Ford car collided with a west bound freight at Estherville’s Lincoln street crossing. Four Emmetsburg youths were in the other auto. three survived with injuries as witnesses described a sudden train appearance and a high impact. Kane died forty minutes after the crash. O’Brien’s condition remained grave with brain complications. Funeral services for Kane were held at St Thomas Church in Emmetsburg with large attendance and Knights of Columbus participation.
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Rock Island
Eugene Kana
Erin
Eugenie O'Brien
Batherville Hoapitak Vincent
Hind
Frank Pierce
Thettar
Emmetsburg
Manhattan
Estherville
Lincoln Street
Eugene O’brien
Mr. Kane
Orleans
Chicago
Hand
Rieyee
Monrday
Emmatsburg
Basil Godden
Hhure
Herville
Hatherville
Kane
St. Thomas Churgh
Knights of Columbus
St. Julin'a
Mr. Kané
Oconomowee
Wisconsin
Palo Alto
Bridet Jackman
John Jackman
Groettinger
Eimeteburg
Slater
Tmwmetsburg
Graetiinger
Lbvlek
Carl Spies
Jackson and Graettingar Twilights Meet at Clackman Park
Jackson will host Graettingar Twilights next Sunday at Clackman Park. Jackson has a strong team and the Twilights are well regarded, promising a close and exciting game. The contest starts promptly at three o'clock.
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Jackson
Graettingar
Twilights
Labor Day Preparations Underway for Fort Dodge Event
Propiting preparations for a big Labor Day celebration in Fort Dodge on Monday September 6 include judge Taville as orator. A full program with street sports and a ball game is planned. Mrs Simmons of Fonda is visiting local friends.
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Grachtinger
Taville
Fort’ ‘Dodge
Streat Sparts
Wille
Mrs. Simmons
Fonda
Friands
Two Marriages Last Thursday in Gracetinger
Paulsen and Halverson were united in marriage at the Lutheran church in Gracetinger on Thursday evening August 1 at 8 oclock. Rev O Sande officiated. Miss Gertrude Halverson served as bridesmaid and Henry Hansen as best man. The couple will reside at the Hlang Simonsen residence in Graettinger. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Rier Halverson and is active in local social affairs. The groom is a well known young man of Graettinger with broad friendships. The Times offers best wishes for a long and happy marriage.
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Jorgen P. Paulsen
Elva Ruth Halverson
Eity
Grachtinger
Vialock
O. Sande
Gertrude ‘Halverson
Henry Hanzen
Gract
Hlang
Graettinger
Mrs. Paulsen
Kennedy and Carnahan Wed in Estherville Ceremony
Miss Myrtle Carnahan became Mrs Ray Kennedy at Emmetsburg on Thursday August 6. Rev M McNerney officiated at St Thomas Church. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside in Estherville, with the bride praised for charm and friends extending hearty congratulations. The groom, a respected Estherville man and war veteran, is noted as a Republican candidate for Emmet county recorder.
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Ray Kennedy
Estherville
Myrtle Carnahan
Emmetsaburg
Arts
Hetherville
Helis
Recordar
Emmet
Congratulatory note on a young couple and local corn brag
The Times extends good wishes to a newly married couple and notes a local farmer, P. Duhn of Lost Island township, who brought two thirteen foot corn stalks to the paper. One stalk bore two large ears and the other one ear, and Duhn vows to cultivate more if someone surpasses the record.
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P. Duhn
Lost Island Township
Times
Duhn
Henry Reutor
Lost Island
Iverson Grows Longest Corn Stalk At 18 Feet 6 Inches
Morning at the Times office Dr Naga presented a corn stalk of 18 feet 6 inches grown by P K Iverson west of town. Iverson reportedly holds the record after Friday when P Duba brought in two stalks of 18 feet. Earlier Henry Keator had a 12 foot 2 inch stalk mentioned last week.
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P. K. Iverson
Naga
Times
West of Town
Iverson
P. Duba
Henry Keator
Prank Weir Exhibits Finest Corn At Times Office
Frank Weir presented three exceptionally large ears of corn to the Times office, now on display and worth seeing. He owns forty acres of prime corn, with prospects this season favoring about 100 bushels per acre rather than 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Weir
Frank Weir
Times Office
Mr Weir
Times Editor Recalls Fortunate Morning In Fort Dodge
The Times editor reflects on a fortunate morning during hard times praising John Hester for honey from his bees and noting top quality Duchess apples from Dr Nanes orchard. Lars Egesos visited Windom Minnesota as a business caller on Tuesday.
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Times
Hester
Iowa
Dr. Nane
Lars Egesos
Windom
Minnesota
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Electrics
Algona Club
Phi, Delta Kappa
Mra
Henry B. Hangen
Rhe
Deel Dee
Gene Kane
Times Editor
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Iny
Pe Kirby
Vincent Kelly
R. 3, Knight
Ansistent
Jowa
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