Local Amusements and Moves From Jewell to Audubon
Jacobson, a Jewell business caller, and Ed Swift of Estherville were guests at Joe Swift's home. T. O. Thompson and family settled in a new west town home. In Audubon a bitter clash between editor Hoogenakker and Rev Freedsl ng rages. Wm Williamson traveled through Graettinger on Saturday, carried on a baggage car stretcher to his sister’s Story City home. condition not encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jacobson
Jewell
Ed Swift
Estherville
Joe Swift
T. O. Thompson
Audubon
Hoogenakker
Freedsling
Wm. Williamson
Graettinger
Story City
Estherville area notes and incidents from August
Estherville and area report a busy period with numerous social calls and travels. Residents like Mise Viola Michaels and Rita Mahan visit Estherville. Mrs B A Bergum travels. street lighting upgrades occur. a fatal car crash near town is noted. local sports and school activities are highlighted along with civic and church events and births.
Wildeys Cash Store Price Advertisement Elbow Macaroni
An advertisement from Wildeys Cash Store offers elbow macaroni at three for twenty two cents and notes Crescent macaroni is the same brand sold elsewhere at three for a quarter. The promo highlights price comparisons and stores the item as a staple grocery.
Local Folks Share News From Emmet County
Mrs A C Jensen visits Graettinger to meet her new grandson born August 12. Rev Alfred Thompson, African missionary, visits relatives in the area. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Clark West on August 14. Families from Gractinger and Pequot spend Sunday at Interlaken Park. Magnus Hanson welcomes a baby girl. George Amdahl breaks arm cranking a Ford in Estherville. C B Larson returns from Rochester. Laura Bakke and Miss Hovertein visit relatives. Oliver Osher marks family reunion on High Lake banks. Fred Kruse and family and Albert Oddson visit Peter Peterson. Olga Refsell and May Jensen visit Conrad Refsell’s home. Peter Peterson’s animal killed by a train last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Molison
Spencer
Frank Datton
Chicago
Rita Mahan
Estherville
Etta Bigley
Whittemore
Will Higgins
Clark Westfall
Woodke
Estherville Hospital
Madison
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Peter Lansing
Bode
Graettinger
Lansling
Mary Reno
Fred Kent
Baby
Des Moines
Indianola
E. C. Kent
St. Louis
Gillettingey
Clyde Jones
Patrick Willis
Colfax
Germany
United States
Ireland
Supreme Court
England
France
Council of Action
Soldiers and Workers” Party
Russia
M. J. Reidy
Mary
Miss Jacobson
Jewell
Olene
Tanner
Jacob Brekke
Nora Johnson
Julius Anderson
Henry Sevold
Radcliffe
F. E. Schurmann
Joe Swift
Minnesota
BE. C. Franklin
Waterloo
Magnus Flangs
Times
P. Lambe
Clyde Pringle
Ringsted
Cecelia
Busy Bees
Linda Spies
Carrie Olson
Emmetsburg
Ben F. Reeves
Guthrie Center
Reeves
Lost Island
Oscar Ellingson
Ottosen
Frank Sheffield
Hans Landing
Milo Hausner
Sheffield
John Moltz
Austin
Albert Johnson
Alvin
Lost Island Lake
Tom Rierson
Rier Halverson
Lost Is
Thelma Thorson
Arnolds Park
Lewis Hauge
Knute Tveitness
Albert Thorson
Eness
H. H. Sandvik
Theodore Thorson
Jake Nyborg
Ethel
Walter Matsen
Ladies Aid
Lewis Thorson
Frank Fordyce
Emmestburg
Wm. Williamson
Story City
Chas, Ferguson
Litchfield
Veneta Sandvik
Alice Thu
A. C. Jensen
C. A. Jensen
Alfred Thompson
Africa
Nels Mortenson
Peter Hanson
South of Gracttinger
Margaret Johnson
Pequot
Interlaken Park
George Amdahl
C. B. Larson
Rochester
Laura Bakke
Hovertein
Roland
Iowa
B.N. Osher
High Lake
Oliver Osher
Canada
Fred Kruse
Albert Oddson
Peter Peterson
Olga Refsell
May Jensen
Conrad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Lumber CO
Alfred N. Jensen
the Graettinger Times
John J. Sullivan
Graettinger, In
E. J. Lawrence
Herman Weise
Ray Kennedy
Charley Jensen
Ford
Mise Viola Michaels
John Bond
Jordan
Earl Evickson
Kensett
B. A. Bergum
Cedar Rapids
James Sanding
H. Leslie Wildey
Oklahoma Indians
Ben T. Reeves
Goldfield
Ruthven
Thora Brekke
Swanson Motor Co
Opera House
Wildey
Prince Albert
J. H. Gammon
South Emmet News
Jim Jensen
Mario Jacobson
Mrs
Magnus Hanson
Hena
Farmers Supply CO
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