Rock Island Train Hits Suss Car Near Estherville
Sunday evening a Rock Island passenger train struck the J A Suss Ford coupe at a tower crossing south of Estherville. Mr Suss and companion G C Coolidge leaped to safety and escaped injury as the car was demolished and the train stopped quickly. Local service men towed the damaged vehicle to town. the men had just attended M B camp meetings at Spirit Lake.
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Rock Island
J. A. Suss
Tower Crossing
Estherville
Rock Island Crossing
Mr. Suss
Coolidge
Emmetsburg Cubs Top Graettinger 4 1 in Clash
Emmetsburg defeated Graettinger 4 to 1 Tuesday evening on home soil. Norman Osher started for Graettinger with Bert Montgomery catching. Emmetsburg pitchers dominated the action and held the visitors to one run. The contest provided a lively display despite the lopsided final score.
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Emmetburg
Graettinger
Emmeteburg
Emmetsburg
Norman Osher
Bert Montgomery
Graettinger Beats Estherville 9–2 in Five Inning Contest
Graettinger defeated Estherville 9 to 2 at the high school grounds in five innings. Gammon pitched well for Graettinger in the win.
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Graettinger
Estherville
Gammon
Sheriff Nivison In Auto Collision In Sioux City
Sheriff Nivison and George Case were in a Wednesday evening crash near Ustherville when their Ford lost a wheel and struck a Sioux City car driven by two youths from Essex. Nivison suffered a nose injury after being thrown into the windshield.
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Nivison
George Case
Ustherville
Sioux City
Gracttinger
Buffalo Center to Host St. Joe Giants Next Sunday
Buffalo Center and the St. Joe Giants will play at Hand's Park next Sunday in a shifted schedule that puts the regular Park team on hold. St. Joe, boasting a strong young lineup from Humboldt and collegeers, recently defeated the Fort Dodge Boosters and claims one of northwest Iowa's top squads. Buffalo Center also fields a capable club as the rivalry heats up. An eight member Reutzel's Illinoisans orchestra, fresh from an eastern tour, will perform at Hands Park. The day shapes as a big community event at Hand's Park.
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Buffalo Center
St. Joe Giants
Hand's Park
St. Joe
Fort Dodge Boosters
Humboldt
Iowa
Hand’s Park
Reutzel
Hands Park
Death of Mathew Well Brings Sorrow to Hester Family
John Hester mourns the death of his half-brother Mathew Well who died Saturday near Tipton Iowa at about 70. Well owned a large farm east of Estherville for years and is survived by Peter Well and others in Ohio. Graettinger friends extend sympathy.
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John Hester
Lipton
Iowa
Mr Hester
Mathew Well
Tipton
Peter
Ohio
Estherville
Hester
Graettinger
Peter Miller Injured By Horse In Week’s Turn
Peter Miller was injured when a horse threw him against a manger, causing painful injuries above the stomach with no broken bones. Local friends hope for a swift recovery after a recent accident. Earlier he had fallen from a load of caps, suffering a bad injury. Household goods sale announced for August 22 by J. P. Jensen and wife before they depart for Florida.
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Peter Miller
Miller
Ringsted Beats Graettinger In Lopsided Game
Ringsted defeated Graettinger by a decisive 23 to 8 score. Ringsted showed a fast, strong team and dominated the local club throughout the game.
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Ringsted
Graettinger
Avouniay Tha Graettinger
Rinsted
Labor Day Committees Are Busy in Graettinger
The Graettinger Labor Day celebration is two weeks away with committees named for finance, free street attractions, street sports, baseball, advertising, dinner, concessions, speaker, Lund, music and other roles. Officials urge town cooperation and promise a full program to appear in next week’s Times.
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Grasttinger
the Times
Graettinger
Pinance—Voselty
H. B. Hetzler
Murland Sandgig
Herman Elsenbaat
A. J. Johnson
Pred Spies
M. Weinholzer
Charley Jensen
P. J. Paulsen
John Paulsen
J. E. Christiansen
Ben F. Reeves
IM. J. Reidy
F.C. Wiegmann
Donald Hendricks
Lyle Bufkhead
TA. Jerelt
Wm. Raepe
Art Duhn
Carl Spies
J. L. Grady
Vangie Reeves
George Frick
L. C. Gamman
Adolph Spies
Carl Spies, Jr
J. 2. Jensen
B. I. Horswell
Henry Westergard
James Wilson
Thomas Donlon
D.C. Barringer
J. J. Sullivan
A. H. Henningsen
George Vrick
Robert Simonsen
J. KH
Purner
L. C. Gammon
Clarence Axelton
Joe Amdahl
Frank
Schurmann
George
Alfred Simonusen
Martin Myhre
Th. Ty Nase
George Coolidge
Mayor Lindsey
J. B. Lambe
P. J. McCarty
A. Baumgartner
Charles Spies
O. H. Raleigh
Lund
W. H. Noble
A. Jensen
Sining
M. D. Grodland
P. J. Heaston
HH. Nenningsen
The Threshing Season Is Nearly Over
The threshing season is nearly finished with machines pulled in last weeks and others to finish early this week. Oat yields were exceptionally good with fields from 40 to 70 bushels per acre and an average around 60, all fields producing good quality oats.
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Iast
Graettinger Defeats Elk Lake In Lost Island Pool Play
Graettinger edged Elk Lake 6 to 1 at Lost Island lake on Sunday in a tense pool game. Mulroney of Mallard, noted as a fast semi pro pitcher, started for Elk Lake while Mike Englert pitched for Graettinger, drawing interest from the large crowd of spectators.
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Graettinger
Elk Lake
Lost Island Lake
Mulroney
Mallard
Social Dance at Woodman Hall Friday Night
Social dance at Woodman hall this Friday evening with admission 60 cents. The event is another popular dance night drawing attendees with new and old time steps featured.
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Woodman
Woodman Hall
Two Marriages In Emmetsburg And Independence
Two marriages reported this past week. Harlan McKinley Fredrick of Emmetsburg weds Kathryn Barnhart of Gradinger at the M E parsonage with Rev. C G Mekkelson officiating. After a Minnesota honeymoon the couple will live on the groom’s Cylinder farm. Civil remarks praise the bride’s shop and community work while noting the groom as a progressive farmer. The Times extends congratulations. J A Schulz of Ames marries Helen Gertrude Lambe in Independence Iowa. The bride, a former Gradinger teacher, will join her husband at Iowa State College where he coaches chemistry. The Times wishes them lasting happiness.
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Harlan McKinley Fredrick
Emmetsburgy
Kathryn
Barnhart
Gradtiinger
M. E. Parsonage
CG. J. Mekkelson
M. E
Wes. Mretrick
Minnesota
Cylinder
8. C. Barnhart
T. Y. Larson
Emmetsburg
Cylinder Newemborhood
the Times
J. A. Schulz
Ames
Helen Gertrude Lambe
Independence
Towa
Towa State College
Grachtinger
Will Install $2,500 Pipa Organ in Local Church
Plans to install a new pipe organ at the Catholic church this fall to serve the Grachstinger parish. The organ cost about $2,175 with a motor driven bellows at $150, totaling near $2,500. A St. Louis man reviewed measurements and prepared installation arrangements.
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Father Kelly
St. Louis
Grachstinger
Emmet County License Numbers Change Next Year
Emmet county will switch to license tag number 38 next year replacing 87. Dickinson County moves from 35 to 36 this year and to 387 next year. A county over 78 will push Palo Alto county to 79. if under 78, no change. Two People Rilled At Terril, details of fatal collision and survivors.
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Emmet
Emmet County
Dickinson County
Palo Alto
Lawn Social by Lost Island Ladies’ Aid Society
The Lost Island Ladies’ Aid Society will hold a lawn social at the home of Mrs. Nettie Thoresen on Tuesday August 25. Cake coffee and pie slamode will be served. Liverybody is cordially invited to attend.
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Lost Island Ladies’ Aid Society
Nettie Thoresen
Charley Jensen Offers Free 31-Piece Dinner Sets
Charley Jensen displays a promotion in this issue offering free 31-piece regular tree dinner sets. The display ad notes readers can earn by reading his axl and engaging with the offer.
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Charley Jensen
Little Son Of Mr. And Mrs. S. M. Anderson Is Dead
Norville Anderson four years old died this morning after a illness described as summer complaint. Doctors from Graettinger Emmetsburg and Estherville attended. Funeral tomorrow at one from the home then Danish Lutheran church South Walnut with burial in the parochial cemetery. He is survived by his parents and a sister about fourteen. Mrs Anderson has been ill for months and bed bound much of the time since spring.
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Norville
S. M. Anderson
South of Town
Graettinger
Emmetsburg
Estherville
South Walnut
Special pictures show at Hawkeye theater Friday and Saturday
Pendleton Oregon round up pictures exhibited at Hawkeye theater Friday and Saturday evenings in addition to regular Hoot Gibson feature Hurricane Kid. Clay Riggle to perform in person with trick roping. Admission 15 and 85 cents. See display page in this issue.
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Pendelton
Oregon
Hawkeye Theatre
Hooty Gibson
Goldfield Chronicle Suspends Publication
The Goldfield Chronicle suspends publication. The subscription list is taken over by an Eagle Grove paper. Goldfield, a larger town between three larger towns, cannot be without a local paper. Business leaders regret the lapse and expect another paper if needed by assessment.
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Goldfield Chronicle
Eagle Grove
Goldfield
Grachtinger
Mrs John Reimer Improving After Illness in Iowa City
Word from Iowa City says Mrs John Reimer is improving and sat up for the first time last Friday. Doctors report a serious condition is improving and she is on the road to recovery, with friends encouraged by the progress.
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John Reimer
Mars
Iowa City
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Bank
Eal Gia Lata
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
Graottinger
the Boys’ Pig Club
Pig
Battlers
Specials
Giants
Doughboys
Mrs. S. M. Anderson
Graettngers
Sional Bank
Federal Reserve System
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