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Local festive notice highlights gifts for all ages including toys candies nuts and fruits. Readiness for holiday giving is emphasized with a variety of items suitable for children and adults alike.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
2
Local festive notice highlights gifts for all ages including toys candies nuts and fruits. Readiness for holiday giving is emphasized with a variety of items suitable for children and adults alike.
Fisk Jensen and Bolstad report Burr Oak News items. Clemensen brothers shelled corn at Youngs with Raymond Berg hauling hay to Graettinger. Roy Young visits Larson's. Barrett dehorned cattle for Ole Eggeland. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stewart travel to Butler county. Will Ellis visiting Peters home. Giffen and Donaghy drive to Windom, Minnesota. Young folks skate on High Lake. Barrett at Nelsons. BJ Harrington heads to Sioux Falls after summer work. Homer Lockwood from Spring Hill plans to locate near Ruthven. rents a farm. Ressell couple at Ole Myher’s near Estherville. Miss Stena Nelson visiting Frank Barrett’s sister. Berg and Lockwood trip to Laurens. Short course attendance common. Harry Hansen injured but improving. Ray Berg takes cattle to Sioux City. sister Rebecca stays with Mrs. Berg. no school Monday to Thursday for Short Course.
A crowded Missionary Meeting was held at the parsonage on Wednesday afternoon. Merle Misener, Sigward Sevatson, and Albert Richard visited home for a day. Thirty to thirty-five gravel-hauling teams worked as townsfolk anticipate better roads. Numerous residents traveled to Estherville for shopping and events. A dance was scheduled at Woodman hall for December 21. Quack grass gathering persisted with W C Kendall expanding a drug-grade root business. wages were strong, with many workers earning substantial weekly pay.
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