Grasttinger’s Gala Opens Hawkeye Opera House
Grasttinger celebrated the Hawkeye opening last Tuesday with a gala day featuring music by Olive Noble and the Suwanee River Quartet. Hon. D. Kulp spoke on roads, while Paul Stillman delivered a strong address, and a performance of The Mesenger Boy entertained a full house. The Grasttinger Opera House, a 40 by 80 foot white brick structure with 600 seats, was built by local stockholders to replace the old venue.
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Olive Noble
Suwanee River
Quartetto
George
Hon
D. Kulp
West-Bend
Culp
Stillman
Jefferson Ree Lunes
Hawkeye
George EK
Sweet
James Cox
Estherville
Grasttingjor Opera House Company
H. G. Harrison
Mitchell
John Sfraettinger
P. J. Paulgan
Oscar Craven
Luverne Brick Co
Luverne, Minn
Ecker and Son
Heron Lake
Minn
Mike Weinholzer
Selly
Mitchell, S. B
Thur
Jeane Cox
Estherville J
Royal Lumber’ Company
J. H. Herberger
Will
Grouttioger
Petersons to Take Over Plowing Restaurant Business
Auring changes will occur as Mr. and Mrs. U. Peterson assume possession of the Plowing restaurant on February 17. Plowing had run the business, with O. Peterson’s 43 acreage farm connected. The sale price paid per acre was $128. The Weming couple, two years in the business, will move to the newly acquired farm and the Petersons will operate the restaurant once the sale completes. Mr. Peterson, new to this business, previously worked as a baker for 23 years.
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Peterson
O. Peterson
Weming
Bnainong
Petergon
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