Death notices from Lost Taland Township obituary page
Theodore Thoresen died suddenly from pneumonia in Lost Taland Township after a long life spent mostly there with family. Services held Wednesday at Our Savior's Church. interment in Oak Cemetery. He was married to Henrietta Bonstent, with eight children, survived by wife, father Lars Thoresen, and siblings.
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Agniz
Ting
Taland
Avoca
Minnesota
Riage
Mias
Henrietta Bonstent
Vaix
Sichildren
Lentheland
Thoréesen
Ind
Thy
F. Worthy
Untitled Fragment On Patrons And Social Friday Event
A fragmented note references patrons from the past and a social Friday gathering. It mentions February and an event at a school, with unclear names or dates but hints at renewed patronage and a polite invitation.
Died Friday Mrs Clifton Johnson Graves in Graettinger
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Clifton Johnson of Wilmington California after a period of illness. The Johnsons lived in Graettinger after the war, then moved to California. Mr Johnson served in the military and is wished sincere sympathy by Graettinger friends. Also noted is Peter McMahon of Emmetburg dying after a long illness, leaving wife Anne Doorning and four children. The Times extends sympathy to the family. Joe Hesion resigns from Rock Island to join Western Adjustment in Des Moines, citing quicker promotion and higher pay. Hesion previously served at Estherville and Pratt Kansas. resignation effective February 16. Graettinger friends wish him success.
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Clifton Johnson
Mra
Wilmington
California
Myx
Johnson
Graettinger
Californis
Peter McMahon
Emmatubure
Gorreyy
McMahan
Anne Doorning
Basides
Joe
Hoszion
Rock Tataid
T. J. Heselon
Hoslion
Rock Island
Western Adjustment Company
Dea Moines
Sioux City
Twin’ Cities
Chicago
Hetston
Estherville
Esthervillé Takes Firat Place in District Contest
Estherville pupil Miss Ying Harrington led the group at the Laureng district event. The pageant showcased Laureng High and neighboring communities with trained contestants earning recognition amid local press coverage.
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Esthervillé
Firat
Estherville
Mb-Distriet
Eatherville
Ying Harrington
Gynettinger
Graettinger Sweep Doubleheader in Weekend Wins
Graettinger High School secured two victories Friday night, a 29 19 win over West Bend for the boys and a 17 12 win for the girls. The boys’ game featured a tight first half ending 19 19, with Graettinger pulling away 38 18 final. coach Gotke praised the team’s preparation for Spirit Lake and Morningside tournaments. The girls, led by Mrs. Simmons, showed strong form with improved teamwork and will compete in Mallard next month. both squads received high marks for effort and development.
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Grasttlnjar High School
Goyk
Werk Bend
Groattinger
West Bend
Graettinger
Sarly
Graettinger Boys
Spirit Lake
Morningside
Gotke
Hid Gthiptes
Ruthven Filday
Three Couples Wed in Lake Crystal and Graettinger
Madson Brekke wedding at Warvlige on February 22, 1022 unites M. Tots. M. Matson of Lake Crystal Mirmenota and Miss Julie Brekke of thinefty with Rev. S. C. Saude officiating. Dertis Axelton played the wedding march and Miss Geneva Gabrielson sang. The couple plan a honeymoon in Minneapolis then settle on the groom’s farm near Lake Crystal.
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Arthur’ Myho
Wow Groomygian
Thora” Brekke
Slater
Waa
Dertis Axelton
Misa Geneva Gabrielgon
Marlon
Minneapolis
Nere Lake Crystal
Minnesota
Jacob Deelicke
Ot Lake Crystal
Salealady
Lake Crystul
Gruddinger
Andy
Madson
Mn. Wfe
Platcher Montgomery Tie Knot in Philadelphia
The Times congratulates E Karl Platcher of Zanesville Ohio and Evelyn Montgomery of Graettinger on their February 4 1922 wedding at St Mary's Catholic church Philadelphia. After a honeymoon to New York and Washington D C they will settle in Philadelphia where the groom works for Straus Investment and Bond Company and the bride, a Graettinger native, has held notable positions including stenography at the First National Bank and Navy Department service in Washington.
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Platcher-Montgomery
E. Karl Platcher
Zayiesville
Ohio
Evelyn Montgromery
Graettinger
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Philadelphia
Father Malone
Thea
New York City
Washington, D. C
Straus Investment and Bond Company
Mra. P. Montgomery
Motherville High
State University of Iown
Boyles School of Basiness
Omaha
Nebraska
First National Bank
Washington
D. C
Navy Department
Zanesville
University of Washington
Seattle
Naval Training Station
Naval Aviation
the &. W. Straus Investment and Bond Company
Ralvigh Named Graettinger Postmaster
O H Ralvigh checked in as postmaster of Graettinger yesterday. He took over from Myhre who served four months and will return to barber business. Myhre received praise for his service and retires with good wishes. Ralvigh is described as experienced and capable for the role.
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O. H. Ralieh
Graettinger
Myhre
Myhra
Raleleh
Birtleman Buys Barber Shop in Nebraska Move
Note reports Nate-Bartleman buying the U. RB. Next barber shop from James Callgeen and family. They traveled to Graetthiger tom Wayne, Nebraska, spying and purchasing the show from LeRoy Boe Heman. He was praised as a splendid workman. Callesen plans relocating to Portland, Oregon, as friends wish them well.
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Birtleman
Nate-Bartleman
U. RB
James Callgeen
Callokon
Portland
Otejgon
American Legion Card Party and Dance at Hawkeye Theatre
Members of the local American Legion post announce a card party and dance at the Hawkeye Theatre Bancroft this Thursday evening. Music by Chuck's Orchestra will be provided. tickets include $1 for spectators and card players. A food invitation extends to the public.
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The
American Legion
Hawkeye Theatre
Ghuck's. Orchheatre
Bancroft
Battlemania Violinixt
Danoe
Funeral Of Mrs Chris J Skow
Brief notice of Mrs. Chris J. Skow death in 1919. Funeral held Saturday at the Danish Lutheran church South Walnut township with Rev. Havisen officiating. Interment in parochial cemetery. Survivors include daughter Miss Anna Skow and siblings. Numerous relatives and friends attended. floral tributes noted. Mrs. Skow, born May 17 1802 in Schleswig Denmark, immigrated age nine with family. She married Christian Jengen Skow in 1881, lived on local farms, and was noted as a respected community member.
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Mind Ejale’ Zepp
Marine
Elain Zepp
Mya
J. A
Maine
Blete
Evangelical Church of Marine
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Highland
J. A. Spies
Gon Challes
St. Louis
Chris J. Skow
Bla Ely
H. P. K. Havisen
South Walnut Township
South Walnut Church
Denmark
Hente
America
Thisounty
Christian, Jengen’ Skaw
Petersen Place
Grachtinger
Norichy
Skaw
Mgr
Skow
Anna Skow
P. 5. Knutson
L. C. Larson
Thes
Jorgen Petersen
Cedar Pails
Gdartin
Patergen
Estherville
Pater F. Fetersen
Graettinger
Ole Thuesen
Sam, Blum
Worthington
Minnesota
Harvey Petersen
Clarence
Rolf
Haly
Eternal Piness
Mrv. Skow
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Theodore Thoresen
Gelntaken
Ingus
Rondanes
Enid
Bebe Tiaaday
Mie
Mr. Tandall
DeWall
Superior
Dor
B. Paton
Sus
O. H. Ralvigh
Ry Gardner
Guenahys
Gardney
Ry Couatte
Vetphesi
Mon Moran
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