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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1927

Page

17

Local Notes from Graettinger and Surrounds

Residents and visitors listed with Monday through Saturday activities spanning business calls, social visits, and travel. John Hester and A. H. Henningsen conducted transactions and purchases in nearby towns. Evelyn Thoreson returned from Wallingford. J. M. Resh suffered a sprained thumb after a winter ice fall. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Swift hosted a Five Hundred party. Mrs. P. Montgomery remains ill with neuritis. Albert Jensen plans a move. Westergards relocate. Mrs. C Higgins and H M Sigler travel to Carroll County for Mrs. Trucks illness. Trucks at 84 suffered paralysis. Woodman and Royal Neighbor dance draws crowd with Iowa Trio and midnight lunch.

M. J. Laughlin Estherville Joe Swift Progressive Five Hundred P. Montgomery Albert Jensen Jas. Jacobsen Myhre Dan Westergard Westergard Lost Island Township C. Higgins H. M. Sigler Carroll County Trucks

Lunch Room Opens East of Paulsen Furniture Store

New lunch room operates in the building just east of Paulsen Furniture Store offering meals and lunches with home cooking. Patrons are invited to visit for a cool lunch or hearty home cooked meat dishes and are asked for patronage.

Paulsen Furniture

Graettinger Notes On Residents And Travels

Bert Barrett and family residents of Graettinger Iowa. John and Lloyd Carney just back from Rochester Minnesota where Lloyd underwent seventeen radium treatments and will return regularly for years. My and Mrs W F Tressier moved to St James Minnesota. he will work for J H Nichtern on a 1000 acre farm with a new 6000 dollar house. L T Petersen of Jackson Minnesota greeted friends in Graettinger after a wind storm damaged his corn by about 1600 bushels, but his small grain yield was strong. Barney Hassel returned from Ottawa Illinois.

John Lloyd Carney Rochester Minnesota Lloyd W. F. Tressier St. James Fressier J. H. Nichtern Nichtern L. T. Petersen Jackson Graettinger Petersen Barney Hassel Ottawa Ilinois

Adlevika Claims to Cure Gas and Stomach Ailments

An advertisement-style notice says a woman and her husband fell ill from gas but improved after taking Adlevika. It praises the medicine for relieving bloating and chronic constipation, claiming a single spoonful removes gas and cleanses the system. The signer is Mrs 2B from Binkley.

Binkley Adlevika Adleika

Three Brothers on 1 Percent Sections Near Kadoka

The Munger brothers, who settled near Kadoka in northwestern South Dakota in 1992, say they farm 1 percent sections with beef and pork profitably. They pasture 200 hogs on alfalfa, finish in corn, and yield oats, corn, barley, oats, flax, and cane fodder per acre. They also raise chickens, turkeys, milking cows, and maintain a garden with daily mail and telephone service and nearby churches. For inquiries they cite agricultural agent H. F. Hunter in Chicago.

Kadoka South Dakota Munger Brothers Mungers H. F. Hunter Union Station Chicago

News Notes from Graettinger and Surroundings

John O Jertson of Boone called in Graettinger on Thursday. George Stamp visited his sister Mrs G C Coolidge in this area last week. Mr and Mrs T C Traog of Mallard and daughter Mrs Willard Kerbs and family of Havelock visited J P Wagner and wife Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Frick on Sunday January 30 at Coleman hospital Estherville. The Times sends hearty congratulations to the couple. Mrs A C Brown of Estherville was an over Sunday guest at J A Fleming’s. Fleming’s aunt is Mrs Brown formerly Miss Viola Brown. A card party was held at Woodman hall Tuesday evening by the Catholic Ladies Aid. Mrs Lottie Hendricks, Mrs H B Hetzler and Mrs J H Hester chaired. Attendance was good and all enjoyed, lunch at 11:30. Mrs A V Bormann won the honors of the evening.

John Luke Graettinger Grachtinger Anna McCarty Social Home Club Dora Smith Jacob Prigk J. C. Molison Spencer Wm. Penn Jack J. C. Foster Estherville J. L. Birkland Eunice Iowa City Lars Tigesos Sioux Falls Tr. J. Duffy LaCrosse Wisconsin Morence Wells Emmetsburg Miss Shatava Coleman Hospital Ashland J. A. Spies Charles Hey Bessie Shatava Cora Christopher This Place Clara Shatava Paullina M. E. Lauries’ Aid Society C. KH. Norris Thursay Anderson John O. Jertson Boone George Stamp Rockwell City G.C. Coolidge T. C. Traog Mallard Lottie Hendricks H. B. Hetzler J. H. Hester A. V. Bormann

Emmetsburg Specials Lose Return Bowling Match

Emmetsburg hosts Fricks Specials in a return three game series losing by 40 pins, 2862 to 2312. Emmetsburg won the first game by 62 pins and the second by 34, Graettinger won the final game. Individual scores list Hilton Thoman Moulton Vamistorm Ebberke Worland Drake Turner DeLawyer Sullivan among others, with totals cited for each bowler.

Frick Emmetsburg Ping An Graettinger Clair. Ger Victori Emmetsburg Hilton Agthoman Moulton Vamistorm Ibi Byown Seeaees DeLawyer Sullivan

Warriors Beat Specials in Low-Scoring Bowling Match

Hansen's Warriors defeated Frick's Specials by four pins in a three game series at Dunn alley. Both sides posted low totals with the Specials nearly four hundred pins under their Emmetsburg effort. Warriors also failed to reach their usual score.

Hansen’s Warriors Frick’s Specials Dunnalley Emmetsburg Warriors Hansen's Warriors J. Duhn DeLawyer Carl Drake

Spies Family Visits Ventura Creamery Event

Mr and Mrs Carl Spies and son Richard drove to Ventura Saturday to visit Otto Spies and his family. Otto Spies works as the creamery buttermaker in Ventura. The creamery held its annual meeting Saturday with a large spread served to about two hundred attendees and a fine program.

Carl Spies Richard Ventura Otto Otto Spies

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Ching Iran Frunes Libby Rei Nobie’s Grocery Iowa O. R. Gardner Hammersourg Dan Burns Emmetaburg Gracttinger Friends Woodman Hall Iowa Trio Orchestra Dr. Scholl Gracttinger, Iowa John Hester John Ingrebriteen Immetsburg T. Jacobsen Jawell Graattinger Bert Barrett Graettinger Duhn Bros Wiegmann’s Cash Store Mersey McLaughlin’s McLaughlin Butk F. C. Wiegmann Gunderson Motor Co Wallingford, Iowa Farmers Supply .Co Graettinger Maurer Sales CO Spencer, Distributors
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