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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1898
Page
5
G Raettinger Times lists subscription rates as one copy one year in advance for $1.00, six months for 50 cents if not paid in advance. Lab advertisements and changes in advertisements must be received by Tuesday noon.
Ole Knudtson attended the Burg Friday while Al Falb spent New Years at West Bend. A large crowd enjoyed Friday night’s dance. A.A. Christopher visited the county seat. Talks rise of a church furnace. O. G. Dalen aided George Bros invoice last week. Rev. Kennedy remains a noted Crokinole player. Postmaster Berg operated at the county seat Saturday. German services held in Flannery hall Saturday afternoon. Miss Miller visited Milford on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dubn of Lost Island visited Reno Sunday. Rev. Jorgenson of Bede conducted services Saturday evening. Mr. Brown of Emmetsburg rented the Flannery building for the new bank. building repaired for readiness. Will Joyce to be cashier for now. Calls for waterworks draw attention as town debates feasibility. Dr. Davis visited Saturday. Crokinole sociable at George home yielded fascination as players lingered into the new year.
Postmaster General Gary orders a series of commemorative stamps marking the Trans Mississippi and International Exposition at Omaha in 1898. Denominations under consideration include 2 cent, 5 cent, 10 cent and others for public use on mail matter and merchandise.
The column lists subscribers since the last issue, including B N Meredith John Quin Thomas O Conner Jacob Brekke Spies Bros Greettinger Sav Bank Rierson Bros Ty Hoff Nels L Nelson Martin Anderson G H Krol John Jones Smith Bros. Mrs Gammon has been unwell but improving. Tuesday she could go out briefly.
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