For Sale Classified Listings from Graettinger Area
A series of small ads offering real estate and items for sale. Listings include parcels east of Graettinger, Elsenbast and Speck properties, a purebred Hampshire boar, dressed hens, 500 bales alfalfa, 800 bales alfalfa hay, R&B Cafe sale, barrels repurposed as trash burners, Great Heart Lump and Stoker Coal from Wallingford Coop Elevator Co, and fur trading by S W Fur Co with prices noted for civets and muskrats. Also mention of local contact names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grachtinger
Elsenbast and Speck
Graettinger
Luther Herrick
Great Heart Lump
Fragmentary Arms Trade Note From Obscure Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names, codes, and numbers with no clear event or context. It mentions several seemingly random terms and places, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable subjects. The readable content provides no verifiable facts to summarize beyond the jumble of tokens.
Local notes recap Graettinger area families and visits
The item lists local residents and relatives visiting, traveling, or grieving. Edwin J. Gangestad sprained an ankle after slipping on ice and remains off her foot for weeks. The Baedke family attended the State College fraternity show with their son Rennie. Others attended funerals in Moorhead and Pipestone, with multiple trips to California and Minnesota for family events and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Gangestad
Route St. James
Mini
Graettinger
Martin Baedke
Ceri
State College Fraternity
Rannie
Don Nelson
Lie
Creetings
Ciaerdins
Thank You Notes From Mourning Families
Expressions of gratitude from several families for sympathy, memorials, flowers, and visits after bereavements. Names mentioned include Rev. Curtis and Dr. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Garretts, Mrs. C. V. Carter, Mrs. Jorgen Petersen, Rev. Reitz, Mrs. Reitz, and Ernie Knutsen plus six pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Dawson
Aaron Garretts
Virgil
Virgil Starkey
Jorgen
Anna KK
Births: Ronald Dean Jacobson and David Richard
Mr and Mrs Richard Jacobson of Graettinger are parents of a son Ronald Dean born Sunday Jan 17 at Holy Family hospital weighing 8 lbs 3 oz. Grandparents Blanchard Jacobson Jerry Schacherer and others noted. Also Mr and Mrs Jorgen Knusien announce a son David Richard born Tuesday Jan 12 weighing 7 lbs 12 oz with five brothers and one sister. Grandparents listed. Mrs Eldridge welcomed a daughter born Sunday Jan 17 weighing 8 lbs 2 oz at Eldly Family hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jacobson
Gracttinger
Holy Family Hospital
Ronald Dean
Michael
Connie
Blanchard Jacobson
Ted Schacherer
Wallingford
Richard Johnson
St. Paul
Minn
David Richard
M Jorgen Knuisen
Graetting
Jerry Eldridge
Graetlinger
Eldly Family Hospital
Gracttinger Family Thanks Friends After Loss
Mr and Mrs Walter Tindall Randy Dee and Johnnie express gratitude to friends and relatives for cards memorials and food given during the illness and death of their Dad and Grandpa Gracttinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tindall
Randy
Dee
Johnnie
Italy Family Hospital
Mrs. C. V. Carter
Gracttinger
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Clark
Poe
Bom
Roamel
Decker
Rath
Armour’s Star
Le.ave
Borden
Lavore
Lugar
Bie, Lowa
Vaeterins
Paakep
Teneo
Martin
ABC
Sorat
Westinghouse
Bonstad Tidwe
Yar
Hank Srvive Center
Hampshire
Wm. Joyce
Fred Luhman
Harry Nelson
Richard Schang
Maurice Jacobson
Christy Drug
Stein Heifer
Rathman
S&w Fur Cy
Gractlinger
Vaitay
Beyogors
Elise
Espa
FEM Veale
Lee Ee
Wale
Muses
Charttingeh
Ohd
P & ON Bwilding
Pete Patarsen
Bargar
Honsot
Teddievamasa
Lthyen
Ore
and Thoms
Jesharkesaanad
Conetith
Aimeesand
Sly Wursts
Wra
Thompson
Paul
Lee de Ileward Tefr
Fay
California
Mr. and
Alis
Deren Koulsen
Allen
Tos
James Lansen
Craelinger
Wm. Tansen
Motherville
Marengo
Peter Llansen
Marengo Hospital
James Hansen
John Hansen
Peter Hansen
Veterans Hospital
Town City
Patronize Times Advertisers
A. Jensen
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