Intrepid Cupid Unites Graettinger Couples in Denver
Reports from Graettinger detail two marriages with ties to local families. M Harold Loerke of West Bend wed Irma Christopherson of Graettinger in Denver Colorado on December 29, officiated by Rev K Schuus. The Frick Spies wedding in Estherville linked George Frick and Hertha, with plans to reside in Graettinger.
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Denver
Colorado
Harold Loerke
West Bend
Irma Christopherson
Graettinger
K. Schuus
Norwegian Lutheran Rch
Andrew Christopherson
Arvada
Graettinger High
Loerke
Funeral of Wm Caspire of Wallingford
The funeral for Wm Caspire of Wallingford was held Saturday at 1 pm at his Wallingford residence with Rev Hannen presiding. Pallbearers listed, interment in cemetery northwest of Graettinger. Mr Caspire, 71, died of heart failure after a long illness. survived by wife Elizabeth Pegum and several stepchildren and daughters.
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Caspire
Wm. Caspira
Wallingford
Rev
Hannen
J. O. Kase
Chris Larsen
J. Jacobsen
Graettinger
Mr. Campire
Wm. Campire
Germany
America
Emmet County
Marengo
Elizabeth Pegum
John
Fred
Charles
Cedar Rapids
Ida Paougle
Cedar Rapida
Lena Rosburg
Emmat County
the Times
Farewell Party for Jertsons at Graettinger Lutheran Church
A large crowd attended a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. John O. Jertson at the Graettinger Lutheran church. They received a substantial purse and token of esteem, and both had long served in the church choir and activities. Mrs. Jertson and nieces later visited Wallingford to reunite with relatives, while their belongings were stored near P. J. Paulsen furniture. Many friends extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity. Also noted is Estherville Vindicate Republican issuing a historical ad supplement.
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A. Frick-Spies
George Frick
Storn
O’connor
Slaven
Joseph O'Connor
Phillip O'Connor
West Rasttinger
Geneva
Minneom
Hid
Graettinger
John O. Jertson
Jettaon
Jertson
Mallard Falls In Cage Battle With Local Five
Graettinger defeated Mallard 26 to 16 on Mallard floor extending their winning run. Elsenbast led Graettinger with six baskets and a free throw while Johnson, Patergenst, Ericson and Young contributed. Mallard’s comeback in the second period showed improvement though Graettinger held the edge all game.
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Mallard
Local Five
Groettinger
Ias Bnd
Graettinger
Seaon
Elsenbast
Johnson
Graettinger Faces Armstrong In Big February Clash
Graettinger prepares for its season’s key game against Armstrong in the Graettinger gym Friday night February 1. Armstrong's four-year veteran squad is tall and skilled with sharp shooters. A previous meeting ended in a 16 to 16 tie, followed by a two-point loss for Graettinger in overtime. Locals anticipate a strong turnout and a decisive home win.
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Patergenst
Ericson
Young
Oval
Holger Geil
Fidlar
Ruthven
Armstrong
Maylard
Terris
Arnolds Park
Ringsted
Ayrshire
Graettinger
Graettinger Gymnasium
Grachtinger
Hannef
P. G. Johnson Sells Graettinger Store And Residence
The Graettinger business and home of P G Johnson were sold to W H Noble and J P Conway respectively. Noble will run the grocery and take over the store first of the month, while Conway gains the residence for 3100 dollars. The sale marks a full transition of Johnsons Graettinger interests as Noble plans to expand later into merchandise.
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P. G. Johnson
W. H. Noble
LF. Noble
Mr. Johnson
J.P. Conway
Mr. Noble
Submuary
Mr. Conway
Johnson
Graettinger
Cullen Brothers
Jacob Gertsma
Jensen & Halstad
Gradtinnor
West Bend
New London
Minnesota
Noble
the Times
Henry Hansen Wins Medals for Butter Quality
Henry Hansen, a butter maker at the local creamery, wins medals for high grade butter. In the Ames Educational Contest held in Decorah on January 10, he earned a bronze with a score of 04.25, while last summer he captured the gold at Waterloo. The Times congratulates him on the honors.
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Henry Hansen
Decorah
Waterloo
Times
Majestic Demonstration Announcement In February
Charley Jansen plans a Majestic range demonstration the week of February 4 090. An advertising blitz is set to run in Times and Wadk's with details on a gauge and pricing to attract buyers.
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Majestic
Charley Jansen
Majestic Ranges
Times
Ges
Water Pipes Frozen and Breaks Hit City Utilities
Severe cold caused water mains to freeze in the city, breaking 28 feet of pipe. Officials replaced lines by Tuesday while pumping water to homes, schools faced closures, and the Grasttinger Tile Works also suffered bursts. Banks in Sioux Falls closed as Dakota financial strains spread.
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Michaels
Grasttinger Tile Works
California
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Michael Conlon
Emmetsburg
Dakotas
Montana
J A Spies Wins Out In Globe National Fight
Indictments against Hawkins Mortgage Co of Portland Indiana were returned in Indianapolis. J A Spies, a director of Globe National Fire Insurance Co of Sioux City, testified against the Hawkins group amid a failed bid to take over Globe National. The Ruthven Emmetsburg game and welfare loan relations are noted, as is the pending liquidation and auction of assets with Spies lingering as a controversial figure among stockholders. The Hawking case goes to trial, watched by local Globe National investors.
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Hawkins Mortgage Company
Portland
Indiana
Indianapolis
J. A
Graellinger
Tia Globe National Fire Insurance Company
Sioux City
Hawking Bros
Hawkins
Globo National
Mfr
Hawkins People
Iowa
Globe National
Insurance Company
Loan Association
Spies
Deat
Ruthven
Emmetsbure
Ruthven High School
Emmitsburg
Emmetsburg
Tndianapolie
Hawkins Mort
Asuo- Ruthven
Exchange
C. O. Befeell
C. O. Refsall
Grachtinger
Hia
Roma
Globe National A
Crief Letter From G H Peterson Of Grandin ND
G H Peterson of Grandin North Dakota writes about harsh winter weather with zero to 30 below temperatures. He notes January 4 as the coldest morning at 35 below, insufficient snow for sleighing, mail delivery by car with detour, and that his wife and daughter had grippe but are recovering. He mentions Iver J Iverson family of Fargo formerly of Graettinger visiting in October.
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G. H. Peterson
Grandin
North Dakota
the Times
Iver J. Iverson
Fargo
Graettinger
Notice to renew Country Gentleman subscription
Renew at once to avoid missing issues. Aluminum ware display arriving and available for purchase. visit Charley Onsen to view the new stock and place orders. Kent Lowell will submit your renewal.
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Bee Lowell ‘Kent
Closing Out Sale By Harry McColliwh February 7
Local notice announces a closing out sale by Harry McColliwh on February 7 near Grachtinger. The listing mentions five head of horses, a herd of cattle including cows and calves, and one mute colt. The ad contains garbled text but indicates a single event with livestock offered.
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Harry
Ringsted Bank Reopens After Reorganization
The Ringsted State Bank, which previously closed, reopened for business yesterday after a full reorganization. The new institution is owned by 260 of the former depositors, strengthening its financial position, with H. W. Jenson serving as vice president of both the old and new banks.
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Ringsted Bank
Ringsted
H. W. Jenson
County Federation Meeting At West Bend
A county federation of women clubs will meet at West Bend on Saturday February 2. The gathering will begin after the Rock Island passenger from the north arrives, followed by a luncheon at noon. An afternoon program will conclude with a tour for four town guests in the evening. All ladies are invited.
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County Federation of Women's Clubs
West End
Rock Taland
Place
Tetum
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Atty
James Fay
Art Henningsen
Legion
Martin Myhre
J. A. Jensen
Viggo Jacobsen
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Lake Park
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