Sermon title and church services at Methodist church
Dr. Holmes quotes a line on churchgoing and invites parishioners to Sunday morning service titled Jesus came to Grachtin ger. If you are a strong man you will be helped by this service. An evening service at 7:30 led by Rev. J. A. J. Cunningham, Pastor, offers another hour of spiritual guidance.
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A. H.' Shiver
London
Stoakes
Lawrence Macdonald
Dim Bigley
Macdonald
India
Mr. Bigley
Calvin Gamnon
Harry Marsand
Lawrences
Lawrence
Gibson
Harry Marsland
John Marsland
Harry
Charles Roberts
Roberts
Gib Bon
Tailor- Grig
Edith
Armandale
Eva
Gildren
Archie
Keith
Near Wallingword
Acotty
John Andrew Holmes
Methodist Church
Jesus
Grachtinger
Holmes
J. A. J. Cunningham
Weather turns springlike as snow vanishes in mild spell
The report notes a stretch of pleasant spring weather with temperatures around forty above and melting snow. A frost returns earlier in the week while a postponed wrestling match features Joe Stangl of Carroll and Fred Grubmeir, with predictions of Stangl losing twice in 75 minutes and hopes of Grubmeir earning a belt if linked with a strong manager.
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Fritz
Lye
Funeral of Agnes McCarty Held After Death Mention
The funeral for Agnes McCarty was held Saturday morning at a Catholic church with a high mass. A very large attendance of friends and neighbors filled the services, and the remains were laid to rest in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers included John Roldy, Emmet Lamb, Edward Bulteha, and a Thomad. Dayton.
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Agnes McCarty
Idutwack
Hervices
Pirochial
John Roldy
Emmet
Lamboi Edward
Bulteha
Dayton
Notes of the Auction Ring
Local auction notices list multiple closing out sales around Graettinger and Gradtinger. Auctions feature horses cattle milch stock farm machinery and household goods with free lunches at noon. GRADLAND & HEP P and J. A. NelsonJohn Jertson clerk.
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Graettinger
Gradland & Hepp
J. A. Nelson
J. E. Conway
Grodlund
John
Jertson
D. Barrett
Gracttinger
Gradlund & Tepp
Vincent Kelly
D. A. McDonnall
Ruby Sale
Ongood
Duroc
Jersey
J. G. Jonswold
John QO. Jertson
J. T. Corbin
Spe
Vernon Township
Tassel
Moprng
Slo
Hid
Wallingford Wrestler Wins Two Fall Match
George Richards of Wallingford defeated Laula Olson of Arnolds Park in a two fall match at Wallingford. Richards weighed 286 pounds while Olson carried about 50 pounds less. In a preliminary at Wallingford Gerald Reed beat a young man named Johnson in one fall, despite Reed being outweighed by 26 pounds.
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George Richards
Wallingford
Laula Olson
Arnolds Park
Richards
Olson
Arnolds’ Park
Gerald Reed
Johnson
Reed
Perenes
Ruthven Beats Graettinger In Close Gym Showdown
Ruthven High School boys and girls traveled to Graettinger for a big district gym night. The girls lost 20 to 13 but played their best, while the Ruthven boys dominated early but faltered, losing 29 to 3 in the second half amid aggressive play and home crowd energy. Local P T A program at the high school featured music, a flag drill, and talks on physical education and financing the nation.
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Ruthven High School
Groettinger
Ruthven
Graettinger
Ruthoven
Thare
Gracttinger
the Times
Locs
Spirit Lake
Plansive
Parent Teachers Association
Hors Tha Spies
Clara Suss
Supt. Gotke
Arlene Myhre
Evelyn Swift
M. J. Reidy
J. A.spice
Times Sales Service Propels Local Auction Advertisements
The Times reports growing comptinents from auctioneers and praises co operation with sellers. It highlights the newspaper as a leading farm gate paper in northwest Town and notes ads appear where sales occur.
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The
Times
Northwest Town
Neck of the Woods
Pie Social in Vernon Friday Evening
A pie social will be held at the District No. 2 school house in Vernon township seven miles east of Grads tinger Milday evening. All are invited to attend. Miss Ama Mills is the teacher.
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Vernon
Vernon Township
Gradstinger
Milday
Ama [Milles
Armstrong Plays Friday Evening at Graettinger
Graettinger fans greet a Friday basketball doubleheader with Graettinger girls facing Ottosen and Graettinger boys meeting Armstrong. Last year Armstrong defeated on their floor. both Graettinger teams expect wins. Games start 7 30 with admission 25 cents or 60 cents.
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Graettinger
Ottosen
Armstrong
Graettingar
Wera
Ruthven-Graetitinger
Adris
Abbie Gardner Sharpe Dies at Colfax
Abbie Gardner Sharpe, aunt of Mrs. Frank Meade of Bramaetsburg and sole survivor of the Spirit Lake massacre of 1857, died at Colfax Friday evening. She was fourteen at the time, later ransomed by friendly Indians. The log cabin of the massacre remains at Arnolds Park. Woodman lodge initiates Monday with refreshments after. many members urged to attend. Auction on February 8 will feature a new Dodge automobile barely used.
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Woodman Hall
S. George
Abbie Gardner Sharpe
Frank Meade
Bramaetsburg
Spirit Lake
Colfax
Minnesota
Arnolds Park
Woodman Lodge
F. C. Woigmann
Conaul
Slow pallbearers raise doubts at funeral gathering
A grim quip about slow pallbearers surfaces at a local funeral, prompting laughs and mixed reactions as attendees reflect on timing and respect during the service.
Special Picture Monday at Hawkeye theater for Europe relief
A charity moving picture show at the Hawkeye theatre Monday evening January 31 aims to aid starving European children. Admission for adults starts at 25 cents, with options to donate more. All proceeds go to relief, no local costs, and the Opera House company donates the venue. The film titled Good Gracious Annabelle stars Billy Burke, with proceeds fully devoted to buying food for children in famine-threatened Europe.
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Hawkeye Theatre
Paulsen
Europe
America
Opera House
Gracttinger
Annabelle
Billy Burke
Grant Giffen on Trial for Murder
Grant Giffin of Ringsted stands trial in Estherville for his father’s murder. The trial opened Tuesday with jurors named and completed by Wednesday. If acquitted he could inherit up to 200000 dollars. conviction would forfeit his share. Attorneys J E Williams of Mason City and J J Van Ness of Algona defend.
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Grant Giffen
Grant Giffin
Ringsted
Estherville
Eugene McCarty
Walter B. Gleason
Fred Hansen
Geo. W. Swanson
Paul Paulson
E. J. Pax
August Hager
Benjamin Herbranson
Frank Smith
A. W. Paird
Harry Jones
A. K. Ivergon
Giffin
Atty
J E. Williams
Mason City
J. van Ness
Algona
Benjamin Confesses He Killed His Wife
L. J. Benjamin of Algens confessed in open court to killing his wife with a hammer after a quarrel over another woman. He said a fit of rage led to the strike, and he may seek a jury trial or waive it for a judges’ decision. Evidence suggested a strong likelihood of conviction. He returned home calmly fifteen minutes after the act and later stood beside his wife’s coffin declaring innocence.
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L. J. Benjamin
Algens
Coyle
Benjamin
Haupgain
Forest City tobacconists face nicotine stock ban ultimatum
The Forest City mayor issues an ultimatum to all tobacco dealers prohibiting stock or sales to any person. The Ed Estherville Democrat notes school authorities blame most boys in the city for adopting a pill habit, claiming widespread exposure and influence.
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Forest City
Adillery
Estherville
Democrat
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