Mrs John Twedt Dies After Long Illness July Fourth
Obituary of Alette Malinda Tweet Twedt born in Norway in 1846. She married John Orton in 1865, moved from Norway to the United States then to Iowa. Survived by eight children, numerous grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral held at 1:30 pm at home and 2 pm at First Lutheran Church with relatives and community mourners in attendance.
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John Twedt
C.T. Levdy
Grachtinger
T'well
Reludht
First Lutheran Church
M. Mandanger
Graettingar
Sande
Fenton
Flugum
Julius
Amos
Wesley Sevdy
Jordan
Karl Ericson
Max Baumgarner
Alette Malinda Tweet
Norway
John Orton
Twedt
United States
Roland
Iowa
Clay County
Palo Alto County
Tweitt
Tweett
Andrew
Ketehekan
Alaska
Thomas
John
Chris
Poulsbo
Washington
Matt Mortenson
Spencer
C.E. Sevdy
Grauttinger
Ira Brieson
Kensett
Iona
Anna Orton
Mrs. Twedt
Graettinger
Bho
Sandvig
Convid
Judith Frangon
Thor
Julius Levuy
Albert Loa
Matt Mortensen
Mission Soelery
Old Peoples
Swedt
Wedding of Mr George Mienker and Miss Tueille Brennan
Mr George Mienker of Penton and Miss Tueille Brennan of Utica South Dakota wed in the city with Justice J M Resh officiating. The couple will reside in Penton after a wedding trip. The groom is son of Mrs Carl Mienkee and the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brennan both of Allen South Dakota. The Times extends congratulations.
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Cane
Genettinger
George Mienker
Penton
Misa Tueille Srennan
Utica
South Dakota
Justice J. M. Resh
Carl Mienkee
Menton
Thomas Brennan
Allen, South Dakota
DeLand and Heald Named District Judges
DeLand of Storm Lake and Attorney George Heart of Spencer were nominated for judges in this Judicial district at a Knunetsburg convention. Heald led with 26 votes, Die Gand 65 and 28. Leve rein of Humboldt had 4 and 20 votes. The top two would face fall election to succeed Judge Debaml and Levee whose terms expire early next year. Also reports from Coleman Hospital at Estherville note five Gruettinger patients underwent surgical operations including Rev. M. Mandinger and Donald Lee High. Othe Gruettinger patients Julia Leonard and Wilwin Gruettinger are recovering. In Butter judging at Waterloo on June 19, Mrs Henry Hansen tied for third with Palmer Frettem of Graetlinger noted in the Creamery Journal as a notable event.
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DeLand
Storm Lake
George Heart
Spencer
Knunetsburg
O'Lock
Heald
Die Gand
Leverein
Humboldt
Debaml Anl Dude Levee
Mamersburg Democrat
Coleman Hospital
Geraettinger
Estherville
Rev
M. Mandinger
Donald Leehigh
Thomas Sullivan
Richard Spies
Junior Rick
South Swift
Othe Gruettinger
Columan Hospital
Julia Leonard
Wilwin Gruettinger
Hansen
Waterloo
Palmer Frettem
Graetlinger
Creamery Journal
Henry Hansen
Garrison
Fronts Decorated by Local Contractors Propose Labor Day Shine
Shining Up These Fronta Contractors Shaver and Kelly have repainted fronts of several Grachtinger business places in the past ten days. Mr. Shaver hopes all business fronts will be dressed for Labor Day as paint gives a fine appearance. C. A. Jensen Residence: Gilbaugh and Clemmensen have raised the pac and added a second floor, improving space and curb appeal for the Jensen home.
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Shaver & Kelly
Shaver
Liabor
C. A. Jensen
Gilbaugh & Clemmensen
Jensen
Funeral Honors A Friend Of The Missions
A tribute notes her lifelong friendship with missionary causes and mentions the Ladies Aid Society presenting a beautiful bouquet of flowers in her memory.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Illness And Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and assistance during our mother’s illness and death. Gratitude for beautiful floral gifts and for songs by Mrs Lewison Dorothy Myhre and Conrad Sundvig of Thor. Signed by Mr and Mrs C T Sevdy and others.
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Lleral
Lewison
Dorothy Myhre
Conrad
Sundvig
Thor
C. T. Sevdy
Matt Mortensen
Ira Hricson
Oral Bonstead Crowned Butter Making Champion
Hats off to Oral Bonstead assistant buttermaker at the Graettinger creamery. He won first prize in the cold storage butter contest by the National Creamery Buttermakers Association, with Ashley of Chetek Wisconsin second and Alfred Overlie of Rose Creek Minnesota third. The report praises Bonstead as a skilled young butter maker with a bright future and rewards him with a gold medal for his achievement.
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Oral Bonsteld
Graettinger Creamery
Crowmery
Keere
Ashley
Chetek
Wisconsin
Alfred Overlie
Rose Creek
Minnesota
Middle West
Bonstead
Palmer Frettem
Oral
United States
Tmos
Hin
Anan
Chimery
Creamery Tutteye Huskers’ Association
Qo A
Sernsibercel
Ory Cradlinger
Lawn
Astley
Wisty Wa Cloe Sevand
Alfred Oveeliv
Minn
Ool
Town
Wiss
Overon
Lis Soul Malta
Sy Marth Dakotas
A. Storvick
Western
Gude Ibrox
Kieffer Company
Albert Len
Minn Hep
Reynalds
Des Moines
Towa
HO. Larson
Wisconsin Butterwalers Associiation
Madison
Wis
Frettem
Nelton Win Vhitdy Palmer Frettum
Buttermak
W. R. Waskow
Arlington
Frettemine
Selmar Nelson
Mallow Arcamery
Lowa
Nolson
Wallaw
Estherville Semi Pro Team Draws Graettinger Fans
Guilford Paulsen from Wort Wayne arrives home and pitches for Estherville. Graettinger fans attend in large numbers as Estherville’s snappy semi pro squad defeats the beat clubs in the northwest.
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Guilford Paulsen
Ringsted Chautauqua Deficit Forces Revenue Loss
Ringsted business men covered a $590 shortfall for Chautauqua this year by contributing $490. Ticket sales passed the $200 mark. Attempts to renew a contract for next year failed, and Gracttinger has not hosted Chautauqua for several years. Repeated losses led to final abandonment.
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Ringsted
Record of a 102 degree shade reading at four o'clock
The report notes a 102 degree heat reading in the shade at four o'clock with a fair breeze from the west. The sky is described as perfectly cloudless and the visibility clear.
July Furniture Sale Promises Record Bargains
Henderson Furniture Co announces a July sale with deep cuts on all stock. Mr Lawison advertises astonishing price reductions as fall arrivals approach. The sale draws customers from Ruthven Immetsburg Ox gould Ringsted Wallingford Terris Motherville Graet finger Vidna, with Copyland electric refrigerators on display.
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Mr. Lawison
Henderson Furniture Co
Lewison
Ruthven
Immetsburg
Oxgould
Ringsted
Wallingford
Terris
Motherville
Graet~ Finger
Viedna
Copyland
Hondreson
Haak Statement in This Week’s Wines Report
The First National Bank of Craetlinger shows strong business with no borrowed money and a large cash balance. Borrowers paid off nearly 14,000 in notes during the period, while deposits continue to rise as people pay bills and spend, though the reason remains unclear.
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Haak
First National Bank of Craetlinger
Evervang Dias
Ctc
Amaney
Mumernus Biller
Sevinies
The Patent Love That Kid At Hawkeye Theatre Sunday
Motion picture attraction at Hawkeye Theatre Sunday evening features a first National release titled The Patent Love That Kid. Graettinger crowds are promised one of the best shows in town with a strong program also planned for Saturday night.
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Hawkeye Theat
Graeltinger
Graettinger Commercial Club Banquet Set for July 21
Graettinger Commercial club members will hold a banquet at the new city hall Monday evening July 21. The event, originally planned for next Monday, has been postponed for one week and tickets are now on sale by the committee.
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Commercial Club
Graettinger Commercial Club
New City Hall
Christiansen's Variety Promotes July Clearance Sale
A large stock of dry woolen and summer wear is being cleared at Christiansen's Variety. Prices are among the lowest in years, presenting a real money saving event as the sale progresses in July.
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Clearnanes
Christiansen
Yer McManus Vacation Plans Mentioned
Dr J P McManus and family depart today for an eastern town for a week’s vacation with relatives and old neighbors. They resided at Parnell for a number of years before moving to Gracttinger.
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McManus
J.P. McManus
Parnell
Fourth Of July Gatherings Largely Attended
July 4 events at the first Lutheran congregation in Graetlinger and St. Paul Lutheran in South Walnut township drew large crowds. Nine programs were conducted and a new band stand on wheels, built by Albert Sufferently, was unveiled for mobility. The note ends with an unrelated advertisement for tires and Gamble Stores.
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Grachtinger
St. Paul
South Walnut Township
Albert
Graetlinger
Wisconsin Cheese Gift From Green Bay Duo
Py Dindell of Green Bay Wisconsin visited Crackinggear and promised a real Wisconsin cheese gift for the Times publisher. Ole Petersen delivered a liberal supply of the finest cheese, kept in cold storage for six months to a year, which the editor calls the best. The Times expresses gratitude to Lindell and Petersen for their generosity.
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Ole Petersen
Py Dindell
Grea Bay
Wisconsin
Times
Green Bay
Lindell
Petersen
Hundreds Hear Dr Cleveland At High Lake Picnic
A large crowd at High Lake attended the annual Sunday school picnic where Rev. Dr. Cleveland of Yankton South Dakota delivered an address on Love. The speaker was praised for his sincere and durable message and the day was described as ideal despite the crowd’s size. N S Sherman of the Hopting neighborhood organized the event and felt elated over its success.
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High Lake
Cleveland
Yankton
South
Kota
Caton
N.S. Sherman
Ringsted to Play Mallard in Season Highlight Game
Ringsted travels to Mallard Sunday for a key contest, with Bert Montgomery from Grach tinger newly in Ringsted’s lineup. The Canal Linger Servitory notes excellent corn crop prospects, ahead of the fall season, after rapid growth in ten days.
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Ringsted
Mallard
Bert Montgomery
Grachtinger
Three Met Death In Ruthven Plane Crash
A Curtis Robin cabin plane crashed between Ruthven and Electric Park Sunday morning killing pilot Kennard Wilson 24 and mechanic Ernest Southworth 18, and injuring Vera Hughes 16 who died later. The NC 904 aircraft clipped telephone wires during a sharp bank and nose dived into a roadside ditch near Lost Island lake. Witnesses reported the motor idling as speed could not be raised to clear the wires.
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Ruthven
Electric Park
Kennard Wilson
Sioux City
Ernest Southworth
Vera, Hughes
Mes
Clyde Hughes
Wilson
Southworth
Miss Hughes
Spencer
Robert
George Hughes
Vera
Tonger
Lost Island Lake
Art Wild Takes Charge at Champlin Oil Station
Art Wild becomes manager of Champlin Oil Service Station on State road near the west corner of the Catholic church. He succeeds Mr. Hauge, who previously ran the business. The Times wishes him every success.
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Art Wild
Champlin
Hauge
Mr. Wild
the Times
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