Foster couple wed in Onawa on July 20
Eugene G. Foster of Gradlinger Iowa and Nora O Neill of Mapleton Iowa were married at Onawa in a 9:50 am ceremony conducted by Rev L J Savage. Best man was Loren O Neill and bridesmaid Gatherl ine Foster. They plan a honeymoon in Minneapolis then settle in Estherville where Foster works as a Rock Island clerk.
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Eugene G. Foster
Gradtinver
Misa Nora O'Neill
Mapleton
Iowa
Onawa
L. J. Savage
Loren O'Neill
Lestman
Gatherline Foster
Minneapolis
Estherville
Rock Island
W. C. Foster
Rorkland
Gradlinger
Aind
Poster
Ammetsburg Hotel Stock Reaches $54,700
The Democrat reports sales of Ammetsburg Hotel stock reached $84,700 by Tuesday noon. At this rate the goal of $100,000 will soon be reached.
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the Democrat
Ammetsburg
Graettinger merchants offer special prices draw shoppers
Graettinger merchants push discounts drawing patrons from Ruthven Emmetsburg Ringsted and Estherville. Osher Department Store and CG A Jensen store run sales while A J Tolinsot advertises financing plans for McCormick Deering tractors. Reading this week's Times shows how households can save during current discount pricing.
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Graettinger
Ruthven
Emmetsburg
Ringsted
Estheville
Osher Department
CG. A. Jensen
A. J. Tolin
Sot
McCormick Deering Tractors
Car Accident Near Emmetsburg Leaves No Injuries
Sunday afternoon near Emmetsburg a car occupied by Ross Gilbaugh and a Westfall resident, with two youths, left the ditch at Rock United railroad crossing. The vehicle rolled, windshield shattered, top bent, yet all occupants escaped without injury. The crash occurred when front wheels locked on loose gravel along the road.
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Gradlinger
Ross Gilbaugh
Westfall
Rock Usted
Emmetsbure
Bridge Improvements by Supervisor Sun Dese
The Des Moines bridge approaches on the Limes Highway have been fortified with substantial posts and protective measures. The update, praised as an improvement, is part of ongoing work on the high grade at the Jack Creek bridge, aimed at making the area safer after years of hazard.
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Suss
Thant
Des Moines
Limes Highway
High Parade
Jack Creek
Sioux Falls to Play Bat Sunidity at Hand's Park
Sioux Falls set to meet Royal Giants at Hand's Park next Sunday in a battle royal. After the game, Hanson of Fairmont will trestle the Mysterious Gronberss, a 210 pound mat artist. Next Sunday promises a big day at Hand's Park per the ad in this issue.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Walls
Royal Giants
Hand's Park
Hanson
Fairmont
Gronberss
Estherville man pleads guilty to bootlegging charges
Roy Lowman of Estherville pleaded guilty to bootlegging. He was fined 600 and 90 days in jail, with sentence to be served in Clay County jail. The badge allowed him to return home to harvest his crops.
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Lowman
Roy Lowman
Estherville
Kimmersburg
Clay County
Andrew Petersen Pioneer Citizen Dies After Illness
Andrew Petersen a Palo Alto county pioneer died Saturday after months of illness at the family home. Born in Fyn, Denmark on November 10 1846 he came to America and settled in Palo Alto county where he raised a large family. Survived by six children seventeen grandchildren and four brothers and sisters he was remembered as a devoted husband father and citizen of high character. The funeral in South Wilaut Danish Lutheran church was conducted by Rev N P Simonsen with several relatives in attendance and many neighbors paying respects.
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Andrew Petersen
Palo Alto
Nisson
J. G. Petesson
West of Town
Peterson
Ehdreh
South Waliut
N. PP. Simonsen
Berantin
Ows
South Wilaut
Simonsen
Stud Bihan Mtengers
D. AL Buss
Peter Dorgens Tavs Larsen
Pop. Petersen
Peter Petersen
Dolar Christiansen
Fyne
Denmark
Keltoiswit
Tekor
Petersenaue
United States
New Jersey
Kansas
Alta County
Hue Edevar Edie
Anarriage
Marie Kristine Westerzard
Dleswul
Cne
Diva Whan
Mia
Chr Gy Stafferson
Bunstead
Petersen
Daniel Petergen
Yi Op. Dulin
Palo Alto Counby
Wso
Iam. Kruse
Conway
Hans Westergard
Dunich Westerword Wood
Pauhien
Dulin
al Grachtinger
Mars
Pitersen Pato
Alta Country
Christ
Eiigen
Uiose
Dutl
Puter
Wuehlers
Ringsted Celebration Enjoys Busy Ringsted Festival
Ringsted hosts a large Labor Day style celebration with hundreds attending the boxing show and daytime festivities. Threshing begins Monday with fields near Ringsted nearly finished. local oat prices run about 31 cents per bushel with new oats on the market.
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Harry Wilert
Maaily Reunion At Mahan Home
A July Fourth reunion at the M E Mahan home brought together Sanity family members including Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson of Renville Minnesota Miles Mahan of Omaha Loretta of Council Bluffs Thoning Mahin of Webster City Maymo Mahan Woodke of Urbandale and WL H Sullivan of south of town The day sparked lasting memories and genuine pleasure among the family members.
Harvest Season Near End Says Persistent Rain Delays Threshing
Farmers report the harvest season is ending with some still threshing this week while rain delays finish. Central surveys from local farmers indicate the small grain crop is good but below last year’s peak and straw yields are short this year.
Chautauqua Week Continues With Fine Graettinger Program
The Graettinger Chautauqua opened Monday evening and has run daily with afternoon and evening shows. Attendance is fair as harvest keeps country residents busy, but the series offers high quality programs under Superintendent Miss Aikin who has managed well and pleased attendees.
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Graettinger
Aikin
Wallingford Defeats Graetlinger In High School Diamond Clash
Wallingford baseball team defeated Graetlinger 22 to 18 on the local high school diamond. Graetlinger suffered a sequential head in the sixth inning while the visitors rallied late, driving in catchers to seal the win. The game featured heavy hitting and lively running, making it an engaging contest for spectators.
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Wallingford
Graetlinger
Local Girls To Play Wallingford Girls
Diamond ball gains popularity as Graettinger and Wallingford girls schedule an evening game in Wallingford next week. The exact date and slate are not yet announced.
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Wallingford
Graettinger
Carney Team Defeats Stosi Town By Ten Points
The Carney ball team defeated Stosi town by a margin of 10 scores in an interesting game. The Citrus game will be followed by a diamond ball match between Grachtinger and Ruthven at Lost Island Lake next Sunday afternoon, staged just before the regular ball game.
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Carney
Ruthven
Grachtinger
Lost Island Lake
Diamond Ball Schedule and Vacation News
Diamond Ball items outline upcoming games from July 24 to July 31 featuring the Doughboys Battlers Specials and Giants. The team has taken a week off with no standings change and Friday’s game was canceled due to Ringsted, Chautauqua impacts caused further postponements.
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Diamond Ball
Doughboys
Battlers
Specials
Giants
Dattlers
Specialettes Hold Off Doughgirls In Close 26–22 Game
Thursday evening action saw the Specialettes defeat the Doughgirls 26 to 22. The prior game gave the Doughgirls a win, leaving both teams tied in percentage. Batter ies were Anna Nolan and Marie Thompson for the Doughgirls with Grace Anderson catching, while Ella Nesselroyd pitched for the Specialettes with Linda Spies catching.
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Doughgirls
Houghgirls
Anna Nolan
Marie ‘‘Hampson
Doughbrlsi
Grace Anderson
Ella Nesselroid
Linda Spies
Diamond Dust Can Grady Explain This
Jones maneuvered around Grady on the bases in Friday’s game which was postponed due to the Legion celebration at Ringsted. The Specialettes and the Doughgirls field strong diamond squads and promising summer games are anticipated.
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Grady
Jones
Legion
Ringsted
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Fumetsburg
Sun Dese
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
Lowa
Tah Raat
Hingated
En Loys
Strong
Reed
Johnson
Leen
Graetlinger Market Reports
Diamond Ball League
Buttlera
Bebe Aeee
Doughboya
Seveceete
Graettingers
Federal Reserve System
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