Gabriel Gabrielson Dies After Surgery in Fastherville Hospital
The community mourns Gabriel Gabrielson who died Friday after an appendicitis operation at Fastherville hospital. Born November 25, 1888 in Kimball SD, he lived with his parents in Gruetlinger and later in Randall. Survived by his parents, one brother Joseph, eight sisters, and a host of relatives. Funeral held Tuesday at the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Sande and Rev. Paulsrud officiating. American Legion members assisted. He served in World War I and was a carpenter with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Gabrielson
Fastherville Hospital
Evangelical Lutheran Shurch
Sande
GO. Paulsrud
Randall
American Legion
Alfred N. Jensen
Lewis Christiansen
James A. Jensen
Alfred Simonsen
Calvin Gammon
Conrad Fegde
Clarence Axelton
Julius Shaw
Andrew Duus
Coloy
Leo Christiansen
Alfred Cameron
Gabriel Marcus Gabrielson
Kimball
Brule County
South Dakota
Joseph Gabrielson
Gruetlinger
Grachtinger
Gjevre
Joseph
Inger Olson
Huron
Bertha Pederson
Rendall
Town
Amanda Kern
Lettie Burgess
Waterloo
Amy Symes
Jennie Gabrielson
Randall, Down
Lillie Franklin
Geneva Gabrielson
Spencer
Gabriel
Cmd
France
Manhoo
Dignified Funeral Notices and Ringsted Celebration Highlights
A two day Ringsted celebration drew large crowds with boxing events featuring Earl Blue and Pud Wilson, plus Ringsted Legion boxing bouts in Mimnentsburg. Reports cover ring results, crowd reactions, and town hospitality, alongside a detailed, lengthy obituary note for Patrick Rogers highlighting Civil War service and family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
Graetlinger
Earl Blue
St. Paul
Pud Wilson
Des Moines
Blue
Elmer Sullivan
Emmetsburg
Beatty
Gerald Reed
Reed
The Time To Buy Coal For The Winter
Those who buy coal now gain both lower prices and the ability to pay with summer earnings. Do not wait for fall as coal prices are expected to rise. Secure a fall supply for next winter and avoid una shortages.
Reimer Sells Clothing Firm To Ringsted and Armstrong Buyers
John Reimer disposed of his clothing store to Milo Butterfield of Ringsted and to Burkhead of Armstrong. The new firm will take possession August 1. Reimer’s Graettinger shop, started five years ago by H. B. and J. J. Lawrence, was later owned by Reimer. The Reimers plan to move to another business and remain Graettinger residents. The Times wishes them success.
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John Reimer
Milo Butterfield
Ringsted
Burkhead
Armstrong
Reimer
Grachtinger
H. B
J. J. Lawrence
Messrs. Lawrence
Graettinge
Graettingerr
Graettinger
Print Paper Costs Rise Amid Market Tension
Print paper may advance sharply soon as the market tightens with a threatened pulp import embargo from Canada to the United States stirring anxiousness among paper manufacturers and consumers. A new 100 foot Des Moines River bridge east of Graettinger, on Primary 17, will carry heavy traffic. W D Donovan and a crew from Fimmersburg haul machinery to erect steel girders this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U. S
Piper Animufacturers
Des Moines
Graettingar
W. D. Donovan
Fimmersbure
CIA
German Submarines Lost in War Highlighted by Officials
American officials report Germany lost 178 submarines in action during the war. A total of 5,364 sailors and 515 officers perished with their vessels as authorities review naval losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London Trains Speed Past Descriptions of Lonson
Eastern roads and beays-continental lines see American influence as London speeds trains at 60 miles per hour. Five trains on the Lonson network reflect rapid transit trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London 4
Lonson
America
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G. O
Paulsynd
Pederson
Anna
Rachel Pederson
Thomas Fr. Vederson
Randall, Towa
Cabriel
Reiner Klingsen
Platte
John Anderson
Kennebee
Patrick Rogers
Patrick Ropers
Marshalltown
Tie
Emmetsbury
Unitedates
Ilinois
Union
Shermans
Dhe
Ozsroud
Ayco
Meeersbury
Ies
Rogers
Eel
Dt Rogers
Marshalltowo
Gradinger
Motherville
Nes
Joan Rogers
Emimetsburg
Wimmetsburg
Bettye
Treland
Wihhols
Rowerg
Catholic Ladies’ Aid
Mariners Creanery Co
Lesa
Oscar Graven
John Gradinger
Peter Miller
Isoabase
Lambe
Ducohsen & Munsayer
Westfall Co
AL V. Borman Co
O. RB. Gardner
FA Petur Thin Co
Wi. Boecker
V. L. O'Connor
Bochmer
A. U. Jacobson
Jolngon & Spies Bros
Ebina Mote
Henry Buus
Wey Fbvg
Pogyvrenphat
UTR
Iacodson
BRL
Alfred McGombs
Thorson
Graeltinger
A. Cioupbetlo
Mermin
Mirtin Caghtlin
A. McGonoell Yuy
Albert Vatk
Arnold Doarging
August Raedke
John Nelson
Leo Shaney
John Hester Viveriseees
Wimar Fredvick
M. J. Tindall
Martin Stewart
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Es Bode Peterson
Eeeenieeieeen Moat Roy Wikert
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Warold Higgins
Cyril Jackman
Jackman
Diddie Kichl
Jubbs
Louie Kelly
Archie Sheire
Sheire
Kelly
Sheive
Dilly Miske
Havyweight
Tate
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Baal
John Carmey
John Carney
Ralph Burger
Milford
Mr. Carney
Hing
S Sonal Bank
Iowa
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