Death of Gabriel Gabrielson Shocks Community
Gabriel Gabrielson died Friday at Estherville hospital after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Graettinger Evangelical Lutheran church, with Rev. S. O. Sande and Rev. G. O. Paulsrud officiating. He served in World War I, was skilled in contracting work with his father, and is survived by his parents, one brother and eight sisters. The obituary notes his steadfast character, Army service, and deep community regard. Funeral attendees included relatives from Randall and Platte, South Dakota, and Chicago.
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Gabriel Gabrielson
Estherville Hospital
Evangelical Lutheran Church
S. O. Sande
G. O. Paulsrud
Randall
American Legion
Alfred N. Jensen
Lewis Christiansen
James A. Jensen
Alfred Simonsen
Calvin Gammon
Conrad Jogde
Clarence Axelton
Julius Skow
Andrew Duuzhe
Leo Christiansen
Graettinger
Gjevre
Ife
Joseph Whe
Inger Olson
Huron
South Dakota
Bertha Pederson
Amanda Kern
Lettie Burgess
Waterloo
Mra
Anna Symes
Jennie Gabrielson
Randall, Town
Lillie Franklin
Geneva Gabrielson
Spencer
Gabriel Gaobrielson
Gabriel
France
G. O. Paulsrad
J. G. Pederson
Anna
Reedel Pederson
Thomas 2. Pederson
Town
Berner Mingson
Phitle
Platte
John Anderson
Kennickee
PL. Johnson
Chica-go
Myrtle Miller
Florenca Willson
Ina Peterson
Clarice Holland
Alvina Pederson
Julian Pederson
Ole Sopelind
Selmar Stevenson
Patrick Rogers
Marshalltown
Emmetsburgy
Freeland
United Wales
Hlingis
Union Somy
Bharati
West Bent
Ogepotl
John Rogers
Wim‘matsburg
Ireland
Miois
Rogers
Ringsted and Spender Celebration Draws Big Crowds
Ringsted hosted a two day celebration with strong crowds each day. Friday’s boxing event drew a large turnout from Graettinger. Earl Blue of St Paul defeated Pud Wilson of Des Moines, while Elmer Sullivan fell to Beatty of Emmetsburg. Gavald Heed impressed as a sharp young boxer defeating heavier opponents and shows promise for future national ranking. Local residents praised the event and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Kelly
Des Moines
Archie Sheire
St. Paul
Sheire
Kelly
Silly Miske
Elyimed
Ringsted
Grachtinger
Earl Blue
Pud Wilson
Blue
Elmer Sullivan
Beatty
Emmetsburg
John Reimer Sells Clothing Store Group to Ringsted Partners
John Reimer disposed of his Graettinger clothing stock to Milo Butterfield of Ringsted and Burkhead of Armstrong. The new firm takes possession August first, inheriting four local stores. Reimer plans to enter another line of business after five years of operation by the original Lawrence and Reimer interests. Graettinger residents wish Mr and Mrs Rainier continued home in the town. The Times extends best wishes to both firms. John Carney defeats Ralph Burger in Spencer boxing match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reimer
Milo Butterfield
Ringsted
Burkhead
Armstrong
Reimer
Rachtinger
B. J. Lawrence
Messrs. Lawrence
Hance
Graettinger
Rainier
Graettingerr
the Times
Print Paper Prices Rise Citing Canadian Pulp Imports
Print paper may rise sharply soon due to pulp wood shipments from Canada to the United States. Paper manufacturers and consumers fear higher costs as supply constraints bite the industry. A new Des Moines River bridge east of Graettinger will span 360 feet on Primary 17. W D Donovan and crew from Mamersburg prepared steel piers early this week. Germany lost many submarines as officials tally wartime losses, noting 178 submarines sunk in action, with 5,364 sailors and 18 officers perishing aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U.S
Des Moines
Graattinger
W. D. Donovan
Mamersburg
Germany
Gravttinger Market Reports From Wednesday July 25 1923
Market notes show corn eggs butter and hops with top prices listed for Chickens and eggs at Gravttinger Market. Names and precise figures are unclear but report captures a midweek price snapshot and commodities traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravttinger
London Railways Boost Speed Across Main Lines
London In Speeding Up London shows five tasis achieving over 60 miles per hour while the Londoner imitates Amieriana. On the eastern ronda and trans continental lines Amieri en operates numerous rapid trains, signaling a push for faster service nationwide.
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London
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