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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1913

Page

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Mitchells Sell Out to Balstrud and Jensen

This week E J Mitchell disposed of his dry goods and groceries stock to John Balstrud and Chris Jensen of the city. Possession will be given tomorrow August 1st. The new owners are industrious young men with good records. Balstrud has clerking experience with Leslie Wildey and Jensen with H N Osher. The firm should be strong and customers urged to patronize these deserving young men.

John Balstrud Chris Jensen E. J. Mitchell Ddry Balstrud Leslie Wildey Jensen H. N. Osher Messrs. Halstrud and

Land swap scam shocks Hettinger farmer in Arizona horse deal

Halverson traded three quarters of a section of land for a bill of sale for 200 horses after meeting a stranger in Minneapolis. He later learned theArizona horses were not deliverable, leaving him short a quarter-section and facing a loss. The tale involves the Miles City sale and alleged guarantees from a dubious land outfit.

Hettinger N. D H. B. Halverson Coconiino County Arizona Halverson Minneapolis Miles City

Man Folds Land to Recoup Loss From Flagstaff Horse Scam

Halverson travels to Flagstaff chasing reports of horse schemes tied to bills of sale. He discovers many claim there are no horses and dozens of hunters press on regardless. Halverson loses land and cash, gathers names of accused traders, and hopes to sue to recover losses.

Halverson Flagstaff Coconino County Flagsaft United States Figtaff Orginator South Dakota Hettington Eltizang

Mayor a busy man in Gratinger court scenes

On Saturday Marshall Peter sen a trested Lloyd Refsell for speeding and fined five dollars plus costs. A petition to refund the fine circulated among business leaders, while another urged raising the speed limit from ten to fifteen mph within city limits. Monday the mayor held court again in Graettinger on a pig lot odor case, Harrison agreeing to clean up the pig lot.

Marshall Petersen Lloyd Refsell Ingvald Refsell Cam Iron Young Ressell Graettinger H.G. Harrison Messrs D.C. Tipp L. P. C. Larsen

Unusual Northern Meteor Dazzles Night Sky

A Tuesday evening sighting reports a large bright meteor near the east, moving northeast from the zy uarth. Its brilliant trail lingered, curling like smoke for ten to twenty minutes, as observed by Pioneer.

Darrow Engagement Fails At Clear Lake Chautauqua

A large Clear Lake crowd was disappointed Thursday as Clarence Darrow failure to appear for a lecture on labor troubles could not be explained. Management waited to 9 o clock, efforts to reach Chicago lecture bureau officials and detective Burns proved futile. The audience fears Megers Darrow and Burns may also miss their engagements.

Clear Lake Chautauqua Pavilion Clarance EB. Darrow Los Angeles Darrow Chicago W. Q. Burns Megers Darrow Burn

Postmaster General Burleson Orders Engraving Change

The Postmaster General Burleson orders the engraving on a postcard to replace President William McKinley with Shomag Jeffirson. The directive shifts official imagery on the card.

Burleson Shomag Jeffirson W. J.mckinley

Auto Ditch Crossing Accident Near Humboldt Dredge

A car carrying Dr Van McCauliff and a nurse and driver plunged into a four to five foot ditch on Air Line road north of Blumboldt after a warning barrier failed. The occupants escaped unharmed and reached Webster City that evening. the car was later hoisted and deemed undamaged except for paint. The incident spurred blame over the dredge crossing barrier and warning signals.

van McCauliff jMurse Algona Webster City Air Line Blumboldt Champson Humboldt Fort Dodge

Dubuque Specialist Injured in Train Wreck Near Callender

Dr M Budyk a Dubuque optical specialist was removed Friday from his quarters at the Paris hotel to Mercy hospital after injuries from the M and St L passenger train wreck a few miles south of Callender Wednesday morning. Four ribs were broken and he suffered serious bruising. The wreck occurred while the crew tried to make up lost time between Fort Dodge and Des Moines when a driving wheel broke and toppled three coaches down the embankment. The doctor is known locally for several professional visits.

M. Budyk Dubuque Paris Mercy Hospital Callender Doccor Ft. Dodge Des Moines

Man Surrenders After Wife Desertion Case in Ayrshire

Will Olsen of Ayrshire Iowa walked into the police station asking to be jailed for wife desertion. He said he fled from his wife and anticipated a warrant. Olsen was placed in jail pending investigation of his case.

Will Olsen Ayrshire Iowa McDowell

Mexico Trouble and the Huerta Recognition Debate

Ambassador Wilson testified before the Senate foreign relations committee detailing the Mexican upheavals from Diaz’s abdication to Huerta's rise. He argued for restricted recognition of Huerta’s government while the hearing featured secrecy orders and a lengthy narrative from the ambassador.

Mexico Wilson Senate Foreign Relations Bryan Porfirio Diaz Madero Huerta

Skirt wind causes auto crash and injuries at Fen ton

Miss Clara Newel, driving near Fen ton, lost control when a sudden breeze blew her skirt into her face. The car went off the grade and upset. front axle bent, rear wheel mined. She escaped with scratches and bruises. The Algona Advance suggests ladies wear pants or tie skirts.

Clara Newel Fenton Algona

Graettinger PTA to Lead Emmetsburg Chautauqua Womans Hour

The Graettinger Parent Teachers Association will host the Womans Hour at the Emmetsburg Chautauqua on Thursday August 7 from 4 to 7. Mrs J C Bannet of Des Moines, a state officer, will assist. Members meet Mrs Bannet Wednesday evening at Mrs J A Spiesman's home from 8 to 9. A large Graettinger delegation is expected at the Thursday Emmetsburg gathering.

Parent Teachers Association of Graettinger Emmetsburg J.C. Bannet Des Moines Ben- Net J. &. Spiesmran

Woman sues telegraph firm over misdelivered telegram

Mrs Elson of Valley Junction sues Western Union for 5000 dollars claiming a telegram sent during her mother's illness was altered at Valley Junction from Elson to Olsen and never delivered. The suit hinges on the misaddressing and non delivery of the message.

Elson Valley Junction Western Union Telegraph Company Olsen Eto Telegraph Company

Spirit Lake Patriarch Militant Camp Dates Announced

The I O O F chapter Spirit Lake announces its Patriarch Militant department council will camp on the south shore from August 9 to August 18. On opening day members visit Etshatville for a sightseeing drive, followed by an elaborate luncheon at Graufs Green Room.

O Vu Towa Spirit Lake Grauf

Has a Bad Runaway Graettinger Runaways Runaway

Saturday afternoon Phil O'Connor's team ran away from the stockyard area frightening bystanders. They slipped south through the gravel pit past William Storm's cook car, knocked the driver from the seat when a clothes line struck him, and continued toward Henry Westergard's blacksmith shop. They collided with Mike Lenard's auto causing a badly damaged wagon but no injuries. It was another lucky runaway with spokes knocked from a wheel.

Graettinger Phil O'Connor Eam Storm Henry Westergard Mike Lenard

Beware of Horse Traders From a Minnesota Farmer

A farmer in Waseca County, Minnesota, killed ten horses after glanders struck his herd. The illness spread from a four-horse purchase obtained from traveling horse traders. The Lake Park News urges farmers to beware and for village and township authorities to act against these traders until they leave.

Waseca County Minnesota Lake Park

Hunters Protest Drainage Lease at Wall Lake

Hunters protest the 20 year lease of Wall lake near Clarion by Fred Austin. The state receives 200 per year for 1808 acres. He plans walls and drainage costing 35000 dollars, arranged with the state executive council where his father in law, State Treasurer Brown, serves. Hundreds of anglers and hunters oppose the drainage plan.

Fred Austin Wall Lake Clarion Brown

Stone in Ear Incident Reported in Terril

On last Monday afternoon the younger son of D. O. Mohr living south of town inserted a stone into his ear, similar in size to a bean. It remained until Tuesday when he was brought to town and the stone was removed by Dr. Schooey. Considerable irritation had developed before the cause was found.

D. O. Mohr Dr. Schooey Terril Tribuane

Milford to Welcome New Grocery Firm of Conlon and Ryan

Milford to open a new grocery store by William Conlon and M. J. Ryan in the Burk building lately occupied by J. B. Winton. Interior work underway as they prepare for occupancy. Conlon brings several years in general merchandise at Terril. Ryan is a respected local businessman. The firm plans a complete grocery assortment and aims to be a strong, cooperative service to customers.

Milford Wm Conlon M. J. Ryan Burk J. 8. Winton Conlon Beau Terril Ryan Being Sap, Noble Groveries, Sycosss Milford’ M

Dissolution of Mayne and Palo Alto Report Firms

A notice states the firms Mayne and the Palo Alto Report have been dissolved. The brief item records the official change in business status and declares the cessation of corporate existence under applicable laws.

Mayne Palo Alto

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