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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
5
Mrs. Re L Hoxie and neighbors attended calls in Esther ville while families including Christiansen, Dappen, and Graettinger relatives gathered in Emmetsburg, Cedar Falls, and Minneapolis. Crops in southern Minnesota and northern South Dakota were praised as Greringer High School undergoes a teacher resignation and search for a replacement.
The Lost Island News summarizes a week of community activity with relatives visiting relatives across nearby towns. Miss Gall Masdh returns home from Chamberlain while many residents spend time with kin, attend picnics at State Park, and host or visit family in Guthery, Emmetsburg, Manley, and Des Moines.
Mr and Mrs Henry Frierson and family were Sunday guests at the John Rierson home. Those on the sick list this week are Mrs Dave Wrickson and baby. Mrs Anna Simonson is visiting relatives and friends at Cherokee. Miss Velma Johnson spent the weekend at Rock Rapids and will teach school there next year. Mrs Iver Oppadahl and Mrs Seth Smith Monday afternoon with Minx Gertrude Oppadahl. A great many wells are dry in this community due to the dry weather.
A roundup of Graettinger Iowa ads lists Amdahl's Meat Market announcing a new building and full lines of meats and groceries, City Meat Market promoting vast meat and fruit stock, Farmers Grain Co touting grain coal and feeds, Quaker Oats Co inviting continued patronage, Graettinger Bakery urging local orders, and a Farmers Grain Co note highlighting quality and pricing.
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