Local News Items From Graettinger Iowa and Nearby
Wading bella will ring in Qrachtinger Miss Gadrid Nane left for Carson Tuesday for 4 vials with her brother Mayd Nane and wife. The Misses Ellaabeth Jensen jaunt Alice Show left for northern Maine Rosa yantertay for a three mph tie vacation. Dr and Mw J P McManug Ann were at Emmetsburg Friday evening attending the home talent play Dream OF Queen Esther. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nase came up from Clarion Sunday for a two days visit with the former's parents, Dy and Mrs Th I Noane of this city. Mrs Joe Hayes and children went to Brookings South Dakota Saturday for a brief visit with her father Mr Maher. The latter is quite 1 and sat in a serious condition. E J Severoid a Story City man had a very fore Sure Juri week. He was a victim of poison ivy. C J Oliver of Emmetsburg democratic candidate for county auditor was in Graettinger Tuesday interviewing the voters of this section. Mr Oliver has no opposition in the prim vmncias Miss Mary Reidy returned from Alton Town the last of the venue to spend the summer vacation with her parents Dr and Mrs Mill quicdly of this city. Miss Reidy has then re hired for another year. Mr Arney coach in the Graettinger achaala left for Storm Lake Friday evening. He will spend the summer Reagen at that place. He has signed a contract to play baseball with the Storm Lake semi pro team during the playing season.
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Wading Bella
Qrachtinger
Gadrid
Nane
Carson
Mayd Nane
Ellaabeth Jensen Jaunt
Alice Show
Maine
Rosa” Yantertay
Mw J. P. McManug
Ann
Emmetsburg
Queen Esther
Lloyd Nase
Clarion
Miss Reidy
Arney
Storm Lake
Seneca
Malcam
Bobby Jensen
Clear Lake
Favith
Grace-Anderson
Fairmont
Badger
Webster County
Bode
Vincent Kelly
Sioux City
Otto Spies
Ruthven
Carl Spies
O. B. Anderson
Supt
Myra
A. R. McMullen
Lanesboro
Louise Grady
Arlene Duffy
Margaret Tindall
Cherokee
Father Kelly
Son City
Father Savage
Estherville
Carl Hansen
Graettinger
Northwestern
Radcliffe
Fenton
James McCarty
St. Paul
Eugene McCarty
McCarty
Minnesota
Ross Clayton
Des Moines
Pocahontas Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Union
Calhoun County Farm Bureau
Earnest Jensen
Lone Rock
Armstrong
J. J. Martin
J. le Grady
Gratttinger
Lost Island Lake
R. L. Shea
Bmmetsburg
Dobberstein
Super- Mex
P. J
D. B. McCarty
A. PD Thompson
Aperts
Spokane
Washington
Nora Jacobson
Raymond Tindall
Mary Murphy
St. Mary’s
H. A. Blaenbast
Max Baumgartner
Ames
Melvina Allen
John Reidy
Omaha
Creighton
Albert Engebretson
Buffalo Center
Grace Anderson
Agnes Christiansen
Thompson
Towa
C. A. Jensen
Margaret Anderson
Roy Boiline
Fort Benning
Georgi
Genevieve Dunn
Iowa City
Dunn
Eleanor Dunn
Elmer Adams
D. L. Johnson
Dune
C. M. Nolan
Arnold Henningsen
Elmer Masters
Cedar Falls
Ed Thompsen
Thompsen
Local residents share visits and events around Graettinger
Miles Mahan of Otmaha visited his father M H Mahan in Graettinger while Alvin Rolfson of Livermore and V D Jensen of West Bend joined. Emmetsburg resident Miss Anna Donovan, publisher of the Emmetsburg Tribune, discussed the June primaries. Local figures, including T J Conway of Mallard and M C Leonard from Milwaukee, arrived for visits as frost and industry conditions spark small town chatter.
Farm Home Burns Near Seneca Under Mystery
A farm home near Seneca burned to the ground a few days ago with the origin of the fire listed as a mystery. The report notes extensive property loss and no clear cause identified despite inspection.
Shot With 22 Rifle Leaves Dickens Man Wounded
George James of Dickens was shot while hunting gophers last week. He sat on a drag with a .22 rifle between his knees. upon turning, the gun fired, a bullet entering his chest and narrowly missing his heart. He is reported to be recovering. Ruthven Free Press notes the incident. Watch out for clever ladies cashing forged postal money orders. Many places have reported forgeries on orders stolen from various offices nationwide.
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George James
Ruthven Ree Press
Clever Lady
Ceylon
Warning on forged money orders spotted in merchants
The article cautions merchants to verify money orders before cashing them, noting that officials say government money orders are generally valid but warned against cashing orders from strangers. It mentions a woman using stolen orders tied to a North Dakota fishing license and urges directing such cases to the post office for proper ID verification.
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North Dakota
Ceylom Herald
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Woodman Hall
Brown
Miles Mahan
Otmaha
M. H. Mahan
Alvin Rolfson
Livermore
V. d. Jensen
West Bend
T. J. Conway
Mallard
Graettnger
Conway
Anna Donovan
Ematsburg
Misa Donovan
M.C. Leonard
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
John
Joseph Gabrielson
Chicupzo
Joe Gabrielson
Joseph
Herman Lippold
Otteuwa
Winois
Louis Lippold
Elsie Grastfinger
Minneapolis
Mr. Noble
Marjorie
McPhail School of Music
W. A. Noble
Thompson’s
Prunes
Winesap Apples
Meat Department
Bologne
Hompsen’s Grocery
J. E. Dunn
Recorder
Charles Stedman
S. R.stedman
Stedman
J. Z. Sullivan
Catherine McCarty
St. Mary's
Catherine Hubbard
Rochester
Hubbard
Times
North Lake
W. C. Salmon
Winnifred
Ellen
Oklahoma City
J. J. Grady
J. L. Grady
Salmon
Grady
Trenmins
Charles City
Will ‘He
Bert Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Wool Buyer
Heinz
C. A. Jensen General Merchandise
Graham
Hormel
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