Graettinger Notes On Local Social And Business Moves
Sullivan publisher notes post office in Graettinger. Local residents travel to Des Moines and Ames for visits and nurse training. Miss Dagmar Petersen travels to Sioux Falls for care. P J Paulsen attends undertakers convention. Graettinger businessmen meeting postponed due to rain. locals urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Paulsen
Des Moines
Undertakers
Graettinger
First National Bank
Soren Petersen
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Dagmar Petersen
Local notices and social news from Emmetsburg area
A long list of residents and visitors is reported with travel to Kansas City Cedar Falls Wallingford and Sanborn. Births illnesses visits sales and engagements are noted including a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Edwin Besaw and a funeral in Brandon. Memorial day activities plus upcoming Lakeside Electric Park opening and local business chatter fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jacobson
Jewell
Louis Lippold
Martin Daarud
Emmetsburg
C. Welgman
Thelma Thoresen
Cedar Falla
Julia Montgomery
Wallingford
Herbert Bryan
California
Sipes
Ottosen
Swea City
Emerson Johnson
Estherville
J.C. Molison
Times Office
Clara Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Leo Clare
Clare
Graattinger
Penn
Boyd Crumrine
E. E. Green
Rolfe
Sergt
Lyle E. Green
Gree
Rainbow Division
France
Lakeside Electric Park
Lost Island
Tishenbanner
Grachtinger
Joh Bond
Sanborn
Minnesota
Palo Alto
Lane
Walter Jorgensen
Mr. Bondhus
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Hite
G. Johnson & CO
Iowa
Graet
Fred Spies
D. C. Tipp
Elizabeth Spies
Ames
John Hester
Misses Mable
Grace Hester
Mercy Hospital
Palo Alto County
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Ashington
D. C
Dean
Eply As
Bee Age Oo
Re Ae Roads Association
Earl H. Moraine
Misa Nell McCarty
Herbert Thwaite
Anly
Delmar Green
Gracttinger
Oelwein
Oelwein High School
George
Grinnell
Northwest Town
Hans Woestergard
B.S
Emmetabburg
J. HL. Thatcher
Wm. Michaels
Dunewell
Bernard Smith
Mr. Smith
A. H. Cameron
Wildey
Crown
Wildey’s
H. Leslie Wildey
Coop
Charley Jensen
Graettinger, Towa
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