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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1928

Page

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A L Ruth Dies in Minnesota After Long Sickness

Aden L Ruth aged 67 died in Owatonna Minnesota on Friday June 1 after a year of declining health. He was born April 29 1861 in Long Grove Illinois. married Lucila E Roper in 1881. Survived by wife three daughters, eleven grandchildren, two sisters and four brothers. funeral held in Manterville Minnesota.

A. I. Ruth M. C. Grodland Owatonna Minnesota Manterville Aden L. Ruth Sarah J. Ruth Long Grove Lake County Iinois Freeport Illinois Lucila E. Roper Belvidere Ilinois Aden W Snonyable Washington Mildred M Ellendale North Dakota Ruth Estherville Bishop Oklahoma Sunnyside Archie Keith Edith Grodland Graettinger Eunice Keith 4Mary B. Hilton Los Angeles G. 3. Anderson Irwin Wim Los 4 Tilinoig Vallage Minneapolia

Local Weather Warm Spell and Community Notices

Warm spell continues as Graettinger residents enjoyed mild days. Farm Bureau picnic drew many locals to Armstrong yesterday. A sale advertises a purebred Guernsey bull with quick cash terms. Funeral notices mention hies sister and Grady securing items for a theater project. A poultry dealer near Howar was fined ten dollars for failing to keep a required record.

Graettinger Armstrong Farm Bureau TOR SALE Ben FP Reaves Acob Stewart Stratford Canagin Graettinger Aisy Denton Grady Christiansen Alever Don Norman Lane Jensen Ims Howar

Geo Sweet Show At Hawkeye Theatre Next Week

Geo Sweet and his company present plays at Hawkeye Theatre in Groettinger starting Monday through Wednesday. The troupe, longtime figures in local drama, opened the venue two hundred years ago and have offered high class productions. Readers should check page seven for detailed program notes.

Geo Sweet Grachtinger Geo. Sweet Mr. Sweet Players Hawkeye Theatre Groettinger

No Picture Show Cancelled at Hawkeye on Wednesday

No movie program at the Hawkeye next Wednesday due to Geo. Sweet shows. The following Wednesday falls on July Fourth, so that night’s picture is also cancelled.

Hawkeye

Butter Bandit Identified as Merritt Oxtey John Crowley

The creamery bandit shot by Mullard vigilantes in Emmetsburg hospital refused to name himself. Identified as Merritt Oxtey and John Crowley, he served two terms in Sioux Falls Penitentiary and was released February 3, 1928. Fort Dodge area thieves are stealing butter from creameries and disposing of it locally, with several gang members active.

Mullard Emmetsburg Merritt Oxtey John Crowley Sioux Falla Penitentiary Lust Hena California Anu St. Louis Fort Doge Fort Dodge

Letter From Mrs J H Gammon From Pasalena California

A long reader letter from Mrs J H Gammon written from Pasalena California dated June 7 1928 discusses news from Graettinger Iowa including friends health and deaths. The letter mentions visits by Calvin and Clara Johnson Buchanan and expected arrivals of Mr and Mrs John Jensen and describes local life in California from May to August with tours and revival meetings.

Pasalena California J. J. Sullivan Graettinger Iowa Times Calvin Clara Harbor City Johnsona John Jensen

Muscovite Fun Fest At Lake City Tuesday

The Salak Krom In invite Oil Fellows and Rebekahs to a picnic and frolic at Three Links Park near Lake City on Tuesday June 26. The event includes bathing by the Coon River, a large amusements program, prizes, and a basket dinner. Fifty dollars in prizes and a bowery dinner are planned.

Salak Krom Three Links Park Lake City Coon River Jas. R. Sharp K. G. Lancelot

Emmetsburg County Fair Adverts In Graettinger Today

Dr McTigue of Emmetsburg is in Graettinger soliciting advertisers for the fair premium book. The Emmetsburg fair runs September 11 12 13 and 14 with acts including Shorty Flemm The Six Rockets Mann Brothers and Three Melvine. The attractions promise a splended county fair next September.

Ten Inch Rain Hits Redfield South Dakota

Miss Mario Laughlin, spending the summer at Orient about thirty miles from Redfield, sends a clipping reporting a 10 inch rainfall last Friday. The storm caused heavy hail, crop damage over a wide area, washed out hundreds of feet of track and destroyed livestock. One family had to be rescued from flood waters.

Mario Laughlin Orient Redfield South Dakota

Hat found in Tull amid party bustle near Robbing Avenus

A hat picked up during the republican and democratic con ventions in the Tull may belong to Lowden or Bowman. George Schuler reports it as a good hat and asks the owner to come to the Tiros office to claim it, promising no political drama upon retrieval.

Avenus Grachtinger George Schuler Lowden Kungan Bowman Tiros

Sale Reported of Three Durantogra Units by Firms

During the past few days Qlem mengen and Masters have sold three Durantogra units. Leo Conway wore a coach and A I Johnson was listed as coach, with Mr Huffiman of Bathervillia and coach John Cleanser named along with Wim.

Qlemmengen & Masters Leo Conway A. I. Johnson Huffiman Bathervillia John Cleanser Wim

June Brings Record Brides in Graettinger Area

The June 18 ceremony at the bride’s home united Arthur L Myhre of LaGrange Illinois with Margaret M Warner of Clarinda Town in a double ring wed ding. Out of town guests included Carl Werner Erma Schmit and more from Illinois Iowa and North Dakota. The couple will reside in Cicero Illinois after a wedding trip.

Myhre—Warner Arthur L Myhre LaGrange Winolk Martin Myhre Thin City Mergaret M. Warner Charles A. Warner Clarinda Arthur Peterson Few Sorerbury la Grange Mixa Filla Warner Maxine Warner Billy Warner Dorothy Myhre Gracttinger Brooks Ruby Warner Mendelssohn Robert Soderbury Carrie Mra Carl Werner Erma Schmit Robert and Frei Soderburg Ts- Grange Illinois Harry Kyle Chicago Ersinger Milton Iowa Merla Kidde Towner North Dakota Dorothy Serene Grachtinger Myhra Cicero South Avenue Points Minnesota Aone St. Olaf College Bla St. Olaf Western Electric Co Clorinda Grinnel Graettinger

Lost Island Cream Checks For May Totals

A list shows Lost Island Cream Company payments for May totaling amounts over 100 dollars to numerous individuals. Names include Ole Thoreson Fred Christiansen Jorgen Larson Chas Henningensens Reynolds & Co J. R. Skow Pete Hanson James Hanson and others with multiple small balances listed.

Ole Thoreson Ole Olson Fred Christiansen Vranz Swanson Anton Swanson C. M. Nolan Frank Cartey Jorgen Larson Chas. Henniingsens Jenn Jacobsen I.perees John Leonarts Pete Hanson J. R. Skow Foe Toye Veseseeereeseees

Asthma Drug Suspect Detained Then Freed in Graettinger

A stranger was arrested Saturday evening in Graettinger on suspicion of drug dealing. Sheriff Leo Shen and State Agent Pat Griffin transported the nervous man to the county jail, where examination showed asthma and he was released Monday.

Graettinger Leo Shen Pat Griffin Emmetsburg

Man Struck by Automobile. Thomas Cullen Injured

Thomas Cullen of Cylinder broke a leg Saturday evening when struck by a car driven by a young man named Brodigan near the Greek restaurant at Emmetsburg. The accident happened during a heavy rain storm with street lights out. Cullen is brother of Alexander Cullen, former Palo Alto county sheriff.

Thomas Cullen Cylinder Brodigan Emmetsburg Henry Agnew Myr. Cullen Alexgailer Cullen Palo Alto County

Rainy Saturday Night Boosts Crop Prospects

A long sought soaking rain fell Saturday night delivering widespread benefits to crops worth thousands of dollars. Prospects for the season are described as wonderful despite seasonal ifs before harvest and corn picking, contrasting with last year’s poor outlook.

Marriage notices reflect local families and ties

The Times extends congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lande and notes their good marriage prospects. A separate notice reports the May wedding of Burr Leslie of Peterson to Miss Elizabeth Jones of Sioux Rapids at the M. E. parsonage in Spencer. Dr. J Herbert Cloge officiated. Percy Hastings and Una Braser witnessed. the bride wore a yellow gown. The couple will reside in Sioux Rapids with the bride previously working at Jengen Cafe in Grapttinger.

Lande Burr Leslie Peterson Elizabeth Jones Sioux Rapids M. E. Parsonage Spencer J. Herbert Cloge Percy Hastings Ina Grapttinger Peters

Butter Bandit Not A Very Polite Christian

A local tale from Graettinger reports a cinema of religious disagreement around a butter bandit shot by vigilantes at the Mallard creamery. A minister from Emmeree burg visited the hospital to offer solace, learning the bandit belonged to a different denomination than his own. The bandit then asked who summoned all the preachers cluttering the ward.

Mallard Graettinger Emmereeburg

Robberies Reported in Rochester During Last Week

A Rochester visitor recounts that robberies are common in the city where many strangers pass through. He describes an incident near a hospital park where a Montana man was enticed by a stranger into a hotel room and robbed at gunpoint of money and jewelry. Citizens are urged to stay vigilant.

Rochester A. H. Henningsen Andrew Mr. Henningsen Montana

Christiansen Family Held Reunion Sunday in Graettinger area

A large gathering was hosted at the Frank Christiansen home on Sunday with a splendid dinner and a joyful, convivial mood. Attendees included L. E. Christiansen and family, A. H. Thompson and family, Art Aanonson, Elmer Olson and family, Bred Graettinger and daughter, J. G. Amdahl and family, Carl Christiansen and family, Lena Christiansen, and J. Dy. Thorsness and son Norman from Huron South Dakota, spanning Graettinger Wallingford Estherville areas.

Carl Christiansen Lena Christiansen

Bea the Camp Fire Girls Tea Party at Miss Home

Bea the Camp Fire Girls held a tea at Miss home on Thursday afternoon, warmly attended with a decorative red white and blue flag day theme. An enjoyable program featured songs and performances by Irene Westergard Switt Vivian Norris and others. An accident report noted a large Chrysler sedan involved in a road water wreck with occupants trapped.

Bea Tla Hoteas Rive Mieke Irene Westergard Switt Varin Vivian Norris Megigerg Mergora By J. Mitchell

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. L. Ruth J. H. Gammon Jensens American Legion and Auxilary Woodman Hall A. N. Jensen Burt South, Dakota Joe Lande Wethervilla Leslie—Jones Speliich Harizo
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