Graettinger Local News Highlights from Emmetsburg to Wallingford
Emmetsburg visitors and residents frequent the town, with many callers from Estherville and Graettinger. Notables include Mrs. M Meng, J M Kuegel, A G Here, Art Henningsen, Peter Knutson, Leon Thompson, Alfred Skow, and J L Nolan. A variety of family moves, church and social events, a Civil Society meeting, births, flu illnesses, and local business dealings are noted, along with Los Angeles visits and a springtime move to Butterfield Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeuut
de. Wildey
Frank Fordyce
Immetsburg
M. Meng
Isberville
J. M. Kuegel
Emmetsburg
A. G. Here
Art Henningsen
Emmitsburg
Peter Knutson
Estherville
Sac County
Leon Thompson
Alfred Skow
Grachtinger
Tey
S. O. Sande
Otlosen
T. Montgomery
Emimetsburg
John Wikert
Marvin
Emmetshburge
Untersirelier
Reynolds
Thomas Digby
Omaha
Albert Choresen
Superior
Joly’ Williamson
Bimmetahburg Tesday
CG. M. Nolan
Emmettsburg
Fd Scott
Gruettinger
Jacob Brekke
Betherville
Advertising copy for cleaning and pressing service
An old style classified line promotes cleaning and pressing services. It uses witty claims about advertised shortcomings and invites customers to bring in garments for cleaning and a crisp press. The tone mirrors period newspaper ads urging readers to act promptly.
Graettinger sale ads and farm listings in paper
Market day sale in Graettinger on March 6 is announced along with stock auctions by Frank Weir on March 11 and John Jackman on March 16. Peter Fell auction on March 9 and Co K Pierson Chester White sale plus home property sale are advertised. J W Kizer and Charles Schmuck report a successful I O O Fy gathering in Mitchell South Dakota as lodge representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Frank Weir
Graettinger Times
John Jackman
Peter Fell
Fell
Co. K. Pierson Chester White
J. W. Kizer
Charles Schmuck
Mitchell
South Dakota
Local notices and visits around Graettinger area
Peter Miller of Nicolet Minnesota visits. many residents travel to Estherville Emmetsburg Jewell and Mason City for business and visits. Knights of Pythias hold large Estherville convention. several locals injured or ill, including I P C Larson. Ed Andersons’ firms report Paige and Dort cars. board members prep for meeting. Embroidery Club hosts gathering. various relatives and neighbors travel from Des Moines Sunnyside and Sioux Falls to share time in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Wildey's
Peter Miller
Nicolet
Minn
M. Schlessinger
Curlew
N. Nelson
Des. Moines
Mayme McCarty
Estherville
BF. J. Schurmann
Olene Jacob
Marmetsburg
Mable Andersen
Luverne
Chris Pierson
Henry Hauge
Jackson
Minnesota
BE. F. Nefstead
Ella Jacobson
Jewell
Olene
Tanner
M. QO. Grodland
Aden Ruth
Sunnyside
Washington
Bernadette Berends
Sioux Falls
John Jackman
Guess
F. J. Newhall
Knights of Pythias
Pythians
K. P’s
Court House
Lord
Wildey
Peter Knutson
R. W. Andrews
Emmetsburg
M. Johnson
Joe McCulloch
Rodman
C. H. Robernus
Wallingford
R. W. Schooley
Omaha
A. H. Cameron
Gladys Cuthbert
Ca Cunningham
Des Moines
T. C. Sandvng
Marshalltown
Ed Anderson
Tipp, Farm
Graettinger
George Truesdell
S. G. Cook
Mason City
J. F. Noble
John O. Jermon
Embroidery Club
I. d. Newhall
Also Mentioned on This Page
John J. Malan
John J. Mahan
McCarty
Oleg Mhoresen
Th.t. Nane
Hans Westergard
Walter Matsen
Hausner
Cook
J.T. Michaels
J.B. Given
Lake Mills
Th. T. Nane
Fred Jondahl
Louis
Story County
Louis Thoresen
Sheffield
Wm. Donaghy
Windom
Bune
John Robbins
Livermore
J. L. Birkland
Mary Grodlund
Walter Grodland
Marston
Wisconsin
M. D
Danish Ladies’ Aid Society Aviul
Henry Westargard
Clifton Johnson
California
Johnson
P. G. Johnson
Myra
Nicollet
Wm. Mincer
Spencer
Heheilk
Ray Knutien
Franz Swanson
M. J. Reidy
Winthrop
Iowa
M. J. Laughlin
Martin Ausland
Madeline
Evelyn Bradley
Lewis Larson
Willard Crim
the Times
W. J. Stevens
The
Times
Henry Schmit
Mallard
Thee Lind
Roy Young
Hy Hy Sandvik
Empmetsboro
Win
Blom
Butterfield
Los Angeles
Andrews
Andrews Pharmacy
RED Pep
Columbia
Columbia Graphophone CO
M. Weinholzer, Jr
Graettin
Mr. Farmer
C. H
H. N. Osher
R. C. U. Store
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