DeWall Weds Estherville Young Lady
Louise Eshouse and William H DeWall married March 1 1935 at the Higgins home Estherville officiated by Rev Otis L Lang. Attendants Miss Emma DeWall and John Eshouse. Pink and white decor. Bride in white satin carried pink roses and babies breath. Groom a farmer. bride a teacher from Emmet County. They plan a home on a farm northwest of Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Higgins
Louise Eshouse
H. DeWall
Otis L. Lang
Estherville
Emma DeWall
John Eshouse
John Groves
C. C. Higgins
Caroline
Elsie
Odell DeWall
DeWall
Graettinger
the Times
Shipping Association Meeting Scheduled for March 22
Alfred Simonsen of the Graettinger Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Association says the annual meeting of members will be at the Hawkeye Theatre on Friday March 22 at two o'clock to elect officers and handle other business. Simonsen, manager since June last year, notes strong Saturday livestock shipments and a shift to outright producer cash on delivery with remaining stock sold to Chicago commission houses. He invites all local livestock raisers to attend the big annual meeting Friday afternoon.
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Alfred Simonsen
Graettinger Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Association
The
Times
Hawkeye Theatre
Simonsen
Chicago
Milestone J.7A Spies Celebrates 76th Birthday
The Observed 76th milestone for J.7A Spies last Thursday. Family and a few friends joined in a quiet celebration. Spies remains hale and hearty and advised to slow business duties, allowing a well earned rest. The Times extends congratulations and hopes he stays in the community for many years.
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Spies
Market Day Sale in Graettinger March 30
A market day sale will be held in Graettinger Saturday March 30 the final sale of the season. A large list of livestock and machinery is expected with Grodland and Reeves as auctioneers and the Graettinger State Bank serving as clerk.
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Graettinger
Grodland & Reeves
Graettinger State Bank
Emmetsburg Man A A Reichard Dies After Heart Attack
The Times reports the death of A A Reichard of Emmetsburg after a severe heart attack on Wednesday morning. Funeral arrangements await arrival of daughter Mrs M A Alianello from Buffalo with another daughter Mrs Irven Brewer in Perry. Reichard near 65, born in Pennsylvania, married Nellie McCarty in 1894. He ran a harness business with J D McCarty and was a neighbor and respected figure in the community.
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Times
A. A. Reichard
Emmetsburg
M. A. Alianello
Buffalo
New York
Rven Brewer
Perry
Iowa
Nellie McCarty
D. E
P. J
Michael
Anna McCarty
Graettinger
J. D. McCarty
Reichard
Father Murtagh Dies on St Patrick's Day in Sioux City
Reverend Joseph Murtagh born December 19 1869 in Ireland died Sunday March 17 at Sioux City at three PM. He served 34 years as pastor at Motherville Emmetsburg Gilmore City Onawa Rolfe and Sutherland and was chaplain at Briar Cliff College. He studied in Dublin and Montreal and was ordained December 28 1899. Funeral was held Wednesday morning.
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Joseph Murtagh
Lestherville
Emmetsburg
Sioux City
Briar Clif College
Father Murtagh
Ireland
All Hallow's College
Dublin
Montreal
Canada
Motherville
Gilmore City
Onawa
Rolfe
Sutherland
Boone
Marshalltown
Spencer
Catholic Ladies Aid Society
Hawkeye
Hawekeye
LeRoy Bartleman
Donald
Adolph Spies
Howard Ho
W. C. Foster
Graettinger
Joleen
Shirley Temple
St. Patrick’s Day
Father Mason
Ayrshire
Father Kelly
Foster
A. H. Henningsen
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Graetting
America
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fine Appearing Gentlemen in Palo Alto’s Log Cabin School
In this week’s Democrat a photo titled Old Family Album shows six well dressed youths Myles Mahan John Mahan James Nolan Jerry Crowley Patrick Jackman and Michael Crowley. They were among the first students at Palo Alto’s log cabin school west of the Osgood River bridge, established in 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Palo Alto
Myles Mahan
John Mahan
James Nolan
Jerry Crowley
Patrick Jackman
Michael Crowley
Osgood River Bridge
WNAX Meeting Attended by Britt Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Theyl attended the St Patrick’s Day exercises from Britt Sunday. They traveled to Yankton, South Dakota, for the WNAX meeting. They were accompanied by Loretta Conway and Mae Tindali.
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WNAX
Fred
Britt
St. ‘Patrick's
Duhn Sells Graettinger Business to Wendt of Sherburne
Wm Wendt of Sherburne Minnesota has bought the A J Duhn restaurant and beer parlor and will assume possession April first. Wendt has long worked in this line at Sherburne and recently sold another venture at a favorable price. Duhn, Graettinger’s longtime billiard business owner, has no announced plans. The Times extends best wishes to both men.
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Wm. Wendt
Sherburne
Minnesota
A. J. Duhn
Grachtinger
John Hansen
Graettinger
Alfred Hansen
Duhn
Julius Sevdy
Albert Lea
the Times
Ringsted Editor And Postmaster Visited Here
A. L. Andersen and son Ralph of Ringsted stopped at the Times office Thursday evening on their way to Lost Island to visit Mrs. Anfin Rierson. Andersen is Ringsted postmaster and former Dispatch publisher. his son runs a small town paper rivaling Ringsted’s size and vigor. Both towns are praised as strong business communities in northwest Iowa.
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A. L. Anderson
Ralph
Ringsted
Times
Lost Island
Anderson
Anfin Rierson
Dispatch
Iowa
Messrs. Andersen
Ringster
Grachtinger
Andersens
Times Office
Verne Trickel Wins by KO in Spencer Card
Verne Trickel of Graettinger scored a technical knockout in the second round against Don Rhymers of Sioux City in Spencer on Tuesday night. Rhymers was down twice in the first round and his seconds threw in the towel early in the second. Ernie Kilcoyne of Albert Lea fought on the same card and won by technical knockout in the third round. Kilcoyne, Iowa State bantamweight champion in 1982, had recently competed in the United States Northwest gloves meet and traveled from Albert Lea to Chicago for more matches.
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Verne Trickel
Graettinger
Don Rhymers
Sioux City
Spencer
Rhymers
Rhymer
Ernie Kilcoyne
Albert Lea
Kilcoyne
Trickel
Iowa
Chicago
Petersen Purchases Lindsey Barn for Farm Relocation
P A Petersen bought the Lindsey barn from Mrs Lindsey's property and plans moving it to A H Thompson's farm. The barn was built by Ed Arnette and later served as a veterinary hospital under L L Lindsey and Dr Cappen. With better roads, demand for veterinary hospitals has declined.
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Peter A. Petersen
Mrs. Lindsey
A. H. Thompson
Ed Arnette
Fairmont
Minnesota
Arnette
L. L. Lindsey
Cappen
Correction issued for wedding anniversary notice in Times
The Times prints a correction stating a Woodman Hall wedding anniversary dance was actually for Mr and Mrs Weir. The notice previously misattributed the event to Frank Weir and Mrs Doerning. the corrected line clarifies the proper honorees and venue.
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Woodman Hall
Frank Weir
Ang Doerning
Funeral Held for William L. Young in Graettinger
William L. Young, brother of S. R. Young of Graettinger, died March 18 at Wahpeton North Dakota after three days of illness. His funeral was held in Graettinger with services at home and at the M E church. Interment was near Graettinger beside his brother. Pallbearers included nephews and grand nephews. He was born April 24 1870 in Galena Illinois and lived in Iowa before moving to North Dakota in 1917 to farm. He never married and is survived by numerous nephews and nieces. The Times offers sympathy to the Young family.
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William L. Young
S. R. Young
Graettinger
Wahpeton
North Dakota
Blanche Young
Charles City
LeRoy Young
Young
M. E. Church
Arthur Bottom
Mr. Young
Gotlich Albers
Rossie
Roy Young
Alfred McCom
Clay County
Spencer
Everly
Colfax
Grachtinger
Dana College Choir Tour Coming March Thirty First
The Dana College A Cappella Choir under director G. J. Malmin will perform in Graettinger on Sunday March 31 at 3 p m, as part of its eleventh annual spring tour. Admission is free with an offering, and the group heads to Europe in June after extensive U S tours over eleven years praised by critics as a musical treat.
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Dana College
Grachtinger
Hawkeye
United States
Atlantic
Dana
G. J. Malmin
Graettinger
Supper at Lost Island Church Announced
The Lost Island Cemetery association will host an oyster supper at Lost Island Church on Tuesday evening March 26. Tickets cost 26 and 16 cents. A cordial invitation goes to the public. Afterward, the association’s annual meeting will be held for all members.
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Lost Island Cemetery Association
Lost Island Church
St Pauls Ladies Aid Serve Lunch in Hawkeye Basement
Members of the St Pauls Ladies Aid society served lunch in the Hawkeye basement Saturday afternoon and evening. They report liberal patronage and satisfaction with the day’s receipts, and they thank the public for generous patronage.
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St. Paul's
Mrs Bergum Injured In Fall Last Week
Mrs Bergum was bruised and injured in a fall at her home on Friday morning. She fell to the basement floor and was found unconscious by her husband, then carried to her room. She later regained consciousness and is now confined to bed but able to sit up, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery in the near future.
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A. Bergum
Marble Season Reaches Peak in Graettinger
The marble season is at its height in Graettinger as youngsters fill every corner and mark the first sign of spring with busy play and early outdoor activity.
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Graettinger
Machinery Sale In Graettinger Next Saturday
The Farmers Supply Co of Graettinger will hold an auction sale of farm machinery in Graettinger on Saturday March 23. Selling starts at one o clock. Grodland Reeves are auctioneers. Remnants from the transfer of Rierson Brothers stock are being sold, as the firm also enters the automobile business with Ford agency and repairs.
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Farmers Supply Co
Graettinger
Grodland & Reeves
Rierson Brothers
Ruthven
Tarmers Supply Co
Ford Cars and Repairs
Al Graettinger Wins Again in Fast Checker Circuit
Local checker champion Al Graettinger again shines in fast play. He faced Estherville teammates who overwhelmed Jackson Minnesota, where Ed Bartels and John Raasch tied for first last week. Bartels defeated Raasch in eight frames in the playoff.
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al Graettinger
Estherville
Jackson
Minnesota
Ed Bartels
John Raasch
Bartels
Raasch
Mr. Grae
The Wallingford Sale Postponed By Snow Storm
The Wallingford auction sale scheduled for March 16 was postponed to Wednesday due to a snow storm and wet weather. Rain affected operations but the sale proceeded after, with the Ladies' Aid society serving a luncheon that noon and receiving generous patronage.
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Wallingford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Last Chance to Join New Directory Telegraph Ad
This notice urges readers to place orders now to have their name and telephone number printed in the forthcoming directory before the next paper goes to subscribers. It emphasizes immediacy and the printing deadline.
Fine musical program delights high school audience
The high school hosted a well attended musical program on Tuesday night. Students scheduled for the sub district contest at Rolfe appeared, and attendees praised the evening highly despite no report yet received.
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Rolfe
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Shipping Association
Isseeusseeveees
P. A. Petersen
Lindsey
Wm. Young
Bergum
Bright Eyes
James Dunn
Charlie Chan
Paris
Warner Oland
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Joleen’ Foster
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