Local News Items From Graettinger and Surrounding Areas
Distant visitors and local residents appear in a Graettinger area roundup with arrivals from Chicago Los Angeles Beaver Dam and Fort Dodge. People visit relatives attend hospitals attend funerals and plan visits in Estherville Storm Lake Lyle Ringsted Nevada LeMars and Des Moines during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sanding
Estherville
Kathryn McCarty
Chicago
D. E. McCarty
C. A. Shiley
Graettinger
Des Moines
Bob Schaney
Holy Family Hospital
J. A. Spies
Wm. Hossack
Adolph Spies
Community notes and visits fill local pages
Andy Axeltén redecorating First Lutheran interior. Milwaukee guest A N Schmitz stayed with niece Mrs Arnold Alesch. Merle Petersen and Wisconsin visitors came to see relatives. Supt EV Manchester in Des Moines handling matters. Mrs Elmer power and family from Denesburg visiting. Mrs Barney Hassel visiting. Upcoming feature in The Chicago Herald American magazine The Doorbell Swindlers. Two Iowans escaped a $100,000 Mitchell hotel fire. Ted Girard of Emmetsburg among last to leave. Rabid skunk chased Mrs John Umbehower. family dog killed the skunk after fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Axeltén
First Luthéran Church
A. N. Schmitz
Milwaukee
Arnold Alesch
Merle Petersen
Wisconsin
Manchester
Des Moines
Elmer Power
Tenty
Denesburg
Alice
Ors
Sqhealler
Barney Hassel
Graettinger
Herald- American
The
American’ Weekly
Chicago Herald
Great Color
Mitchell
S. C
Ted Girard
Emmetsburg
John Umbehower
Chariton
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Jack’s
California
Armour
TIDE
Armour's Star
Hershey
Curtis Tonderum
Ringsted
C. A. Jensen
Tyler
Minnesota
Jenjsen
George Hoyt
S. W. Duhn
D. Ja. Barringer
LeRoy Miller
John McDonald
Nevada
Iowa
Martin "Thompson
Wili, McConnell
Osgood
Times Office
J. J. Sullivan
Kenneth McDonald
Graettinger McDonalds
Lyle
Gus Alesch
Remsen
Alesch
General Assembly
A. H. Henningsen
Paloo Alto
Aronld Alesch
Albert Speck
Sioux City
Tony
Susan
LeMars
L. J. Kass
Michael
Anna McCarty l
Vincent Coughlin
Fort Dodge
Piles
F. D. Rustad
Spencer, Iowa
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