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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
9
Community notice invites readers in Graettinger and vicinity to share news of visitors and visits. Submissions welcome for weekly news briefings and local happenings.
A long list of residents and visitors from Emmetsburg and nearby towns fields a week of travel and social calls. People from West Bend Estherville Gra, Gunther and Will Swit, Miss Anna Myhveese, and many others were noted in daily activity. Local events include a Mothers Club reception, Sunday visits, and plans for a northwest town meeting on May 13 with election activities nearby.
Mrgi Stein visits Emmetaburg with friends while fox hunting yields nine young foxes captured by Lee Reed and Howard Seeley. The parent fox survived but may be recaptured. Sam Grangar plans to stay in town. For rent or sale: 320 acres of hay and jin-sin land between Emmetsburg and Gruotuinger, west of Osgood, with a corner well. Write Geo T Cross and T Eldy in Sioux City Iowa.
A notice seeking a married couple without children to rent two or three furnished or partly furnished rooms. Location listed as Gov. Harmon at H. L. Wilde's store, with no children mentioned.
Ten year old Paul Dording, son of Nis Dording, was struck by Chris Bodghs car while crossing near the livery. He was taken to Dr Hilgers where his wounds were dressed and he remained unconscious for a time but is said to be recovering. The incident serves as a warning about playing around autos.
Mrs P C Refnell and Mrs Meyers visited our schools Wednesday, sparking praise and a wish for more visits. Three pupils on last Friday's program delivered gramparaneous falls lasting nearly ten minutes. The Grampar Room students studied the twenty two processes in needle manufacture after prior interest in a petroleum exhibit showing crude oil and five products.
A Bud Accident injures Petar Miller Tuesday while guiding a roller under a house. His arm was caught and the roller pressed into the arm as helpers freed it. Dr. Nase found bruising to muscles and flesh but no broken bones. He will be laid up temporarily but is expected to recover and return to work soon.
The Mothers Club reception at Mrs. P. Paulson's home drew a large attendance. The program featured welcome remarks by the club president, musical pieces, recitations, and papers by members. Ketohon and Tenn sang duets, clergy spoke on maternal influence, and Turncanro shared a life generation tale before refreshments and social visits. Some guests arrived late due to weather.
The document announces the formation of Palo Alto Creamery Company under Iowa law with capital stock of five thousand dollars, articles list manufacturing butter as the business, board of directors named, officers appointed, and rules on meetings, amendments, and liability. It specifies the date of business start, term of twenty years, and governance details with stockholder voting and capitalization rules.
Mr and Mrs Jess Ellis mourn the loss of their newborn daughter born shortly after nine in the evening on the thirteenth. The brief life ended quickly, leaving parents with sorrow yet comfort in belief the child is with God and angels in Heaven. Sympathies are extended to the family.
Fragmented text discusses turpentine derived from pine sources and a comparison to American supply chains. It hints at regional production in India and concerns over diminishing availability, noting references to quantities and hoped improvements.
Hany McCarty states he has secured a quarter within the Coast D'Aling reservation. He notes land adjoins town site of Plommer and spans up to a mile in extent. The description highlights timber and land quality with tall pines and firs.
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