Local notes from Emmetsburg and nearby towns
Local residents travel between Emmetsburg Estherville and Sioux Falls for visits and medical appointments. Mr and Mrs J D McCarty and Mrs B E Kelly visited relatives in Emmetsburg while others attend meetings and ball games. Several women accompanied by friends traveled to Sioux Falls to consult Dr Mac and attend a county PTA meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Collins
Maron City
Alfred, Skow
Fort Dage
E. J. Lawrence
Estherville
M. O. Grodland
Sioux Falls
Mac
J. A. Spies
Thoresen
Th. T. Nae
Carl Spies
Joseph Bigley
Emmetsburg
M. C. Grodland
Ward Noble
T. Sullivan
Estherville Folks Noted In Local Notices
A Brooklyn of short items reports Martin Myhre and Mrs. Shaver traveling to Estherville. Many residents visit Emmetsburg and Des Moines, with births, illnesses, new homes, and car purchases noted. Pedigreed names appear alongside local church and school events, weddings, and travel notices.
Regional social notes and local travel updates from Graettinger
Rev S O Sande returns from Ottasen. Mrs T J Hession rode north Tuesday evening. Mrs Grover Yaberg visits Estherville. Mrs Levi DeGeest travels to Pella Iowa Tuesday to visit relatives. Mrs Andrew Christiansen and daughter Mrs Halvor Clemitson return from Bode. Gerald Thoreson noted. The Times extends congratulations to Mr and Mrs B H Horswell and children after Spirit Lake visit. Mr and Mrs Wm Donaghy visit from Windom Minnesota by auto. Thomas Galleger of Emmetsburg arrives from North Dakota to visit relatives, brother of Mrs John J Sullivan of Graettinger. Soo company operator. Mrs D J Stoakes and Mrs Will Hetling visit John J Sullivan home. Rock Island train delay causes a brief visit. Lost black plush belt. finder, Times office. For sale some spring calves. Sullivan Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sande
Ottasen
T. J. Hession
North
Grover Yaberg
Estherville
Levi DeGeest
Pella
Iowa
Andrew Christianden
Halvor Clemitson
Bode
Gerald Thoreson
B. H. Horswell
Spirit Lake
Harris
Wm. Donaghy
Windom
Minnesota
Thomas Galleger
Emmetsburg
North Dakota
John J. Sullivan
Graettinger
Soo Company
D. J. Stoakes
Will Hetling
Little Son
Hardwick
Rock Island
Miss Lena’s aunt ill in Esteline South Dakota
The item notes Lena Knutson traveling Tuesday to Esteline South Dakota to visit an aunt not expected to live. It mentions May 17 as a date for Martin Simons and extends congratulations to happy parents in The Times. Also references A R Espeset of Wallingford’s recent surgery in Estherville hospital and visits at the M QO Grodland home. Other brief notes include Emmetsburg rap, L T Petersen’s southern Minnesota business trip, Sibley raising funds for a ball team, and visits by Mr and Mrs Joe Kelly of Ayrshire to Father Kelly in this place, plus Bondhus Fogdeind Thoresen on business in Emmetsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Myhre
Estherville
Joe Dwyer
Emmetaburg
Mayme McCarty
A. H. Shaver
Ora Salisbury
Conrad Weigman
EF. F. Nofstead
Cylinder
Wm. Herke
Round Lake
Minnesota
Earl Moraine
Jensen Auto Company
Carl Spies
D. P. Jenson
Yes Moines
Josie McEvoy
Emmetsburg
Art Henningsen
Roy Young
Times
Millie Knutson
R. W. Andrews
Mary McCarty
Thomas Hampson
Hampson
Jennie Gabrielson
Rangfall
Iowa
Jerome Yederson
T. L. Hampson
Coleman Hospital
Peter Miller
Nicollett
L. Jacobson
Jewell
Olene
Tanner
Graettinger
Joe Gabrielson
Gabriel
Joseph
Randall
Sariness Gabrielson
M. L. Eidsness
Washington, D.C
Kidsness
F. F. Burgess
H. R. Kern
Waterloo
Geneva Gabrielson
A. J. Anderson
Bernice
Tolna
South Dakota
George Sandvng
Knutson
Bolstad
J. A. By Cunningham
Zella
Des Moines
Cunningham
Mt. Ayr
Lena
Esteline
Martin Simons
the Times
A. R. Espeset
Wallingford
Estherville Hospital
Mrs. Espeset
M. QO. Grodland
J. D. McCarty
L. ‘T. Petersen
Sibley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liar Pvt
B. E. Kelly
Vincent
John Jackman
Sioux City
Williams
Ton ‘Cenis
Uncle Sam
Duthcess
Shors
Awrence Clothing
C. A. Jensen
Finder
IFOR
the Bank of Personal Service
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jno
P. Kirby
Vincent Kelly
R. S. Knight
Joe Kelly
Ayrshire
Father Kelly
John Bondhus
Peter Fogde
Aind L. Thoresen
New York
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