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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
4
Miss May Wei ghter of Mr. and Mrs. ster was frightened and fell into the channel below the dam. She went under the water nine times, each time catching her breath and struggling to swim. Ray irl pod and his father attempted to reach and pull them out.
Wrote to Lewis Lippold in Graettinger seeking land listings for sale. Notices urge dog owners to keep animals at home and warn against trespassing on premises. Emmet County sheriff candidate Thos Nivison praised as longtime resident and likely Republican nominee.
Last Saturday afternoon Floyd Fliss, son of Frank Flias, was dragged by a disc on a farm near the road when a car driven by Rob Jones of Spencer spooked the horses. Floyd suffered severe head wounds, some through the skull, and Dr. Colden of Milford reported the patient in critical condition with little hope of recovery.
Will Fisher enjoyed a visit from his parents at Carroll last week and Miss Rose Bergum of Graettinger visited relatives here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Moore were Emmetsburg visitors Thursday. Vote for Tom Nivison for sheriff next Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowell visited at Frank’s Sunday. Miss Ethel Young left for an extended visit with relatives at Newton Kansas. Mrs. James Anderson and Mrs. Kittie Misner attended the funeral of Gaylord Collins at Esterville Friday. J O Kasa, Fred Heidecker, John Morrice, Art Ficke and Martin Sevvatson went to Spirit Lake Saturday and returned Sunday with a nice string of fish. Miss Hilda Anderson closed a successful term of school Friday. The little folks gave a splendid program under their teacher.
Palo Alto county butter makers meet at Mallard on June 4. Misses Alma and Ida Merkin and Beatrice Christopher visited BPstherville friends Thursday. Cedar Rapids business men visited the city Tuesday with a splendid band. Miss Agnes Telford, studying at Emmetsburg, came home Friday for a weekend with her parents.
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