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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
8
The Catholic Ladies Cemetery Association will convene at Mrs J Mitchells home on Saturday November 6 at 2 oclock. All members are urged to attend for the election of officers. Annie Mcfarty, Secretary.
Jersey boars and gifts of winter and spring farrow sired by four great herd boars from large sisters. High class individuals with best blood lines and pedigree with each animal. Also two extra good Reg Shorthorn bulls. Located one mile west of Gracttinger. 9 9 4 mo.
Prof Geo F Saeger former U S bandmaster invites pupils for violin viola cello clarinet cornet baritone and other instruments this winter. Training boys for band offered by experienced instructor with distinguished service in U S and U S V 1898.
Strayed or stolen bay mare from pasture two miles north of Graettinger described with heavy mane tail and foretop, two white hind feet and white facial stripe, about 10 to 11 years old, weight 1250, known as the Spies mare. Her colt left in pasture. finder to contact Times office for reward. W H H Wier listed as contact.
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of Cristina Knudson, late of Palo Alto County, deceased. Creditors are requested to pay immediate sums due and those holding claims must file them with the Clerk of the District Court for allowance, in compliance with the law. Rev. Sande.
In Emmetsburg Palo Alto County Iowa on October 11 1915 Christina Knudtsons last will was proved and approved. Rev S C Sande is named executor without bond to administer goods chattels and credits of the deceased under court supervision. Clerk E M Thompson dated October 22 1915 attesting the district court seal.
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A range expert will headline a one week special demonstration at Charley Jensens from Monday November 16 to Saturday November 20. The Northwestern railroad company reached a quick settlement with Mrs. Charles Kist of Eagle Grove for her husband’s death in the explosion at the round house blacksmith shop. She received $5000. The November term of Ft Dodge court includes the L Coffin will case, an estate valued between 70000 and 100000. Coffin, a temperance worker of national note, died about a year ago and bequeathed most property to colleges in Iowa and any remainder to his daughter Carrie Rutledge of Ft Dodge, who sues to break the will, alleging her father suffered senile dementia when drafted.
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