Graettinger Boys Defeat Mallard In Local Basketball Clash
Graettinger high school defeated Mallard by 35 to 25 in a Friday night game at the local gym. Graettinger led 28 to 7 at halftime as Mallard pressed in the second half. Lineups included Jolson, Munsters, Petersen, Erickson, Young for Graettinger and Wiss, Anderson, Namer, Earl, Duffy for Mallard.
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Graettinger High School
Mallard
Fidler
Graettinger
Jolson
Munsters
Petersen
Erickson
Young
Spies
Masters
Thorson
Ruthven
Ayrshire
Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid Bazaar and Lunch
The Ladies Aid society will hold a bazaar and lunch at the Woodmen hall on Saturday, November 24. Many useful articles will be on sale and a delicious lunch will be served. A cordial invitation is extended to the public.
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Norwegian Lutheran Ladies' Aid “Society
Woodmen Hall
Obituary of Charles Giddings of Palo Alto County
Charles H W. Giddings died last Sunday at Oxyard after a long illness. He was 69, born October 3, 1854 in Adams New York. He moved to Vernon township with his parents in 1869 and later established a store at Blairyowrie Osgood becoming postmaster in 1882. He married Mary J Butler in 1882 and Agnes D Simpson in 1921, leaving two daughters Frances and Wtta May and one brother. He was active in county affairs, an Odd Fellow and Modern Woodmen, a familiar figure to Emmetsburg vendors, and a devoted church supporter. Burial is in Evergreen cemetery. Funeral services at Congregational church and home at 1 and 2 pm respectively. Burial attendance by Odes Petlows Rebeccas Elks and Modern Woodmen.
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Chas. Giddings
Eoimersburg
Charles HW. Giddings
Grnellinger
Oxgyad
Janmersburg
J. Kerrereton
Evergreen Cemetery
Ode Petlows
Rebeccas
Elks
Charles Henry Gidditga
Adams
New York
He I Giddings
Vernon Township
Minuhood
Blair Yowrie
Osgood
Gidlings
Mary J. Butler
Frances
Wtta May
Agnes D. Simson
Mred H. Giddings
Jacksonville
Florida
Modern
Woodmen of America
Mather Villa Lodge
Wks
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto
Midale
J P Conway Announces Final Farm Sale Near Graetlinger
J P Conway will hold an entire closing out sale at his farm three miles east of Graetlinger on Tuesday November 27. This is his first and only sale as he plans to quit farming and dispose of everything. Watch for further announcements next week.
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Knute Treitnes
Grachtinger
John Christiansen
J.P. Conway
J. P. Conway
Graetlinger
Luhman and Westfall Sale Notices Announced
Wm Luhman will hold a closing out sale November 26 near Gracttinger offering 88 head of stock cattle, Holsteins, machinery, and a complete threshing outfit. His farm is rented to Pronk and his mother plans to move 40 Gracttinger to make a home. Westfall public sale December 4 details to follow.
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Luhman
Ait
My. Luhman
Confirmation Services Held Sunday in Lutheran Church
Confirmation service conducted at the Lutheran church in Grachtener. A large crowd attended as eleven catechumens repeated their baptismal vows. The list includes Marion Naune, Quentin Jensen, Jahan Tveitnes, Blanchard Jacobsen, Lyle Pierson, Arnold Jacobson, Delmar Allen, Esther Wrickson, Helena Helgeson, Mabel Iverson, and Clara Tveitnes.
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Grachtinger
Marion Naune
Quentin Jensen
Jahan Tveitnes
Blanchard Jacobsen
Lyle Pierson
Arnold Jacobson
Delmar Allen
Esther Wrickson
Helena Helgeson
Mabel Iverson
Clara Tveitnes
Red Cross Roll Call From Armistice Day To Thanksgiving
The Red Cross invites enrollments from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving to aid veterans and their families. It stresses ongoing care for health, mind, and livelihood, urges locals to join and donate at local banks, and emphasizes manpower as the organization’s strength.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Card Of Thanks From The Sroith Family
Card thanks relatives and friends for kindness during illness and death of their daughter. Mentiones appreciation for beautiful floral offering to Mr and Mrs Floyd Sroith and Family.
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Floyd Sroith
Coal Mining in Johnstown City Faces Quiet Period
A letter from John Hassell of Johnstown City Illinois notes dull coal mining activity in the area. Seven mines exist around town with two running daily, two operating two days weekly, and three idle. Weather is fine and the region recently saw its first frost. George Smith opens a cafe in the Fahnestock building formerly Paul Larkin's, promising good patronage in a favorable location.
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John Hassell
Juhnston City
Minois
Johnston City
Smith
George Smith
Fahnestock
Paul Larkin
Myr. Smith
Ajoy
M. D. Smith Plans Closing Out Sale
M D Smith will hold an entire closing out sale on Wednesday December 6 with an official announcement to follow.
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M. D. Smith
Hia
Death Angel Takes Little Girl in Lost Island
Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith of Lost Island mourn the death of their baby girl born February 19 1921 who died November 7 after influenza bronchial pneumonia and toxemia poisoning. Rev McDowal conducted services at the Methodist church with interment in Crown Hill cemetery. The child was 19 days old.
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Floyd Smith
Lost Island
McDowal
Methodist Church
Crown Hill
Daly to Headline Lyceum Course at Hawk Eye Hall
A Lyceum lecture night is planned for Monday November 26 at 8:00 in Hawk Eye hall with Dill Daly billed as the second performer after praise from Pierson, Iowa. Daly, known for Irish wit and philosophical insight, will be followed by Bill Daly addressing farmer needs at Hawkeye theatre.
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Pierson
Iowa
Lyceum
Dill Daly
Fred BG. Wolf
Uedpath Vanter Co
Daly
Ae Experignean
Lasc Suminum
Baly
Hawkleye Hall
Reimer and Skow Families Move to Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs John Reimer have moved to Minneapolis where they will make their future home. Mr and Mrs C J Skow will also move to Minneapolis soon. The Reimers and Skows hold good positions in the Mill City and will be missed by many friends. Best wishes accompany their future happiness and prosperity.
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Minneapolis
John Reimer
Munneapolis
C. J. Skow
iMessrs
Reimer
Skow
Mill City
Weather Irregularities Prompt Christimax Shopping Delays
Weather conditions disrupt plans for Christmas shopping as reports note unusual patterns. City shoppers adjust schedules seeking indoor venues and late openings while retailers monitor forecasts for peak hours and safety considerations.
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Terris
Maitchen Stonma
Georgerick
Tertil
H. Moss
Ellswork
Vanhouser
Groettinger Market Reports
Ciries
Tveenesserseeeenves
Armers & Merchanty State. Bank
Grabtiinger Towa
Mr. Giddings
Angelion
T. Sullivan
Gradlinger
J. Mitzpatrick
Frank O'Neill
O'Neill
Westfall
Riaco
Death Angel
Christimax
Graettingery
Wonal Bank
OWA
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