Young Couple Married At Spencer Thursday
Mr. Howard Maxon son of Mr and Mrs R C Mason and Misa Florence M Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs R E B Smith were united in marriage at the Christian parsonage at Spencer Thursday morning October first. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs A N Jensen of Graettinger. After the ceremony the couple visited the bride’s parents in Lost Island and shared a wedding dinner. They will travel to Murdo and Wessington Springs before living with the groom’s parents on the farm. The Times offers warm congratulations and best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
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Howard Maxon
R. C. Mason
Misa Florence M. Smith
R. EB. Smith
West of Town
Spencer
A. N. Jensen
Graettinger
Lost Island
Lest Island
Social Home Club Meeting at Dora Smith Home
The Social Home Club will meet at Mrs. Dora Smith’s home on October 9 1925. The session opens with a club song and business meeting. Roll call and order include Pie Receives, Program Committee, Mrs. Anna Frick, Helen Olson and Mrs. Emma Christiansen.
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Dora Smith
Anna Frick
Helen Olson
Emma Christiansen
Two Boys Suffer Broken Arms In Parking Accident
An unusual incident at the High School parking grounds Friday evening involved a Ford car that kicked twice, breaking a boy York's arm both times. Gerald Bonstead owned the car. Gordon Standing also injured his arm when attempting to start it. Both bones set and knitting well. The five year old son of Mr and Mrs Martin Stewart broke a leg after a fall near a collar way and is improving at Coleman hospital.
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Gerald Bonstead
Gordon Standing
Jejoked
Martin Stewart
Coleman Hospital
Special Notice to all debtors to settle by Nov 1 1925
Wao wara disolving partnership. All accounts must be paid to square up bills. Those not paid by November 1 will be turned over for collection and collection fees added. Co. Wiegman & Son, 40-1-8.
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Wao Wara
Co. Wiegman & Son
Bestes Cook in the World Ad Encourages Readers
A playful reader note quotes a child praising his mother as the best cook in the world. The item promotes Charley Jensen’s advertisement in this week’s Times, inviting readers to read for full particulars.
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Charley Jensen
Local Legion Surpasses Grant Graettinger Drive Goal
The Gractinger community oversubscribed its five million dollar nationwide endowment fund drive for disabled ex soldiers and orphans of those who died in service. Rain hindered soliciting yet contributions rose to 195 dollars, with final payment completing the Graettinger quota and more unsolicited gifts arriving. An appreciation list from the Legion will appear next week in the Times.
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Gractiinger
Graettinger
Yeopie
Gradlinger
America
Grachtinger
Legion
Doctor Tesdal Dies at Rochelle Illinois
Dr C L Tesdal veterinary surgeon died at Lincoln hospital after an operation. Born in Ross Norway on April 8 1870 he came to Minnesota at 18 then moved to Chicago and practiced in Lee Illinois before settling in Rochelle eight years ago He married Berget Tolland in Chicago Survives include a sister in Minnesota and three in Norway Funeral from Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 2 30 PM burial at Lawnridge cemetery
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Tesdal
Rochell
Minois
O. L. Tesdal
Mekdames
J. J. Johnson
Albert Thu
E. A. Oddwon
Rochelle
Ilinois
Herald
C. L. Tesdal
Lincoln Hospital
Tandal
Ross
Norway
Minnesota
Chicago
McKelly Veterinary College
Chicago Veterinary College
Lee
Illinois
Sprhuifield
United States
Misa Berget 'Tolland
Slater
Minneadte
Threa
Presbyterian Church
Lawnridge Cemetery
Pirates Beat Senators In Narrow Baseball Tilt
The Pirates defeated the Senators today by a score of S to 2. A homer sparked a late Pirates rally in the eighth, while Blago was badly injured in the sixth when hit on the head by a ball. Washington left three on in a late inning but could manage only one run.
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Pirates
Senators
Wan Ted
Blago
Pittsburg
Washington
Nove
Auction and live stock items of interest
The early season auction sales show prices trend upwards from last year. Listings include Wikert & Reeves sale on Oct 13 near Graettinger with horses, cattle including Holsteins and Poland Chinas, and farm machinery. Other auctions: Steward near Graettinger Oct 12, Brown near Ringsted Scotch Shorthorns, Lande near Graettinger Holstein cows, Ludvig Larson & Son near Wallingford three year old bull with 1600 lb milk, and Lair near Graettinger Spotted Poland China stock. Poultry market by Farmers Supply Company. Gardner’s fall sale forthcoming. Leo Johnson fractured left arm in barn accident. previously broke right arm last May while cranking a car.
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Robert Elsenbast
Harry Wikert
Wikert
Ray
T. B
Poland
MM. A. Steward
Graattinger
Twin Cities
Sting
Mr Steward
T. A. Brown
Ringsted
C. J. Lande
Graetting
Iowa
Gardner
R. Gardner
Monarch Range Sale At Jensen Hardware
A large display ad in this week’s iTimes promotes a Monarch range sale at Jensen Hardware from October 12 to 17. Free with each stove is a 21 piece dinner set in a special buyer incentive.
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Jensen Hardware
Monarch
iTimes
China hogs and Gardner’s profitable lines
Buyers seek reliable names like Gardner as reference for high quality hogs. Gardner notes feeding costs are similar for good and poor hogs, with extra pounds at market equal to money. Mrs Barrett to auction house and block, October 17, includes a five passenger automobile. Skadebo of Wallingford lists Spotted Poland China boars for sale.
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Gardner
O. D. Barrett
George Enters Banking Business at Grinnell Bank
The dailies report that C. S. George of Grinnell, formerly of Gradlinger, has been chosen assistant cashier of a reorganized bank at Grinnell. He chaired the depositors' committee during the reorganization and is noted for his years as cashier of the First National Bank of this place. His Graettinger friends welcome the recognition.
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C. S. George of
Grinnell
Gradlinger
First National Bank
Place
Graettinger
Ice Cream Social Planned at Osgood School
An ice cream social is scheduled for Friday evening October 9 at the school house a mile and a half north of Osgood. Oysters and lunch will be served. Miss Martha Herke teaches the school and extends a cordial invitation to all to attend.
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Osgood
Martha Herke
World of Pleasure presented at Grand theatre in Estherville
The World of Pleasure musical extravaganza drew good attendance at the Grand theatre in Estherville on Tuesday evening. The scenery was exceptionally beautiful and several people from Graettinger attended the production.
Dangerous Innocence at Hawkeye Friday and Saturday
A local notice invites the public to attend the motion picture "Dangerous Innocence" shown at the Hawkeye theater this Friday and Saturday. The brief ad emphasizes entertainment value and time slots for the presentation.
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the Hawkeye
Emmetsburg Boys Triumph 16 to 0 Over Rockwell City
Emmetsburg High School football team defeated Rockwell City 16 to 0 on the Rockwell City gridiron Saturday. The contest showcased strong defense by Emmetsburg and a decisive ground game to seal the win.
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Emmetsburg
Rockwell City
Emmetsburg High School
Reverend Mekkelson to Remain Pastor in Graettinger
Reverend C J Mekkelson is reappointed as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Graettinger after four years of service. The community praises his tireless work, broad mindedness, and warm friendship, wishing him health and continued success. Catholic parishioners held a graveling bee, laying 76 loads on cemetery road, using gravel from Jorgen Anderson. workers planned to finish Friday despite rain.
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C. J. Mekkelson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Graettingerger
Mekkelson
Jorgen Anderson
John Rathman
Cemetery Road
Coolidge Delivers Plea for Tolerance at Omaha Legion Convention
President Coolidge gave a splendid address to Legion members in convention at Omaha on Tuesday. He urged tolerance in America, and the speech was well delivered with careful preparation. The President was at his best and deserved the applause he received.
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Coolidge
Legion
Omaha
America
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