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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
8
Lars Johnson offers for cash the northwest quarter of section 14 in Lost Island township, Graettinger Iowa. Contact 10-28-tf for details.
Peerless Garland heater used to heat a drug store for the past year is offered for sale. The seller, T. D. Collins, guarantees its quality and notes it has furnace installation history. Date listed as 10-28-1.
For sale Jersey heifers and boars from four top herd lines with strong bloodlines and pedigree. Also five extra good Reg Shorthorn bulls. From E. D. Darling located one mile west of Gracttinger. Ages 9 to 60 months.
State of Towa legal notice records the verification of Christina Kincilison's last will and testament in Palo Alto County. The document references a sworn testament, witnessed and filed within Palo Alto County, detailing the deceased and the relevant court or officials handling the matter.
Probate records announce the will of the deceased is proved and the administration of all goods credits and chattels is granted to Rev Sande as executor named in the will without bond. The seal of the district court is affixed in Emmetsburg on October 22, 1918 with Clerk E. M. Thompson signing.
Wanted notices seek pupils for instruction in violin viola cello clarinet cornet and baritone. Also seeks to train boys for a band during the coming winter months with instructor Prof. Geo F Saeger formerly bandmaster in the U S 5th and U S 1898.
Mrs E Bailey learns her sister Mrs F L Gowen underwent a tumor operation at Spencer hospital Saturday and was reported progressing well. David Lennox of Marshalltown visited to discuss farm land then headed home via Minneapolis and Wisconsin. Mrs J B Cox from Estherville pursued business on the new schoolhouse, widow of architect J S Cox. Rev W D English filled Methodist services then prepared to move with household goods arriving later. John Burke of Kansas City bought adjoining H Blum land and plans to build a house, barn, granary and hog house this fall. Conlon from Emmetsburg arranged painting of Ericksen's Cafe building exterior. Ralph Catshall returned from a three month trip through Colorado and the West with exciting experiences. Will Glossel of Manly, Iowa, plowed on the Blow farm south of town and will occupy it next year. Terril teachers attended the Spirit Lake Teacher Institute at the new school, with Spirit Lake students in session and county teachers allowed to visit classes. A W Nelson and Old Mans rode by Ford to Wansa, Nebraska to visit the latter's brothers. rain marred the trip.
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