Labour Day Hometown Notices From Graettinger Area
Local residents from Palmer Es terville Mallard Butterfield and nearby towns spent Labor Day in Graettinger and area. Otto Spies Bert Barrett and families Mrs. Mayme Higbie Mrs. Franklin Gorton and others visited relatives. American Legion event plus multiple visits highlight a day of community gatherings and travels in late summer.
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Otto Spies
Palmer
O. D. Averett
Estherville
Graettinger
Lewis Sevatson
Elaine
Farmers Grain Co
Bert Barrett
Dale
Paullina
Iowa
Myg
B. H. Horswell
Rock Rapids
Mayme Higbie
California
J. H. Gammon
New York City
New Jersey
Franklin
Gorton
Ceylon
Minnesota
Thos. Troug
Lillian
Mallard
J. P. Wagner
Labor Day
Alfred Skow Ant Baby
J. A. Suss
Wm. Blom
Butterfield
Art Bergam
Des Moines
I. A. Bergum
German
Elmore
J. B. Lambe
J. J. Mastin
Ayrshire
American Legion of
Silver Lake ‘Park
Martin
Labor Day Roundup in Graettinger and Nearby
Graettinger and surrounding communities marked Labor Day with visits, travel to fairs, and social events. Residents reported trips to Algona and Estherville, hospital visits, and gatherings at homes of Mitchells, Sullivans, and Johnsons. A Timely note urged health, church meetings, and upcoming dances at Hand's Park with Gates Metropolitan Orchestra.
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LeRoy Bartleman
Thos. Sullivan
Algona
Caroline Amdahl
Estherville
Graettinger
Harry Rowe
Ceylon
Minnesota
Clinton Bueghley
Cloyetta Green
A. A. Adama
Emmalsburg
J. J. Sullivan
Clarence Averton
Minneasolis
John Galleger
Joseph
Emmetsburg
Rose Thompson
Spencer Ig
Graettlager
Ed Arnett
Tairmont
Father Lynch
Ayrshire
Conway
Mather Kelly
T. O. Thompson
Misa Selma Salmongon
Sioux City
Thomas McDonald
Omaha
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux
S. Oak
Hand’s Park
Blue Earth
Swea City
Iowa
Gates !Metropolitan Orchestra
Mason’ S City
Red Hawks
Ady
News Bits From Graettinger Times On The Gold City
On Road 251 Days Last Saturday after the mail from the south, we read the Graettinger Times noting that Citation Jack captains a rabbit hunting crew and easily led a winning screw. Their basketball team had just claimed a double header and other items seem out of place in the heat. Glancing at the date line.
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Graettinger Times
Jack
Ottosen Death Mystery Shrouds Town intently
Abel Middle, Ottosen restaurant keeper, was found dead in his place of business last week. Authorities suspect natural causes though the case remains unsettled. The town notes he was well liked and had many friends in Ottosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Middle
Ottosen
Ottoseh
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Farmers Supply Co
Wiegmann’s
Omaha Maid Flour
V'Negar
C. Wiegmann & Son
Juhn Wee
Kathryn ,Mahan
Ruth Mitchiell
Katherine Klieg
Alliance
Nebraska
3. P. Wagjner
J. A .Earle
Pocahontas
Gleaners
Oscar Nelson
Fred Luhman
Estherville Hospital
Grachtinger
Clarence Wikert
Iowa Falls
Esinest Buchanan
Meggers
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Megrers
Sioux Falls
Geneva Gabrielson
Spencer
Joe Gabrielson
John Adams
Bierman
North Dakota
Seattle
Washington
Adams
Melville Johnson
New London
P. G. Johnson
Melville
Bolstad
Carl Jensen
Lartheran ‘Ladies’ “Aid Society
Jacobson
Ole Wicks
Irvin Fey
Ruthven
Brother Foy
J. L. Birkland
John Herberger
Aon Joseph
Neola
Herberger
J. J. Mahan
Wallingford
Ma L. Metcalf
Hls. Lowman’s
Harmony Hounds
Hoping
Maple Hill
Ringsted
Halfa
Hwe
Bancroft Registr
F J. McCarty
Silver Lake Park
Omar
Osher’s Department Store
Towa
Busin
TRADL
Mark Relu
Schafer Ilo Jothes
Hart, Schaffmer & Marx
Axe
Cality
Hart
Reimer
Prite
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