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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1898
Page
5
A fragmented note references the TIMER office and offers assistance with paper space. It mentions visiting friends, dealing with bullys, and contemplating options, inviting readers to seek help or guidance from the office.
Graettinger notes report Palo Alto county fair events on Sunday and Monday with a grand parade of speed horses entered for races on Sept 21 and 23. Rev. J. Kelly moves to Grettinger parish. Bishop J. H. Vincent to preside Sept 22. Dolliver and Pierson tour lands near town. local social events include weddings and picnics. preparations for the fair and school enrollment are mentioned along with routine notices.
Notes show Noah Jard of Benton County visiting brother Martin Gard in Illinois, with Gard and family at Herums in Olean. Several families from Batherville and Emmetsberg areas visited Musor last Sunday. A. Bergeson’s team hauled goods this week. Ogle, Ballard, and Chriéstopher are mentioned with minor local activity and new hoarding of livestock.
From Oylwndaor region residents prepare a weekend visit to Awsth and Mrs Ferguson of Amnos while Corporal Larry Dickinson returns home from Des Moines on furlough with typhoid fever. Private Times AVI Jama also arrives home ill with typhoid as Camp Ifo reports sporadic cases and unrest.
Rev J W Walker preached Sunday afternoon in town. Dr Adama left for Chicago Saturday. W H Barrick and wife of Delmar Ta attend local matters. Mrs Dickinson cut her thumb badly. Mr Crowley’s foam broke at the creamery, near Miss Muggle Tackwiy on the bridge. Miss Joosemaai’s team upset a buggy near A A Wells, injuring his leg. Patrie Bronon died suddenly of heart trouble after long illness. he was a friendly neighbor with a tidy estate. The Yemenaines were taken to Fremmetsburg on Monday and buried in the Quthol cemetery.
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