Graettinger Pitcher Dominates Laurens in 12–0 Win
Paulsen dazzled on the mound for Graettinger, fanning sixteen Laurens batters and allowing only two scratches hits as Lakeside Park hosted a Sunday game. Lease of Chicago struggled, Graettinger completed a season highlight with a decisive 12–0 victory. The piece notes the season’s end at Lakeside Park and gig calls for future scheduling among nearby clubs.
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Pauleen
Laurens
Mallard
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Lease
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Scone
Jacobson
Kimmetsburg
Graettinger School Enrollment Reaches New Highs
Local School Supt Gotke reports enrollment of 94 in high school and 105 in grades as the year starts under favorable circumstances. An efficient capable corps of teachers and high standards of Graettinger public schools will be maintained this year.
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Gotke
Grachtinger
Graettinger
Ruthven Fall Festival Opens Soon With Purses and Events
Ruthven prepares for the annual fall festival September 21 to 23 with $2,500 in prizes including $1,400 in purses and $500 in street sports. Old Settlers Day starts the event, drawing crowds from northwest Town as Graettinger and nearby areas send representation. Farmers anticipate a convenient timing after harvest while good weather could bring thousands to Ruthven.
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Ben I. Reeves
Guy Center
Wm. Wycoff
Estherville
John Paulsen
Des Moines
Silas Larsen
Ruthven
Northwest Town
Graettiiger
Vaual
Hidden Dangers at the Hawkeye film serial opens
The Hawkeye theatre will screen Hidden Dangers on Thursday September 23 as part of a fifteen week serial. Paulaen brings Graettinger a modern Jekyll and Hyde story based on dual personality with hypnotism and electricity, renewed in production after months of work. A Newhall sale follows on Saturday September 18 featuring a complete moving outfit and other goods, including a 1917 Ford.
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Molison
J.C. Molison
Graettinger
Spencey
Standard Jail Company
Grachtinger
Moljson
Hawkeye Theatre
Mr. Paulaen
Meana
Newhall
Grachtinges
Local notes mix travel visits and school updates
Mrs Evanson of Lemon 8 D returned home after visiting friends. Ernest Egerston came back to Albert Lea after months with friends and relatives here and in Estherville. Miss Hannah Larson went to Rochester for adenotonsil removal, with her mother. Ethyl and Ethryl Palmer had minor Ford damage near Dstharville after a collision with Carl Ingvall. Graettinger celebrated Labor Day with a ball game against Fairmont. Marymont won 8 to 2. Donaldson Bros. featured a lane show with a noted performance near a Capt. Adair relative. The horse race drew small crowds and a winner barely noted. Wallingford sends strong Hi-therville attendance. Jake Herum Jr. injured after an engine plug caused steam burns. taken to Estherville hospital. Mean Bibs Tonssegon returned to Mason City Thursday after a stay.
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Albert Lea
Estherville
Hannah Larson
Rochester
Ethyl
Ethryl Palmer
Dstharville
Plyst National Bank
Carl Ingvall
Graettinger
Fairmont
Marymont
Donaldson Bros
Adair
Iitord
Atand
Amonh
Wallingford
Ashospital
Iniatherville
Rebekah Picnic At Lost Island Park Marks Anniversary
The Rebekah lodge held its annual picnic at Lost Island park on Sunday September 12 to celebrate the Rebekah Degree anniversary. More than one hundred members and their families joined the dinner, described as highly enjoyable. the bachelor brothers served an elaborate two course supper at the September 1 meeting, welcomed by all.
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Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Lost Island Park
Elizabeth Dybovik
Family Reunion At Mrs Duffy Home Recalled
A recent family reunion at the home of Mrs T J Duffy brought together J A Duffy Miss Mary patty and Mrs M L Brady of this city Mrs Chas F Moran of Akron Mrs Elizabeth Phillips of Alberta Mrs Vincent Kelly of Graettinger and Sister Mary Gerald of Sioux City with one daughter in law two sons in law and eleven grandchildren. It was a very happy occasion and one that will long bear happy memories.
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J.A. Duffy
Mary Patty
M. L. Brady
Chas
F. Moran
Akron
Elizabeth Phillips
Alberta
Vincent Kelly
Graettinger
Mary Gerald
Sioux City
Palo Alto Tribune
End of War Romance Ends With Missing Husband
West Okoboji tale recounts Mrs Likins a war bride from Fort Sill Oklahoma who married Wm Likins. He vanished after taking $100 from her purse a diamond ring worth 2500 and their Oakland car. She filed a warrant as authorities search for him. The Idlewiae cottage remains as the couple’s former home.
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West Okoboji
Likins
Mys
Oakland
William Williamson Dies After Long Illness at Sister’s Home
William Williamson, 63, died Monday at his sister Mrs W C Spencer’s home on South Pennsylvania Avenue after a months long battle from a spinal injury and gangrene. Born in Clinton County May 8, he moved to Story County as a child, later farms near Gradlinger, and leaves a brother L C Williamson two sisters and a stepmother. Funeral services were held at St Petri Church with Rev Anderson, interment in South St Petri Cemetery.
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W. C. Spencer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Spencer
Mr. Williamson
Gradlinger
Estherville
Knute Williamson
Clinton County
Story County
Grachtinger
L. C. Williamson
P. A. Peterson
St. Petri
Rev. Anderson
South St. Petri
Story City Herald
West Pleads Guilty in Receiving Stolen Property Case
Francis West admitted receiving stolen property and was sentenced by Judge Coyle to one year in jail and a $1000 fine, suspended on good behavior. The case drew countywide attention. West, from Ewing Nebraska, was brought back after bail.
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Coyle
West
Ewing
Nebr
Estherville
Lutheran Church Notes Sept 19 services at Methodist Church
Evangelical Lutheran congregation holds services Sunday at 2:00 PM at the Methodist church with English language worship. Sunday school follows at 2:30 PM. Rev. J. B. Andreae, Pastor.
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The
Evangelican Lutheranian Congregation
Methodist Church
J. B. Andreae
Service Star Legion Dues Requested by Recording Secretary
Members of the Service Star Legion are kindly requested to pay their dues at once to recording secretary Mrs P J Hesson.
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Service Star Legion
P. J. Hesson
IstrAuser Drug Store Is Sold in Graettinger
Last Thursday M F Strauser disposed of his drug store business in Graettinger to R B McNally an experienced pharmacist of Emmetsburg McNally took immediate possession Strauser came from Bayard Iowa and bought the business from R W Andrews He is a registered pharmacist with years of experience and will be a live wire business man The Times wishes success to both proprietors
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M. F. Strauser
Graettinger
R. B. McNally
Emmetsburg
McNally
Mr. Strauser
Bayard
Iowa
R. W. Andrews
Ed McNally
the Times
Hunting Season Opens in Iowa with Broad Game Rules
The US Department of Agriculture outlines all federal and state game laws. In Iowa the squirrel season runs Sept 1 to Jan 1, rail season Sept 1 to Nov 30, general hunting from Sept 16 to Dec 31, woodchuck Oct 1 to Nov 30, ruffed grouse and pheasant Nov 1 to Dec 15, plus wild turkey in that period. Other unprotected animals like rabbits may not be shot. State wardens will crack down on illegal hunting with deputy wardens authorized to arrest offenders.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Towa
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