Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-29
KimbaIIton and ElkhornE.


Iowa Homestead til Januar Ist, 1903. begge
for sI.oo betaIt l forskud.
Mr.. Lyngby of Elkhorn, is in
Omaha.
j. c. Jensen lost 40 head of pigs
this spring.
Martin Fredericksen is doing car
penter work now.
Our farmers have nearly all got
their small grain in.
Peter Bremsen is working for Geo.
Marcusen this spring.
w. q. Boysen has rented 20 acres
of j. P. Wisted's farm.
Mrs. Jens Visited has recovered
from her recent illness.
Albert Jorgensen lost a valuable
horse and colt last week.
We wonder who S. v. Petersen
was visiting last Sunday.
Albert Boysen will work for his
brother Will this summer.
Mis- Larsen has been recommended
tor postmaster at Elkhorn.
Les wort Tilbud angaaende Iowa
Homestead-et udm2rket Farm-Blad.
Rev. NJ. M. Radbeck of Texas, is at
Elkhorn visiting Rev. Anker and
others.
A. Berggren contemplates going on
the road for the New York Life In
surance Co.
Nels Hansen, publisher of the Farm
Journal visited in Audubon a few
days last week.
We would like to know what has
come out of all that talk about a
lumber yard at Elkhorn.
Mrs. Carl Hansen of north Sharon
township, is very i'll of liver troubles
and on Tuesday was not expected to
live.
Martin Christensen has moved into
the neat cottage in the north part Of
Kimballton and the Esbeck home is
now vacant.
j. P. Heiberg has rented part of
the Chris Thompson place and built
a house on the same, where he will
reside in the future.
Congressman Hager has recon-
mended Hans Madsen for postmaster
at Kimballton and his appointment
will probably oon follow.
We learn that Otto Bruhn and
family will oon return from their
stay in Washington and will again
make their home at Elkhorn.
Miss Stella Masterson of Greeley
township, is teaching the primary
department of the Kimballton schools
and is meeting with good success.
G. G.. Petersen of the Oakfield
township creamery, was visiting h is
friends in West Hamlin Sunday. He
evidently found what he was looking
for.
Mr.. Chris Bremsen of Monona
county, passed Sunday in Kimball-
ton visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
Nj. q. Christensen. he returned to
his home Monday.
Soren Jensen left Elkhorn last week
and went to Minnesota. He returned
Wednesday and informs us that he
will start q flour mill at Tyler,
Minnesota, next fall.
George Marcrsen has made several
good deals recently. He bought a
nice t~wo-year-old horse of Hans Lar
Sen and the other day he sold a good
mich COW to G. l.. Hansen for $45.
!. Our old friend Jocum Jensen hal
traded his store at Tyler, Minnesota,
for a 240-acre farm near that place
He intends to engage in the clothing
business in some good Minnesots
town.
This week we are permitted to an.
nounce the engagement of Mr.. Jorger
Marcusen to Miss Mathea Larsen, for.
merly Of Copenhagen now of Allan
tic. The nuptials will occur in tn.
balmy days of autumn.
For the last four weeks we hav,
been unable to make our regular trit
to Kimballton and Elkhorn on &C,
count of of bad roads and bai
weather. Once more we visit gu
Danish friends and hereafter we hop,
to visit this section every week.
A potion has been circulated asking
that the mail route between Audubon
and Elkhorn and Kimballton b,
changed. Under the new schedule
the mail carrier would remain in Au,
dubon Owe night, leaving there a
700 A. NJ. ARRIVING at Kimballtol
about noon and departing at 2 o'clocl
P. NJ. The change does not meet will
general approval by the patrons here
While interest seems to lack in tn,
bank affair at Elkhorn, the promoter
of the institution are still pushing
and have about $4,000 in shares sub,
scribed. There seems to be a genera
demand for a bank here and should
this stock company fail to organize
private bank will undoubtedly b.
started soon. We would think how.
ever, that the amount required TO or.
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