Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-29
KimbaIlton and Elkhorn.

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The bank fever has broke out in ,
Elkhorn again.
A singing school has been organized I
in North Sharon.
N. b. Anderson was in Atlantic Oh
business Thursday.
VIM. Hines, of Atlantic, was in
Kimballton Tuesday.
Peter johnson, of north Sharon,
is putting up new barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Marquesen were
Atlantic visitors last week.
John Schouboe sold fat COW on
the Audubon market Tuesday.
P. L. Anderson and wife were
visiting in Kimballton last Sunday.
Republican caucus for Clay town
ship will be held Saturday evening
July S1st.
N. P. Mailer has taken the contract
for painting Jorgen Miller's house in
Sharon township.
Miss Nielsen finishes short term
of Danish school at No. 1, Sharon
township Saturday.
Rats are very numerous this year.
They destroyed nearly haitian acre of
oats for Henry Poulsen.
The Band Boys will give grand
dance at their hall in Kimballton on
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Manager Petersen is now alone at
the Elkhorn creamery, the daily milk
receipts having somewhat decreased.
E. H. McCowen, of Mingo, Jasper
county, Iowa. was in Kimballton last
week week visiting his relatives, the
Wrights.
Mrs. M. G. Christensen returned to
Kimballton Tuesday from weeks
visit with her parent. at Ute, Mono
ma county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jensen, of At
lantic, were visiting relatives in this
section this week. They returned
home Wednesday.
Hans Marcusen, northeast of Kim
4 ballton, has very fine field of oats
y which they say will thresh out 70
bushels to the acre.
IS S. C. Petersen, the big implement
!, dealer of Elkhorn, has this season
sold 10 Mccormick binders and Is
L Mccormick mowers.
d During the storm Friday night thu
d house of Rasmus Willadsen, of Doug.
las township, was struck by light
% ming and badly demolished.
r, Peter Petersen, up in the northeast
d corner of Hamlin township, tells III
that he has lost thirty-two head o
At pigs from the swine plague.
Or During the month of June tn,
IN Sharon creamery received 100000 lbs
+. of milk which was made into butte
that netted the creamery $2750.
J. Miss Kroman, west of Kimballton
g was very sick lady last week an
81 DR.. Emmert, of Atlantic, was calle
9, in consultation with Dir. Slamberg.
- Miss Annie Petersen, who has bee
~ staying at Audubon this summer
e will return to Kimballton next wee
~ - to remain with the Shredder family
The Kimballton Cornet Ban9.-has,
L. been engaged to toot at the Al1dube
he county fair this fall. The bSys wi
&c receive full set of hobby new cal
Ies next week.
ay One day last weskrw While drivir
n south of Elkhofn, Nels Anderson hi
cong loNeration ola runaway al
as' 'break.d down that was interesting b.
"a no, one got hurt.
OF Mrs. Hans Marquesen has present.
es- Hamlet X. P. lodge with very fl
md enlarged portrait of Ernest ALE
of deceased, who was drowned in L
it'll Sioux River last August.
Esbeck Bros. have put out 10 Dee
w. ~. ing binders and II mowers this Sc
ms son. On Monday they sold a NOV
,. IL to Chris H. Christensen, Of Popl
~ and one to Henry Hansen.
on Geo. James, the big farmer sou
'ew of Elkhorn, on Monday sold to Ide
McGovern, the Brayton buyers,
nan head of fine porkers which nett
tn him a neat little stack of coin.
My Nels M. Hansen, who presides o1
fit, the destiny of the Elkhorn Fal
tor Journal, attended the picnic south
red Hamlin Sunday and then made tl
[er- days business trip to Audubon.
, I he A petition to have the Elkho
Az and Kimballton mail route schedl
changed has been forwarded to
postal department. The pres'
schedule is proving very unsatisf
a tory.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Hedegaa
of Elkhorn, became the parents Q
25 bright little daughter last week.
Is Sunday party was given at
3Ql Hadeuaard home in honor of