Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-13
Kimbailton and Elkhorn.

norm WHO patTONtze tuc sHcWby JouTudis
Esbeck Bros, Hardware and Implements.
Hans Madsen, Harness, Boots and Shoes.
P. H. Miller, photographer.
Shredder Bertelsen, Blacksmiths.
n. 4. wight, Hotel and Livery.
Weighton Lumber Y,d., Hans Petersen, mgr
NE. Anderson, Contractor and Builder:
Sharon Separator Creamery Co.
Geo. Marcusen, Justice Of the Peace.
Hansen & Petersen, General Merchandise.
Elkhorn College.
Chris Hansen, Harnessmaker
S. G. Petersen, Hardware.
Danish 1utuai Fire Insurance Co.
EIkhorn Separator Creamery Co.
Ask Peter Mathiesen about that
picture.
Chris Brodersen is riding a brand
new bike.
Miss Nelson is the teacher at No. 2,
Sharon township.
Esbeck Bros. received an invoice of
new goods Monday.
Hans Madsen marketed two fat
hogs at Audubon Monday.
The Danish social society met at
Peter Lykke's again last Sunday.
Carl Shredder and wife of Kim
baliton. We're at Audubon Tuesday.
Martin Christensen and Peter
Bremsen were Audubon visitors
Monday.
Jens Werner of North Sharon sold
four big steers 10 Lars Esbeck Satur-
day at 81 20 per cwt.
Peter Simonsen heal Kimballton is
having some breaking done. John
Miller is doing the work
Anders Jensen, the carpenter, is
putting up a neat stand for the KIM
ballton band, near the band hall.
Albert II. Jorgensen is putting a
neat wove wire fence around Rev. G..
G. Sorensen's residence at Kimball-
ton.
Hans Petersen, tile genial manager
of the West Hamlin creamery, is the
proud papa of new boy baby born
Sunday.
Abel Stone of West Hamlin, has
lightning rods placed OH his spacious
house. Chas. Jensen of Atlantic did
the work.
Harall Hansen, the Atlantic art
painter, is in Kimballton this week
putting the finishing touches on the
outside Of the church and parsonage.
A weary Willie came along Mon
day night and ensconced himself in
the Stanley schoolhouse, slept sound
ly until the arrival of the teacher the
next morning.
Bertel Jensen was visiting a fair
friend ut ElkhNrn Sunday. We are
of the opinion that Bertel will not
Keep bachelors hall at the Sharon
creamery much longer.
AT the meeting of the West Ham,
lin creamery company last Tuesday
it was decided to pay the milk haulers
one cent more per cwt. during the
months of April and May.
The Sharon creamery is enjoying
more prosperity than ever before and
is running full blast every day in the
week and perfect harmony reigns
among all parties interested.
A farmer south of Elkhorn last
week sold 20 steers that weighed over
100 pounds each at 1925 per cwt.
One steer alone brought $77, Stock
~raisers are more than lucky this year.
Otto Bruhn and family returned to
Eikhorn Monday from Washington
where they went last November.
Mr. Bruhn does not bring very en-
%couraging reports from the Pacific
coast and says Iowa is good enough.
From dispatches we notice tina
on May 10Th the Postoffice Depart.
ment appointed Hans Madsen post,
master at Kimballton vice Hans Mar.
lqueser, removed. This will be pleas
ing news to Mr.. Madsen's many
friends.
Miss Elenora Miller has decided t
accompany her brother Peter to Cali
fornia. They intend to leave mex
week. These two pleasant yount
people are among the elite of Kim
ballton and their many friends regre
their departure.
The Fifth of June, the Danish ma
tional holiday will be fittingly cele
brated at kimbaliton this year. 1
shooting match for cash prizes vii
be OH the program besides variou
other sports III the afternoon. Ii tn
evening a grand ball.
A.. Berggren of Kimballton wen
to Des Moines Wednesday to com
plete arrangements for taking a 10
with the New York Life. He wa
accompanied by Miss Carrie Peterse
who go to Des Moines to accept a pc
sition with the family of A.. l.. DIN
stead.
CoPENHAGEN, May ia crisis oc
,fcurred in the Ministerium of Der
mark today. The premier and minis
ter for foreign affairs, Baron Reedt
Thott, rendered the resignation of III
!, cabinet this morning, and the kin
) summoned ex-Premier Estrup /
) form a new cabinet.
: One day last week while Jorgen /.
Miller of Sharon was moving h
house, one Of the large roller
slipped out. Mr.. Miller's twelve
year-old son was behind the buildin
) andsjust near enough to get his t.
caught under the heavy roller an
badly mashed. DR.. Brooks is in a,
tendance on the unfortunate lit
sufferer.