Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-20

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Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day
d. E. Stranger is having a handy
barn built on his residence lots.
Don't miss any of those bargains in
shoes at Frank Gault & Co.'s.
The interior of the Christian church
is to be papered and painted at once.
Buy a pair of Mems $500 Shoes for
$3.50 at F. Gault & Co.'s.
I The new tax law assesses all proper
|ty at Is per cent. of its actual cash
value.
Horse bills printed nice and cheap
at the Journal office. Thirty horse
cuts to select from.
James Gwin who operates a store at
Casey was with his Extra calico and
friends last Sunday.
Stranger & Hansen have decided to
close out q lot of Bed Room Suits at
cost. Do not lose this opportunity.
Peter Nelson, the big farmer of south
Oakfield township, was looking after
business in busy Extra last Saturday.
Dave Clark is surprising the farmers
of Audubon township. He is proving
q great man with the pillow and other
farm work.
Conrad Meis, the Templeton grain
dealer, is selling out soft corn at 800 a
load to the people whereabouts. They |
buy it for fuel.
The following county officers are to
be elected this fall: Treasurer, sheriff,
superintendent. of schools, representa-
tive, surveyor and coroner.
The Trustees of Extra township met
Oelke a carload of thing for road Gull
verts. The thing comes from Mon
mouth, Illinois.
The Peter Peters meat market has
been scrubbed, thoroughly renovated
and made to shine like a new dollar.
You will find Jake Bauer there, as of
old, ever ready to attend your wants.
The news comes from the Clarinda
insane asylum that Dan'l Salter, who
was sent from this city, is pronounced
incurably insane and very violent and
dangerous sometimes. His bodily
health is excellent.
Rob't Anderson and wife are visit
ing at the home of his parents, MI.
and Mrs. Fred Anderson southeast of
town. In a few weeks Robert and
wife 60 to western Nebraska for health
purposes, intending to travel by team.
There will be an eclipse of the sun
July %, visible, if clear, all over the
United States, and will be the form
called annular. That is to say, the
sun will appear as a ring of light
around and outside the black body Of
the moon.
About forty relatives and friends
irass,ated Hans Hansen, the popular
Danish clerk at Gault Brothers, ce,e-I
sIhorate his birthday last Sunday. 1t
WAS a very social affair and the day
will always be a green spot in Mr..
Hansen's memory.
The association of marriageable; la
dies of western Iowa in convention
assembled resolved: "That we will not
marry anyone who is not patron Of
his home paper for it is a strong evil
dence that he would prove too stingy
to provide for the children"
ALI Huyck, of Cass county, Sunday
ed with his brother George. Mrs.
Howell, Of Mapel Rapids, Michigan,
q sister of MI. Huyck, with her daugh-
ter are visiting at the Huyck home for
Q few weeks. They are on the road to
Colorado with hopes of benefitting the
young lady's health.
At the close of the extra session of
General Assembly the members each
drew a warrant for $672.OO, $500 day !
for 112 days. The 100 members of the |
House drew $685. The fifty Senators |
drew $685. 900. Adding the $500 per
day for President of the Senate the pay
roll of that body was $35, 256, making
a grand total of $103, 74O.
Henry Myers, Of Audubon township,
has returned from Nebraska where he
has been engaged in selling the Myers
expensive article which is placed on
buggy or wagon wheels and which
completely performs the service it is
intended for. 1t is a patent of Mr..
Myers brother, of Moline, Illinois.
Regarding Peter Schwennecker's
shipment of 104 head of fat steers to
Chicago, two weeks ago, the Adair
Messenger says: Up. G. Schwennecker
lost money OF the shipment he made
last Saturday. He fed the steers four
months and six days and they made a
gain of but sixty pounds each, which
will not pay for the corn fed to them"
DIR. Chas. s. McLaren, of Audubon,
q graduate of the dental department of
the Omaha University, has arranged
to be at the Park Hotel, Extra, Mon
days and Tuesdays of each week here
after, his first dates being May "a and
Is. He is a dentist of considerable ex-
perience and familiar with all up-to-
date methods and does all kind of plate,
crown and bridge work and filings at
modest prices. Remember the dates
and this work is guaranteed.
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