Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-10-21
Kimballton and EIkhorn.


runs every other day only.
The Sharon creamery is now re-
ceiving 10000 lbs. of milk every other
day.
BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hansen, of north Sharon, last Sun
day, boy.
Mrs. Jens Andersen, east of Elk
horn was quite sick last week but is
now better.
Mrs. Erik Hansen and Miss Cora
Olsen, of Brayton, were Kimballton
visitors Monday.
Rosy Esbeck this week goes to
Council Bluffs to visit her mother
and sister, Selma.
M. G. Christensen was repairing
steam pump at the Prairie Rose
creamery Monday.
Thomas j. Coglan, who would
like to be our county treasurer, was
in Kimballton Tuesday.
The Corning Nursery Co., de-
livered nursery stock to many OF our
farmers Tuesday at Elkhorn.
Soren Petersen, the prosperous
hardware merchant of Elkhorn, was
in Omaha Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen,
of north Sharon, became the parents
of new baby one day last week.
Hansen & Petersen, of Elkhorn,
delivered 700 pounds of poultry to
Gault Il Co., the big shippers of
Extra, last Tuesday.
P. NJ. Petersen, the "cowswapper
has gone to Ames, Nebraska, where
he has rented 30-acre sugar beet
farm near that place.
Martin Christensen has rented his
fathers place on Indian creek, which
was titled by Jens P. Jessen, and will
farm the same next season.
Geo. Nelson is busy hulling clover
over in Shelby county these days.
He has brand new machine and is
ready to do your work and do it
right.
We erred last week in saying that
creamery was to be built in Jack
son township. 1t is in Polk town.
ship eleven miles northwest of Kim
ballton.
James Jensen, of Tyler, will attend
the Elkhorn college this winter. He
will take the preliminary steps
toward entering some school to study
dentistry.
j. Lyngby, the young gentleman
who is studying law in the office of
Byers Il Lockwood, at Harlan, visit
ed the past week with Jens T. Lar
sen and family, of Kimballton.
STRAYED. From my place near
kimballton, in August, one red calf
four months old. Finder will please
inform HANS JOHNSON,
Kimballton, Iowa.
Last Saturday night there was
big party at the pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Werner, in north
Sharon township and a happy even
ing was spent in dancing and making
merry.
P. l.. Hansen moved his clothing
stock back to Friends big store at
Audubon Tuesday. He made very
good showing during his two weeks
stay at Kimballton and transacted a
nice business.
r. G. Spencer, the gentlemanly
democratic nominee for county super
intendent of public instruction, was
feeling of the political pulse in Kim
ballton Monday. Rob has many
warm friends here.
Evans Marquesen, the little pet of
the Kimballton band, is making rapid
strides in music and will hereafter
toot an E flat cornet. He has sold his
alto to Johnny Larsen, who will be
an addition to the band.
Jocum Jensen has his store build
ing at jackson center nearly compile
ted and the new stock is already be-
ginning to arrive. He will be ready
| iOl DuoiLSoo uChC WCCh anu duu we
hope he may enjoy good trade.
The West Hamlin Creamery Com
pany have finally succeeded in hiring
a buttermaker. The lucky man is
John Nelson, of Edwards, Colorado,
who will be here to take charge of
the creamery about November LIST.
Nels Jensen, the Elkhorn furniture
dealer, went to Atlantic Saturday re-
turning Tuesday. MIR. Jensen is do
ing good business and has lust or
dered large invoice of new goods
that will arrive the last of t he week.
Messrs. Roy and Carl Custer, Amos
and Blaine Waterbury and the Misses
Maud Noble, Lulu Rodgers, Mantha
Kopeska and Pearl Custer, an octette
of jolly young people from near Har-
Ian, drove over to Kimballton last
Saturday afternoon and that evening
select party was given in their
honor at the Wright hotel Thew