Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-09-28
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Ross News.
Markets-Corn 23c, oats Isle,
wheat 55c, barley 509c.

NOSS News
MarketS-Corn 23c, oats 1S!c,
wheat 55c, barley 309c.
j. A. Graves purchased nice driv-
ing buggy of Anderson & Ruhs.
Low prices on good clean, new
Underwear, Blankets, Duck Goats,
etc., at the Farmers Store.
John Quimby will have public
sale sometime in December. John
has concluded to quit farming.
Am. Fancher returned from Coun-
Gil Bluffs last Saturday where he has
been on the Federal grand jury.
Mrs. D. l.. Reid departed Tuesday
morning, for Lincoln, Nebraska, to
visit with relatives until Saturday
We still have plenty of Old Wheat
flour for sale or exchange.
j. f. LUsE.
j. f. Luse is having built to his
elevator, 10000 bushels oats bin.
John Markley and sen S are doing the
j. M. Mick went TO Pocahontas
county Wednesday to attend to busi-
ness matters. From there he goes to
Superior, Iowa.
About October LIST Dan Corbin will
arrive from Miner county, South Da-
kota, to look after his farm interests
in Audubon county.
Mrs. John Markley, of Cameron
township, contemplates visit from
her mother, Mrs. Steve Stewart, who
is now in South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fancher
went to Poweshiek county Wednes-
day for weeks pleasant visit with
relatives and old friends.
The M. w. A. lodge of Viola Cen
ter held meeting Tuesday evening
to make final arrangements for the
building of their new hall
Last Sunday afternoon a party of
young folks coDgregated at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Bates and passed jolly afternoon.
For SALE.-32o acres in Section IL,
Cameron township, we'll improved,
windmill, good waierwnrks. Ad-
dress, w. F. EARHART. Dedham, La.
o. j. Smith has sold his 229-acre
farm in Melville township to l.. M
Estes for $500 per acre. Mr.. Smith
contemplates locating in northwes-
tern Iowa.
Jas. Foster, ST., Of Cameron, was
called to Rock Island Monday, on &C
count Of the death of his brother,
George, who died Sunday and was
buried Tuesday.
One day this week John Reusch
ling hauled in load Of oats in &c
inch box which weighed out Z:
bushels, John says that's prett,
good oats for Dutchman.
P.F. Anderson drove up from hi
home near Anita Monday, bringin
with him thoroughbred Shetlan'
pony for his grandchildren. Will
here he purchased one of those fin
buggies of Anderson Il Ruhs.
Foreman Slade and a gang of ST
men are now busy excavating an
otherwise preparing the ground fo
the building OF the foundation for tn
new Trans Mississippi elevator. Min
carloads Of rock will be used in ii
foundation.
Finch u Northup purchased {
Walter Lee bunch of cattle and tt
size Of the check for same was $53
They also purchased of Geo. Cat
cattle to the amount of S134.0 al
VIM. Passmore, $12S.0O. Finch
Northup are getting lots of cattle an
they buy Of the best farmers.
w. f. Earhart has placed his 3:
acre farm in Cameron township, c
the market. In case of sale M
Earhart will go to southern Iowa {
northern Missouri to look up a locs
ton. Although we wish Will a
the luck there is, we don't think /
can beat good old Audubon county.
Will Hoffman. Geo. Heurmal
Luther Carper and Dave Hart II
turned from their trip to South Da
kota last Sunday evening. Ge'
Heurman purchased an S0-acre fart
and Dave Hart 160 acres. Mr.. Ca
per contracted for farm which /
will buy provided he sells his far
in Cameron township.
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