Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-20
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Nels Jensen made business trip to
Harlan Tuesday.
Corn in this section of the country
is fast ripening and will soon do to
crib.
A good many from about Kimball-
ton went to the sale of Nels B.
Christensen, east of Elkhorn, last
Monday.
Ole Jensen, living north of KIM
ballton started for Minnesota Tuesday
to have a look at that far away
country
100000 cash, balance on long time
at low rate of interest, buys a good
100 acres. Inquire of G. A. Marlin,
editor of the journal.
Chris Molgaard, from Kim0allton,
was an Elkhorn visitor last Sunday,
and while he might have been alone,
we rather think different.
Miss Lena Jensen, who has been
visiting relatives and friends around
Elkhorn, returned Saturday to her
home in Atlantic, to be ready to enter
school again.
S. p. Kaae made the bargain for lot
lying just south of the picture gallery
in Elkhorn last Monday. We do not
know if he expects to build or keep it
for speculation.
Jens G. Anderson, up by Sharon
Creamery, is having new house
erected on his fine farm. Jens and
his family will then have a pleasant
and comfortable home.
The following is the list of men
who purchased buggies of the enter
/ prising boys at Elkhorn: Nels Mat
tlsen, Nels B. christensen. Peter
Nelson and Chris Christensen.
/ James johnson and wife left We'd
nesday for Tyler, MINI. He has been
i'll poor health for some time and in
tendssto try and see if that dryer
climate will not help him some.
carry a full line of jewelry Have
nice silverware. Do watch and clock
repairing. Come and see me.
4 HI, r.. MADsEN,
Kimballton, la.
j. G. Jensen is having new barn
put up on his farm east of Elkhorn.
The storm last week played havoc
with the frame work, blowing it
down, but they have it up again and
will soon complete it.
j Chris Rasmussen, living south Of
Elkhorn, has his house completed and
last Saturday came to the Elkhorn
furniture store and purchased a nice
line of furnishings to fill the house
and make it more pleasant
Buy farm of G.. A. Marlin.
/ 100000 cash, balance on long time,
4 buys a good S0-acre farm. Good inn
provements. Good location. Price
per acre $500 an acre cheaper than
other lands in the same locality.
Peter James, who has been spend
ing the summer reading in the office
of DR.. Koob, at Brayton, came home
Wednesday for short visit before he
again enters the medical school at
Omaha to continue his course.
Kimballton is now almost com
ple'eiy sidewalked in front Of all the
business houses. Hans Madseu has
Just completed the walk from the
blacksmith shop to his store and one
can now go dry shod all over town.
Social life about Kimballton was
dead This week. OF course if we
chose we could tell Of happines:
among Young folks, bnt This we keel
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! Hans Madsen, in Kimballton, ha.
: nov moved his dry goods and shoe!
into his new store and is getting
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exceled only by few stores.
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