Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-03
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lowest. ELRoD 81 Co., Hamlin.

Frank Ptfeifer sold two hundred
bushels of No. 2, grade wheat and de-
livered it on Tuesday.
Frank Burr has put his barn in
shape for winter by re-shingleing it.
He resides east of town.
o. P. Tyler has Just placed car of
cattle on feed for the late fall market;
they are three year olds.
Baker & Shoesmith shipped two
cars of cattle and one of hogs to Chi
cago on Monday evening.
Mr.. Otto Larson, south of town
two miles, has nearly completed
cosy addition to his house.
Alec Nc CURE and Frank Pffeifer
have threshed grain up to date for
which they received S695.00
Jack Oberholtz has purchased
forty acre tract Of land Of Fulton
Stuckert southeast of Hamlin three
miles.
The farmers around the suburbs are
all very busy now turning the sod
which is in excellent condition for
blowing.
Merchants here want your butter
at l5c. per pound and your eggs at
lac. per dozen, bring your produce
to them.
Martin Nelson brought in two loads
of clean smooth hogs Tuesday that
brought him the snug sum Of S6.4O
per hundred.
Tom Gill claims crop Of corn for
this year of not less than thirty.f five
bushels to the acre on fair average.
He shows some fine specimens.
Jorgen Hardesten who is we'll to
do farmer west of town sold four
loads of extra heavy hogs at S6.40 per
hundred to Nc Guire on Monday.
John Nc CURE of Audubon, step
ped off the train on Tuesday to say
good bye and then departed for Win
nlpeg, Manitoba, to see the country.
Mrs. Lou Anclaux boarded the
train Tuesday for Audubon, to do her
trading, Mrs. AnciauX resides with
her husband on fine farm over in
Greeley.
Hans. Jorgensen a we'll informed
Danish farmer southwest of town,
sold our, buyer the best load of hogs
received this month on Tuesday of
this week
Mrs. II. Kindred and son boarded
the train here the first of this week
on visit to her friends in Adams
county, intending to be gone about
two weeks.
Frank Nc Nally finding his black
smith shop to small to accommodate
his increasing business, has found it
necessary TO put up al addition to
his building.
M. G. Gill one of our prosperous
and we'll TO do farmers whose land
join the town on the east is feeding
twenty head of three year old steers
for the market.
Frank Braun who lives with his
mother on the old Andy Smith farm
four miles southeast of here was
marketing his grain at this place the
first Of the week.
Geo. Spencer has just returned from
Oklahoma Territory well pleased with
the part of the country he visited but
did not invest in any of the real es-
tate at this time.
The members of the Presby terrain
Church gave what they call q "Rall-
ing Day Program" last Sunday which
drew full house to the church on
the hill east Of Old Hamlin.
Jens Anderson another of our pro-
sperous farmers gave broad smile
last Tuesday as he deposited big roll
of bank notes in his wallet after dis
posing of a bunch OF GAO hogs.
Rev. Worth pastor of the Evange-
lical church in this town returned
last Monday evening from Maxwell,
Ia, where has been visiting and rest
ing from his labors for the past week.
0. P. Tyler was in town on Tues
day making enquiries of the farmers
about the where abouts of two steers
strayed, stolen or disappearing in
some other way to mortal mind not
clear.
Miss Lille Crees who sometime
since was afflicted with appendicitis
had relapse last Sunday evening and
for couple of days her life was dis.
paired Of; but on Tuesday was some
easier.
Tom Owens east of town has
bought what he considers Is a very
fine farm way down in Oklahoma
with the intention Of emigrating to
that much praised and much berated
territory.
Station agent Percy tried to ampu-
tate small pimple on his good right
hand using his knife and now he is
applying flax seed ponltices to badly
swollen hand that is threatened with
blood poison.