Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-24

Henry Haagensen, from over IN
Shelby county, was over the latter
part of last week visiting at the
pleasant home of his old time neigh
Dor, Jens Schouboe, and also the
Mlkkelsen boys, further north.
The following is list of the milk
haulers for the West Hamlin Separa-
tor Creamery Co. and the prices paid:
No. |, n. G. Nelson, lie: No. 2, Th.
Martesen, loo; No. 3, G. w. Boysen,
&c; No. 4. r.. Petersen, 94c; No. 5, X.
knntsen, lie; No. 6, John P. Jensen,
~ &c: No. !, A. Jorgensen, l3c; No. s,
&. 2. Jensen, &c: No. 9, Ipgve. 12c.
l.. G. Petersen Il Co., at Elkhorn
are remodelling their implement
house and making themselves more
room. They have fixed themselves IA
nice little office and raised the entire
roofing and now have good display
and store room for their large stock
OF implements that they expect soon
to receive, as one could wish in any
place.
| Nels Jensen, the Elkhorn furniture
merchant, departed Monday for Des
Molnes to be in att enhance at the EN-
banners examination which is being
held there this week and when he re-
| turns will more than likely bring
with him a certificate that will allow
him to ship corpses and many other
liberties he now does not have in the
profession. He will also get many
good pointers to help him out IN his
work in the future.
Last week Peter Nissen and Peter
christensen from up by Klimbaltou
| went out to Omaha to, purchase car
OF bronchos but the night before they
| blew out the gas in their room and
the next morning the clerk found
Peter Nilsson dead and Peter Christ
ensen almost so but he recovered and
returned home Tuesday. Peter Mis-
son was shipped home and buried
Tuesday in the cemetery of the church
out toward Jacksonville. His tragic
and untimely death seems awful to
contemplate. A young man, strong
and healthy, full of ambition and
energy and what makes it more sad he
was to have been married on the dav
he was buried 1t is a sad blow not
only to his parents and sweetheart but
TO the whole community who suffer
with them in their deep atlliction.
The following is the annual state
lnent OF the condition OF the Farmers
Mutual Hail Insurance Association of
Elkhorn for the year 1900:
Amount of risks in force at begin
mng OF year ------ $ll0.4il.65
-Aiiouht OF risks written during year 35,l22. 90
amount OF us ks expired and cancel
leu during the year ----------- 12S, SO 65
lash on hand at beginning of year 500 g.,
Inc amount of receipts from assess
ments - l,256sl
feceipts from all other sources 1872
Total -,--.----- 1885
amount OF losses paid during year l,I332
Amount received by officers and en-
| ployeS during the year III on
Amount OF other expenses u *
Total expenses for all purposes dur
Balance cash on hand Dec 81. 1900 / 1881
'ost per thousand during the year 12.l6
~ ioiio"i NY is l1e alnual STATE.
lnent of the Danish Mutual Fire In
snranco Co. for the year ending De
cember 81, 1901:
Amount of Risks in force at begin
nlns OF year .------.-. 81 462 .277 90
ttnlouht OF RISKS written during year S05,5Ol co
Amount of risks expired and cancel
led during the year ~ j294,3 90
anot n OF risks in force at the end
:, of the year --,---,---.----. ,7a7 $1,000
Lash on hand at beginning of year 32S:,I
The amount of receipts from assess
y ments --,,-------------. 1875
h'ceip,s from all other sources Hl1.6l
iotal ---.,--.----- 2.OO9.i4
Amount of losses paid during year S7595
Amount received by officers and en-
ployes during the year 9O2.Sl
Amount of other expenses 63O0
|
Total expenses for all purposes dur
p ihs .he year l,8i1.79
Balance cash on hand Dec. 81 1900 1880
Cost per thousand during year, los
Cost per thousand for the past five
years Observation-Disclosures $50