Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-24
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look neat and are cheap at Hans
Madsen's.
G. j. Hansen has just received. an
other full carload of Janney feed
grinders.
Go and see G. j. Hansen's harness
and you will be astonished when you
hear the price.
Lawrence Jensen, in Poplar, has
his house all completed and will soon
be ready to move.
Hans Madsen's store is head quart
ers for fall and winter caps of the
latest colors and styles.
Jens Schouboe has finished his road
work and now has all the roads in
his district in good shape.
Nels .Sorensen, living about four
miles southeast Of Elkhorn, has just
completed fine new house.
Remember that you will save time,
patience and money to buy your OUT
ing fannels at Hans Madsen's.
The incest, most durable and cheap
est line of fall gloves ever shown in
Kimballton now at Hans Madsen's.
just received, 25 Wheeler s. Will
son sewing machines. Come and get
one. z. j. HANSEN.
Miss Carrie Hansen, from over by
Harlan, is visiting at the hotel in
Kimballton with her aunt this week.
Chris Mikklesen, up north of Shar-
on, purchased the Murphy place last
week and will make it his future
home.
The Sharon store now supports a
fine new porch to the front which
adds much to getting in and out the
building.
Clarence Jacobsen, who lives west
of Kimballton, closed the deal last
week for his farm, receiving SOL 90
per acre for it.
Last week Jorgen Miller gave a
birthday party to his twins and they
all had good time as George is q
good entertainer.
Hans Towering gave a birthday
party last Sunday in his home near
Sharon store in honor Of his wife, and
all had pleasant time.
Jorgen H. Jensen has bought G. A.
Martins eighty acre farm in section
four, Sharon township, which makes
him fine 22O acre farm.
Clint Whitfield writes back from
South Dakota that he is we'll pleased
with the country and thinks there
are great opportunities there.
Ten Poland China boars for sale,
good, growthy, big boned fellows.
j. g. HAkDMAN,
Brayton, Iowa.
Last Saturday friends gathered into
the home of Andrew Christensen and
had one of those good times the peo-
pie in this community are capable of.
Ole Jacobsen, living near Kimball-
ton, was in town last week and pur-
chased of Esbeck & Co. one of their
best wagons to gather his crop OF
corn.
Jens M. Jensen, one of the most
prosperous farmers around Kimball-
ton, added to his farm tools a brand
new wagon of Esbeck & Co. this last
week.
Don't freeze to death this winner.
You can get fur coat and good
one at Hans Madsen's, so If you freeze
to death it is your fault. Come and
see them.
Peter Bertlesen, Kimballton's black
smith, added to his front yard las,
week by having neat railing put
around it. He is making it 8
typical home.
Flannels Of all kinds for fall and
winter dresses. Don't be cold OF
don't catch cold but call on 10,
James, Elkhorn, Ia, and be pleased
in quality and price.
Last Sunday was the birthday O
little johannes Rattenborg, when hi
was one year old and the occasion wa
fittingly remembered and commend
rated by his fond parents.
Work shirts, extra heavy and o
the finest material for soc. Jus
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that. Come and see them
HANS MADsEN.
Those who want to buy buggies a
low down price should call and Sc
me at once. 1 want to clear up an
make room for another carload.
G. j. HANSEN.
Last week sThresher Chris" had tn
misfortune to run under the tele
phone wire and break it so that al
phone connections with outer point
have been severed since that time
Hans Boysen, of Atlantic, was u
last week and visited with his man,
friends in Elkhorr, Kimballton an,
Poplar. We heard it mentioned tina
he is looking up location for ney
store.
Hon Jas. e. Bruce, and Hon. j. A
Byers, of Harlan, were to speak i
Elkhorn last Monday night but tn
time has been postponed until mex
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