Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-22
ki1nballton -Elkhorn

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Elkhorn and prepared to do all
kinds of dental work.
Opposite John Pe,erson's. ELKHoRN, ia.
A sister of Jake Esbeck's is here as
sisting them.
Peter Bertlesen was repairing his
north string of fence on his lots, Mon
day.
The church at Kimballton observ-
ed Pentecostal services Sunday and
Monday at their church.
Chases, of Extra, were out the first
of the week, moving the Jerry Miller
property for Rasmus Hedegaard.
l am sole agent for the Henry Buss
& Co.'S paints, oils and wall paper.
PETER MAILER, Kimballtop, la.
Rockers linemen were out along
the line Wednesday, to fix up the
wires and poles, that were torn down
by the storm.
Viggo and Holman, two popular
young men around Kimballton, will
soon leave for trip out to Omaha to
visit for a time.
The brothers of Mr.. Wonmos up
by the Sharon store, who have been
visiting him for a time, departed,
last week for visit at LeMars.
Jes Miller and his brother George
Miller, of Elyria, Nebraska, are visit
ing the son-in-law OF the former,
Peter Bertlesen Kimballton's black
smith.
The scene of the disastrous storm,
north of Kimballton, was visited Sun
day by hundreds Of teams going and
coming from the surrounding towns
and country.
S. P. Kaae, the genial racket man
at Elkhorn went to Council Bluffs,
Wednesday, to purchase lot of glass
ware for his store and will soon be
fixed out in that line.
Photographer Miller, Of the Studio
in Elkhorn, took his camera Monday
and went out north of Kimballton to
view the effects Of the storm and to
take pictures Of the wrecks.
Fred Little, foreman of the Ward
bridge gang, arrived in Kimballton
with his men Monday and will stay
at the hotel while they put in new
bridge east of town and one south of
town.
Last Sunday there was pleasant
gathering at the home Of Jens Ras-
mussen about four miles northwest of
Kimballton and those present who
took part in the festivities had very
enjoyable afternoon.
The Misses Dagmar and Matilda
Olsen, Ingebery Rattenborg, Anna
Carlson, Anna Carstesen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans johnson were all out from
Atlantic, Sunday, visiting at their
homes and with friends.
Last Monday as Mrs. Hans Ras-
mnssen was driving into town accom-
panied by two girls, her horse became
frightened and lively runaway was
the result for few moments but no
one was hurt and no damage done.
Rasmus Hedegaard, Elkhorn's spec
nlator and investor, purchased four
acres of land Of John Peterson in the
north suburbs of Elkhorn at the NOM
inal sum OF 5000 per acre. Lots in
Elkhorn are as good as a gold mine.
The Lumber Company IN Kimball-
ton is getting on nicely now. They
have six cars of lumber in Audubon
that they are getting out as fast as
four teams can haul aud will soon
have some in Hamlin to be hauled
ont.
Soren Wig arrived home at Elk
horn last week, from Blair, Nebraska
where he has been in printing office
and will lath during the summer for
the people here. He already has quite
a few jobs and good opening for
more.
Jerry Miller made deal this week,
with Rasmus Hedegaard and sold him
his house, which he is to move i'm
mediately went to Carl Schroeder
and purchased lot and will have the
building moved to it which he will
fix up and rent or sell it.
Lars Petersen, living out on the
ridge has fowl of some kind at his
place that he has as yet found no one
that can tell HIM what it. 1t seems