Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-11-13
ki1nballton -Elkhorn
H. A. ELMQUIST, D. D. S.
is permanently located in
Elkhorn and prepared to do all
kinds of dental work.
Opposite John Peterson's. ELKHoRN, IA


Opposite John Peterson's. ELKHoRN, Ia
Erik Hansen, one Of the Elkhorn
butchers, was an Atlantic visitor on
Monday.
Louie Setback and wife of Prairie
Rose, were visiting relatives in Elk
horn Monday,
Lars Larsen, quarter of a mile
southwest Of Kimballton is building
granary and corn-crib.
Mrs Sine Ibsen, north Of Kimball-
ton, is recovering after severe ILL
ness of two weeks duration.
Cold weather coming. Buy new
cap of Hans Madsen, at Kimballton.
See the fine cap display at his store.
Jens See, five miles northeast of
Kimballton, went to Chicago one day
last week with car load of fat steers
of his own feeding.
T. G.. Jensen, Thos. Thompson and
Vigo Rasmussen, owners of the Kim
ballton hall, will hold dance therein
on Thankse living night.
Bring your eggs and chickens to
Hans Madsen at Kimballton. He
will pay SIC for chickens and zoe per
dozen for eggs in trade only.
Alma Madsen and Rena and Elite
Esbeck of Kimballton, went to Har-
Ian Saturday afternoon on their bikes,
returning the first of the week.
Jeppe Martensen, who recently re-
turned from the hospital is still very
i'll and fears are entertained that he
will never regain his lost health.
G. P. Madsen, west of Kimballton,
father of Merchant Hans Madsen, was
10 years old last Tuesday and Sunday
the relatives gathered at the home and
celebrated the event.
Hans johnson of the firm of Peter
sen e johnson, went to Omaha SUM-
day While there he will purchase a
fine line of holiday goods tor their
big store at Elkhorn.
Jerry Miller will commence work
in about ten days on the second story
of his hardware store which he will
have fitted up as a hall to be used by
the various secret societies or for
other purposes.
Jens Frost, who has been working
in the Kimballton creamery, will go
to Minneapolis soon to take a course
Of study in the art of buttermaking
His present position will be filled by
a Chicago man.
N. B. Andersen, of northeast Kim
ballton, who has been ailing for some
time past, went to Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, Tuesday, where he will receive
treatment in the sanitarium at that
place. He will be there about a
month.
Claus Larsen, who formerly clerked
for Hans Madsen at Kimballton, left
Monday for Omaha where he will
remain during the winter. He in
tends taking the civil service
examination for mail clerk in the city
OF Omana.
A number Of friends and relatives
congregated at the home of Chris
Larsen, two and one-h half miles north
west of Kimballton, and celebrated
that gentlemar's birthday in a man
ner that will ever keep green the
memory of that day.
The finish work in the inside of the
Elkhorn Bank is completed and as
soon as the safe and fixtures arrive
and are put in place, they will be
ready for business, possibly about
December first. They have had con-
siderable trouble with the circular
glass in front, two having been brok-
en- in shipment.
AS soon as the S. P. Kaae stock il
closed out Chris Hansen, the harness
maker at Elhhorn will move hi
goods into that room using it for {
store room and the room he now oc
cupies he will use as his shop. Mr.
Hansen's business has grown to sucf
dimensions that he finds his presen
quarters too small.
The Danish Brotherhood com
menced work Monday on their new