Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-09-11

H. L. Miller, o. Miller, r. H. Gar
nell, Geo. LaFoy, Hans Marcusen,
Nels Jorgensen and j. H. Jensen are
among some of the farmers who mar
keted their swine here the past week.
johnson & Christensen have receiv-
ed that car of JENNIE feed grinders and
have them ready for sale and to show
the work, they have set one up and
you can test it any time to your sat-
istaction.
VIM. Thomas returned from his
visit to his mother last Tuesday and
reported her recovered so as to be
considered out of danger from the ILL
ness which at one time seemed about
to be fatal.
John Cook, a south Hamlin Farm
Ell is engaged in hauling lumber from
this point out to EIkhorn. That
company is trying to get good sup
ply on hand at that point before win
ter closes in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hughes, of
Sioux City, stopped here last Tues
day from Extra and were driven over
TO Old Hamlin to the home OF her
aunt, Mrs. A. w. Bradley, and her
uncle James Bell.
just Justesen, clerk of the M. w.
of A., located here gives notice of a
business meeting of the order on Sat-
urday and he requests all the officers
to be sure and be present as business
of importance is to be transacted.
E. j. Fenton has purchased himself
a new pair OF wooden soled shoes,
Holland pattern, and says they are
the best thing out for the feet in wet
and sloppy weather, but he had to
send to Templeton to get his order
filled.
Chris Justesen was down to the
train on the fly last Tuesday to greet
his meat man but for some reason the
other fellow failed to connect, but
the meet came all right and that was
what Chris was after more partic-
ularly.
A force OF carpenters are at work
making changes on the bins so as tc
allow the grain to run without hav-
ing to shovel it as heretofore. This
will effect great saving Of time and
labor both unavoidable until this
change.
SPECIAL SALE-Of buggies thi
month to get room for our winter
stock of goods. Get our prices be-
fore purchasing. We also have {
good stock OF ranges, heaters ant
cook stoves which must go.
2w JOHNSON & Christensen.
Near the close of 1902 sees Hamlil
with one grocery and dry goods store
one implement and hardware store
one blacksmith shop, one No.
creamery, one stock and grain buye
and an unloading point for the Elk
horn and Kimballton Lumber com
panies.
Henry Shyer, agent for the raj roa
company received another bump thu
week which famed him for day 9
so. He was unloading trunk. whe
he stumbled over the mail sacks an
the trunk falling on one Of his lint
was the cause. Moral-Always stee
clear of falling trunk.
l.. P. Laurenzen and wife all
Martin Martenson and wife went t
Atlantic last Friday to visit relativ,
and the gentlemen say they wei
treated royalty and they also had a
excellent opportunity to allay a
thirst that might have been induce
by the dust which will get IN one
throat.
E. j. Fenton bargained his place q
f Old Hamlin to Lauritzen Nilsson
Jacksonville, and the first money
on deposit at a Harlan bank, but IL
! former is also bargaining for MOI
tana ranch near his brother-in- law
home which if they fail to secul
may lead to declaration of no sale b.
tween the first named parties.
] Mr.. and Mrs. George Gerard al
daughter Miss Jessie left on the noe
train last Tuesday by way Of ID
Moines, for st. Paul Minneso
where they will visit her siste
They will then take a good look
the country and if anything shouI
: suit in the way OF land they wi
+ more than likely make purchase.
Hans Christensen, Lawrence Johl
son, Andrew Esbeck and Ed Martel
sen accompanied by the Misses An,
Christensen, Clara Johnson, Mary E
!. beck and Sena Esbeck were expecte
to return yesterday from their joll