Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-12

wo. king several months for j. G. B.
Anderson.
A spiritualist was in town Monday
night giving a small audience an
exhibition OF his peculiar powers as a
medium and wizard.
Thoroughbred Red Duroc; sows, or
gilt, call at farm 2 miles west and
mile north of Brayton or write
If 9-17.O3 SAM ScHARFF.
Mrs. G. L. Bison, who was out at
Carson assisting her sister, Mrs. j Nj.
Thomas, at the big cloak display and
sale, returned home Saturday.
Have you any coal? Yes we keep
coal. Hard and soft and have it on
hand S65 days in the year.
10-29-2t GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Mrs. Lauritz Hansen and children
returned Tuesday from a visit at
Council Bluffs. They reside on the
Ben Jensen farm, southeast of Extra.
The cheapest place in the county to
buy Illinois, Centerville or Des
Moines coal is at the coal yards of 7.
j. McGovern, Brayton, la. tf-10-22
L. M. Parrott, the Brayton butcher
is suffering from blood poison, the
result of a bite from hog, his hand
being considerably swollen and in
famed.
Oluf Frederiksen, who lately came
from Denmark on visit to his son
George, went to Audubon Tuesday
evening to visit his friend, Chris
Nielsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hoegh, resid-
ing west of Brayton, visited from
Friday until Monday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoogensen
out at Harlan.
The large plate glass for the new
| implement store of E. A. VOORHEES,
has been ordered and as soon as it ar
rives will be put in place and the
rooms fitted up for use.
| For Thoroughbred Duroc
Jersey bears aud gifts. Call at my
place one mile west and one mile
south of Brayton.
| 1O-30-3t H. M. BARTLETT.
| Daniel Nelson and sister, of Sac
City, arrived here last Friday and
visited until Wednesday at the home
of their sister, Mrs. Job Chamberlain
and husband, of Oakfield.
Charley Christensen purchased a
fine hard coal burner last week of our
new dealer, Geo. Frederlksen, who
lately purchased the G. L. Bison
hardware and harness business.
Thirty thousand pounds of butter,
eggs and poultry were shipped from
this station, during October. Fifteen
cars of freight and live stock We're
forwarded and sixteen cars of freig bit
received.
j. O. Howard, of Extra, was trying
conclusions at a game of pool Tues
day with Frank Freeman in the lat
ter's hall, but when this scribe left
the game was close nip and tuck and
undecided.
Brayton markets tor Tuesday OF
this week:
Cattle; butchers stuff 1.5O to $50
top Acc; hogs 4.5O; wheat 6Oc; corr
45c; oats 2Sc; barley 34c; butter Tic:
eggs 1sc; hens &c; ducks &c; tur-
keys &c; geese 4c; potatoes Soc to ST. 90
Jens Juhl's boy whose finger was
stripped of the flesh last week by be.
coming entangled in rope halter,
to which an unruly horse was attach
ed, lost the finger, our doctor having
to amputate it to prevent more SER
ious results.
"Geo. Frederiksen, dealer in hard
ware, tinware, stoves, harness, etc.
is now the sign which confronts the
visitor to this town and where the
same men are retained at the bench
and the same satisfaction will be
given as under the former manage.
ment.
/ j. L. McGovern aud wife, l. p
Hallock, g. l.. Bison and Mr.
Clifton, big stock buyer of South
Omaha, were out east last Saturday
at the big entertainment given by
VIM. Thielen and wife, and all vote
it the entertainment Of the season and
express in the highest terms Their
satisfaction at the way they were
entertained.
Notice to Hunters.
All persons are forbidden to hunt,
shoot or trespass on my leased lands
hereafter. Hop S. B. CLARK.