Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-14

turned to Council Bluffs the last of
last week.
DR.. Koob is kept very busy now
riding, much sickness prevailing in
the county especially grippe and sore
throat or tonsilitis.
Thoroughbred Red Duroc; sows, or
gilt, call at farm miles west and J
mile north of Brayton or write
tt 9-l7-O3 SAM SoHARFF.
From August LIST. TO January 1st
past, there were siNty-seven cars OF
OF shelled corn received here besides
nine car loads of ground feed.
U. S. Walker sold jenkins 81 Nc
Govern forty-seven head of good
heavy hogs this week and Mr.. D..
Heidegaard sold them fourteen head.
The Bendixen Company were about
through invoicing their large stock
of general merchandise Tuesday and
are now ready either the assessor or
prospective buyer.
Registered and high grade Short
Horn male calves, one year old-dark
reds. For sale at reasonable prices.
1.26.3 If O, f. IDE.
Brayton, Iowa.
81. S. Wattles, assessor of the
incorporated town of Brayton is
about two-thirds through with the
assessment Of the town and would
have been done but he is waiting for
some ofOur merchants to finish invoic.
ing.
E. A. Voorhees, is making good
beginning in the furniture salesin this
town, and expect to treat every one
alike and sell every articles at the
same or less prices than you would
pay after going TO neighboring
towns.
The Revival in Brayton is still
progressing with several converts
already protesting and many under
conviction. Last Sunday eight per-
sons were baptized and several more
were expected to be baptized last
Tuesday.
There are no new cases of small! box
in this vicinity the disease being
confined to the three families lust
coming down with the disease. The
authorizes have exercised the dill
gence and strictness in enforcing the
quarantine regulations.
Brayton markets tor Tuesday of
this week:
Cattle; butchers stuff 1.5O to 3.75
top 4 40; hogs 40; wheat soc; corn
42c; oats 29c; barley 26c; butter zoe:
eggs zoe; hens &c; ducks &c; tur-
keys l2c; geese &c; potatoes S1.oo.
We called on the Brayton peoples
caterer to their appetites in the way
of fine JUICY steaks Tuesday and found
Mr.. Liegan attending to the wants of
his customers, and taking look
around the establishment we surmis-
ed that he butchers only the best ami
mails coming under the head of butch
er's stock. He also keeps good sup
ply of bacon, hams, etc. and deserves
a good patronage.
j. G. Hardman and N. c. Jensen
have just printed a forty-nine page
catalog announcing the Grand brood
SOW sale, Of Poland Chinas, at Red
Oak on Wednesday, January 20, 1904.
This catalog gives the names and ped
igree of each sow offered for sale,
every one of which are true to name
as no one doubts who is acquainted
with the gentlemen. They have some
800 of these books printed anq scatter
ed throughout the country where they
will do the most good. If any of
our readers are contemplating i'm
proving their herds, or are thinking
of starting in the business for the
first time, start right by attending
this sale and purchasing one or more
of their fine animals.
The following is the report of the
business transacted at the Oaktield
Township creamery for the year end
ing November 30, 1908: Milk receiv-
ed 4,292,O17 pounds; butter produced,
100, 127 pounds; received from sales of
butter, S41, 391.34; expense of milk
hauling, S5,914.23; fuel, $4,000; but
ter tubs, S757.6S; salt and butter col
or, l27.00; oil brushes etc., Ss4.OO;
sinking fund ? per cent, $679.74; sal
airy to buttermaker and helper also
butter hauling, $1165 "a; paid pat
rons for butter fat, $31, 1851, MAX
ing a total OF $41 .O46.6O; balance adj
ded to sinking fund, $34474. The
officers elected for next year are as
follows: N. P. Hoegh, Pres; Eli
Hansen, Vice Pres; Hans Nymand,
Sec'y; Christian Hansen, Treas: Geo.
Hansen, A. Juhl, Peter Knudsen,
Trustees; j. P. Nielsen, Buttermaker.
DIED.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Thompson of Brayton,
which was born to them Dec. IA, 1908
passed away on last Thursday night.
The little one awakened its mother
in the night by its cries and arising
she gave it some simple remedy