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Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
BETHEL.

Some young people went walnuting
last week.
Corn husking has been commenced
by some of the farmers.
The party at John Sunburgs Friday
evening was well attended.
Minnie Maharg was home from
Ames visiting her parents Sunday.
H. w. Stearns and family were
Sunday visitors at NJ. L. Carper's
w. J. Gallon and family visited
Sunday at the John Reuschling home.
Harry Oliver is busy moving his
machinery and other articles to his
new place.
Henry Ruhs and family and Miss
Lieb were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Johnson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r Johnson, Bert Ruhs
and Jesse Emery visited Sunday at
the j. M. Edwards home.
Kerwin & Finch bought some butcher
stock of Mr.. Schriber and ID. D..
Sampson the first of the week.
AS there was no preacher appointed
for this district Rev. Walburn, of
Audubon, will preach at Bethel on
Sunday Oct. %. at 2:3O.
Mr.. Duncan, the piano tuner of
Audubon, while out tuning Weston $
piano Monday evening gave some
very fine music over the telephone.
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
ROSS.

Albert Fest and wife were Audubon
visitors Tuesday.
Jake Ruhs visited at the Chas.
Ruhs home Sunday.
Miss Gertie Knoll spent Sunday
with Miss Anna Ehlert.
Geo. McCuens visited at the John
Wagner home Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Raebel is now work
ing for Mrs. John Wagner.
Charlie Ross and wife spent Tues
day visiting with his brother Will.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinby visited
at the John Rutherford home Sunday.
VIM. Deist and family spent Sun
day at the August Schrader home in
Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAfea came up Mon
day from Atlantic and are visit ng
Sam Jordan.
MIR. Emery and family spent Sun
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Martin.
Mr.. John Sandrock and Miss Ber-
the Shelley visited at the VIM. Kel-
lums home Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Bamsey and Phoebe
Olson left Monday for S. Dakota
where they will visit their brother who
resides there.
Kile Smith had the misfortune to
have runaway with his mules Tues
day. They broke the wagon and were
quite vicious for while but no one
was hurt.
Miss Anna Smith of Atlantic, came
up Saturday and visited her sister,
Miss Edith who has been visiting al
the John Ehlert home for some time.
Miss Anna returned home Monday.
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
KIM BAllTON.

Mrs. Jacob Marcussen is very i'll.
Chris Lange and wife are very sick
at this writing.
Geo. FaabOrg and wife drove to
Harlan Monday.
Ed Wood purchased a new set OF
harness Monday.
Frank Dickey, of Fiscus, was in
kimballtOn Sunday.
Rev. Gregersen started for Chicago
Monday on business.
TOrvel Jensen made business trip
to Audubon Saturday.
Harry Stevens left here for Indian
apOlis, Indiana Tuesday.
Rasmus Hedegaard will sell clothing
at Jacksonville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Christensen
are the proud parents of boy born
Monday.
Isaac Terklesen hauled lumber Mon
day for a new corn crib on his farm
west of town.
Andrew Andersen, Of LOrah, sold
his property in KimbalIton to Fl. G.
Madsen for 800.
NJ. n. Esbeck and daughter Edith
attended the street carnival in Allan
tic last Thursday.
Arch Ross southwest of KimballtOn,
sold his farm Thursday to Geo. Peter
son at $50 per acre.
Miss Cecilia johnson returned
home Monday from Audubon where
she has been visiting relatives.
Joe Ross started Monday for the
Sioux river where he will spend
several days fishing and hunting.
Several of the young people around
kimballtOn attended the Advent tent
| meeting in Elk Horn Sunday evening.
G.. j. Larson who has been working
for Geo. FaabOrg left Tuesday. He
| has gone to the country to pick corn.
Misses Marie Petersen, Karen Sand,
beck and Peterea Christensen started
| for Des Moines Monday where they
| have employment.
Elk Horn, Oakhill and Kimballtor
| gun clubs met at KimballtOn Sunday.
Oakhill won the banner by 26. The
score was Oakhill, 1853: Elk-HOrn, Az
| KimballtOn, 426.
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
champerIain's Cough Remedy

No one who is acquainted with its
good qualities can be surprised at the
great popularity of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. 1t not only cures
colds and grip effectually and perma-
nently but prevents these diseases
from resulting in pneumonia. 1t is
also certain cure for Group. Whoop-
ing cough is not dangerous when this
remedy is given. Itcontains no opium
or other harmful substance and may
be given as confidently to a baby as
to an adult. 1t is also pleasant to
take. When all of these facts are
taken into consideration it is not sur
prising that people in foreign lands,
as we'll as at home, esteem this remedy
very highly and very few are willing
to take any other after having once
used it. For sale by A. ii. Roberts.
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
California Information.

California is big state, large of
area, rich in natural wealth, tremend-
Gus in its scenic features and with a
future full of great promise. Every
American is more or less interested in
knowing about this great common
wealth.
A forty page folder with more than
half hundred beautiful Illustrations
and complete colored map of the
state has been issued by the Chicago
q Northwestern Railway. 1t con-
tains in condensed and interesting
form, mass of information on vari-
Gus subjects of interest, including a
list of hotels at California tourist
points, with their rates, capacity, etc.
Sent to any address on receipt of four
cents in stamps, by w. B. Kniskern,
p. II. NJ, Chicago.
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
NASH. PHELPS & PHELPS
AT LAW
AUDUBON, IOWA
South Side
South Side

F. ROSENBLADT, M. d.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Danish or
German spoken if desired. Office up
stairs in Howald block, Telephone No. z, Au-
dubon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
EXTRA.

Mrs. Gruby enjoyed a visit from
her sister last week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Griffin is very i'll at her
home in West Extra.
The tickets sold at Extra for At
lantic numbered 1l3.
A new baby boy came to the home
of Claude Jayne Tuesday.
Miss Anna Hansen is enjoying the
sights at st. Louis this week.
Ina Anders has accepted position
tion as saleslady at Carroll.
Mrs. Ben Simpson attended the con-
vention at Audubon Wednesday.
Walter Copeland was in Extra last
week on businessand to visit his par
entS.
Mrs. Gus Gault will entertain the
Thursday club at her home at Extra
Heights.
Mrs. S. f. Born went to Des
MOineS Monday to remain until
Thursday.
Grace Hamlin burned her hand bad
ly Sunday evening in firing off can
non cracker.
Mrs. Blume, Miss Daisy Frick and
u lady friend drove down from Audu-
bon Monday.
A brother of Prof. Minis arrived
Tuesday and will remain an indefinite
length Of time.
The Troublesome Valley Equestrian
club came in to the political rally
Friday evening.
Mrs. Van Gorder and Miss Fish OF
Audubon were calling on their friends
in Extra Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Bishop, after spending
some time with her sisters, returned to
her home at Iale Saturday.
The ladies Of the M. f. church gave
one of their popular suppers at the
home of Mrs. Sam Brown Wednesday.
Ethel Hicks who was called home
from school by the death of her father,
returned to Cedar Falls last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mccall with two children drove
down from Audubon Friday and spent
Saturday with her mother Mrs. kra-
mer.
The infant child of Mrs. Chrissie
Bintner Noel was brought from Har-
ian and buried in the CuthOlic ceme-
terry Sunday.
Joe Bells daughter Eva, whose
home is at Sioux city, is visiting at
her fathers. She is accompanied by
her two children.
The boss" substituted for John
Knox at the Fullerton lumber yards
while John helped the band to win the
prize at Atlantic.
Mrs. Pavton, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Laura DelahOyde,
went Sunday to visit another sister
residing at Des MOines.
Pearl Philip and John Andrews,
sons of Mayor Andrews, shipped their
live stock and household goods last
week and hied themselves away to be-
come good and loyal subjects of King
Edward.
Tom Coglan was badly bitten on the
arm by q vicious dog which he at
tempted to drive from a loaded
wagon. He Immediately came to town
to have the arm dressed. The Igor
rotes will get that dog "if it don't
watch out.
The Extra band took first prize, 800
at the contest in Atlantic. The boys
were hilariously greeted on their re-
turn and were made to feel that Extra
is proud of her band. Mrs. Bruner
of the Park Hotel treated them to an
oyster supper.
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
CAM ERON.

Minnie Tessman is away visiting
her aunt at this writing.
Robert Magill, of Viola, was a
Cameron visitor Sunday.
George Northup and family were
callers at Audubon Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Jordan, of Ross, was a
Cameron visitor few days ago.
Mrs. Thomas Rutherford will return
from her visit at DeSOta this week.
Wallace Bolton has improved his
farm by the addition of new crib.
There will be a social gathering at
the Bert Wiley home tomorrow eve.
Rev. Fleming, of Gray, was a Cam
eron visitor Wednesday of last week.
Ella FOrsbeck and friends from
Gray were callers in Cameron Sunday.
Bliss Graves and his mother, OF
Viola, were visitors in our township
Sunday.
DR.. HOllenbeck, of Audubon. was a
III Ndllltl bll Vic va
last week.
Ottie Porsch, of Leroy, was visit
or at the Thomas Rutherford home
one day last week.
Mr.. Wiley and wife, of Lincoln
township, were Sunday visitors at the
home of his brother Bert.
August Cerka and family and
grandma POssehn attended German
church in Lincoln Sunday.
Minnie Neitzel, Kate Hillyer and
others from this community took in
the carnival at Atlantic last week.
Joseph JOhnstOns and Wallace BOl.
tons were down to Audubon Sunday
to hear the Walburn funeral sermon
Among those marketing hogs ir
Gray last week we noticed the Schra
ders, Amos Possehn and Bert Wiley
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
VIOLA CENTER.

The chicken pie social Tuesday
evening was well attended.
Frank Mccullough spent Sunday
with relatives in Manning.
Mr.. Searles, of Audubon, was at the
Center Monday and Tuesday.
Overfeld and Prather are putting up
new barn for j. G. BOnwell.
The Missionary Society gave very
nice entertainment Sunday evening
Frank Dawson and family and Miss
Clark spent Sunday at the Ben Cot
field home.
Mrs. Gillispie and daughter Mrs.
Al Griffen, of Nebraska, are here
visiting relatives and friends.
Carrie Brenton and brothers from
Dedham, attended the entertainment
by the Sunshine Mission band Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Gibbon, of Coon Rapids, moved
a house for j. G.. BOnwell Wednesday.
He will also move the store building
for G. B. Hendricks.
VIM. Reynolds is sick at the home
of his mother. He is threatened with
typhoid fever. MIR. Reynolds has
just returned from South Dakota.
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20

Low rates to International live stock
Exposition at Chicago via the North
Western Line. Excursion tickets will
be sold Nou. q, 20 and q limited to
return until Dec. 5th, inclusive. Apply
to agents Chicago q North Western
R'y. 4lw3
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20
RAILROAD TIME CARDS.


C.AN. W. AT AUDUBON
No. 81 Ar. 3 so q. M. No. so De. 9 80 a. NJ
No. s. Ar. :55 p. m. No. "a De. AS p. m.
Sunday Passenger arrives at 2 40 p. m. and
departs at :40p. m.
j. A. HUMIsToN, Agent
Audubon Republican., 1904-10-20

For the International Live Stock
show Chicago, Nov 26th to Dec. Bird.
the Rock Island System has arranged
rate of fare plus $500. Tickets on
sale Nov. 9th to 29th, inclusive, good
returning until Dec. 5th Bows
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
SOP paa Papiens Suno.

Mauoe foruuoerIise Siitorisr iurtGls
les ON og Of Sjsmnub. us en- al be
mnrfeligite er fpleenbs iom f~ort9lles
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Spbuion a en- lpitig 5pr ps LITE
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Sfibet laa for 9ufer peb Nare Sstaub,
blep bet uSopeuoigt at renie Suuoen
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Siseu. Son par bOrte en- Times Sic,
fpm iaa up igien pg Ia9oe, al bet utloe
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stt ueb for at ie til BAN. On ii 0ti'
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gaar ban iou ON Ga9en its9 neo
Sissu, sisuipnlis for ct pubic Sfibet
tps ban fig iitsoet N COB SIuno. Sal
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altio bite fig pua iumme stcb eIer ia
nrr binonosu, at bet par Hart, at ba
life rsrts iis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
uleo Ole Poilano
paa Jaet,

On gommeI fienbt GSmmenSbor'
aer ar. 8eiI fpISte iiOite iorlcoen
Ioa IS Iar. "1ramncns @lao"
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Dirfiomt Sip.
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be Den jpoife SeSe.
amoct Samif Tpt.

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ten.
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pnrct iGrli9 alInitige Siitaar at arbc'
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
4nrsnbiiaterne cper HonterIfI
sfoabrauSc. gn Ttsrre SfogbranS

S%fuabrauSc. Gn Itsrre Sfogbra'lo
uSbrso iorIeben Gaa pna Flaoren
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RunSen pua 8Iaoien por' noe o5
brprSte Ntpr ior Of gisre 9rlrnoen
Surtbor; meOers ban Ell StlrnO unr
borte ira Sl6en, breote beune Jig c9
areb itrar ON Jig meO raienoe 6ort.
So. 100 Non6 fom mart I'll tor at
bearunie BEN; men ht loo iig til en-
geapnoelie life gisre. SoerS 9lenner
ben StrGfning boor oct brGnote, 8aar
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6enne at itanie Sloeu. aien Seoet'
par iaa Iterf, at oct par u8lsrltgt al
ovboiOe iig n9r SIoeu, iaa man mont'
te retirere. SORT oeo 9'Sioen on
gpftenen par man Serre oper Soen
Ser blep hug9et op en- @uOe, % gS
litrret bolbt belle 3attsr gogt. GeI
err brPnSt opimoo 1000 MaaI til er
9prSi al 4 q 5000 aroner.
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3Ote SUM. Seaar bleo Ser paaiot Si
pan mango Steber / 8r9ttar0Sltogei
poo &oIfSsen | tune, bpor bet Ii8eIe
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SiSspaaIGtterne. Ter antilles m
syoat eiter bem. Ct. Sonsoag brpnSt
Here RaoI Sfog ~iammeiteSs, ortogt
Tia forpolSt al ionme 8erioner. D
bier zig, at Der inlt er pduiat SID pa
70 SteSer / 8rGtIanoSifoger. Gil
tie Sang bar oct Iiee peo Steoet, boo
Seusmanoen opbolOt Jig. Oct Inf,
bes Soa besee 5~orbrpoere at unoilit
pc. De er iet ini9e lin oper til SOL
ierfcgen, boorfra be gieunem itor
Sfcge fan fomme oOer til &aobe Elk
Snss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
;sOr at prsue apupiss gsie bill en-

MebarbeiSer neo @grebIaSet" ira ct
0ampifib Inbe Jig Iiofaite iammeE
meo nosIe SisIclf miSt / &prOiisen.
Mon oil p9Ige itormfulht 8eir. 81
terat gsien er aaaet operborO, ooer.
Iubes ben % Sens @nnbifnb til iia
ielp, Gampifibet orager pibere. geo
at benntte ct Tibet Sell % peo Si9lr
al Sc berfenOe Sapitramme er Bet lao
8laneu of nao til 9anb ct eaer anoet.
iteos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
oper / Strsact peS Sfimten % Stor.
itcrsiielSct."
Kometers Setvonine.

8 6en ri1tig ganlle Sio, ior Here
b~unoreoc aar iiocu. nar Seertrocn
iad ltor, at man ~til1frcp De | Strtc'
lisbeoen aouife uifpioige Scmeter
nGiten aQe DC lllpffcr % earoepIn.
ger, iom man iorcionot: aria, Selt
.Suuaer$nsS o. I. .. Ru ialbcr Oct
life lrngere noaet iornnftiat Wcnnc'
life mo at iptte CT aomctS sSrrmtrG'
Den paa llraniaS Sceue i Naria9S'
l~forbin6eIic ntco, at Der | Scn o. Den
I2anoSbp CT fs6t en- &alo meo 10 So'
Iueoer. GihcIler oil man | bore Gnac.
bpiS Der fom en- itcr Sonnet. ifnuoc
liza meo at ltolipc alt bpdh man etcr.
for iao bdacitcr at iIoffeS noe paa
Narfcrne OF aipCnte 49, SeroenS llns
ocrgans. &ei, MI er ma mere OBJ
Init % hrrcr ija life ioa lattcrltgt
las. 9teo ocunc ~SpIr&nina" iorhoI.
scr oct iia bog urrmcit iooIcoc@, at
man icr Iiqcaploi8crc poo Stn1enc.
Sporior fuI6c vi brpoc oS uogct ON
Iaomctcrnc, Der 10 alto g0ar ufpctcu
Tor os2 Suno Giocuifabcn bar lTrt
oS ON aumerrnc no oper oct. at Den
bar borttaeet 5rp9teu or caCntIig
life tore Saaer. On &omCt or Ct
aoooefuISt Simmtelcacmc; VI amer
life. hoorira Scu tcmmer, clicr hnor.
ben Sen aaar. Get mao oTrc l@i
inmnenidtte 2e1cmer meo uocrli
riuee RoSic. ericttIig bp99ct a
ioItc. itcrf iprcoie SmoaIcacmer. DC,
fa~rattcriitiife peo ell iterre Souct G.
Sen LANCE Sale, Scr pcnocr bort ire
Solcn. Zen itolieuife Sitrcnon
Sdiaporeui 0ap / @rcpc til Entc1
|, Serhi liNrleheS cu brremt Sltronom
lime Eaufer ON SicrucifuSocuc llo
trpf, oa SiSic gcuioIe Soufcr bar nitrl
oct blipeuoe 9ctuSuiug. &c gaor vi
, paa, at Stierneifuoocuc bepG9e.
ia ruu0t / LANCE. pardhcltormta
Stremme inoeupr port SoligItcnt o
ham fsrte fort efter Seuis for, al DC
bcitoar ct usic SIe9tlfubSiorholS mel
+. lem otSie SticrneifIroitrsmmc o.
aomcterne. Sioiturunie oplsicl
uoor IclencS aicuiioigc liItrrtntn,
! life lrnaere or iitonS til at operptuo
: girfuinaerne fra Snleu cIlcr ira Rtd
ucteruc, cg acknowledgements er Er'
buffet al SometcrucS SplsSnlnt
Dette Itol DOG life ioritaocS lanleoe;
Tom ON pi / 0ometbatcn altered
, fuuoc Ic uoact az oct Stoi, Der oonne
Acknowledgement. Solcu liaacr /
s life / ielpe aumetbauen, men Ia
itrGffc iia Iaust uSenior scune.
mango popuIrre Striftcr gisr benz
RiSiorItoaeIie fla ~aieIoenoc, % o.
merfcliaite cr, at ole 6oriattcre trt
at pGre / SpcrcnSitemmelic me
I8run6taufeuS Spbop; Sdiapdrea
Sans Rcniua cr Seu al DC ira 81
II metbopebet uoifiIte Furtitler ipreSC
oocr aometboucrt. Otcu bpoo ~ II
l. emo fan meme ont aomrterncS SetpI
T nina, Ioo bar DC utbioliomt Den.
y |, Tfobe ON life arig, ioo BOG llfreo
ben oItrouomiIfc SER. +
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-19
cISiaasinnS. gcS ilSgropuiua all

GIbiaasinnb. 0eo llSgropnina al
en- Sol ianSt soclsmano Gic. TcSer.
len, IeIaoarSs 9enrf ! alopbors
Scan. ipaar ncsIc imaa groneeiaser,
llrner M. IT., ION bleu i%uoienot I'll
SlonorSif Mlticum / aisbcnbaon. "a
Der fin or bIcpcn uSgrapet en- treble.
Sci al seici. bar iietsc "SorS. Nlfbl."
Mitiect. eitcr AHmoouin1 al SrSien'
nercn, beitemt at laSe Sen tilba8eoG'
rrSe Gel al Ssien uesraee timber &c
Belle al iaafunsiae Self ! Srbet a
Scmmeren.