Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-03-03
Oakfield and Brayton

Percy Hallock is again able to be
around after the accident which hap
pened to him two weeks ago by
horse falling on his foot.
| VIM. Thielen and T. j. McGovern
purchased the fat cattle offered at the
Bison sale and shipped them to South
Omaha Tuesday evening.
n. d. Hamlins' have the care of
their six months baby ill with pneu-
monia. The little one was not ex-
pected to recover Tuesday.
Magnus and Paul Jensen who re-
sided north of Extra last year moved
Tuesday to the E. j. Hansen farm
little northwest of Brayton.
j. E. Herrick of near Extras south
ern borders, was in Brayton Monday
and purchased good set of work
harness of Charley Fredricksen.
You have had our wire fence
stretchers long enough. Please re-
i turn them at once to the Green Bay
Lumber Co. NELs SoRENsEN, Mgr.
Three DANISH ladies from Albert
Lea, Mimi, arrived here Tuesday
morning and were driven out to Elk
Horn where they are visiting friends.
DR.. w. r. Koob and his brother,
John Koob, entertained their father
and mother who reside north of Anita
last Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day.
j. G. Hardman just received fine
Short Horn cow from c. D. Bellows
of Maryville, Missouri, she was
pure Scotch of the Orange Blossom
family.
+, H. Griffith was loading a car
Tuesday with his goods and started
for Stennett Wednesday where he. has
a splendid mill and where they will
reside in the future
Registered and high grade Short
Horn male calves, one year old dark
reds. For sale at reasonable prices.
11-26.3 If o. f. IDE.
Brayton, Iowa.
Hans N. Hansen sold fine young
Red Polled heifer Monday, to Mr..
Morgan of Dexter who paid SO for
the privilege of owning her. She
was shipped to her destination Tues
day.
| L. M. Parrott is Agent for the De
Laval Cream Separator the best of
its kind. He is working for the Be-
atrice Creamery Company of Nebras-
ka and will purchase all cream here
or at Lorah you may wish to sell.
Give him call. If
AL VOORHEES, was here from Extra
Monday looking over the E. A. Voor-
hees stock of furniture and imple-
ments and among some changes insti-
tuted was the dropping of Chris Sor-
ensen as manager and substituting
Caris Thompson in his place.
| Brayton markets tor Tuesday of
this week:
| Cattle; butchers stuff l &c to
top 400; hogs 500; wheat Csc; corn
Acc; oats 369c; barley Csc; butter zoe;
eggs 15c; hens SIC; ducks SIC; tur-
keys l2c; geese &c; potatoes 10.
| Charley Bisom's sale went several
hundred dollars above his estimate,
some of his COWS selling almost to
the $50 mark. The sale amounted to
$3OOS, over half of which was cash.
| 10 70 g.
$3.50 but it is we'll worth the money
for farm purposes.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thomas passed through
town, Monday from Extra Oh her
way to Des Moines to study the fash
ions and purchase supplies for her
millinery opening in Carson. She
was accompanied from here by her
niece Miss Edna Bison who will Wis
it an aunt at Valley Junction for
short time.
j. e. Hardman's Poland China sale
at Audubon last Saturday was de-
cided success and he was we'll pleased
with the result. Some of the sows sold
as high as thirty mine dollars and
fifty cents. His success as breeder
of brood sows and other stock is so
we'll known and the sales he makes
true TO name that no man wishing to
invest will fail to be present when
his sales are ann ounced. Mr.. Hard
man intends to attend the Short
Horn cattle sale in Manning, Friday
and if anything takes his fancy it
will be added to his herd.