Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-05-18
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sunday WIN ner parents auu--
Peter Wiuff and Viggo Sorensen
are working at Lars Johansen's this
week.
Peter Miller, assistant in the r. P.
Larsen harness shop, was in Elkhorn
Sunday.
Peter Bert]esen, kimbsllton's
blacksmith, had his house painted
Friday.
Miss Carrie Jensen is working for
John johnson, who lives south east
of Elk Horn.
Viggo Rasmussen bought an organ
of Hans Madsen last week and pre-
sented it to his sister.
Peter Bramsen began, Monday, to
build barn for Andrew Larson, who
lives north Of Kim ballton.
Miss Fabricus, of Fiscus, is here
visiting her brother Jeppe Tovil. She
will remain week or two.
Saturday was Miss Aasta Schak's
10th birthday but a little celebration
she had planned was not given.
Peter Jensen, who has been work
ing for Chris Sorensen north Of Ror-
beck is now working for Peter Hoegh.
Isaac Terkelsen and Martin were IN
Audubon Tuesday, where Mr.. Ter
kelsen was having some dental work
done.
Hans Nielsen, Kimballton's furni-
ture man has $500 worth of goods at
Hamlin which he intends to haul out
this week.
Mr.. Henry Iversen addressed the
Danish Lutheran people at Extra
Sunday last. His discourse was very
interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Petersen, who
have been visiting a few days with
Mr.. Petersen and wife, returned to
Omaha Monday.
Photographer Peter Andersen had
some new windows put in his studio
last week securing better light effect
for his work thereby.
The Elkhorn Implement Co. have
sold twenty three corn planters this
season and had calls for more, which
they were unable to fill.
The Elkhorn Bank will make a five
per cent for you on your farm. If you
need loan come and see US.
S. C.PEDERSEN, Cashier.
There was big birthday party at
Rasmus Hedegaard's Thursday even
ing. All of Mr.. Hedegaard's Elk
horn friends were there and report a
very happy time.
Carrie Christensen, Of Harlan, was
in Elkhorn last week visiting friends
and doing some dressmaking work
for Mrs. Hans johnson. She returned
to Harlan Tuesday.
Rasmus Nissen and his business
associate Chris Martensen were out to
Svend Larson's Friday fixing pump.
1t wasn't as dry job as it might
have been, as it rained all afternoon.
Walter Jensen's team ran away in
Kimballton one day last week. They
did not run far and did no damage
They certainly hurt the reputation
of broncos generally by being so tame
Joe James and Rasmus Nissen have
started meat market in the building
just west of the James store. They
slaughtered their first, Friday. Elf
Horn people will be glad to hear this
as they can now get any kind of meal
any kind of day. We sincerely hop,
no one will die of meat hunger now.
Carl Jensen has discovered new
method for pulling up fence posts
He simply starts bronco down tn,
line. While he and Pete Hansen wer,
breaking bronco Tuesday, the ami
NAL became unmanageable and start
ed for fence. They dashed into i
and tore up some five or six post
One OF the horses was badly cut OF
the shoulder.
Nels Nielsen, the genial blacksmith
got black eye Tuesday-Oh dom
get excited. He didn't get it in an,
trouble. While feeding his horses
one of them swung his head and hi
Nels over the optic leaving a mari
AAhO q Odtl ludu huuChlcs. II WE
know how it happened w
would think Nels had a misunder
standing with some one.
Mrs. Jens Olsen who has been sicl
with consumption for some six O
seven months past died at The HON,
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Andersen, Friday noon. The funera
obsequies were performed by Rev
Jersild in the Elkhorn church Sun
day at ten A. NJ, the body was the,
inferred in the Elkhorn cemetery
Besides her immediate relatives {
husband and one little daughter ar,
left to grieve her death. The Journa
extends its sympathy.
Last Saturday eve when the detest.
able rain began beating down so fur.
iously there were many sad hearts ir