Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-12-07
Kirnbal1ton -Elkhorn

Peter Christensen bought new
wagon of Esbeck & Co. last Monday.
One hundred cloaks to be sold re-
gardless of cost at Geo. Faaborg's. 1w
Workmen of the cement factory be-
gan Tuesday to dig we'll for Hans
johnson.
Claus Petersen and family ate
Thanksgiving turkey at the Chris
Nelson home.
Rudolph Andersen did some paper
hanging for jeweler II. G. Madison
the first of the week.
Twenty per cent discount on
c,oaks from Dec. to Is. lw
GEO. FAABoRG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray from near Ror-
beck visited their daughter Mrs.
Chris Rasmussen in Kimballton Sum-
day.
The building being erected by the
Knitting Company is fast taking
shape. Wheii the factory is opened to
the public we intend to visit it and
tell you what we see.
Simon Hansen, brother of Peter
Hansen of Kimballton, arrived from
Wisconsin last week and will attend
school here this winter. He intends
to be confirmed in the spring.
Prof. K. Sorensen began the win
ter term of the Danish school last
Monday with an enrolment of about
seventeen scholars. Chris Slamberg
will assist him by taking charge Of
one of the classes.
Joe James took in over 1900 pounds
of chicken Monday ami Tuesday One
man G. p. Larsen alone sold them
$50 pounds. 1t was in anticipation
of this rush that Joe built his new
chicken house last month.
As l intend to take trip east this
winter l offer my barber shop, furni-
ture, confectionery counter and soda
fountain for sale and will rent my
dwelling house and property. A
bargain if taken before January list.
If M. @. M1TTEN, Kimballton.
The Kimballton public schools be-
gan Monday tor the winter term, I'M
der the same management as last
term-Miss Gertie Gumstrup, pri-
mary and Miss Roggy of the Anita
high school. These ladies are doing
some splendid work and are giving
universal satisfaction.
A gentleman representing E. w.
Anspach, horseman Of Omaha was
in Elk Horn Tuesday distributing
placards calling for horses to be de-
livered to him at Keller's barn in
Marine, Tuesday December IL. He
can use almost anything in the horse
line if its not too thin.
Mrs. A. M. Nielsen living west of
Elk Horn recently held her sale and
and will be ready to leave for her
new home in Oakland, California,
Wednesday of next week. Her
nephew, Nels Thompson will accom-
PAW her. OF course we all UNDER
stand Nels won't STAY long in fact we
look for him to return in the spring.
You know why don't you?
A big party was given at the Peter
Rasmussen home last Sunday at
which about seventy five young peo-
pie were present to participate in the
many entertainments of the evening.
Everything that could amuse or in
terest was brought into use and the
big crowd of people claim they new
er had jollier time anywhere. 1t
was the "wee small hours" before
they disbanded.
Postmaster Behrgreen since his
last return from Wisconsin is more
enthusiastic than ever over the coun-
try. He says for any man willing to
WORK there is no better place, as the
wood Oh farm there will pay for it
when cut. After farm is cleared
the work grows lighter as they do
nothing much on the cleared
tracts but dairying. He intends to
locate his sons on farm when he
moves up in the spring but will fol-
low land business himself. Carl
Shredder will locate a blacksmith
shop up there and from the map and
what we could learn we think he too
has splendid opening.