Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-09-14
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VIM. Owens has a very sick boy.
HIS sickness has the appearance OF
paralysis.
E8 Mr.. Hans Miller our harness max
err is having all the work he can do
in his line.
Will Olsen has broken the record,
his oat crop yielded sixty-tive
bushels per acre.
Church services will be held at
Hamin uext Sabbath at $3.50 sharp,
Rev. Johnson conducting.
Station Agent Pigg returned from
his thirty days vacation feeling
much better for hissholiday.
One of Mr.. Simon Christensen's
horses the best he had, died last week.
This is quite loss to Mr.. Christensen.
1t is reported that Ray White, a
nephew of Charley white was killed
on his way to Oklahoma Yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. Petersen who has been
visiting at the Bruhn home returned
to her South Dakota home Friday
last.
Mr.. Ole Olson has given up the
butchering business until cold wealth
err. Ice became SO scarce he was
forced to retire.
Mrs. jacobson living south of Ex-
ira and who is daughter of our fell
low townsman VIM. Olsen is making
her parents visit.
Chris johnson, Peter Juhl and
Hans Mortesen with their wives
spent Sunday with friends at Fiscus,
fourteen miles away.
Messrs Mortesen and Juel are hav-
ing fine run of business these days.
They are getting in large stock of
dry goods for their fall trade.
Mr.. VIM. Olsen sold fine team of
drivers last week for $4,000. He soon
bought another team at $225.OO
which will partially fill the bill.
Hard, Soft, Nut and Threshers Coal
always on hand at the Elkhorn and
Kimballton bins in Hamlin.
If OLUF HANSEN, Manager.
Conductor Jack Lemon who so
cleverly looks after the company's
interest on the branch is in North
Dakota looking over his land inter-
ests.
Mr.. Nick Stunning, our black
smith, his wife and Peter M. Peter
sen and his best girl drove out to the
grove Sunday and had pleasant
picnic.
Peter Nissen, Martin and Hans
Mortesen and George Spyrup drove
to Gray Tuesday and fixed up the
graves of departed relatives that lay
in the Gray Cemetery.
Hamlin markets-Cattle, butcher
stuff, % "a 81, tops, 81; hogs, 500:
wheat, IS "a SIC; corn, 42c; oats, 19c
barley, 26c; potatoes, 25c; Or. butter,
21c; dairy butter 15c: eggs, 15c,
chicks, 1o3c; hens, SC; ducks, &c; geese
&c; turkeys, 102c.
During the severe lightning Tues
day morning the phones of Mr..
Charles Higgins and Mr.. Harm Rice
were completely burned out. The
wire some distance from the house
was burned in two without splitting
the phone posts as is usual at such
times. The paper on the wall near
the phones was also burned.
AT the Molgaard Hansen wedding
last week Hamlin turned out enmasse
and all partook Of a sumptuous FEAST
Mr.. Molgaard is held in high esteem
by the Beatrice Creamery Company.
After leaving Buck Valley, he engag-
ed with this company at Omaha at
$50 a month when he was promoted
to Des Moines to look after the COM
pany's interests there, receiving $50
per month and from Dies Moines be
is now promoted to take charge OF
the company's business at Beatrice,
Nebraska at an even hundred dollars
per month. The lady of his choice,
Miss Hansen is one we'll fitted to
assist in the cares of life, young,
handsome and without blemish of
character. Their home will be a
happy one, no doubt.