Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-09
~ Hanlin ~

j. H. Jones left Tuesday on visit
to Morrisburgh, Missouri.
Nelson Il Kjagaard shipped out two
cars of hogs this week to Des Molnes.
Carpenter Nels Jensen is working
GA the new addition to the imple-
ment store.
V. B. Crane visited the past week
in Extra, returning to this station
Wednesday.
Our implement dealers are taking
numerous orders for Irvine this early
in the season.
Our genial blacksmith, Mr.. Skann-
ing and family visited friends al Elk
horn Sunday.
j. H. Jones has 50 calves he has put
on special feed we presume for the
veal market later on.
Asa johnson was elected sub-direc-
tor IN No. Greeley last Monday and
j. r. Settlemire in No. 3.
Mrs. johnson the mother of JIG, is
out at Elkhorn, where her relative,
Mr.. James lies critically i'll.
The Elkhorn and Kimballton Lum-
Der Company received cars Of lum-
Der and 3 cars of posts this week.
Miss Clara Fredersen is visiting at
her relatives, j. P. Nelson and wife
at the Oakfield township creamery.
John McNutt was elected director
in school No. at Old Hamlin, Geo.
Kyhnn in No. and Anton Baker in
No. 6.
Fred Heilman, our good natured
butter maker is in good spirits over
the outlook for first class butter the
coming season.
Albert johnson left thestation Tues
day with his Car of goods and stock
for Orient, Iowa, where he moves to
one of N. p. Christensen's farms.
Peter Kjargaard, j. c. johnson,
Oluf Olsen and Hans Mortensen ali
went to Omaha one day last week,
the later selling car of fat cattle.
A horse trade enlivened the monot-
ony of drearY day the first of the
week, the parties in the swap being
Jens S. Petersen and Oluf Hansen.
Peter Kjargaard after pos ting the
firm who succeeded him in the Mer-
camille business will about May start
for Denmark to visit his father for a
while.
Frank Duvall over east of town is
feeding 135 steers and 200 hogs. This
gentlemen is big stock raiser and
feeder and is making money in the
business.
johnson Il Christensen are busy
building large shed back of their
implement building in which to store
the two cars of implements they have
just received.
Rasmus Nelson has moved to town
and occupies the Peter Rasmussen
house and will haul lumber for the
Kimballton Il Elkhorn Lumber Co.
this spring and summer.
George Egan was in town Tuesday
with twenty-five head of hogs which
were sold to our buyers. They were
hauled in loads of five to the wagon
and five Eagans were the drivers.
Landlord Olsen was out in the
country Tuesday butcheriug hogs tc
supply the Market he runs in con
nection with the hotel. so we die
not have the pleasure of his acquain.
lance.
j. Ii. jones' boys had the misfor
tune TO break their buggy Monday
while going to school. 1t was eithe
walk or borrow so the boys did tn,
latter and got a buggy which an
swered their purpose.
Jens A. Ostergaard. Peter Lvkke
and Chris Nelson were busy invoicing
the store goods Tuesday and Morten
sen and Juel will at once 90 into tn,
business, carrying general stock O
all things usually found in countr
store.
Miss r ,xie Nolte who has beel
teaching in the Frank Duvall dis
trict, closed her sch DOL last Frida,
aud started for her home at Earl han
Tuesday. The lady taught her frs
and second terms in that district an,
was we'll liked by parents and pupils
Hamlin market report correcte,
weekly by Nelson Il Kjargaard:
Cattle, butchers stuff, 9 "a 3lo
cattle, tops, &c: hogs, S4.45; wheat
92c; corn, 36c; oats, 26c; barley, 27c
potatoes. 3Oc; butter, creamery, BOO
butter, dairy; 25c; eggs, Ice; hens, 7c
ducks. IL: GEESE &c. tnrkays 1oc