Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-02-01
Oleff Olesen pays Sc for hides. mel

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Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gill are enter
tanning their daughter sMrs. Ed
Bartlett of Extra.
Esbeck of Kimballton has just I'M
loaded car of agricultural imple-
ments at this station.
Carl Tvenstrup of Nebraska is
visiting this week with his brother
Emil, our little barber.
Mrs Olsen is steadily improving
from her recent illness caused by a
complication of diseases.
TT Sattlemire, residing east of
here purchased splendid surry when
here one day last week.
Oluf Hansen was visiting his rela
tives aud best girl out at Elk Horn
last week for a day or two.
Will Bell will leave for Burwell,
Nebraska. next Thursday where he
will make his future home.
Frank Duvall is in Missouri this
week looking after the purchase of
a few more cars of feed attic.
Our hardware and implement deal
ers were unloading a car of Rock
Island discs, plows etc. Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Gill went to Brayton
Friday and is visited her friend
Mrs. George Freeman until Tues.
Mrs. E. L. Gransberry residing
west of town went TO Lorah Tuesday
on two weeks visit with friends.
The Blue Grass Creamery is doing
a good business so far this winter and
turning out fac quality Of butter.
Our farmer friend, Fred Sabel was
offered aud declined $3.50. for a
fine team of work horses last Monday.
Nels Jensen, the carpenter, has
purchased fine set of buggy harness
from our harness maker Hans Mil
Ter.
Stanley and Ferguesen are intend
ing to ship couple of cars of cattle
to market this weeIl-if they can
procure cars.
Mortensen g. Juel are making ready
to unload car of salt, one of Oil
meal and one of shorts and bran into
their warehouse.
Charley Higgins went out into
Melville Monday where he has sever
al large contracts to shall corn for
different parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry johnson of
near Elkhorn visitad over Sunday
with the Johnson and Christensen
families in Hamlin.
Nels Rattenborg attended a sale
north of Audi bon Tuesday. He in
tends to have his new house ready
for occupancy before corn husking
next fall.
Nels Jensen, our carpenter, has the
contract to build the barn and resi-
dence for Mr.. Chris Hansen out in
Sharon but will not begin work I'M
til spring.
One of James Whites children is
sick with the disease prevailing ia
that neighborhood, but strict meas
ures are being taken to prevent the
spread of the disease.
George B Gill is getting his corn
fed steers in good shape for fancy
market which he will most likely
take advantage Of by shipping them
himself instead of selling them here.
Theo Patty, the insurance hustler
of Extra, was calling on his patrons
last Monday and they ARE, all i'm
pressed with the fact that what Theo
dom know about insura nee matters
is not worth knowing.
Hamlin markets-Cattle, butcher
stuff, 2! "a 81, tops, 4s4; hogs, 90;
wheat, 64c; corn, 29c; oats, 22lac
barley, &c; potatoes, SOC; CIR. butter,
Csc; dairy butter, Zoe; eggs, 14c,
hens, SIC; ducks, SC; geese 6c;turkeys
1910.
Assessor G V. Christensen was
calling upon our citizsns Monday
AMI bothering them with all kinds
of questions but then he lisa privileg-
ed character at this time of the year
and we have to answer him to the
best of our knowledge aud ability.
We noticed several teams going
east Tuesday with farm machinery,
plows aud other Implements which
reminds us that the time tor renters
to be on the move is almost here and
that many are taking advantage Of
the fine weather to get their heavy
moveables out of the way before the
March thaw.
Simon Christensen lost one Of his
horses Saturday night which is UNI
fortunate for him at this time as he
but recently was awarded the haul
ing of the Creamery coal, but az he
attended sale Tuesday, north of
Audubon we suppose he intends to
mend the break in the team by pur-
chasing another animal.
Lost.