Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17
Look at the Elk Horn Implement

Look at the Elk Horn Implement
Company ad.
A new gate was built Tuesday for
the fence surrounding the church.
Bernt Rasmussen was at Audubon
with load of eggs, Tuesday.
The baby of Marius Juhl which
has been quitesick is almost recovered
again.
Nissen and Jensen shipped d car
load of hogs from Brayton, Wednes-
day.
Rev. Jersild delivered an address
in Harlan, Monday eve, returning
to Elk Horn, Tuesday.
Johnny Petersen is painting the
front of his store. She'll bea perfect
sinner before he finishes, We're sure.
r. j. Hansen is doing some house
decorating and papering at the
DR.. Heilesen hospital this week.
Mrs. Chris Hansen is bedfast and
Tuesday was no better. We hope
her illness may be of short duration.
The sand for Elk Horns walk is
being taken from the sand hill re-
Gently discovered on Thor Madsen's
farm.
Fred Christofersen had two cattle
killed by lightning Monday afternoon.
He was insured in the Elk Horn
Mutual.
The Kimballton band went out to
George l.. Juergensen's Sunday af-
ternoon and spent few enjoyable
hours.
Martin Esbeck has painted his auto
some beautiful colors and now it
sparkles and glitters in the sunlight,
like alike alike an-auto.
Martin Mitten and family we're in
Audubon, Saturday and Sunday,
where they were calling on Recorder
Ed Wood and other friends.
The business of Esbeck II Co. has
been splendid the past week, a large
number of implements being placed
among the farmers.
Banker Soren G. Petersen is one of
the enthusiastic pushers behind the
new sidewalk and can be seen almost
any time with shovel helping in its
construction.
The Elk Horn Implement Co..
have received, or will soon, half
carload of Dain hay leaders and rakes
to be able to meet the demand for
those implements soon to begin.
Soren Jensen purchased carriage
of the Elk Horn Implement Co. last
week and the same day went up to
G. Hansen and bought fine set OF
harness.
p. Bertelsen, that hustling black
smith at Kim ballton, was very busy
Tuesday, making number of iron
braces to be used by the Hydraulic
Stone Works.
Peter Miller, who formerly work.
ed for p. Larsen in the harness shop,
is again at his old stand in Kimball-
ton. He has recently been working
in the shop of Currier Il Mantz at
Audubon.
Chris Hansen was at Omaha from
Saturday until Monday of the past
week and made purchases of his
summer stock such as flynets, robes
etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boserup, of Chicago,
are visiting at the G. w. Boysen
home north east of Elk Horn, Mrs.
Boserup being sister of Mr.. Boy
sens. Mr.. Boserup is business man
in the Metropolis and is enjoying tn {
vacation greatly.
Nels Bennedsen and Peter Wiufl
are the two who took the contract
for building the cement walk in ELL
Horn. The wax is three and ont
half feet wide and the boys are doing
a fine job.
Wednesday the college completes
the school year and was closed
Wednesday afternoon at 200 2. M
the diplomas were presented to tn,
graduates and other exercises wer'
carried out. Rev. Jensen delivered
an address.
Most Of the graduates from tn
college have schools engaged for tn
fall term. The graduates seemed t
be much in demand as there are man
more requests than there are gradua
.es to fill the places.
A new engine house is to b
erected on one of Rasmus Hansen
lots, where the fire fighting apparatu
will be kept. Blacksmith, Har
Hansen, has completed the new hos
cart which is soon to be used
making some record breaking runs.
Martin Nielsen, son of Andre,
Nielsen, and Miss Laura Hansel
daughter of Knud Hansen east {
town, are to be married "Wednesday
May %, in the Elk Horn church b
Rev. Jersild. The ceremony is to tai
place at 200 p. M. and this will /