The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31
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market condition was not very salts
factory. when he reached it with his
stock. o
John Samuelson arrived from Ar.
mold. Nebraska on Saturday for a
short visit with his father John
B. Samuelson and brother B. A. Sam
uelson residing a few miles north of
Kiron. His friends were pleased to
meet him and to learn that he is far
ing we'll in his eastern home.
While in Kiron on Thursday last
Will Schroeder of Schleswig saw the
fine span of mules ON our streets be-
longing to Gust Brown near Boyer.
The owner was hunted up and in a
short while the deal was consumat-
ed which made Will the owner of the
mules, which took S4O5. of his money.
Going home in the evening and when
entering the town of Schleswig the
mules started to run away. upseeting
the buggy, the occupants being dump
ed out without sustaining any injuries.
The mules were found the next morn
ing at the Fred Petersens place north
east of Schleswig none the worse for
their rapid whirl.
The troubles aired in the justice
court at Kiron on Thursday last be-
tween parties residing near Boyer
terminated in the affecting of set
Element, the defendant paying the
demands of the plaintiff. thus ending
the serious and unpleasant affair.
Quite a number of Boyerites who
were interested in both parties came
up to Kiron to see the final outcome.
Druggist Walters has installed a
new gasoline light plant in his drug
store which is as perfect and handy
as any we have seen. 1t is most
simple to manipulate and gives an
abundance of light. Court believes in
having everything up to date and do
ing things right and is enjoying the
result of his principles put in prac-
tise. By the way Kiron readers
should not overlook what he has to
say in his advertisement in these
columns as it will be to their interest.
Chas. Nelson spent the latter part
of the week visiting the Clauson
families and looking after business
connected with the Peter Nelson es-
tate. While here he rented the
Nelson farm for the season to Farley
Spence. He returned to his home at
Omaha on Saturday afternoon.
The Mission Sewing Circle was
entertained on Thursday afternoon at
the pleasant home of G. A. Norelius
and on Friday afternoon the Baptist
sewing circle meet at the parsonage
with Rev. j. Sedarstrom. There
was a good attendance at both
gatherings.
| Henry Week son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Detlef Week former residents in this
locality many years ago. now residing
at Schleeswig. died on Saturday even
ing near Schleswig of heart disease.
Henry had a number of acquaintance
here who will be saddened to learn
of his untimely death and who SYM
pathize with his young wife and par
ents. The funeral took place Mon
day afternoon. the remains were laid
to rest in the Nissen GENE terry.
The Northwestern officials on the
Des Moines and Sioux City branch
took their section men to Sioux City
on Friday last in special car and
treated them to fine dinner in the
depot restaurant. On the return trip
in the evening each section boss was
requested to ride on the engine as it
travelled over his particular section.
Rev. A. Blackman spent Saturday
and Sunday in Kiron in the interest
of the Baptist College institution
located at Sac City. He preached
at the Baptist church on Sunday
morning and evening.
The little son of Willie Nelson who
has been i'll long time is reported
as not improving. His sickness seems
to battle the attending doctor, at times
he is apparently we'll and at other
times he has high fever.
Quite a number of horses have
changed hands in this locality the
past week prices soaring way up.
Our fat restaurant is mourning the
loss of the family COW who ceased tt