Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-09-05
Hanlin

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C. l.. Djernes is soon going to offer
his farm for sale. {
Ole Olsen of Elk Horn has been as {
sisting our barber the past week.
The Lumber Company received
one car OF lumber the past week.
Corn is being engaged by feeders at :
as high as fifty cents per bushel +
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett entertained {
their son CHARLES and wife Sunday.
Mrs. c. N. Christensen visited in
Audubon couple of days last week. :
The dance Saturday night was we'll
attended and everyone had good
time.
Joe Richards, the Wilkin monu.
ment solicitor, was in town Monday
on business.
A restaurant is being talked OF as
starting here soon, contamination
devoutly to be wished for.
Oar local stock dealer shipped out
at least six cars of hogs the past week
and shipped out one car of corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bonnesen of
this town drove out to Kimballton
Sunday and had their babe baptized.
The lumber manager has secured
tract of ground west of the black
smith shop on which lumber is being
piled.
The coal bins in Hamlin were
nearly empty Monday but several
cars were looked for to supply the
deficiency.
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. N. Christensen
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Larsen, nine miles west of town,
last Sunday.
A teamster from Elk Horn was in
town Monday and loaded five-t ton
safe on his wagon destined for the
bank in that town.
The Gun Club "Bannel'' shoot
will take place in Hamlin some time
this month most likely; due notice of
which will be given.
Pete Juel and assistant, o. N. Ole.
N, went out to Irwin Monday where
they will be engaged most Of the
week roddipg buildings.
Chris Hansen, north of town, is re-
covering rapidly from his operation
and his wife who was quite i'll for
several days, is better again.
Miss Miller, daughter of Chris
Miller OF out toward Elk Horn, is
working for Mrs. o. N. Olesen du-
ring that ladies' convalescence.
Seven arloads of horses and
scrapers were on their way to Kim
ballton Monday which arrived at
Audubon over the Northwestern.
Hans Miller of Extra was in town
Friday trying to sell his harness shop
on the east side of the pool hall but
did not succeed in making the deal.
The average weekly number of tubs
of butter shipped from this station is
about seventy-five which from the
"Blue Grass" alone is good showing.
M. G. Gill has been having another
bad spell, THE time it was hiccoughs
which, altho stopped now, for day
or two looked rather serious for him.
Chris johnson, wife and son and
Hans Christensen and wife were Sun
day guests at The pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Rattenborg Oil the
hill east of town.
Martin and Peter Esbeck and Jes-
per Jensen and their better halves
visited at j. G. Johnson's one day
last week on their way to Elk Horn
from the county seat.
There is good chance for some en-
terprising young man to start a feed
barn in Hamlin. The barn already
here only needs little repair ard
with the number of teams here over
the noon hour, it seems as if it would
pay to have some one start up.
The toll owing is the business tran
sacted at the depot during the month
of August:
Hogs forwarded, 30. cars; cattle
cars; sand reed cars: coal reed 6
cars; cement reed cars; flour car;
butter tubs 1 car. Ticket sales,
$240 IL.
A gentleman by the name OF AIRY
and wife came very near having a
serious accident on Creamery Hill,
Sunday, when an auto passed them,
soaring the horse which reared and
fell over backwards, breaking the
harness SO that when down his head
was under the buggy. He then
jumped up and attempted to get
away but was held and quieted down