The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-11-30
K,Roh NEWS.

Aug. Lundell, Ed Eckman and S. N.
Sandstrom spent the fore part OF the
past week at Sioux City in quest OF
feeding cattle, purchasing quite num-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Lilliholm returned
to their home at Denison Saturday
after spending Thanksgiving with rel
atives and friends in KirOn.
Mrs. A. NJ. Larson and daughters,
residing just west OF town, have
rented the Louisa Duncan residence in
town and are expecting to move in
them.
Kiron will soon have a house fam
inc. Only one house unoccupied left
in town, with the prospect OF several
more families planning to move in.
julius Johnson will hold sale on
his farm southeast of Kiron next
Monday, at which he will sell his farm
ing machinery and stock, as he has
rented his farm for the coming sea-
son and intends to retire from active
farming. He has some very prospect
i've stock that will make money for
those who intend to purchase and they
will find it to their interest to at
tend this sale. Read sale notice pub
lished in this issue of The Review.
Some people have gall, and espec-
tally those who purchase goods to re-
sell to the public and who solicit
the patronage of others and who,
when in need of anything which is
sold in their home town, will go to
other towns to purchase same. Such
persons are not deserving of cents
worth of trade and should be given a
dose of their own medicine. Patron
ize home dealers and they will patron
ize you.
Kiron merchants are putting in large
stocks of the latest and most up-to-
date goods for the holidays and are
making prices on same that cannot
be duplicated anywhere (not even in
Sioux City, and are figuring on sup
plying the entire locality with holiday
goods Come to Kiron to trade.
Fred and John Tuneberg, two
prominent farmers residing near Ar
thur, spent Friday in Kiron.
C. B. Larson spent Thanksgiving
day moving his household goods up
stairs over the drug store and getting
ready to move his family here and go
to Housekeeping
Albert Hansen and John JohnsOH
are spending couple of weeks near
Sioux City, doing some carpenter work
on the N. p. Swanson farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson, of
Sioux City, arrived Thursday to eat
turkey at Mrs. Larson's home and to
visit few days, planning to return
home Tuesday, when Mrs. N. P. Swan
son will go with them for few days
visit at Sioux City
Parties in and around Kiron intend
ing to have a public sale, offer my
service as auctiOneer and will guar
antee satisfaction. Terms reasonable,
and can furnish references of past
work. Solicit your sale. E. E..
Clausen, Kiron, Iowa. 4S-1t
Clausen Bros. have rented the Han
son & Sandstrom store building, re-
Gently vacated by the Straw hardware
and have put in large stock of holt
day goods. This is the largest stock
of goods in this line ever brought to
Kiron and with the variety they have
they will be able to satisfy the wants
of all customers.
Rev. Lagerquist preached his fare
we'll sermon Sunday evening as pas
tor of the Baptist church. The
church was crowded with members
and friends to listen to his last dis
course. He has been pastor here for
over three years, during which time
he has been most active worker for
the church, and his loss will be keen
ly felt. He leaves on Tuesday of this
week for his new field of labor at
Omaha. The well wishes of all follow
terS.