Audubon County journal., August 11, 1910, Image 6

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Geo .lessen Jr. bad bueines in Au
dubon Friday.
Eunil Fries transacted business in
Audubon Saturday.
Mis* Ann Anderseu was shopping
in Atlantic Tuesday.
Horn Tuesday Aug 9th to Levi
Gieen and wife, a girl.
Born to Elmer Green and wife,
Monday Aug. 8th a boy.
Born Wednesday Aug. 3rd to M.
B. Nelson and wife, a boy.
Chas. Bisom attended Elk's lodge
in Atlantic Monday night.
Wm, Aldrich of Anita transacted
"business in Bray ton Monday.
Ben Bowen is ill with an attack of
Cholera Morbus at this time.
Chris Olsen is quite ill with kid
ney trouble and under the doctor's
care.
Marion Jenkins threshed his oats
last week which yield 50 bu. to the
&cre.
Charley Ide returned Tuesday from
-a visit on the Main line of the Bock
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J. C. Hardman returned Tuesday
from Menlo where he had been on
business.
C. Ditnick went to Exira Tues
day evening to visit his sick nephew,
Clyde Dirnick.
Lewis Heath, clerk in the Nelson
store was an Exira business caller
Monday afternoon.
S. 11 Nelson's big implement shed
v, is finished and filled with implements
5 used by the farmer.
Ed Cotton and Nick Thielen of
Exira were Brayton callers on Mon
day in the latter's auto.
H. M. Clark arrived here trom
Minn. Friday, visited his brother east
ot town and left Monday.
Miss Kathleen Koob returned from
Lewis Sunday after her outing with
the Anita girl picknickers.
yNels Beck went to So. Omaha Mon
day with a car of his cattle and is
I n»w visiting relatives there.
High class
Investments
Only
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Ed Lewis, Peter Krogeiund, Harry
Nymand and Will Hoegh hfve all
bot corn binders the past week.
Dr. Ilobinsen of Atlantic was
called out to Peter Beck's Saturday
to prescribe for a colt that had been
hurt.
Marinus Jensen returned to Anita
this week to do a lot of painting,
which he secured at his visit there
last week.
Ilans Dryer is laid off from work
this week on account of getting one
finger badly crushed by a stone tile
falling on it.
Chris Jessen and Willie Hoegh
purchased ensilage cutters this week
so as to be ready for business when
the time comes. I
Miss Bertha Jamesin of Sioux
Falls, So. Dak. and Mrs. Al Emig
Atlantic were guests of Mrs. G. A
Arnold, Tuesday.
Honest Pete Christenien was an
Oakfield and Brayton visitor Mon
day on his way from Exira to his
home in Atlantic.
Mrs. Will EsRlugton will entertain
the Ladies Aid Society at her home
on Thursday Aug. l.Sth. Don't for
get the time nor place.
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Miss Frances Petersen, who is as
sisting in the Larsen restaurant went
to Audubon and home Sunday with
her sister Esther who is now clerk in
the Bilharz store.
Percy Freeman and Johny Parrott
having completed their long job of
lathing at Elk Horn and country
around there are once more at home
and ready for other work.
Mr, Palmer, who has been in
charge of the Bear Store returned to
Anita last week and the proprietor's
son Lake is assisting Mrs. Floyd
re an in to re
The bnsiuess transacted at the de
pot for July was as follows:
Cars in: Cement 3, salt 1, coal z,
cattle 1, sand 5 and baled hay 1
Cars out: Hogs 8, cattle 1, wood 1.
Ticket sales $202.32.
YODR OPPORTUNITY
Is now here, the owner hav
ing extended the time for
SIXTY DAYS ONLY for
the sale of the Monte Christo
Lands at the old price and
and terms, owing to delaying
of expected improvements.
Now, if you would "Make a
killing" get busy.
Values are increasing so
rapidly in this Rio Grande
Valley that it is firmly be
lieved by our most experienc
ed farmers that these farms
that you can now buy for $50
per acre will be worth $400
to $1000 per acre within a few
years. We have today over
500 purchasers on our books,
most of whom bought with
out seeing the land, and we
are glad to state that all who
have made an investment are
wild with enthusiasm over
their purchase of the Monte
Christo lands.
TODAY
send in your application or
see me at the Treasurer's of
fice, and pay $4.00 an acre
down on one or more of these
ten acre farms and free town
lot, and get a certificate of
purchase to a farm of the
richest land on earth and a
free home in the only town
in the Rio Grande Valley
ivhere pure chryntal wat
er has been jound in
abundance.
GEO. E. KELLOGG
Audubon, Iowa
Texas Lands
Essington & Co. shipped ont one
car of bogs this week the receipts
being very light on account of the
harvesting and threshing.
Budd Now Open For Business
Sam Budd, the Anita man who
recently purchased the Bon Ton bak
ery and restaurant is now open for
business there in the building which
he also purchased. Mr. Budd and
family have been here for sometime
and are now thoroughly located in the
new place. The bakery is not yet in
operation but will be shortly. Mr.
Budd knows how to run the busi
ness if anyone does, having had ma
ny years experience in it, and he
should do well here.—Evening News,
Atlantic.
Ball Games Galore
A game of ball is to be played here
next Sunday commencing at 1 o'clock
between the business men on the
north and those on the south side of
Main street which will be almost as
great an attraction as the Jeffries
John son fight and is sure to draw
big crowd. The North Side line up
is as follows: O Petersen. R. Mil
ler, Nis and Jas. Larsen, SR Nelson,
Will Koob, M. Fabricius, A Ar
nold and E A Chittenden. South
side: Dr. Koob, Geo. Freeman,
Lake Bear, Peter Anderson, Elmer
Green, J. W. Cannon, Viggo Ras
mussen, L. P. Rasmussen and Frank
Jenkins. Every player must do his
own running, no substitution tolera
ted. After this game the Trouble
some and Braytou teams will have
another tussle for supremacy which
will be sure to be an interesting game
Bus to and from all
trains. Phone 52 at P.
M. Christensen's Jewelry
Store.
Fire Insurance
Audubon County
Farms
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No chemicals, acid or poison to
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In the front rooms over the Chrls
tensen Jewelry store. All work la
my line promptly attended to.
Trade
Want piece of laud near home.
Will exchange two line residences
in Exira aud will pay the balance
cash. Journal, quick.
Children Cry
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IHE success of the Overland is credited largely to the master
engineers who designed it. It is the simplified construction
the marvelous engine, the method of control, which have made
the Overland the masterpiece of Automobile mechanism.
All The Betf Id^TBTT^pil The Simplified Car
Before the Overland was made, motor car en-sSBaSai The next great step was to reduce the num
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Overland Model 38, pricfe $1000, 25 h. p. Motor, 102-inch
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To Land Seekers—The greatest
offer ever made to the Great North
west is a $10. Round Trip rate from
rit. Paul to Melfort, Saskatchewan,
Canada where you can buy land
from $15. to $20. Inquire of Audu
bon County Journal.
Ha ve a quarter section in Faulk
County, South Dakota, for which
we can take some cattle or horses
in exchange. What have you to
trade. Owner bought it, intend
ing to move there but ha8 changed
his mind. Going at $30 per acre
See Journal.
WELLS! WELLS!
12 to 38 inches in diametre
G. M. PATTY, Route I EXIRA
To be given away to the neatest correct
artistic answers to the flying machine
puzzle.
Find the Aviators
DIRECTIONS—Outline
to
8° ahead-backwards
to reverse. Push another pedal forward for high
The hands have nothing to do but steer.
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Free railroad fare to Iowa State Fur
from Iowa points to all who purchase
Pianos of us at that time.
There are eight aviators in tins flying machine. Find the faces of
five or more anil write the sentence:
"Evans Will Save Us Money on a Piano
each face on this or a separate sheet of paper. To the
neatest correct answers will be given the above presents in order named. Only
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Each contestant to receive one sheet of standard music free by paying postage
and packing. Each contestant to receive a purchasing check of £50.00, good oa
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Send answers with self-addressed envelope, plainly written, to
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