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KIMBALLTON
A. N. &. S. Railroad Directors met
.last Friday in Atlantic.
Mies Lorena Eabeck spent Sunday
Sat ber home here in Kimballton.
T. G. Muller, Ludvig Pederaen
and Sigrid Jorgeusen made a trip to
Audubon Tuesday.
P. Bertelsens', Mrs. Rasmussen,
daughter Thyra and Jens "West vis
ited in Elk Horn Sunday.
'ford Bull calves for sale.
rf
Remember you can get a sack of
•sugar for $5 25 at Faaborg and Ter
kelsen's. dS
Mr. Ludvig Pedersen,
tending college in Omaha visited ov
%ir Sunday at the Rev. Jorgensen
home. "I"
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Young People's "meeting will be
held Sunday afternoon Dec. 18th at
3 o'clock p. m. in the church base
ment.
Here We Are~You and I
-i,
Going to the Elk Horn Jewelry Store to buy a fine
Christmas Present. We carry the finest line of Cut
Glass ever seen in this town, Watches, Clocks, Siver
ware, Musical Instruments and Jewelry, which is the
most suitable present you can buy. Will sell at great
ly reduced price the finest Hand Painted China in
town. Be sure to give us a call. Yours for business.
J. A. PETERSEN, Jeweler
Elk Horn, Iowa
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Thomas Smith,
j., Kimballton, la.
Mies Lydia Madsen went to Elk
Horn Thursday to accompany Mrs.
Herskind on the piano at his concert
there.
who IB at-
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Did you see those pretty cloaks and
«uits at Faaborg's & Terkelsen's and
just think they give 20J percent dis
count on same. d8
The Rismussen boys, who have
toeen in Canada to work this summer
returned home Saturday and were
satisfied with their stay there.
Meetings are to be started in the
"church basement to be held every
Wednesday night at 7:80. Rev. J.
Jorgeneen will render the entertain
ment.
Mr. Herekind did not have a very
Tery large audience at his concert
„'here Wednesday night. Those who
were there say, that Mr. Herskind
has a beautiful voice. He was ac
companied on the piano by Miss Ly
dia Madsen.
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Kimballton Drug Co.
Kimballton, Iowa
-We invite your inspection of our entirelys
hew line of Holiday Specialties, such as:
Dolls, dressed and undressed, Games of ail
description, Iron and Menhanica Toys, Toy
Wagons, Toy Books, Sleds, Toilet Shaver
and Smoking Sets, Toilet Boxes, Latest
Copyright Books, Burnt Woodware, Pastel
Paintings, Perfumes, Stationery, Picture
and Post Card Albums, Post Cards, Xmas
Booklets, and other articles too numerous
to mention. Visit our store. We appreci
ate your patronage. Our goods and prices
are right.
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Chris Sorensens from Fiscus and
Carl Sorensens' Irom Sharrn visited
at the Soren Sorensen home Sunday
afternoon. Chr. Sorensen's little ba
by boy was christened in Kimballton
Church and was given the name
"Mylius Holmboe."
The creek south of Kimballton is
now furnishing Kimballton boys and
girls manv a good time in ska'.ing
being so good all way down and up
the creek. Sunday a very large crowd
both trom Elk Horn and our own
town spent a pleasant afternoon there
ELK HORN
$
Rich Christinas presents at the jew
elry emporium. dl5
Attend S. R. Nelson's big hardware
sale at Brayton, Saturday, Dec. 24tb.
Musical instruments, silver ware
and rich novelties at the Petersen
Jewelry store.
a ha re a at
A. Petersen's store, he will fit you
out nicely. dl5
Have you decided on the Xinas
present you want to buy? Call and
inspect my lines and you will decide
quickly.
J. A. Petersen.
Hardware at your own price Satur
day the 24th at Nelson's sale at Bray
ton.
Everything in the hardware line
offered at the big auction sale, Dec.
24th.
Soren R. Nelson,
Brayton, la.
For watches, chain?, fobB and
brooches see Petersen, the Jeweler.
Come te Elkborn for Dry Goods,
Shoes and Groceries. Large stock to
select from
dl5 Hans Marquesen & Sou
For a nice ring, chain, brooch, or
watch call on Petersen. dl5
All our lines of jewelry are rich
and complete and cheap in price, as
you will find out for the asking
Ilbert Lamn, Prop.
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J. A. Petersen
Young man remember
love with a suitable
sen has them.
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your lady
present. Peter
dl5
Cloaks and Furs during month of
Dec. at a discount.
dlfi Hans Mirquesen & Son
1 PUBLIC SALE
Having recently traded for the Pho
tograph Gallery in Exira and being
desirous of turning the name into cash
touse in my business at Ross, Iowa, I
will positively sell ths same to the
highest bidder, on
Saturday, Dec. 17,1910
Commencing at 10:00 o'clock a. m.,
the following property:
Exira Photograph Gallery
The property is situated in the mid
dle of the block across Jefferson Street
west of the park, and recently under
went changes suitable for the Photo
graph busineeB. It is renting for $10 a
month, a very low figure considering
its location. All pesaons interested in
the photograph business in a good
town and looation should make it a
point to be present.
Terms of Sale made known on day
J. F. SMITH, Owner
C. E. Mertz, Auct.
WANTED
Horses tad Rales
100 Big draft horses 1500 to 2000.
100 Big 4-year-olds for feeders
100 Chunk* 1300 to 1450
100 Good Farm mares 1300 to 1600,
and all the fat well broken southern
horses you can bring me.
Will bny all kinds of good fat MuleB
Don't be afraid to bring in your hir?
sea. I will be there and pay the high
est market price. Don't forget the
day.
Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1910
At the Livery isarn, Exira, Iowa.
R. D. IMRIE
PUBLIC SALE
'1 he undersigned will sell at public
sale at his residence in Exira. on
Wednesday Dec. 21st
a. m.
Commencing at 10:00 o'clock
the following property:
20 Head ot Live StocK
6 Head of Horses 1 bay mare 8 yrs
old weighs 1100, 1 bay horse 9 years
old weighs 1100 a good single driver,
black horse coming 4 years old weighs
1150 good single driver, 1 black brood
mare in foal weighs 1050, 1 colt 2 yrs
old weighs 1000, 1 mule colt,
6 Head of Cattle: 1 cow fresh soon
extra good, 3 heifers coming 2—high
grade Short Horns, 2 spring calves.
8 Good Shoats.
Farm Machinery: 1 wagon,
Gretchen corn planter nearly new,
new Jenny Lind cultivator, 1 new 3
section harrow, 1 top buggy nearly
new, 1 buggy, 2 sets of harness—one
of them new, 10 full blood Black Min
orca chickens, some hay in barn, and
articles too numerous to mention,
nearly new DeLaval Cream Separa
tor. Usual Terms.
Free Lunch at Noon
OPTO WITTHAUER
Jones & Son, Aucts
A W Harvev, Clerk
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PUBLIC SALE
Having rented my farm and as I am
goiug to quit farming I will sell at
public auction at my place ttiree ami
one half miles norr.heast of rab, 4
miles southeast of Brayton aud teu
miles northeast of Atlantic: commen
cing at 10 o'clock a. m. Hharp
Wednesday, Dec. 21,1910
the following described property to
wit:
5 Head of Horses consisting of: 1
bay mare 4 yrs old, wc 1500, ia foal
1 bay horseS yrs old wt. 1150 1 grey
marr 12 yrs old wt. 1050: 1 year
ling heavy draft oolt, 1 Buckling draft
colt, registered, pedigree will be fur
nished on the day of the sale.
14 Head of Cattle 3 milch cows, 1
High Kr&de Shorthorn bull, 1 yearling
bull, 42-year old steers, 5 2-year old
heifers.
47 Head of Hogs: 13 young and 3
old brood sows, bred to Thoroughbred
Poland China boar, 1 thoroughbred
pedigree boar, 20 months old, 12 fat
hogs, 18 fail pigs. These are a choice
lot.
Farm Machinery, etc: 1 Sterling
Seeder nearly new, 1 Sterling disc, 1
Petere corn planter with 100 rods of
wire, 1 New Departure cultivator, 1
Famous Ohio ridlugcultivator, 1 Mc
Cormick mower nearly new, 114-inch
walking plow, 1 16-inch John Deere
Sulky plow, 114-inch Good Enough
Gang plow new, 1 Dain hay loader
nearly new, 2 sets of lever barrows,
one 3 and one 4 section, 1 light sleigh,
1 New Uoline wagon, 1 Fuller & John
son wagon, 1 truck wagon, I rack, 1
spring wagon, 1 woven wire stretcher
1 Marseilles corn aheller, 2 sets of hea
vy work harness, 1 set double drivin
harness, 2 sets of fly nets, 1 new DA
Lvl No. 15 cream separator, about 200
bushels Medium early oats, 900 bush
els of corn in the crib, 5 tons of bay,
12 loads of oats straw, some corn fod
der, and ot ber articles too numerous
to mention. Usual Terms
S Good Free Lunch at Noon
E. H. CAREY
Ras Lang, Auct.
Mat Duval, Clerk.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at his
place 1 mile south of Exira, on
Thursday, Dec. 22nd
Commencing at 10 00 o'olock a. m.,
the following property:
55 Head of Live Stock
210 Acres of Land
130 Acres with ail improvements
thereon, known a» the John B. Koni
mea farm. The house ooutains 8 rooms
and cellars, good well near house, 1
large barn with well and windmill
near it, double corn crib, hog house,
hen house, granary and several other
buildings. Farm )s in the Indepen
dent School Distritt of Exira.
Another 80 joins the above. Large
barn, running water, 20 aores fenced
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bog tight, all under fence aud on main
road.
7 Head of Herpes: 1 gray mare 10
yetrajold in foal weighs 1150, 1 gray
mare 8 ears oid weighs 1100, 1 oay
mare 8 years old weighs 1250, 1 brown
mare 3 years old weighs 1350, 1 gray
Gelding 2 years old, 1 Stallion coming
2 years 1, 1 bay yearling colt.
6 Head of Cattle: 4 extra good
milch cows fresh in January, 2 year
ling steers.
22 Sheep 20 good Shropshire ewes,
2 rams.
20 Good Hogs: 19 good shoats 1
boar.
Farm Machinery: 2 wagons, 1 top
buggy, 1 McCormick binder, 1 seeder,
1 disc, 1 3-section harrow, 1 hayrack,
1 hay rike, 1 16-inch Sulky plow, 1
culrivator, 15 tons good bay, some
corn and oats, 1 straw stack 80 acres
Roughness, 1 Base Burner nearly
new, some Household Goods, and ar
ticles too numerous to mention. i-
Free Lunch at Noon
ysual Terms. Terms on Farms
made known on day of sale.
JOHN B. KOMMES
Jones & Sooj Aucts.
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Otto Witthauer, Clerk.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned,will sell at public
sale on his place 4i' miles south of Exi
ra, 3 miles east of Brayton, Section 27,
Exira twp, on
Friday, December 23,1910
Commencing promptly at 10:00
o'clock a. m., the following property:
194 Head of Live Stock
20 Head of Horses and Mules: 1 Stan
dard bred mare 8 year- old in foal wgt.
1050, 2 3-year old mares wgt. 2800 lbs.,
1 mare 8 rs old wgt. 1350 lbs, 1 mare 4
yrs Old wgt 1000, 1 colt 2 yrs old wgt.
1000, 1 colt 1 year old wt. 900, 1 colt 1
year old wt. 800, 1 span Coach horses 8
yrs wt 2400, 1 horse 6 yrs old city broke
single and double, wt. 1050, 1 horse 8
years old, broke single and double, wt
1000, 2 sucking colts, 1 span mules 4
yrs old wt 2600 lbs, 1 span mules 3 yrs
old wt. 2000, 1 Jack 3 yrs old wt. 700
1 Jenny 6 yrs old, wt 700 lbs.
60 Head Hereford Cattle: 12 Regis
tered cows and calves, 2 Registered 1
yr old bulls, 7 good milch cows, 3 fine
1-yr old heifers, 28 White face calves
running with cows, 8 1 yr old steers wt
800 ibs each.
105 Duroc Jersey and Chester Whites:
48 head brood sows, 44 barrows, 13 pigs
October farrow.
9 Shropshire Sheep: 7 ewes and 2
buck lamos 1 goat.
Farm Machinery: 3 farm wagons, 2
riding cultivators, 1 walking cultiva
tor, 1 16-inch Sukly riding plow, 1 16
inch walking plow, 1 12-ft harrow, 1
Sterling seeder and grass attachment,
1 Deering corn busker new, 3 sets work
harness, 1 setsingle harness, 50 tons ti
mothy clover and wild hay in barn, a
lot of shredded corn fodder, 100 acres
corn stalks, straw off 80 acru, 45 acres
second crop clover.
1 Iowa Cream Separator, 30 geese
and other articles too numerous to men
tion. Usual Terms,
Free Lunch at Noon
R. P. CLARK Brayton, Rt 2.
JONES & SON, Aucts.
1
OTTO WITTHAUER, Clerk.
PUBLIC SALE
Having sold out and decided to move
away and being obliged to reduce my
entire stock to almost half its pre
sent value, am going to make a public
Clearing sale and also sell our entire
line of household goods and other per
sonal property in the town of Brayton:
Saturday, Dec. 24th
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. in.
15 Head of Horses consisting of: 1
bay mare 3 yrs old weighing 13U0,1 sor
rel gelding 2 yrs old bred by Dune, 1
sorrel filly 2 yrs old of good blood, 1 bay
filly 2 yrs old, 1 yearling colt by (dam
Yellow rose) and Dune 2 bay year
ling colts 5 brood mares consisting of
Yellow Rose with a record of 2.20. in
foal by Dune, 1 brown mare 3 yrs old
weight 1200 in foal by Kitlinger horse,
1 white mare 10 yrs old wt 1100, 1 bay
mare 9 years old wt 1200, 1 bay mare
10 yrs old wt 1000, 1 baj' pony 8 yrs old
wt. 900, 1 sorrel family horse 10 yrs
old wt 1150.
Farm Machinery. The following are
thenew implements that will be sold
regardless of price but more can be put
up if there is call for same: 1 75. bu.
Corn King spreader, 1 50-bu Corn King
spreader, 1 75. bu Clover Leaf spreader,
1 50 bu Clover Leaf Spreader, 1 75 bu
Success Spreader, 1 50- bu Dan Patch
spreader, 1 new 4 McCormick mower,
1 Ideal Deering mower, 1 6.ft McCor.
mick binder, 16 ft Deqring binder. 16
Milwaukee binder, 1 new Deere loader,
1 Dain loader, 1 Hawkeye loader, 1
Hawkeye Side Delivery rake, 1 Dain
Side Delivery Rake, 1 Osborne Side
Delivery rake, 1 new Moline wagon, 1
Peter Shuttler wagon, 1 Columbus wa
gon, 1 Peters planter, 1 Deere Mansur
No 9 planter, 1 Deere riding cullivator,
1 Model Deere disc, 1 Model Deere
disc, 4 new top buggies, 2 new carriages
1 Shetland pony cart, 1 Jenny Lind
almost new, walking cultivator, 1 Av
ery 4 shovel walking plow, 1 Avery 6
shovel wajking plow, 1 1-horse Int.
engine and 1 power wash machine, 1
2 horse Int. engine, 6 new cook stoves
consisting of 2 Peninsulars, 2 Estates
and 2 Climax. 2 Radiant Estate Base
burners.
Household Goods: 3 iron beds with
coil springs and ttress, 2 dressers, 2
commodes, 1 bookcase, 1 writing desk,
1 coucn, 3 center tables, 1 kitelien ta
ble, 2 dining room tables, 1 10-ft and 1
12 ft, 1 kitchen cabinet, 1 glass cup
board, 12 chairs, 3 rockers, 1 Morris
chair, 1 Domestic sewing machine, 1
Majestic range, 1 baby buggy, 1 12x9
Brussels rug, small rugs, 1 hanging
lamp, a collection of liouseplants and
flower-stand and other articles too nu
merous to mention.
20 cords of dry stove wood, 10 cords
of ord wood.
Come everybody.
Big Free Lunch at Noon
Terms: 12 month's time with 5 per
cent interest. 5 percent oil' for cash.
S. R: NELSON
Jo.srES & Sox, Aucts.
C. L. BISOM, clerk.
VETERINARIAN
George Weighton V.S.
Audubon, Iowa
For Governor—
B. F. Carroll u.'-.r
Claude R. Porter
A. MacEachron
John M. Work
For Lieutenant Gov.
George W. Clarke
Parley Sheldon
M. M. Dixon ...p
John B. Walton
For Secretary of State—
Jolm L. Bleakly
John W. Blake
W. P. Sopher
Fred Jensen
For Treasurer of State—
W. W. Morrow
James Y. Curran
P. Knutsen
John Kent...
For Attorney General-
George Cosson .1
C. E. Walters
T. F. Willis ...s
For State Superintendent
A. M. Deyoe
H. A. Mitchell
B. W. Ayres.i __p
Emil R. Nolte
For Judges Supreme Court
Horace E. Deemer
A. Yan Wagenen
H. F. Johns
C. E. Cohoon
William D. Evans
P. B. Wolfe
William Orr
W H. Lyon
For Clerk Supreme Court
Burgess W. Garrett ...r
Robert Van Boskirk. _d
W. A. Piper
George H. Schuett
For Reporter Sup. Court-
Wendell W. Corn wain,
George Harnagle
Anna M. Edworthy...p
Emma W. Popejoy
For Ry. Commissioners—
David J. Palmer
Walter H. Dewey
H. R. Bradshaw
Pearl J. Pbilabaum
Clifford Thorne
Nixon P. Jones
Charles E. Sinclair
Bert Vilas 8
For Representative-
Walter I. Smith
W. F. Cleveland
Alden O. Mudge
For Judge—
William R. Green
Carroll A. Bolter.
Andrew B. Thornell...r
Frank W. Miller
Orville D. Wheeler
E. M. WiUard
For Senator—
A. M. McColl
II. H. Crenshaw
For Representative—
O. H. Jacobsen '.r
M. T. Foley
For County Auditor-
Ed. B. Cousins.
Otto Witthauer
For County Treasurer-
Howard E. Kittell
William Northup
For County Clerk—
L. A. McGinnis
B. J. Black
For County Sheriff—
M. O. Smith
W. M. Crees...
ForCounty Recorder—
R. D. Hawks
Lars C. Christoffersen.d
For County Attorney—
II. J. Mantz
T. M. Rasmussen
For County Supt.—
Ella M. Stearns
For County Coroner
A. C. Harmon...
For Supervisor (1911)—
Ed F. Johnson
G. W. Hoover
For Supervisor (1912)—
D. D.Sampson..
J. F. Shroeder
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Exira Auto & Machine Wks.
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Dr. L. J. Oldaker, Dentist. Office
in the front rooms over the Chris
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my line promptly attended to.
come to everybody. Right now, while
you are making money, you ought to be
saving it then when the downs come you
will have something to fall back upon.
BE INDEPENDENT—START A
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