Brayton News Highlights Local Visits and Markets
Mrs Clark and granddaughter Ethel Clark left for Des Moines to visit her son Howard J. Clark. Various residents traveled to Atlantic and Omaha for business. Essington Co shipped hogs to market. several cattle shipments moved to different destinations. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodwin. Anna Anderson taught in Bartlett. multiple social visits and local sales noted.
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Clark
Ethel Clark
Des Moines
Howard J. Clark
Chris Anderson
Bill Hoffman
Atlantic
Essington Co
Geo. Jesse
J. Jorgenson
N. L. Beck
Ralph Goodwin
Ethel Horn
Bartlett
Harry Miller
Lake Bear
Anna Anderson
Kneds
Flenry Tlansen
txi+ra
Este Corey
Austa
Br. Simpson
F. T. Freeman
Raud Nelson
Kool
Omaha
Wiota
Theo
Goodwin
Halvor Blom
Lawrence Pearson Hng
Verne Peterson
Audubon
Inter-State College
Harlan
Floyd Wreeman
Ray Leonard
Neola
Davis
Koob
Einar Rasmussen
Kimbalten
Emma Rasmussen
J. F. Jensen
Rosebeck
M. J. Fabricius
H. L. Bowen
Wits
Arthur .Ompson
Child
Elk Horn
Peter Hansen
Chas. Hoffman
Tabor
N. P. Hoegh
J. B. van Styke
Anita
N. L. Hansen
Dick Powers
Percy Halleck
Arkansas
Tennesas Tuesaday
Marina Christensen
Christina Jensen
Christensen
Gee. Jensen, Jr
Slater
Robert Nelson
N. M. Bartlett
WI Hoegh
Chicago
Five Mile Grove
Clark Swiger
Somers Big Sale at Viola Township Farm Auction
A public auction at a Viola township farm 11 miles northeast of Audubon features 867 head of livestock and farm goods. Items include 58 head of Shorthorn cattle, 24 cows and sows, 25 head young horses, many mares and geldings, a bay Belgian stallion, 100 head high grade Duroc Jersey hogs, 101 Shropshire sheep and stock chickens, 12 White Turkeys, 2,500 bushels corn, 2,000 bushels oats, 10 tons tame hay and 15 tons wild hay. Co listed livestock led by Col. Loyd Luther. Auction on Wednesday and Thursday December 21-22 starting 10:00 AM.
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Carming
Toledo
Viola Township
Audubon
Gray
Dedham
Viola Center
Plymouth
Time AS I Move Offer: Property to Be Sold to Highest Bidder
Arrangements made to move to a new home before January first. property offered for sale to the highest bidder with nothing reserved. Distanced parties will be accommodated.
Walnut Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Liberty Corner reports Otto Manke visiting Walnut on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Francis Drake visited with Drakes parents near Walnut on Tuesday and Wednesday. Lubert Hardenbergh Oren Fell Earl Martin and Lew Swingle left Sunday for the State Agricultural College at Ames. Mr and Mrs C Q Franklin and children spent last Sunday at Rube.
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Katharine Fulton
Henry Willams
Newry Williams
John
Walnut Weday
Willams
Rabenstein
C. Q. Franklin
John Matthies
Marie
Otto Matthies
Earl Palmer
Edwin
George Drake
Selma Tohnson
Francis Drake
Harnie Grulke
Charlie Smith
Ena Kleen
Albert Bremer
Winifred Thompson
Atlantic
Richard Brown
Morton
Eaverybody
Walter Rowley
Lewis
Filsworth
Romeo Worth
Nellie Young
Walnut
M. Martin's
Liberty Corner
Otto Manke
Mr. Drake
Lubert Hardenbergh
Oren Fell
Earl Martin
Lew Swingle
State Agricultural College
Ames
Rube
Board Proceedings Continued From Page One
The board accepts the resignation of FH. L. Carey as Constable of Grant Township and appoints C. B. Dorsey to fill the vacancy. A. D. Dean named Constable to fill removal of Howard Mallory. Bond of C. B. Dorsey approved. James J. Davidson hired as overseer of the County Home for $1000 yearly. Various claims approved for house rent and county goods. numerous bridge repairs authorized and a concrete bridge contract with Kimballten Construction Co. for Camp creek Maine set at $2,610.80. Per diem and mileage recorded for several county officials. Board adjourned to Dec 19, 1910.
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W. F. Edwards
E. A. Seymour
FH. L. Carey
Grant Township
C. B. Dorsey
A. D. Dean
Howard Mallory
Grant Two
James J. Davidson
T. H. Bradley
R. H. Beiley
G. Hunter Iron Works Co
Benton
Franklin
Bear Grove
Victoria
Noble
Pymosa
Grant
Kimballten Construction Co
Camp Creek
Maine
Cc. C. Smith
Large consignment of children's toy chairs offered at deep cuts
A retailer cites a large shipment of children’s toy chairs and mis-shipment issues, marking down 30c chairs to 19c, 35c chairs to 24c, 50c chairs to 37c, 40c rockers to 29c, 50c rockers to 37c, and 65c rockers to 47c to clear stock quickly. A second shipment of 16x20 inch framed enameled color pictures arrives, priced at 58c each with frame, featuring landscapes, fruit, marine and floral scenes, color true to life, washable finish.
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Co Tract
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Hangen
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William Thielen
Carroll
Gaines Bartlett
Robert Everett
Avoca
Younge
Waller
Arthur
Henry
Alvena Kreuger
Mary
Fred Johnk
Albert
Yéna Sehneider
Allen Zimmerman
Henry Willame
Herman
Earnest Rabenstein
Heink Wilame
Herman Stamp
Alfred
Stamp
August Petergon
Treddie Johnk
Frank Harenbergh
George Scherdin
Floyd Fietcher
Burke
Edna Grove
Somers
Lovely Prince
Ohio
Claremont
Col. Lovd Luther
J. L. Somers
Prop. Gol. Cle
J. F. Mertz Auct
L. Groteleschen
Cameron Ross
the People’s Store
B. Martin Ia
I Taliboes
Hart Schaffner
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