The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-02
REAL ESI'A TD IRA MIXERS.

transfers FOR March ana April, as OBJ
tanned from the books of the Register
of Deeds:
SIOUX CITY s ST. PAUL r.. II. co.
10 Cyrus Klingensmith, II Of the net
Sec. 9-lO2-40. Consideration $50.
TO John W. Baker, the VT Of the sw4
21-1O2-4O, 50 acres. $500.
School District No. 10. one acre. SIS.
10 Jas. r. Marston, Il Of nwt and
the ST of 9-1O2-40. $l,705.
10 Geo. Leonard, sw4 l3-104-40.
$780,.
To Jas. Gown, Lot 20, block 10, town
of Bigelow. $50.
TO John 4. Weber, set 25.101-43.
$704.
10 Henry Faragher, nj of nw4 2l-1o1-
AZ. 1852.
QUIT CLAIM AND WARRANTY DEEDS.
Helen n. Halsey to Stephen Howell,
thu nw4 2S-1O4-39. 800.
OrYille SlOcum and Barbara SlOcum
to NJ. Il. Slocum, the nj Of net 10. lO2-
II. 1926.
Hiram Stotler and Sarah F. Stotler,
to Lucinda &. Hick, ct OF set 30-lO 80.
$500.
Geo. w. Root and wife, to Stephen
Howell, nw4 2S-104-39. $lU.
Samuel Brooks and wife, to Alfred
Turner, sw4 2O-102-43. $3.50.
Warren Smith and wife to s. Aiken,
swt Of sw4 and lot 8, 22-104-39. $500.
John NJ. Van lille and, wife to }. F.
Force, the ! Of swt 2s-1o4-39. 500.
Julius Mol and wife to Elisha Ham,
mond and Nina ID. Mcmillan, lot 5,
block s, village If Worthimgtom. $4OO.
Persena A. Chaplin and WIN. E. Cha
pin to Greenman McGraw s. Day, 81 of
net 20-l03-4l. $500.
j. Delevan Jackson and wife to Saml.
s. Morton, net l2-102-4O. $1,000.
Ole "A. Fauskie, Jr., and wife to Sey-
mour II. Strong, lots S, 6, and : III g.
1919. $008.07.
John A. Spatford and wife to D. W.
Chute, VT of sw4 4-1O2-4O. $G4O.
II. b. Trip and wife to Lydia NJ.
Bonnell nj Of net 2O-lO1-40. $500.
Thos. K. Emmons and wife to Dayid
Rumsey WI of nw4 32-l02-4O. $50.
Il. W. Lyon and wife to d. w. G..
Foote, lot 8, block 3G, village of Wor-
Ellington. $l25.
Andrew Sundberge and wife to Chris
tine Thompson, nw4 20-1O1-30. $1,000.
Horace Thompson to Peter 1homp-
son, lots 10 and lG, in block 2, village
of Adrian. sos.
Same to same, lots II and IS, block 2,
Adrian. $10S.
Eli Fenstermaker and wife to Peter
Thompson. SW4 32-103-42 5000.
Cl,as. mythe to John Meyer, II ne4
22-103-39. $64O.
Timan l.euzcn to John and Andrew
Minder sw+ 2-l(l2.30 $2O1.76.
1IaNr1aG fNhtn,ncn, rs G.
r. II. Company the SET and 81 of ne4 IL.
1928. Also VT of sw4 1S-lO2-42, re-
serving certain lots i'll Adrian. Also
81 19-lO2-40. IS.
Horace Thompson to II. J. Barber.
lot 12, block $, village of Adrian. $40.
+. 3. Paul to j. II. johnson, lot IL.
block y village of Worthington. Sl12.
Horace Thompson to e.. j. knauf,
lot ), block Is. Adrian. SIS.
+. W. Valdenburgll and wife ct of
set 2O-102-41. 800.
Jonathan Ames and wife to S. Lizzie
Root, W. of 35-lO2-4O. $4,000.
Rosa dwelling to VIM. NJ. Black, sw4
of 26-lO2.39. 5000.
SNOWFLAKE POTATOEs.-W We have Il
few of the Snowflake Potatoes, raised
by I. N. Walden, Of 3igelow, which we
will sell for seed. Mr.. j. Lyon, an ex-
perienced potato grower, says through
the st. Paul Dispatch:
Having had much experience in rails
ing potatoes, I will give my views on
the best kinds. raise the Early Rose.
Peachblow, 15rownell's Beauty. Early
Vermont and Snowflake. The Early
Rose is good potato for early use, but
the Snowflake is the best potato raise.
1t yields well, does not rot. is very fine
grained and excellent quality; early to
grow but not early to eat; good from
January to next July. They do not
wilt like other potatoes, but remain
firm and good for long time. l think
they will become the leading potato for
late use, and they yield better than any
other kind we have ever raised.
BENNETT AND GRISSELL's BLOCK.
-Excavating has begun for the new
business block to he erected by Messrs.
Bennett 4 Grissell on the corner of
Tenth Street and Second Avenue. The
building will be 24x70, two stories high,
lower story ii feet and upper 10, height
of walls 80 feet. The building will
have two fronts, on 10th street and one
on 2d Avenue. The roof will be flat
and Of iron, known us Cary's roof The
foundation will tie of kasota stone and
cellar under the entire building. This
will he the the finest business block in
town. Messrs. Bennett Il Grissell ex-
| pect after harvest to put in a stock of
general merchandise and to use the en-
tire building as store.
Roll Or UONOR.-In addition to