Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-25

THE MABGN LAND CO..
Offers the Following Bargains LandsA Few Snaps"

DdTSdlllS III
All NE 22-l14-7S, $3.50 an acre; ad-
mirable farm for an actual settler; fertil.
lty actually makes it pay dirt.
A IL NV 12-1l3. 70, S4.75 an arce;
best of soil, all tillable; native grasses
flourish abundantly. affording splendid
pasturage; very fertile.
A l3 NV 33-ll4-79, S4.75 an acre;
great water privilege. river touches it; all
capable of successful farming and stock
raising; the soil is rich black loan of
the same nature and origin as that of
Iowa and Illinois; best watered town.
ship in the county.
A14 S1a 23-113-76; s E 26-l13-76,
4S0 acres at S4.75 an acre; earlier owner
called this "The Slater Ranch;;' Duluth
and Pierre railroad touches it; all good
land; splendid hay and stock farm; spec.
ial attention is invited to this; very rich
and productive; considered one OF the
choicest locations by stockmen.
A 15 NE 5-ll4-74, 81 rs an acre; cor.
ners on the Pierre & Black Hills railway
much of which is under construction;
mile from Agate: would make fine cat
tie, horse or sheep farm; land like this
in Iowa would bring s35 an acre.
A16 W Use and Z a SW 33-113-76
at $500 an acre; two miles north of the
bright busy railroad town Of Blunt, the
largest place for many miles around,
with its stores, schools, churches and
shipping facilities; the soil is black loan
under laid with clay subsoil and very
productive; the lay Of the land is ideal;
the location is very commanding one,
and altogether as fine an agricultural
place and surroundings as we have seen
in all Dakota; the soil yields prodigious-
ly.
AIS Is 33-l13-74, one half section,
$500; A mile and half north of the
brisk pretty town of Harold with its
markets, telegraphs, artesian we'll sup
plying water and gas: owner called this
"My Summerside farm;" this will fill to
satisfaction the ideal of the most exact
ing land lies very smooth and productive
from wind mill tower chicken could
not hide on the farm; elegant grain and
stock farm; "I'ts beauty with plenty OF
water on the northeast corner"
AIS NE 2-114-77, S7.25 an acre; half
a mile north of county seat; an artesian
we'll to be sunk on the north side of town;
it is believed that right here is the best
and richest grass land in the q S or the
world; the natural grass is more nutric.
ious than the tame grasses Of the states,
Hughes Co., S. d.
A x S ~ NV n SEQ 81, 81 NE]4 %,
township Ill r "a, S4.2E4 acre; this is
fiue combination stock and grain farm;
one of the best location in the county; in
the center of the best grazing; abundant
water; known as one of the best farms of
the region.
A 10 SW u sec. 25, and Sc "a, sec.
ton 26-ll1-75, $3.50 an acre; "The Sut.
ton Ranch; the soil is good and rich,
prodces wonderful crop of fine hay; in
a strong etate of fertility; this is super
erior place for stock raising and is splen.
didly equipped in every way for farming;
this will sustain its claim upon critical
examination; choice piece of land.
20 N1sNW a Hip -76, $4.75 an
acre, fenced on two sides; it required
long effort to get this farm as it was held
at very high figure; the NE quarter is
held at 800 and the Sc quarter sold for
$1,000; a mile and half from Blunt, the
biggest and best town for many miles
around with banks, churches, schools etc
AL w q of q q 27-l11-76, s4.75 an
acre, a gilt edged quarter; stock and
grain farm, beautifully undulatlng prai-
rie, thickly covered with most nutricious
grass changed in the autumn to natural
hay and accessible the rest of year.
A22 NJ sec 10, Sc n sec II Sc n
section l0-ll1-74, $40 acres at $4.75 per
acre, known as "The Glsndower Stock
Farm" one Of the finest locations IN the
northwest with finest meadow; especially
watered, the stockman's PARADISE; one Of
these quarters is reserved for hay field
as the grass grows strong and high.
ABB NV 3-11l-76, S4.75 per acre:
good smooth surface, very deep, rich
black soil; land in a strong state of fer.
tility; this is one of the best stock and
grain farms in the county and is good
investment; this is strictly first class
place and the location the best.
A24 7-1l1-75, N W 17-1ll-75 at
S5.25 an acre, "The Wheatlaud Ranch;'
black alluvial soil, drainage to east and
south; all fine land every foot of which
can be broken, choice farm land and
natural meadow; the whole produces
quantities of hay and grazing grasses
md when devoted to stock combined
4 18th general farming it will return acre
for acre as much as the best cereal farm
ing land.
A 25 NV 2l-112-75, $5.25 an acre;
"This last description is all o K" nice
laval land rinh rkv Ii
soil. exceptionally good; firsrat plow
land in an American settlement.
A26 w of NE n 35-l12-76 SIS 25
an acre; ut is No in every particular
it is as fine as they make them;" joins
the school section which can be rented
for five years at seven cents al acre, peo
pie remark upon its position.
A27 NE 24-l12-7S, $5.25 an acre; i
visitor reports this as "A fine quarter il
erery respect; you can recommend it,
rich, productive praire, producing lavish
ly the native grasses, admirably adapted
to stock raising.
L A % Sc a 20-11l-77, S5.25 an acre
four miles west of railroad town of Oan
ming; forty acres under cultivation; thil
is regular straight.away farm wher,
erery foot can be plowed; leases for gooc
money every year.
| A 20 NV 3-111-76, 1925 an acre; "t
strictly first. class quarter" its soil is o
the very best and richest in the county,
deep. rich black loan with clay subsoil
proved land in any OF