Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-09-29
BARGAINS IN Land

BARGAINS IN Land
New Salem, North Dakota, has 500
inhabitants, situated on the Northern
Pacific railroad, 80, miles west OF Bis
marck, North Dakota, the capital Of the
state, was colonized by Germans from
Illinois in THE spring of 1888, and is
one of the best towns OF its size in the
state; has six general stores, three
churches, 'wo large schools, one build
ing now at a cost of $4,000; one state
bank, and PARTIES have just organized
for a $25,000 national bank, one -four
mill, capacity, 100 barrels per day, four
blacksmith shops, four elevators, two
good hotels, large town hall, five
creameries located in and around town,
n drug store, coal mine half mile. out
OF town, employs so men; your coal
will cost you $1.25 per ton in your
shed; we have the best of soft water;
you have TO go from Is to SO feet for
water elsewhere. Don't fail to call
and e II country before you. settle
elsewhere.
2,240 acres, situated 20 miles from
New Salem, four miles from creamery,
post office, frame house, three frame
barns for 500 head of cattle, Is acres
under cultivation, 10 miles Of fencing;
VOL can cut 600 tons Of hay each year
on this land. This land was all
bought early and is all choice land.
Three Of the finest springs in the state
are on this land. You can pillow 1900
acres on this farm. Here is your
chance. Price should be $40 per acre,
but OUT price is $11 per acre, $19,4SO
down cash, balance $3.50, on easy
terms. Put your cattle Or sheep on
this place and every three years you
can double your money.
No. 6S.
480 acres Of the best of land. all
fenced and REIMBURSEMENT Of q home
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stead with above makes in all n g
tion-640 acres. This is, eleven miles
from New Salem, three miles from
creamery, %postofice and store. This
will, make you a splendid home. Price
for all, $500.
No. 81.
1892 acres Of North Dakota's choic-
Lest land situated n mile from North,
ern Pacific railroad and a splendid
town of 400 Inhabitants, with good
churches and schools, good stores,
creamery, elevators. This is all level
Hand, free from stone, has a large seven
room brick veneer house, good cellar,
good large milk house three wells, one
with wind mill with power to grind
corn and oats. These wells are only
twenty fest deep with a fine flow Of
water, two small ponds at house, which
give water for cattle in pasture; gran
airy, capacity $4,000 bushels, 24O acres
in fence; 700 acres under cultivation;
frame stable for 100 head Of horses
and 400 head of cattle. This farm is
well adapted for farming and. dairy
business, cattle raising. This land
was selected in early days and is the
best of the country. Price per acre
$12,. and this is a bargain, half cash,
balance on time.
II Nh Xxx g - rE t-s
4S0 acres. This is a good farm, two
miles from New Salem, and creamery,
frame house, log barn 3OxsO, wells and
J springs on this land, 100 acres under
cultivation. This land is all undertake
with coal. Parties have now 900 tons
Of coal all uncovered and the railroad
runs through this farm; the coal viii
ten times pay for the land. Price pei
acre, SIP.
No. So.
l,2SO acres of the best dark loan soil
situated 8 miles from New Salem, fou.
miles from creamery and postof1ce
are going to put skimming station Oh
this farm; has a good frame house,
large frame@barn, frame granary, tw.
wells, cattle barn for 800 head of cattle
spring in pasture, 260 acres fenced, II
acres under pillow, a good coal vein a
your door. If you want to max
money at farming and cattle RAISING
: and the dairy business, this is you
place. One can get a homestead join
ing this place. Price for the above
per acre, $40, half cash balance on cas-
terms.
The above for sale by
JOHN BLOODGOOD,
New Salem, N. d.
SPECIAL RATES VIA THE MIL
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