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

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cleared, 20 meadow, balance pasture and
timber. Five room frame house, good
basement, barn, steel wind mill, granary
l4xl6, corn crib, milk house, chicken
house. Buildings nicely painted.
WISCONSIN,.
These farms are located In the north.
west part of Polk county, Wisconsin,
about so miles from ST. Paul. The soil
is sandy loan with clay subsoil. The
timber is mixed, some oak and some
pine. On most Of these farms there is
nearly enough timber to pay for the land
These farms are offered at low price to
make quick sales, all are bargains, worth
more than the price asked, for that
reason the terms must be all or nearly
all cash.
160 acres, mile from postoffice, 90
acres in cultivation, balance in nice
heavy timber, no stumps or stones, lays
level. Price 81 per acre.
16O acres. ~ miles from the village of
Wolf Greek. Lays level. About 40
acres under cultivation, balance small
timber, easy to clear. Price Sc per acre.
81 acres, partly improved, small house
and barn, 10 acres in cultivation, nice
spring, miles from railroad town, l
mile from school. Price $40.
80 acres, improved, 2 miles from the
village Of Wolfcreek, new house, barn
and outbuildings, nearly all in cultiva-
tion, we'll settled neighborhood.-$15 90.
240 acres improved 100 in cultivation,
balance in timber. House, barn 26x56,
stable 20x16 and all necessary outbuild.
ings, l20 acres fenced with wire. 30 a
nice meadow land, soil sandy loan with
clay subsoil. This farm joins Sterling
town hall and is about miles from
village Of Wolfcreek-sl7,50.
30 improved, 40 in cultivation, Is
seeded to rye, ten in nice meadow, bal in
timber, house 1920 with leanto l6x2O,
barn 22x3O, granary, spring and spring
house and q good we'll. This farm is all
fenced with wire, price 1900.
120 a improved 3 miles fIom Wolf
creek, JOINS Sterling town hall in we'll
settled neighborhood quarter of mile
from etore, church, postoffice, blacksmith
and wagon shop, large house, two barns
3ox2O and 22x32, large granary of two
stories and other outbuildings, good
we'll, thirty acres in cultivation, forty
acres meadow. A bargain at the price
Sully Co., s. D.
r 1a Section IL, township 116, range
79, at $4.25 an acre; snap, IL miles
from Percilla, son good road; no finer
$40 acre farm anywhere; nice meadow
rlch soil and very productive; one of the
best combination stock and grain farms
in Sully county, especially adapted to di-
versifed farming.
2 NV 4-1-l15-79, price $4.25 per
acre; one mile from artesisn we'll with
inexhaustable flow of water and natural
gas; this quarter is up to it; land in this
locality is advancing by leaps and
bounds. The famous buffalo or grama
grass and highly nutricious blue stem
form the finest grazing.
8 Sc a 35-l16- 80, at S4.25 per acre;
this is very rich farm; all about here
nature is bountiful, one of the finest To-
cations for stock, dairy and grain in the
state OF South Dakota; good soil, nearly
level, no stones.
4 E Il Of Sc a section and N 11s of
SW d OF section 2, township ia, range
81; price 1925 an acre; good plow land
and hay land; soil black vegetable loan
about two feet deep; undulating prairie
with natural meadow, we'll adapted to
mixed farming; choice location; intelli-
gent prosperous and pleasant people are
settled hereabouts.
5 NV n of 10-116-79 at $4.25 an acre
fertility unsurpassed, hay produced will
keep stock growing and in good con1i.
ton through the winter without grain;
$50 is spent fattening a steer in Iowa,
here nothing is spent, giving the farmer
that much advantage.
SE n, lO-Il3-76. price $3.50, per
acre; two miles from the projected Pierre
and Duluth Railway. The soil is of a
very superior quality being rich black
alu7ian;, about the best farming and
grazing land in the county, making 81.
lperlative home not only for man but for
the COW.
NV a &SE ID 23-113-77, price st.5Oan
acre; adapted to mixed farming combln.
ed with stock raising; timothy, orchs.
grass, blue joint, velvet, etc, grow luy
Rntly; the country drains rot into i
streame but into lakes, ponds and .nead
ows, making it an ideal place for stock
of all kinds.
8 NV n, 5-115-79; price $3.50 pei
acre; good meadow, and plow land; soil
deep, black loam; very smooth and free
from blemeshes of any kind; an excel
lent lay out for general farming and
stock raising purposes; an Al quarter.
9 sW a 7-113-79; price $3.50 pei
acre; location on the main line Of road
this is one Of five quarterters and others
Of them are in this liHt selected for loans
by O Il Walworth, formerly of Worces
ter, Mass, and were taken on mortgag.
by Mrs Ella Slater; they are reckonei
the best lands to be found in Sully coun
ty; gently undulating and lying beauti
fully for agriculture, especially adapted
to stock raising and dairying.
A 10 SW l0-l14-79, $3.50 an acre; n,
better land in the county and can all b.
utilized; an ideal stock and grain farm
i good dark productive soil, fine meadow
that can be cut with machine; it mus
be seen to be altogether appreciated; i
is very pleasing.