Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
REAL ESTATE
IS IN. DEMAND
The Number Of Transfers Recorded
Here During the Past Week Has
Been Unusually Large.
RANCH AND CITY PROPERTY
Both Receive Attention at the Hands
Of lnvestors-J. T. Wunderlin
Buys Residence.

The past week mas been one of the
liveliest experienced in a long while
in the local real estate market. the
sales being unusually numerous and
some Of the transactions being quite
large. Both city and ranch property
appears to be in steady demand, and
it is worthy of note that those max
ing the investments are largely resi-
dents of the city and county. AS they
are naturally the best informed as
to values and the outlook for the fu-
ture, it is evident that our own peo-
pie consider Fergus county land a
good investment.
Record Of the Transfers.
Wenzel Wocasek has sold to Thorn.
as E. Merrifield for 5000, lots 2, in
section 2, and 1, in section 8, town.
ship 16 north, of range 10 east. the
sale including certain water rights.
A nice real estate sale was closed
up yesterday by which Joseph Wun-
derlin secures the building and
grounds occupied by the Schroeder
hospital at the corner of Fifth aven-
ue and Pine street, the consideration
being about $4,000. Mr.. Wunderlin
will take possession Dec. /, and will
occupy the place as residence. The
building is two story stone struc-
ture, and is one of the neatest resi-
dences in that part of town.
James Jensen has sold to Arthur
Worsdale for $1,000, a 100 acre tract
near Gilt Edge.
David Hilger has sold to Charles
Sincetek, of Nebraska, for stated
consideration of 81, a 100 acre tract
in township 16 north, of range 18 east.
Harry Howard has sold to G.. r.
Jackson for $400, 100 acre tract in
township Is north, Of range 1S east.
Minnie M. Norris has sold to .Har-
ry Spencer for $4,000, 400 acre tract
in section II, township 13 north,
range 13 east.
Charles F. Pellan has sold to Va
clave J. Kottas, of Nebraska, for $2,-
$50, 48O acre tract in sections 27
and %, township 16 north of range
- east.
Vaclav Pulec has sold to Joseph
D. Vorak, for stated consideration
of ST. 100 acre tract in sections %
anu Do, lO"ASAip 1o uOieA VI 1dA6O
Is east.
The Montana Townsite company has
sold to the Moore Mercantile COM
pany for $475, lots IL and 13. in block
g of the original Moore townsite.
S. S. HobsoA has sold to the Nc
Donald Creek Sheep company for a
stated consideration of 81, a 40 acre
tract in section 1, township IA north,
OF range 20 east.
G. M. Stafford has sold to Otto
Phillips for 1925, lots 1 and 2, of
block 8, in Stafford's Fifth addition.
A. S. Clifford has sold to the Nc
Donald Greek Sheep company for
$3.50, an 80 acre tract in section II,
township IA north, of range 20 east.
Joseph R. Skaggs and others have
sold to w. G. Cox and others for a
stated consideration of 81, 28O acre
tract in sections 20, %, "a and 20,
township Is north, of range 20 east.
Inc same parties nave also sold the
same buyers 492 acre tract and one
containing 48O acres, in the same To-
cality, the stated consideration being
nominal.
w. N. Everett and others have sold
to w. c. Cox for $500, part of lots
l and 2, in block 8, of Stafford's first
addition.
w. G. Norman has sold to Cox &
Skaggs for $500, a tract containing 154
acres, situated in section 10, town.
ship Is north, of range 20 east.
Henry Schneider, of Utica, has sold
to L. H. Hamilton for stated con-
sideration of 81, 100 acre tract in
sections Is and %, township 13 north,
of range II east.
Frederick w. Meyersick has sold
to Luella Metz, for $4,000, a lat acre
tract in section Z, township IA north,
of range 18 east, the sale including
certain water rights.
Ada A. Meyersick mas sold to Luel.
la Metz for 81 900, a 100 acre tract in
section 13, township IA north, OF
range II east.
Frederick w. Meyersick has sold
to Luella Metz for $4OO, 40 acre
tract in section IA, township IA north
OF range II east.
Murray H. Deaton has sold to Wal
ter C. Cox for a stated consideration
of $500. a lot so by 100 feet, at the
corner of JaneauX street and Tenth
avenue.
Charles w. King has sold to Tin
Ryan for stated consideration of 81
several lots IN section ~, township IL
north, of range 13 east.
o. w. Belden has transferred t.
Susie S. Beklen lots l and 2, block "a
of the Janeaux tract.
Business and Building Notes.
Harry Brown completed the worl
of moving his establishment to the
building formerly occupied by the Sill
yer Moon Cafe, on Main street, ant
is now doing business in his new ant
more commodious quarters. The flint
weather that prevailed up to yester
day was taken advantage of by tn,
builders. and rapid progress mas beer
made on the many structures il
course of erection all over the city
The carpenters of the Mcdonald {
Charters block, next to the First Ma
tional Bank building, did not quit TO
storm, and by last night had the base
ment story enclosed.
Austin w. War;. assistant cashie
Of the Bank of Fergus County, return
ed home Friday night from an el
tended eastern trip. Mr.. War; spen
most of his time at Battle Creel
Michigan, but visited Chicago. KaI
sas Citv and nenvor He saws tn