Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-16
Greatest Bargain of Che Season

We have just been authorized to put
on the market for the next two weeks
one of the finest stock farms we have
ever had to offer in Jerauld county,
South Dakota. This farm is located
only four and half miles from town
and is surely bargain. The house is a
large two-story building, with basement
under the whole house, large barn 36x56,
with 18-ft posts; fine large hog house.
100 rods of hog tight pasture, the old
house used for granary, corn crib and
other buildings. Farm all fenced and
cross-fenced; about 90 fruit trees, all
bearing; hog pasture seeded to alfalfa
living water piped to house and other
buildings, fine water running through
pasture. Hay land will run two tons
per acre; blue joint stands to your shout
der in the pasture; 143 acres in crop,
mostly corn: school house on adjoining
farm. To see this farm will convince
you that it is certainly a bargain. Land
in this same neighborhood cannot be
bought for $50 per acre. Price only $50
per acre. Can loan 50, 900 on this farm
Terms, 81 900 down, $4,000 March 1st,
| 1909 balance optional payments at 6
per cent.
| We also have another half section
well improved, fine land fenced and
cross fenced plenty of water in pasture
and at buildings. Buildings all in good
repair Half mile from school. and q
snap at the price of 1872. 80 per acre
Terms, 81 900 down, So, 400 March LIST;
: s., 900 can remain for five or ten years,
optional payments.
And if you really want an Iowa farm
in every respect, where every acre will
produce 65 bushels of corn, with not a
foot of waste. land on the whole 800
acres, well improved, fenced and cross
fenced, with 100 acres of corn in one
| field and about 125 acres OF small grain,
with fine flowing well and the water
plped to buildings, and also living
stream of water running through pas
ture; where every farm adjoining for
miles are as well improved. as here;
rural free delivery to house and tele-
phone, school only half mile from farm;
where you can stand on one corner and
look over the whole farm; where the soil
is three feet deep and good yellow clay
subsoil, no rock or gumbo, but every
acre of this land is made out of Iowa
dirt; with fine grove around buildings;
| "HSlt you VIII never nave 10 Dtly any
fuel as long as you stay on the farm, as
there is plenty of wood to last family
a lifetime on the farm; with no wind
mills to fix and where your tanks are
free from ice in the winter time, as the
artesian water running through the
tanks keeps it from freezing, which is a
great thing for stock in the winter Go
and look at this farm. If Iowa land is
worth 800 per acre so is this You can
buy it for $50 per acre; 81, 800 down,
SIS, 400 March LIST, balance of 81, 800 on
or before March 1st, 1915 optional pay
ments.
! We also have some bargains in i'm
proved quarters at from $50 to 800 per
acre.
Call in and see me, or phone Alb Au-
dubon, Iowa, if you are looking for snaps
in good farm lands. We handle nothing
but land made out of good dirt, the
same as you have in Iowa, where there
is always demand for it.
H. G. LEACH.
The man who sells Jerauld county
land in the corn belt of South Dakota
and never changes, as it is the best.
EXCURSIONS EVERY MONDAY