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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23

Mis- Irene Oliver enterta,.
Thursday night In honor I, -
graduating class Of lsi2 =
house was tastefuily decoratsx q
apple blossoms and the clas. VA
were remembered. The co!oa
ture Of the evening was mali -
histories of those present nv ~ Ut
out pictures from magazines 'u'uN
had a most enjoyable eyenin. AZ
left at a late hour. an
. On May 18th. President rou
ed the service pension bin ana s'sar
now a law. Under this new
civil war veterans who are ~ wM
old and who served three years "a
draw a pension Of $24 each VIZ
and after reaching the age - %ona
they will draw $40 each
The veterans who live in tho 1sv u.
are very much pleased at !, oulol
mean a big lift to them in ths,. "
Ginning years. ssf ~
The boat ride given by tho H..
school to the seniors and tn emsa uHa
on Friday was a great succossa
every way. The boat laft 81
1920 with about thirty nasso ~.Out
and went up to Watts Island SSss
lunch was served. 1t was "Aeie
delicious one and was done am m
justice to by all. The boa. wv
went on up to Sparks landins ~
they had music and got wats. aaa
the home trip. On the way down y
boat landed at the old camp grou ~
where a base ball game took n,..s
between the girls and the BOYS ~
latter being required to throw Ivy ~
their left hand and hop to bases - =
Is said the girls won but this 49,
sion has been questioned. M
arrived in town about six o,cloes
tired and dirty but with the msm
DRY of a glorious day.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23
CLEAR PROOF OF PROFITS.
Two Men On the Irrigated Tract
show Big Returns.

That land ON the Aberdeen
Springfield irrigated tract Is quite
as productive as any land In Idaho
or In the great northwest must be
conceded by anyone who has taken
the pains to investigate conditions
In different localities. Eastern
farmers who have located here wher
he tract was first opened and many
Others who came later have been
amazed at the crop yields per acre
In hay. grains. potatoes or anything
else which will grow In this latitute
aud altitude.
The Aberdeen-Springfieid tract
has never been doomed, never been
extensively advertised, and for thai
rsas,.- the price per acre has never
r.arhed re prices for which lands
have sold for ON other irrigation
tracts.
That ihes soil is as productive
here as Elsewhere in idaho no one
mo il at all familiar with condi-
tons throughou. the state will deny.
The sutl 10 a lava ash from 4 to
20 feet In depth. and when water Is
suraIied In sufficient quantities
viii produce ha and grain In quaint.
ities thst are indeed amazing. Six
tons Of Alfalfa. 40 TO 100 bushels OF
oats aud 40 to SO bushels OF winter
wheat are records that can be au-
theuticstsd. when II Ii remembered
that most OF tho farmers in this sec
ton never had any previous expert
ence in irrigation n h = many OF
them have raised such crops. II ID
easy to estimate what may De done
vhen they are more familiar with
methods and conditions.
An example of the possibilities OF
frriga&ing farming Is supplied In the
. . OF l.. H. and Elias Phillips, two
tenant farmers who live on the II.
A Trip and A. II. Person farms.
two miles north OF Aberdeen. These
are quarter section farms. Four
years g both OF them were covered
with e dense growth OF sage brush.
On the two places about 60 acres
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23
Facts from Fairv;ew

Cleve Farnham is working in to..
/! this week. "Ha
(s@-~HIss Lila Farnham is spending !.
week in American Falls with NJ.
Johnnie Schwarz. ~"
A.s Mr.. Forbes, driving one of bis a.,
horses, started upon his return Tin :
Ogden the first Of the week. "
ARTHUR Davis moved to the n "
Davis ranch the first of the week ~
will have charge of that place t.
year.
The water is in the canal again al
we are glad to see our old friend. n,
Gilbert. looking after this end Of a.
ditch.
The ladies' of the Fairview SuDd,,
School will meet at Mrs Geessv;:
Thursday, May %, for the purposs !
organizing 9 Ladies' Aid Society.
A very pleasant evening was eDe,t
last Friday by many of the Fairrev
community, at the home of Mrs. IN.
NELL Tasteful refreshments vm
served and music and dancing were 4.
joyed until a late hour.
close game between Aberdeen ~
Fairview was played on the Fairyis1
diamond last Sunday. The Fairvsv
boys made . nice appearance in III
new suits, and played a winning gam
the score being "a to Is in favor'd
Fairview.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23

DWUAsbA& rVT sAAAheflCA0 F0ltSs
superintendent NJ. Il. Hughes. OF
the Idaho Consolidated Power Co..
received the plans FOR the dwelling
house to be used by the operators
OF the new plant at American Falls.
The building will have ground d.
mansions OF %0x40 feet and the
ltans call for a neat and substan-
tial structure. with a living room
i5x1s. a dining room 12xf9 and
three bed rooms. 12x12. Kitchen
closets and other apartments are
conveniently arranged and 1t viii be
q modern structure In every re-
spect. The Boise contractors ex-
pect to get busy on the building for
Governor Brady's new plant In the
Falls and In q very short time OPP
erations will be well under way on
the big edifice. which is to be con-
structed Of cement and reinforced
concrete.-Pocatello Tribune. 4
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23
Mof~c Show It Gcncsce, Idaho.

The people of Genesee and the
surrounding country are making ex-
tensive preparations for their big
annual horse show which takes
place this year June IL. The farm
ers OF the Genesee country take
great pride In raising good horses
and the horse show at that place
has come to be one OF the biggest
events in the Palouse country.
This year an auction sale will be
held in connection with the horse
show and any one having stock to
sell viii be given the benefit OF the
wide publicity and large crowd to
be had on such occasion.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23

still remain In that condition. This
leaves $50 acres In cultivation which
Yielded last year the sum Of $3.50
In actual crop returns. Aside from
this cash sum the Phillips brothers
fed eight head Of work horses, half
u dozen mich cows and raised 100
head Of hogs.-Aberdeen Times.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23

4 Sam Winters has several cases be.
FORE district court.
1T. Il. st. John and o. H. Bar
Der, OF this city, and Henry Houtz,
OF Rockland. 20 to Malad the lat
ter part OF the week on jury duty
n-the district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wallis and
son. Randall. were in town from
wednesday until Saturday to attend
graduating exercises and also tbs
boat ride on Friday. y
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23

In the Koran we read: Behold
tnere are watchers over you: worthx
recorders knowing what you do: ard
w~aosoever shall have wrought an
ants weight Of evil shall behold it,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23
GRAIN BAGS

Just received a carload. Come in
and inspect them and get our prices he.
fore you buy. -S3 Chester Greene.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23
GRAIN BAGS

Just received a carload. Come in
and see them and get our prices before
you buy. -33 Chester Greene
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23

There is as much difference be-
tween good and bad photographs as
between good and bad men-per-
haps a little nor
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23

OAPS . Jug IN 0aO rlx.
Justice Eli Cherry, Of Gih
Mills, Tenn, was plainly worried 4
pad sore on his leg had baffled ~.
era doctors and long resisted "
remedies. II thought 1t was q canor
ne wrote. Eat last I used BuckeaS
AFRICA Salve, and was completely 0f
ed Cures burnes. boils, ulcers. at
bruises and piles. rs cents ct =
dealers.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23
Too Busy TO Do jnterrupted.

Too Busy to 10 interrupted.
why didn't you notify Mrs. Wa
bot that her house was on Asf
We'll. l went over there for that pp
pose. But she's a rather keen bride
player. and I couldn't get an oppoe
tunity to interrupt the game."-wMk
tngtcn Herald.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-23
To the Republicans Of Idaho.

In the primary election to be he'll
July 80. 1912, I will be a candidaa
for denomination for the Office 4
State Treasurer on the Republican
ticket.
/. / have served one term and III
nave "mad~ good" l ask your sup
port. O. ". Allen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
AN INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY

This is one OF the, places where
money can be planted and will grow
fast. It Is i'm the country north
east OF Charles City which de- one of
the most beautiful and productive
parts Of Iowa.
1t consists OF 100 acres of first
class unimproved land. About 1875
acres are In cultivation, the balance
being In meadow and pasture. The
soil is rich, black loan, the lay
gently ROLLING, and there are two
towns within four miles. It is the
making OF a fine farm home.
1t Is offered at SOL. per acre, and
Is q rare bagain at this price. No
ona should be frightened by the
low price. It Is really good piece
ot Iowa land. The terms of pay
m'emt ana very easy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28

north of Charles City. 1t is one
halt mile from school, ON rural
route, and in we'll improved and
prosperous part OF the state.
The soil is Iowa's best black loan
with clay subsoil. It lies gently
ROLLING, and has for the most part,
good surface drainage. All except
forty acres are fine, tillable ground
end thds forty needs tile, for
which there is a good outlet.
There 10 a good six-room house,
. BARN 50x54 In good condition,
poultry house. granary, corn crib.
etc. There Is plenty Of water.
pumped by a gasoline engine. and
the farm Is fenced and Cross temc-
ed with two acres hog tight.
Improved land In that community
% selling at about 500. per acrre.
This farm Is absolutely good, but De
Offered at $50. Terms, $4,000
DOWN. $1,000 March 1, '13 and ba,-
lanna may run TEN years at five
per cent. Il is rented for 1913 and
must be bought subject to this
lease.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
A Little Gem at $500

This farm lies Northeast Of
Charles City in one Of the most pro-
ductive parts OF Iowa. It consists
of 120 acres, located less than four
mites from two different towns with
good markets.
It lies gently rolling and has black
heavy sod with clay subeoil. The
drainage is excellent.
There 10 good two-story house
with closets and summer kitchl
an. The barn Us 48x52. & very high.
There Is large corn crib. a rather
Door hog house. two-etory granary
etc. There is a grove OF 200 nice
evergreens. 1t Us pleasant, home
nike place. but the buildings need
q fresh coat Of paint to Improve
their appearance.
The price is $85 per acre and
Il cen be handled with $3.50 cash
balance long time at five and six
per CENT
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
A Beauty in the Blue Grass Bolt.

u Beauty in the Blue Grass Belt,
This 10 a farm OF 24O acres loca4-
ed two miles from good town il
Blue Grass Belt Of southern Iowa.
which is Iowa'e best stock country.
It 10 one-half miAe from school. ~
ON q; rural route.
The land lies weld and the soil n
rich. More than two carloads of tfAs
have been placed on the tarm, and
the drainage is 1ime
There is good elk room hos,se
cement cave. barn 44x5O, new hog
house with cement floor, two corn
cribs. gramary. poultry house, eta.
The 1bee is well fenced and
cross Aaaed, having more than
1900 rods Of woven wire.
The place is watered by natural
spring, the water being piped to
the house and barn. It is an ideal
combination grain and stock farm.
and is offered for less than it IL
worth. The price is 500 per acre.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
This Ono Ioosu Ltkp Homo

Here ts the fourfoM combina-
ton that 10 always sought but
seldom found: namely. rdch soil,
fine improvements, an Ideal lay.
and choice Eocaktbn.
It u q farm Of 200 acres lying
4uat one-hak mile from q fine lit
tie town OF SEQ people IN Howard
County.
II IL gently roFing. with all
draws tiled out, 30 that II has
perfect drainage There b. NO
WASTE land, ell is tllable. end g.
y free from foul veeda
The soil r. the richest OF
black loam over a clay subsodL Tha
highest priced farms Of Iowa have
no advantage h this respect, over
this place.
The improvements are excep-
taonally good. The house Is 28x3z
with addition 1890. It contains
mine rooms and Is In fine condition.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28

Money Maker for Poor Man
This is one Of Iowa's really good
farms that have not yet reached
the 800 mark. but will do so very
soon.
1t is located in the NORTHERN part
Of the state. midway between two
market towns. being three miles
from either one.
1t consists Of 100 acres eighty q
cres lying ON one side Of the pub
lie road, and forty on the other
The soig is a good, rich. black
loam with clay subsoil. The lay is
gently roll ing with good drainage.
There is comfortable tm-room
house, with good cellar, which new
en- freezes.
The barn y 62x60 and has room
for As tons OF hay. Theme Is
horse barn with granary at one end.
Also a machdue shed. poultry house,
etc. The water supply is good with
windmill. There ia good orchard.
A rural route paRseB the door, and
a farmers telephone goes with the
place. The farm H-a sure crop pro
Queer.
The price is $50 Per acre. The
CASH payment required is $500.
and $1,000 March I. The balance
will, be carried to suat tho buyer
at s per cent.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
A Rich Hundred Dollar Quartaar

This fs ONE OF the richest and
best quarter section farms, in one
OF the richest counties of the Blue
Grass Belt Of southern Iowa.
The soil is rich and black and the
farm lies gently ROLLING. It is two
and half miles from good town.
There Is tiwe-room house In
good repairs, barn 60x80, another
barn 40x60, a good hog house 80
feet long, cormcrib In barn, good
ut. long. good cave. corn crib In
barn. etc. Forty acres are hog
tight. The water supply is exoea-
lent being pdped to both house and
BARN.
Improved farms il that section SELL
at 800 to $3.50. This one is he'd
at 800 notwithstanding 1t is ons
OF the best in the nedghborhood.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28

There are two good barns. ONE
being 60x7O feet, the other 30x6o
feet.
Other buildings are hog house.
double corn crib. poultry house.
machinery shed. etc. ALI ara in
good condition. The water sup
ply In excellent with windmill. The
farm IL fenced and crossfenced.
It Is . very attractive place with
q fine view. and CLOSE In" to
town.
The price Ia $113 per acre, not
Mthstanding q number Of farms
have been sold in Iowa Within the
past NINETY days, which were not
90 good az this one. butt which
brought $175 or more per acre.
Nasy terms will be given.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
TIE KING OF THEM ALL

This II farm Of the kind that
tbs heart yearns fdr. It Is hard
to efnd better tarm at amy
price n the entire CORN belt. It
% 1ess than forty miles north uf
Mason City. Iowa end Within two
and one-half miles from the city
OF Austin. Minnesota. which has q.
population Of more than seven
thousand people. 1t Is about TEN
mdlea from the state line.
It consists OF $50 acres, highly
improved. and I'm ahdgh state OF
cultivation. The soil is a rich.
heavy loam. as productive as that
Of central Iowa. and much deeper.
It Ia In section whose average
CORN yield per acre ID about the
same aa that Of Carroll County.
II il gently rolldng. and drains
perfectly without tile. Nome OF It
wet. end none OF it Ia subject to
overflow. 1t has BEEN mum aa a
atock tarm Cor great many years
end no GRAIN or hay cold. so that
thsa eoH IL DIM high state OF fer
4ilaty.
There are two elevators within
y miba Of the farm. and also
loading switch. And in the city
OF Austin. ia big packing plan.
which employs. between 800 and
500 men. The result is high pric
for stock ON the hoof in the
hann yard.
There q ap1eadtd set OF dira-
pEuvemeuts.
The dwelling house ds a large.
twoTtory brick building. width one
ceAsr. II contains TEN rooms, and
q IN first class condition.
There Ia fine big cattle barn
1880 with Largo lott and hip root.
Under v h stone basement the
fuli aize of the building. It is
modern. has hay CARRIER. Hitter car
rfer. and could mot be Reproduced
for less than $500.
Tha horse barn 70 40x40 with
Eee shed ON two sides Tor yuung
sbuck end machnsEy.
Tha sheep baEU - 2s1ss with
room Tor zoo hand.
TAe hog house = l4x4s with corn
orb On one stde.
TAere ere several other budtdinRA
su1 al ans IN Cine condition.
A sprtug fowU out near the
hnhae that would supply q city Of
5000 people. It CLOVIS through the
boeu yanA and newer eree0eE
More ti'@m nine tantha at the
darn IA liable land. The balance
n hardwood grovo which curmAsh-
u shAde ond shelber Tor the stock
and fuel and posts for the carn.
Tina price t. tS1.Se Per acre. It
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
Almost 3 Perfect Farm At sos.

This farm contains 24O acres. bo-
Gated about forty mNes northeast Of
Mason City I'm section whose sodl
e especially adapted to corn, being
q rich. heavy loan, width clay SUBJ
soil, and limestone foMn dat1on. It IL
Just q mile and a quarter from q
good railroad town and 100 rods
from rurad school.
1t Lies very gently rolldng and has
the black, fertile SOIL which is
characteristic OF that region. A lit
tie tile win make it a perrfect farm
and this means only little. a.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28

A Rich, Well Located Fatm at SIS
This farm consists OF 232 acres IN
Howard county, about twenty-five
miles northeast OF Charles city.
which Is regarded by many a. tho
center OF the most beautiful and
productive part Of Iowa. II has
between two market towns. being
Just two md es from ono and Aess
ohan four from the other.
The sodD is rsch. black Boam, with
clay subsodl. and the lay q gently
rolling. The drainage 10 excersnA.
There is comfortable aight-room
house with nice lawn, q barn In
which 40 cattle and eight horses
may be tied up. corn crib. new
machine shed. poultry house, and
other buildings. iaoEia
It adjoins farm held at $12H,
and another held at sos. Yet Il
is priced at only $7s. and Il u
good It is q most unusual bar
gain. which will 90 quickly. rerma
$2.750 down, $1,000 March 1. 1919.
and balance long time at s per
cent
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
PRICES ARE GOING UP

This % . splendid farm Of 232
acres located two miles from good
railroad town in Worth County and
four miles from Catholic Church.
The hand % EXCELLENT, the coil be-
ing q rich. black loan. Tne farm
slopes gradually toward the She'll
Rock River. which flows through
tho adjoining farm. 90 that the
drainage y unusually good
The house = Q sQuAr one 2Sx28
with addition 12x12. It II rath-
er plain. but has bay window
on one side, and q gable porch
b front. There b q cellar under
the entire building.
The barn 10 36x56 with basement
below. and large loft and hay
carrier above. There ds a combin-
alton gramary and corn crib 24x32,
also hog house, poultry house, cat
tie shed etc. There is large
bearing orchard, and fine ever
green grove.
The price is $97.5O per acre. 1t
is i'm very edge OF the belt of hdgh
prriced lands. Within sixty miles
OF 1T are some OF the highest pric-
ed farms in Iowa. Prices, where
1t iB located are rising very rapid
ly. The cash required by March
I. 1913. is $1,000.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
a x.seh,e.. Money Maker At 500

4 Natehless Money Maker ut 500
T1ts - = farm that takes rank
among the very best for the sim
pie reason that It has all the adj
vantages that there are.
It 10 located just one half mile
from . railroad station in south
ern Minnesota. within few miles
OF the Iowa line. It consista Of
$50 acres.
The soil 10 black and deep. and
highly productive.
The lay ID gently rolling with
good drainage. Every acre Of It
10 fine grain land. Thera 10 no
waste.
There Is Z splendid set Of build
ings and all are comparatively new
and IN ttne condition. They could
not be duplicated for less than sev-
en- to edght thousand dollarA
There IL q MODERN nine-room
house. large barn. granary. hog
house, sheep shed. corn cribs. etc.
They ara in q ttno grove. and the
orchard is good. The place has
been we'll stocked and - exceed
ingly rich.
And the price 10 $50 per acre.
NANNY Iowa farms at double the
price are no better. The cash ne
Quhred is $1,000, and the balance
will be carried back at S per cent.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28

The improvements are worth
about $1,000. The house has eight
rooms, the barn 10 very large with
built-in silo. and part of it having
stone basement; and there is Z
modern hog house. creamery. gran
airy. ice house, etc.
It is fine farm, we'll located
and the man who gets It Will always
be proud OF 1t. But the price 10 on
1913 per acre. Its real value is from
$40 to $50 above thds figure.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28

Is in section where land is ris-
ing in value faster than i'm central
Iowa. It should command $125.
per acre within two years, as 1t is
priced below it's actual value at
present. The cash payment re-
quired Is about s17,500. Balance
Will be carried long time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28
A HANCOCK COUNTY BARGAIN
This is Hancock County's Offering
to the bargami counter Of Iowa corn
farms.

This is Hancock Coumty's Offering
to the bargami counter Of Iowa corn
farms.
It comprises 240 acres, located
four and one half miles from the
village OF Crystal Lake on tho
Rock Island radlroad. It as I'm
eine neighborhood, surrounded By
well improved farms and forty
rods from school.
1t is divided by the public road,
quarter lying ON one side. and
an eighty on the other. The lay
10 from level to rolling. It - all
tiled out, and all OF It de- tdllabbe..
There ds no waste.
The soil is q heavy black loam OF
the richest kind. with, clay sub
soil. It b IN . section where crop
yields are heavy and NO failures.
And It is weN up to the average
Of surrounding farma. and better
than many uf than.
There u an excellent set Of i'm
m'nvememta. There is large tenn
room houae IN good condition, q
good barm, and all necessary out.
buildings. In Sact there are more
buildings thar are usuaaly found on
q faGm OF this aze. The water
supply ds good With windmill. Il
b fenced and cross fenced. There
are two good orchards.
The pqtce II 500. per acre, and
Favorable terms can be given. It
u In q Eeottom where land is ris-
ing more rapidly than In most 9TH
~ parts Of Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28

RICH HALF SECTION AT 500
This is very productive half
section farm located five miles from
hiceville. a good railroad town
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-11-28

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-18

1, 1911, and taxes upon said premises
for the year 1911. That said mort.
gage contains a provision, that upon
default in the payment of the princi-
pal or interest, or any part thereof,
at the time in said mortgage specified
for the payment thereof. then said
mortgage, his heirs or assigns may
declare the whole principal and in
terest due and payable; and that said
mortgage has declared and does
hereby declare said principal and in
terest due and payable in accordance
with said provision.
No action or proceeding in law or
equity has been commenced for the
foreclosure of said mortgage.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same, are described az
follows, to-wit: Southwest quarter
(SW1A) Of section twelve (12) in
township one hundred fifty-four (l54),
north of range eighty-three 1881 west
o. the Fifth Principal Meridian. said
Ward County, N. D., containing 16(