Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-12

ucaiiy speaking, clear gain for tn
seller, as the rent derived annual,
paid for all OUTLAWS of expense an,
improvements and Mr.. Webster figure
his profit from the advance, and IT,
a neat little nest egg at that.
Core ctionville-The 66O-acre ranch
one and one-half miles south OF Cor
rectionviue. formerly owned by Pete
Harder. has changed hands again. TIL,
transaction was consummated the lat
ter part of last week, when c. A
Sipple disposed Of the property to join
HoltgrewN of Sioux City, for $4,000
practically 5000 an acre. In the trans
action Mr.. Sipple secures some real es
tate and other property In Sioux Cit,
valued at $4,000, and some holding!
near Julesburg, Colo. This is the thira
time that this property has changed
hands within the past year. but Mr.
Holtgrewe says 1t is his intention t
hoid the ranch. He contemplate.
moving onto the farm in the near tut.
ure. and operating 1t himself.
Alden. - Charles Kiilius last weea
sold his 160-acre farm west of Alder
to three farmers living in that vicinity
at an average of $3.50 an acre. j. n
VALDEZ buying the eighty acres where
the buildings are located at s175 The
other eighty was sold in tracts OF
thirty-five and forty-five acres Mr.
killius bought this farm four years
ago and sold it at raise of $50. His
son, Lloyd Killius, has been living on
he ~
move back to Iowa Falls in the spring
and occupy his fathers 140-acre farm
Just north of town. Charles Killius and
FAMILY expect to buy nice home In
this city and move here next spring
They are fine people and we are glad
TO have such people seek permanent
homes here.
Sheldon. George Fredericks, OF
Pauliina. has bought the southwest
quarter of section SO, Union township
from Mrs. Cassie Meunch. This land
was awarded to Mrs. Muench when her
husband was divorced from her sew
sral years ago. The land was heavily
three mortgages having
been foreclosed within the last year.
70 redeem required payment Of $16,-
'S4.41 and this amount was paid In
.ash to the clerk Of the district court
asst Monday by Mr.. Frederlcks. He Sc
.ures a conveyance from Mrs. Muench,
paying her in cash for her equity. The
and IS un!mproved but adjoins land
owned by Mr.. Fredericks. The revenue
stamps on the deed indicated Q con-
'ideration of s118 per acre.
Paton.-Two real estate deals took
place here during the past ten days.
7. J. Bauer traded his town residence
property to w. E. Whitewater for his
6O-acre farm southeast Of town. bet
er known as the Howard Weeks farm.
This is one Of the best improved farms
n this vicinity and Mr.. Bauer gets it
or 5000 per acre. F. O. Ladd traded
lis auto garage building in part pay
nent on Fred r. Halls twenty -four
lcre tract on east hill. Mr.. Laid gets
possession March 1. This will make
lin fine home with ground enough
o keep his boys busy.
Sioux Rapids.-Howard Sawyer has
purchased the John F. Thompson 200
lcre farm three miles southeast of
Sioux Rapids and registered as the
Golden Willow farm for $1S5 per acre.
Six years ago Mr.. Thompson pur-
;haeed this place for $sS per acre,
making quite handsome advance in
Price during the comparatively short
line Of ownership.
Spirit Lake-Chris Paulson has sold
lis eighty three and one-half miles
outheas. Of Spirit Lake, and also his
zig residence in the east part of town
o Fort Dodge men. The farm was put
n at $115 per acre and the residence
It $4,000. Mr.. Paulson took in part
payment small stock Of general mer-
,handise at Clair, Iowa. in Webster
county. He will hold closing out
ale on Wednesday of next week and
move to Clair to take personal charge
II the store.
observation-disclosures Buckingham has
'old his fine 220-acre farm, two miles
southeast OF this city, to Harry Turner
or a consideration Of 3165 per acre.
ir. Turner has purchased the eighty
Lcre tract of land belonging to Mrs.
Hattie Bates, one mile north Of this
ity. for $4,000. or $3.50 per acre.
Sioux City.-Payn G. Sargisson last
week sold to John Thompson. Of Sioux
'ity, 1876 acres of their Woodbury. real
state for the sum Of 3S6,496 or 3175
n acre. The land is located on the
dissouri river bottom five miles south
asst Of Luton.
Montezuma.-James Mcconaghie has
old his eighty-six acre farm, near
Dwarf to Charles Peters. for $3.50 an
ere and will give possession March 1.
Storm Lake.-The highest price ever
aid for Buena Vista county land was
cached when e. p. Layman sold his
property near Newell. this
ounty. for the sum OF $4,000, or $50
N acre. The purchaser wac Henry
'iercey.
Tipton.-A sale was made whereby
J. w. Mum sold his farm Of 40 acres
o o. H. Mayes for consideration Of
LOO per acre. The farm is located
our miles south of Upton. Mr.. Mayes
will take possession March /, and Mr..
dunn will move to Upton.
Montezuma.-A big land trade last
week between e. d. Rayburn. Of this
lace, and Joe r. Moore, Of Barnes
,ity. Rayburn traded the old McIn-
osh farm of 270 acres, valued at
~. 900, for q half section in South Da-
,ota owned by Moore and which was
-alued at $4,000. That is dealing in
:ood sized figures.
Cresco.-Two Howard county farms
we're sold last week at auction. An
lightly belonging to Howard Nichols
tx and one-half miles west Of Cresco,