Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-26
OUT SALES
NOW And COMING
Active Movement In Farm Prop
erty Now Taking Place.
Horses, Cattle, Swine, Machinery and
Hay and Grain Among List
ings.-MOre to Follow.

Grant County Herald is listing q
large number of closing out sales these
days and new orders are reaching us
daily. During the sale season we will
list from time to time just what is on
the cards so that our readers can see
exactly what is going on. If you in
tend having a sale be sure and let us
know so that we can post your date
for you and avoid conflict with some
one else. The sales listed to date are:
Charles ]. Petty, Thursday, Jan. q.
8 head of horses and 20 head of cattle.
Farm located miles southwest of
Lancaster. Mr.. Petty says that all
the stock is extra good and worth
looking over.
A. J. Udelhofen who resides 8 miles
northeast of Cassville, and miles
south of Beetown, advertises a big pub
lie auction on Friday, January %. The
Udelhofens comprise a big family of
good farmers and "Tony" is not the
least. Read his sale ad.
VIM Keehner sale takes place Fri
day, Jan. % Five head of horses. 81
head Of cattle. Large lot Of farm ma
chinery and other articles. Mr.. Keeh-
ner is a rising young farmer and has
some good stuff that will be worth
while Investigating.
w. N. Parish, Of 8 miles northwest of
Lancaster, on what was formerly
known as the Tom Wiley farm, will
sell on Tuesday, Feb. 1, everything on
the place except the auctioneer and
the clerk" These will go too if buy
ers can be found for them. Mr.. Parish
assures us that he has some good stuff
and everything is going to be moved
regardless.
John Mcmahon, who lives on the
BeetOwn road, advertises a lot Of good
cattle and swine in this issue. Also
some good machinery. Sale takes
place Feb. 2. Easy to get there, so be
sure and go. You will note that John
has some excellent cows Read their
record.
Henry j. Kraemer, who lives on the
Jim Ellis farm located two nil >
southwest Of Lancaster, will have q
closing out sale Of everything on his
place, Friday February 4th. Full par
ticulars will be given in our next is
sue.
Thomas Bass, Of one mile south Of
Five Points is going to have a good
sized closing out sale Tuesday, Feb
ruary g. Mr.. Bass lists II head of
horses, 13 head of cattle and 81 head
of swine, besides some A-A 1 machin-
cry, hay, grain, etc. Mr.. Bass intends
to move south this spring and wants
to get rid of everything. You can't
lose by attending his sale. Don't for
get-Feb. s.
Ed G. Vesperman, of just one mile
south Of the county farm, is going to
have big sale on Thursday, February
10. Mr.. Vesperman has decided to quit
farming and he is going to clean things
up right. There are SO head of cat
tie, Is head Of horses, 81 swine, hay
and grain, machinery, work harness,
household furniture and so on in great
quantity. He is advertising in several
county papers and will undoubtedly
have a good big sale.
Irwin F. Frye, Of miles southwest
of the Hurricane, advertises his clos
ing out sale which takes place We'd
nesday, February 8. Mr. Frye intends
to quit farming and will sell his en-
tire property consisting of horses,
II cattle, II head of swine, machinery,
hay, grain, etc. Mr.. Frye will act as
his own auctiOneer, and he is bright
and clever appearing young man
should have very good success.
Gottlieb Appt, who lives miles due
east of Rockville, will hold a sale on
Tuesday, Feb. 10, of his entire lot of
machinery and cattle. Mr.. Appt has
sold his farm and will auction every
thing out. Further particulars will be
given in our next issue.
Hesseling brothers, who live three
miles west of Cornelia and two and
one half miles east of TnnnysOn, have.
rented their farm and will sell Thurs
day, February II, a very fine lot of
stuff. Full particulars at an early
date
James E. Bailie of South Lancaster,
will hold a closing out sale Of his en-
tire farm property Oh Wednesday,
Feb Is. Mr. BaiIie is going to quit
farming and consequently desires to
close out everything on the place.
Watch our next issue for full details
of the sale.