The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-24
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1 IL miles west of West Side. ..s.
THURSDAY. Jan. s25: Public auc.
ton. John B. Henrichsen, on his place
4 miles east of Denisop I'M Fection 5,
East Boyer township sgssFiit "
FRIDAY, Jan. 26: Public sale. John
w. ComstOck on his place 4 miles
north and 8 miles west Of Manila.
SATURDAY, Jan. q. Public sale.
Laub's livery barn, Denison. "
TUESDAY, Jan. 80. Public sale. II.
w. Mesenbrink and L. E. Wright on
the Sam Wright farm, located 6 miles
southwest OF Dow City. 49,.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81: Public sale.
John D. Hansen on his place in Good.
rich township 8 miles northeast OF
Denison on the Milford township line.
THURSDAY, Feb. 1. Public sale. Ed
Riddle on his farm located one half
mile south of Dow City. =.
SATURDAY, Feb. 5. Brood SOW sale.
Frank Bixler at the Copps livery barn
at Charter Oak.
THURSDAY, Feb. 1. Public sale.
Geo. T. Gum on his place located in
Section 3,,Jackson township, 3 miles
southeast of Herring, 8 miles north
and ! mile west of West Side.
MONDAY, Feb. S: Public sale.
Hawthorne Bros. on the Meehan farm
5 IL miles northwest OF Denison and
2 miles west of the three mile house.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Z. Public auc-
ton. Albert Carlson on the German
farm, y miles. north of Buck Grove,
Is 10 miles southwest of Denison.
FRIDAY, Feb 9. Public sale. Jacob
Kepford on his farm in Section 6,
Washington township 2 miles east of
Arion, 3 miles southwest of Buck
Grove.
TUESDAY, Feb. 20. Duroc Jersey
bred SOW sale. B. A. Samuelson will
hold his 18th annual sale of pure bred
Duroc Jersey bred sows at his farm
known as Pleasant Hill, near Kiron.
In this weeks issue of the Review
will be found the advertisements of
a number of big sales to be held with
in the next two weeks. From now un-
til the first of March sales will be
numerous and we wish to impress
upon our farmer friends the necessity
We make no charge for listing your
sale in the above column. Farmers
who have advertised their sales in the
Review thus far this season tell us
they are more than pleased with the
results and that the paper was the
means OF getting a big crowd OF BUY
ers on sale day. OF course the re.
view prints sale bills and that Kind
that attract attention. Orders for
sale bills are given prompt attention
and all work guaranteed and our
prices are no higher than othe' shops
Your attention is called to the fol-
lowing sales:
John D. Hansen Sale.
Wednesday, January 81.
John D. Hansen, who has rented his
farm in Goodrich township, 3 miles
northeast Of Denison, is announcing
a public sale to be held on Wednes-
day. January 31st. Mr.. Hansen Is list
ing 8 head Of horses, Al head Of cattle,
20 sows with pig and fine lot OF farm.
ing implements. Malone Bros. Will
cry his sale and the Crawford County
State bank will clerk. Here is sale
that will attract a good crowd. For
full particulars read his announce
ment on page 6 of the first section
and plan to attend.
Poland China Sale.
Saturday, February 3.
Frank Bixler announces a sale OF
pure bred Poland China sows to be
held at the Cops livery barn at Char
ter Oak on the date mentioned above.
Here is an opportunity for Poland
China breeders to purchase some new
blood for their herds. Mr.. Bixler is
a breeder we'll known in the western
part of the county and his herd con-
tains some of the best and most popu-
lar strains in existence. Malone Bros.
will cry this sale. Remember the date
and plan to attend. W.
Land Sale.
B. Brodersen and Fred Eisenhauer,
referees of the Gustav Meiners
estate, are using space in this issue
of the Review to advertise the sale
of the 100 acre farm located In Sec
lions 81 and %. East Boyer township.
Interested parties inquire OF the refer
eeS.
Geo. T. Gum Sale.
Thursday, February l.
Geo. T. Gum is using space in this
issue of the Review to announce big
sale, which he will hold on Thursday,
February 1st, commencing promptly
at 1890 o'clock. He has rented his
farm and will move to town and for
that reason desires to dispose of his
property. Here is good sale-and one
that will attract many buyers. Mr..
Gum is listing 8 head of horses, 90
head of cattle, big lot Of farming
implements, hay and some household
goods. His place is located in Sec
ton 3, Jackson township, miles south
and 2 IL miles west Of Wall Lake.
Teaquist & Mclaughlin will cry the
sale and Chas. Goodenow will clerk.
Don't overlook this big sale and read
the announcement elsewhere in this
issue for all details. .st ~
Hawthorne Bros. SaIe.ai e',s1.
-. Monday, February, 81 ta.i AZ
Another good sale announced in this
issue is that of Hawthorne, Brothers,
who live on the tMeehan place I'm Han
over township, 5 miles northwest Of
Denison, which will be held on the
above mentioned date. They are list
ing head of good horses, 81 head OF
shoats, cattle and farm machinery. Ma
lone Bros will cry this sale and L.