The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-11-14
PU BLIC SALE
Farm and Personal Property

Farm and Personal Property
On account OF not having help to
carry on the work, as you all know
that my boy who carried on the work
on the farm is with the colors." He
went on the 2nd day of July. My
farm Is 5 miles northeast Of Brook
ings, 4 miles northwest of Aurora and
3 miles west of Bushnell. This farm
Is nicely located to three good mar
kets. The farm is $50 acres and Is
a fine stock and grain farm; 12O acres
of good work land and 40 acres Of
good pasture, Deer creek runs
through the pasture and it always has
water in it. This is a fine laying
farm, 90 rods to school house: two
good wells OF water. improvements:
House 36x24 with add. 22x10 and a
good root cellar 14R feet long, s #,
wide and Ga #. high. Barn 50x32,
granary BOXES and a small work shop
20x8. Chicken house 20x16, and hog
house 26x20. One acre of good grove
around the buildings and plenty OF
small fruit. The farm is all fenced
in good shape.
Terms Of Sale on Farm-S1, 900 on
date Of sale, and 81 900 March 1, 1919,
and the balance On a term OF years
at 5 andR per cent.
This is a snap if you want a good
farm. Barley this year went 40 bu.
to the acre, the potatoes 100 blu. and
the corr is good for 40 Blu. to the acre.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1918
Sale to start Immediately after lunch
Free Lunch at 1880
99-Head of Live Stock-99
IA Horses-Team gray geldingS 9
years old; bay gelding 9 years old
black gelding 8 years old; bay mare
s years old; bay mare 4 years old,
team black mares 8 years old; . black
mare colts 8 in the spring; l yearlirg
mare colt; sucking colt; saddle pony
4 years old, hard to beat.
27 Cattle-S COWS, 4 milking now
and balance to be fresh this winter;
3-yr.-old heifer: 5 2-yr.-old heifers;
2 2-yr.-old steers; 2-yr-old bull; year
ling bull; 4 yearling steers; year!ing
heifer; 4 6-months-old calves.
26 Sheep-15 ewes 2 yrs. old next
spring; 10 spring lambs, 2 ewes and
8 ~wethers; l buck.
80 Hogs-3O spring shoats and 2
old sows.
Farm Machinery-7-ft. Deering bin
der; Mccormick corn binder nearly
new; Success n spreader; Mon
itor drill with grass seed attachment:
l4-in. Emerson gang plow; 16-in. John
Deere gang plow; 16-in. Defiance sui
ky pillow; walking plow; P. & o. Prov
cultivator; 2 single row John Deere
cultivators; disc; Black Hawk corn
planter and wire; Rock Island corn
planter with $50 rods wire; Assertion
harrow; harrow cart; Eureka potato
planter; SIT. Champion mower; hay
bucker; hay rake; bob sleigh with
box; set buggy runners; buggy; hay
rack with trucks; box wagon; wild
oats tanning mill, good as new; slat
corn crib; Sharples ream separator;
20 ions timothy hay in stacks; about
II tons millet hay in stacks; 40 acres
good corn in field; 100 shocks of good
corn fodder in the field; 100 shocks
of cane, nor or less, in field; some
good straw; 2 sets good harness; 2
sets old harness; single harness; 9th
er small articles.
Terms Of Saie-All sums Of $40 or
under cash. On all sums over $40
time will be given to Oct. l, 1919, on
good bankable paper bearing s per
cent interest. No property to be re-
moved until settled for.
Mrs. Cora Schrader, Prop.
S. j. Rudolph. Au%ctioneer
Bank of Brookings, Clerk.