The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-26
MANY SALES
are ADVERTISED
From Now Until Well Up Into Febru
AIRY There Will Be Public Sales
Almost Daily
AUCTIONEERS STILL BOOKING
Newspapers Well Filled With Sale Ad
vertising and This Advertising
Will Be Well Read
SALE DATES CLAIMED

Friday, NOV. 28-F. "A. Slater, BUCK
Grove, farm sale.
Saturday, November 29-Malone Bros,
auto sale in Denison.
Monday, December 1-George Igou,
farm sale.
December Piracy North, Vail, farm
sale.
Wednesday, December 3-W. w. Clark,
farm sale.
December 4-Geo. L. Novotne, Az miles
northeast Vail, farm sale.
December 4-Willie Jansen, Buck
Grove. farm sale.
Monday, December 8-William Lentz,
farm sale.
December S-Frank Nollen, Buck Grove
farm sale. Ill.,
Tuesday, December 9-August Vein.
brandt, farm sale.
Tuesday, December 9-H. c. Casse-
barth, farm sale.
Saturday, December 13-Enoch Olson,
farm sale.
December iO-Mrs. Anna Jansen
near Defiance, farm sale.
Thursday, December 11-Adolph Knief,
December Ill. Hannah, West Side
township, miles northeast of Vail.
Farm sale.
December &c. w. Smell, Deioit,
farm sale.
Tuesday, Dec. 16-E. F. Stegemann,
Buck Grove, farm sale.
February 1S-B. A. Samuelson & Son,
Kiron, Duroc bred SOW sale.
February 10-Fred Knop, Charter Oak,
Duroc Jersey.
February lie. A. Christensen, Den
iSOn, DurOc sow sale.
The public sale season is just open
ing up nicely at this time, and the diff
ferent auctioneers are being kept busy
dating the sales. There are one or
more sales for every day the coming
month except at Christmas. From then
on they will run well into February.
We have a number that will demand
the readers attention in this weeks pa
per.
William Lentz
William Lentz, miles west of Den
ison, miles east of Kenwood and 4
miles north and 1 mile east Of Arion,
in section II, Paradise township, will
have sale on Monday, December Sth,
commencing at 10 o'clock. He will Of
fer head Of work horses, 81 head of
cattle, so spring shoats and 16 dozen
chickens in the livestock line, and will
sell 1000 bushels Of corn, two stacks of
clover hay, 8 sets Of work horness and
a set Of flynets. All of his farming ma
chinery will also be sold, and it is a
good lot of machinery. Free lunch will
be given at noon and the usual terms
will be offered. Duncan & Reinking
are the auctioneers and Farmers State
Bank is the clerk.
3 II. c. Cassebarth
On account of failing eyesight II. c.
Cassebarth, living miles west and "
mile north of Dow City, will hold pub
lie auction on Tuesday, December 9th,
commencing at 10 o'clock. In this Of
fering we notice s head of horses. 20
head of cattle, so head of hogs and all
farm machinery and 1000 bushels of
hold goods. Mr.. Cassebarth will also
sell the farm the same day. The farm
is of 240 acres rolling. land, and good
soil. The buildings are all good, and
consist of a room house with water
system. good point well. large barn 32x
81, new corn crib, two good granarieS,
good COW shed, hog house and chicken
house. Terms on the Farm will be $1,000
day of sale and $4,000 March LIST, the
purchaser to assume all mortgages now
on the place. Free lunch will be given
at the sale, and Malone Bros. are the
auctioneers and w. E.. Fishcl clerk.
George IgOu
Another sale in the vicinity of Dow
City and one in which many will be in
terested is that of George Igou, on the
farm Az miles southeast of Dow City
and 3 miles southwest of Buck Grove,
on Monday, December LIST, commencing
ut 10 o'clock. In this sale are listed Is
head of horses, consisting of a roam
Belgian stallion years old, weight
1000; the other "a head are for the most
part all good horses. of workable age;
16 head of cattle are also listed, and
among these are three Guernsey cows,
one giving milk and the others fresh
soon; l Jersey years old; l red COW;
l COW and calf and others. Then there
are 80 head Of hogs, consisting of 81
brood sows and SO stock hogs-well
bred Poland China. All machinery on
the place goes in the sale. as does three
dozen chickens, one dozen ducks, three
African geese and 1875 bushels Of Mar
Gus seed wheat. The usual terms are
offered. w. E. Fishel clerk and Ma
lone Bros are the auctioneers.
Frank NOllen
Because he has rented his farm
Frank Nollen, living on the place
known as the Cal Carpenter farm. l
mile east and Il mile south of Buck
Grove, will hold sale of all his per-
sonal property on Monday. December
9Th, commencing at 10 o'clock. -Four |
head of horses are listed in the offer
ing and they are good ones: rs head
of cattle, including II mich cows, are
offered then there are 2 two year old
heifers, Shorthorn bull, yearling heif |
ers, yearling steers and spring
calves. FOrty-nine head of hogs of the
Hampshire breed are to be sold, as well
as all machinery and miscellaneous ar.
ticles, including Is tons timothy hay, |
DeLaval separator, sets work har-
ness and a pile of sawed wood. Mr..
Nollen gives the usual terms and has
employed Malone Bros. as the auction
GERS and Glen Hemphill as clerk.
EnOch Olson
Here is a sale well worth attending.
Mr.. Olson expects to retire from the
farm, and possibly make an extended
visit to his father in Sweden. whom he
has not seen for IS years. He will hold
his sale on Saturday. December 18th,
on the Rudolph Lehfeldt farm Just west
of Denison, across the Boyer river. The
sale will commence at 10 o'clock and
the first in the Offering will be head
of work horses. These are all good
horses and Mr.. Olson has used them
on tine farm this year Sixty-four head
make UP the cattle list, and among the
list will be found some good mich cows.
In hogs he offers 100 head of healthy
spring Durocs, part of which will
make good brood sows. One Of the