The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-07

as his auctioneers, and Glenn Hemp
hill as clerk.
James A. Granger
This sale will take place in section
3, Paradise township, 2 1-2 miles east
Of Kenwood. Mr.. Granger intends
to move to Denison, and will sell all his
property now on the farm. The sale
will be held on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IA,
and will commence at 10 o'clock.
There are fifty-sx head of horses,
hogs and cattle, made up of 7 head Of
horses, ~ head Of cattle and IS head
of Duroc shoats and 2 purebred brood
sows. Then there are dozen chick
ems, 500 bushels of corn, 400 bushels
of oats, IS bushels of Marquis old
wheat, 2 stacks of timothy, 2 stacks
of clover and l stack of alfalfa. All
of the machinery is listed, and there
will be numerous small articles. Mr..
Granger will give a free lunch, and
offers the usual terms. Malone Bros,
are the auctioneers, and the Crawford
County State bank will clerk the sale.
Asa Il. Brown
Asa Brown only moved to the farm
a few years ago, but in the few short
years has accumulated considerable
come to town for a time. He adver-
tises a sale to be held on his farm
located in Goodrich township, miles
north of Denison, I 1.2 miles south
east Of Deloit and s miles west OF
Vail on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10,
commencing at the usual hour. First
in his ad appears IA head of horses.
These horses are all good horses, such
as are to be found on most of the
farms of Crawford county. IS head
nf of W.T.
mich cows, l fresh soon, heifers, red
ShorthOrn bull, and nine calves. Thirty
head of good shoats, IS dozen chickens,
stack of timothy, stack of oat straw,
1000 bushels Of corn and 800 bushels
of oats, together, with all machinery
and some household goods and miscel-
laneous items will conclude the list.
The machinery is all in the best of con-
dition, and will make a good buy for
some one. Mr.. Brown gives the usual
terms, and a free lunch. G. l.. Voss
will clerk the sale and Malone Bros,
will be the auctioneers. " srSs>sS 4
William Alberts
This is the gentleman who purchased
the fine Bullock residence in DeniSOn,
and as he wishes to occupy the same
will hold public sale on his farm
known as the w. H. Woolston place,
just south of Denison on @&
fRIDAY, gJANUAR1 SEl6 ~
Mr.. Albert offers IS head of good
head of cattle, SO head of hogs-these
are fall pigs and purebred Durocs. He
also sells a yearling boar out Of the
Carsten Christensen herd A lot of
machinery is offered as well as lot of
hay and corn, and some chickens. AS
with all sales the usual terms will be
given. First National bank of Den
ison will clerk this sale, and Malone
Bros. will be on the block.
0. s. Larson
The we'll known breeder of Duroc Jer-
sey hogs at Logan is o. S. Larson. He
will hold his sale of brood sows at his
place on IS - j.- T.
- FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 49,,
and he will sell fifty head. Forty head
of these sows are, bred, to his celebrated
Pathfinders likeness, and everybody It
seems is trying to buy a sow bred to
this famous boar. Pathfinder's Like
ness was the grand champion boar at
the Iowa state fair in 1918, and was one
of the largest boars ever shown at ,Des
Moines. He is making a great reputa;
ton as a breeding boar. Mr.. Larson
now owns this boar having purchased
the other half interest some time ago
and thereafter he will do service in the
Larson herd exclusively. He is also
selling eight head OF Pathfinder's Like,
ness gifts, and, take it from us, they are
mighty good Then he is selling two
great daughters OF the grand champion
boar, Great Orion, and one, BY the Ma
tional swine show grand champion win
ner, Great Orion Sensation. Others will
be sired by Mammoth Sensation. Top
Sensation, King the Col, Great Wonder
| Am, Cherry Boy, Sensation Wonder
I'd, Col! Wonder, Redeemer and other
very noted sires. He is selling a great
yearling sow by Mammoth Sensation,
bred to Pathfinder's Likeness. Nam
moth Sensation was the grand cham
pion boar at the Nebraska state fair,
1918, and one of the greatest boars ever
shown at that state fair or at any other