The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1920-01-17

one mile from station and post office,
S miles from good town. Some ma
Chinery and household goods 60 with
the place. good HON esteads adjoin-
ing and plenty of good open range for
500 head of cattle. Price $4,000,
$1,000 cash, balance on e7Sy payments.
ace Acres.
I5i-520 aCres-plenty # water for
all this place. 200 acres in cultiva-
tion, so acres in alfalfa, 150 acres in
timothy and clover. Good range for
cattle, rights in forest reserve. and
plenty of free open range. Good
room house. good large barn, and
plenty of out-buildings. All for the
small sum of $4,000, and will carry
$4,000 back.
L5G-1S56 acre ranch-ant a dandy
good one. 1895 acres under ditch,
G72 acres in cultivation, 3S7 acres in
good alfalfa, 275 acres in native mea-
dow that will cut several hundred tons
Of hay. Good we'll built s room house.
LARGE well built barn, 20x6o feet Cow
sheds 1SS170. lots OF out-bui'dinS5 and
CORE Is and branding sheds, etc. Two
miles from good school plenty water
and lots of free out side range. Price
$3.50 per acre. $1G,500 cash, balance
easy.
07f Acres.
I5t--971 acres-Spring Valley Ranch,
g mites from Cheyenne, Wyo., .
mi'os from ut Russell Fine improve
Uruts consisting Of Z room brick
house. good large barn, plenty Of sheds
und out buildings. all fenced and cross
fenced, aTtesian well, and n living
stream running through the ranch,
70 acres under irrigation. This is an
ideal dairy ranch. Price $4,000 per
acre. $12,500 cash, balance $500 an
nually.
100 Acres.
Tg--1eO i1a from nm
stool, Wvo. and Postoffice. All fanc-
Ell ard cross fenced. and all under
cultivation. Small house, barn, sheds
ana out buildings. Price $4,000 per
acre, $3.50 cash, balance years at
6 per cent.
60 Acres.
I2-6AO acres--G miles southwest of
good large barn, sheds and good gar
age, and other out buildings, good well
Eil'sdale. Wyo. Good room house
ana windmill al fenced and cross
fenced. about 200 yards from good
school All good level land. This land
raised 80 bushels of wheat last year
to the acre, on good graded road.
Price $4,000 per acre, $4,000 cash,
balance 5 years at per cent
800 Acres.
BIe--320 acres-16 miles northeast Of
Cheyenne, Wyo., perfectly level, un-
improved land. This Is dandy piece
Of land that one can afford to improve
TO suit Themselves at the small price
asked for this place. Price $500
per acre, one-third cash, balance 8
years at per cent.
10000 Acres
L60-lO 600 acres-27 miles north Of
Cheyenne on Yellowstone Highway
8 sets Of improvements, consisting of
l large story stone house, one story
frame house, one medium size house,
good large barns, bunk houses good
ccrralls, all we'll fenced, plenty good
running water the year around, there
set of improvements. This place shows
net earnings over and above all ex-
penses for the year 1919, better than
$4,000. The inventory Dec. 1918,
consists OF 400 calves. 450 yearlings,
as two-year old, 80 three year old IS
two-year old heifers, 375 cows, Is
bulls. 200 ewes, 100 lambs, so bucks,
$50 head of horses, good stations,
Now there is about 5000 acres irrigat-
ed land on this place, and this place
can be divided in three different plac-
es If one so desires, and can be bought
with or without the stock and equip
ment just as thoy may desire, but
rather with. Price with stock and
equipement. 100000. Price without
s165,O0o.
$4,000 Acres.
L6i-24, 900 acTes--In Albany county,
lays along the main line OF the ".
p r. r., Lincoln Highway, runs thru
it, about 1900 acres irrigated, and
Some leased land goes with the placs
if they want IL. This ranch is all fenc.