The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25
Sale Dates Claimed

February 26-George Weiss, Mullin
school, farm sale.
February 2S-Algot Lindgren, Kiron,
farm sale.
FEBRUARY 2S-Velboom & seloover,
Denison, COW sale.
MafchG 6--P. j. Eggers, Denison, COW
and neifer sale.
March 12--John P. Coulson, Storm
Lake, Chester White sale.
iM"r-h so. s. Larson, Logan, Duroc
sale.
Is AlgOt Lindgren.
On account of the death of his wife
and son, Mr.. Lindgren is compelled to
hold a public sale, and therefore adj
vertises one for Il
n SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2s
at his place three-quarters of a mile
north Of Kiron, commencing at 10
o'clock. He will sell head of horses,
% head of cattle, Is head of hogs, ten
dozen chickens, purebred Rhode
machinery Also some furniture. Tea
quist & Mclaughlin are the auction
GERS, and the Kiron State bank is, the
clerk.
Velboom & SelOOver.
These gentlemen will offer for sale
at the Grill barn in Denison rs head
Of dairy cows. The sale will be held
5tff-Hles L 20
The cows are of choice Durham breed
and are said to be excellent mixers
They are tubercular tested and guar
anteed. Some fresh, and the remain
der will be fresh soon. Malone Bros.
are the auctioneers.
r. J. Eggers.
Mr.. Eggers will hold a public sale Of
cows and heifers at the old BALDWIN
barn in Depison on
SATURDAY, MARCH 6
at which time he will sell so head of
good cows and heifers, all treated with
the Mallein test for tuberculosis. they
will range in weight, from 800 to 1900
pounds. and are from 2 to- 5s years Of
age. They are guaranteed to be with
calf, and viii be freshabefore May. He
will have the cattle on exhibit by
March 8, and extends an invitation to
ali to see them. Ed. Duncan will do
misunderstanding work. and the FARM
ers, State. bank VIII Clerk. ss8H
John p. CoulsOn.
I Here Isl q bred sow fsale extra0rdint
8 ary.y The sale will be held in the city
OF Storm Lake in a heated pavilion on
FRIDAY, MARCH IL
The offering consists of sows and
gifts that are bred to the best blood
lines OF the Chester White breed, and
they are great individuals as well. The
Coulson herd has always been noted
for high quality, and the offering at
this time is no exception. Mr.. Coul-
son recently held a sale when he dis
posed OF 48 ,head The lowest price
received for any Of the offering was
sos. One gilt sold for $2.O75, and
and several sold for from $40O to $500.
Many in the sale for March IL are
litter mates to those sold February II.
Don't forget and attend the sale, II
you are at all interested in Chester
White hogs .st. 1852 yflN sEaF
,sI,E,s .'S. ]. H. Healy. &
ltt.Jim" Healy, of near Manila, is SO
well known that he just advertises
sale at private treaty and disposes OF
III the Poland China tpurebreds he can
: par he Is advertising his hogs. Look
the ad up. and read it, The stock
IL such as big type gifts, bred to far
row IN April. ,sired iby.; Right Type, ano
Hi Timm, bred to Hi Timm, Col. Bot
ana Healy's Long Prospect. and they
weigh from 400 to 400 pounds.
Ky. ID .}giiiaiO. So Larson. LiQle eilt
e This well known Duroc breeder lad
fyertises a sale at Logan and he will
n, gs',,s WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81 hs
The saie is advertised as, a Pathfind
er's likeness Sale, n 4 and that mean
there will be a number of bidders al
the sale. r Pathfinder's Likeness is big
tyne. Spring gifts by him have re
Gently sOld for more than $1,000 each
FaN Rilts by him have recently sold fol
more than 81 500 each. He gets them
big and extremely long, with plenty O.
clearance. In this sale Mr.. Larson vii
sell about forty choice young soWs bred
to Pathflnder's Likeness, all being
daughters Of wei known poars OF the
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