Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-28
SOUTH LANCASTER
FARMS CHANGE HANDS
OLD ORIGINAL SAYS THAT LAST
YEAR SAW THE GREATEST
LAND MOVEMENT EVER.
JUST HOW THEY RUN.

Never before in the history of Grant
county have there been SO many
changes in property as at the present
time, both in farms and city property.
Following is a list of most of the
farms i'll So Lancaster that have been
sold or rented to take effect about
March l, 1920. Also property pur-
chased in the city by farmers intend
ing to retire.
Adolph Wepking sold his farm to
the Lancaster Canning Co. Adolph is
building house on piece of ground
he reserved and expects to retire.
Harvey Abrams sold his farm to
Hessellman of Iowa and he in turn
sold 1t to John eastman of Beetown.
Ed. Oleson sold his farm to Frank
Heinrichs. Frank sold his farm to
Ed. c. Vesperman and Ed. has leased
1t to Joe Benoy. Fred Marburger sold
his farm to Jos. Seipp and Mr.. Seipp
has engaged Marburger to superintend
I it for the coming year. U. E. Mercy
nolds sold his farm to Frank Never
and he in turn sold it to Horace Hy-
mer. We presume Horace is going
! to farm it.
Frank Turner rented his farm to
John Buck and the present occupant.
Joe Edge, has bought the farm Buck
is living on from A. Aupperle. Fred
| Diesel sold his farm east of the CITY
to Fred Aupperle. Ira Murphy sold
| his farm to John F. Zenz
Robert Reynolds has sold his farm
Just south of the city to Chas. Thier.
Fred Meyer, the present occupant, has
rented Ed. Austin's farm. Ed. has
purchased the L. A. Clark residence
in the city and will retire. Herman
SchWantes has bought the Arthur
Walker farm on the Beetown road.
Arthur bought the Burr Walker farm
Just west OF the city, Burr having
bought house in town and will prob
ably retire
Matt Wanazek rented his farm to
Arthur Bass and bought the A. Gull
Ike residence here and expects to re-
tire. Myrl Walker bought the Roth
schild property in Lancaster and
rented his farm to r. M. Orchard and
Dexter Sumner Chas. Cox sold his
farm to his son Will and bought HI.
r. Kings new house and intends to
I quit farming. Geo. Noble of Ellen
boro has rented H. D. Damm's farm.
IAC III SOC11I OCNupdIll, F1Cu F6SDGT-
man, having bought the Richard Ben
nett place. Mr.. Bennett bought the
Chas. Angus residence and has re-
tired. John and Grant Bennett will
go onto farms in Beetown and No.
Lancaster. Hugo Kohlenberg of this
city sold his farm to Henry Ramshaw.
Ramshaw rented it to Louie Bryhan
Oscar Kohlenberg. who occupies it at
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farm in No. Lancaster. Chas. Irwin
has rented the Adolph Vesperman
farm and Jacob Richter moves from
there onto the James Bailie farm. Emil
/ Pamenkopf, who has been renting it
for the past three years, will move
onto farm he has purchased in Little
| Grant VIM r. Kerr has rented his
Mace to Louis Flesch and Fred Yes
perman, each taking an eighty. John
Ertz Sr. rented his farm to his son
John Mr.. Ertz has put up a new
house in Lancaster and will retire.
Clyde Richardson sold his farm to
Nick Adams of Beetown. Clyde is
building a new house in Lancaster
and will move to town. Oscar Damn
has rented his farm to Maynard
Macke John G. Vesperman living on
lit at present is building new house
in this city and expects to devote most
of his time to crying sales.
Albert Macke has rented his farm
to his son Clarence Albert purchas-
ed the John Schmidt residence here
and expects to retire. VIM Leise Jr.
sold his farm to Carl Sager and
bought Will Henkel's house in town
and will retire. Geo. Wieland has
rented his farm nearthe Hurricane to
Frank Hayden and will move to town
having purchased H. r. Kings resi-
dence. George will rest himself till
about threshing time then, as the old
saying goes, Watch his smoke" The
Melvin NARROW farm has been rented
to John Wunderlin for the coming
year.
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