I } ■■ 4 i Sa ( \I)1 fJ• ■ * •• ' • . • , * ; • ‘ f • A • ‘ vv# - . •*Having- sold my farm, I will sell at public auction at my farmof Ne w Bos-miles northwest ofBenson on THURSDAY, MAR.17, 1906. the following property:2 iruie'ii dton1 mare 7 years old 1 marc 4 years old 1 good brood mare 7 cows, coming drofii.y_ t ^ i *4 dry'cow s5 pearling heifers6 heifer calves■ • fc3 steer calves^ ^ I' it • • |d) a . 7 1 t »Lgood buggy2 heating stoves 12 wash stands2 beds with springs I cupboard 1* standtable [1 sewing machine 1 washing machine 1 dozen chairs 1 rocking chair*J good as new spring wagon |2 sets harness 1 farm wagon2 men s saddlesI ' »I lady’s saddle lt;* .1 mowing machine 1 sulky rake.\ corn*sheller- ■ • V. 1 .t ’ V* • ' * “ -V 1* * ’So bushels corn, more or less. , 'Other things too numerous to mention.Sale to Begin at 10 a. m.IERMS: Sums of $lof cash. Sums over $10. ninemonths time at 6 per cent interest, with bankable note. 2 per cent oil for cash. No property to be removed until terms o! sale are complied with.1 steel harrow 1 I2 inch dlow1 cultivator1 good cook stoveJOHN WANLUNDCol. N. W, Bylcr, Auctioneer.