Markham elevator. On Wednesday
afternoon fire caught in the grain stacKs
on the Dr. W L. Hollister farm near
Lansing village and burned- up seven
stacks of oats and barley. Art Par
kins is the renter and hebad tired up
his engine preparatory to threshing but
bad decided to wait en account of the
high wind. By strenuous eff rti the
buildings and the other stacks oi'grain
were saved. Women joined the fire
brigade and helped efficiently A num
ber, from Austin Went up by auto to
help. Fortunately the supply of water
Was ample. As one of the old settlers
of the village informed us, not a well
was fazed by either of the fires. Both
Hollister and Parkins were fully insur
ed in the Farmers Mutual. Loss over
$500.
WOOD, LIME, SEWER
COMBINATIONS
FENCE,
BRICK. ETC
Office ooraer Bridge and Franklin ii(»n
AUSTIN. MINN.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Geo. Ziemer to John F. Ziemer, 13
acres in nw of sw ^4 of section 3,
Walthain township, west of Great
Western right of way, $700.
Herman F. Kuschel.to U. Still
well, lot 18, block 7, Lelioy village,
$2,500.
Annie S. Skaren et alto Andrew S.
Skaren, undivided 9-15 of of
.of sw of flection 3, Grand Meadow
township, $236. v,
Wm. Conway to Radina Liiks k,
of sw of section 32j also 29 a6res iu
of nw of section 21, south of
the C. M. & St. P. right of way, Lans
ing township, $5,965.
H. A. Brown to Huntinc Elevator
Company, part of outlot 50, Browns
dale, $250.
LaCrosse Grain Company to W. W.
Cargill Company, interest in Ware
house lot 15, Grand Meadow village,
$1
etc.
