Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 9, 1915, Page 11

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THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER i i ' i 3 Benville .... 89,543 11,212 100,755 | Pioneer .... 8,620 691 9,311 |Spooner .... 98,547 119,420 217,967 TAXABI_E VALUATIDN Birch .. 82,626 1,324 83,950 |Port Hope .. 110,197 3,933 114,130 |Tenstrike .. 22,395 8,609 31,004 okl Blackduck... 119,467 5966 125,433 [Potamo .... 3,152 3,112 6,264 | Turtle River 5485 1,925 7,410 Brook Lake. 12,250 = 1,349 13,599 [ Prosper 24,286 954 25,240 |Wilton ... 13,839 6,049 19,888 Buzzle . 98,216 7,098 105,314 | Quiring 54,192 2,764 56,956 e e OFPHUPEHTY lN 1915 Chilgren 73,102 930 . 74,032 |Rapid Ri 64,839 2,174 67,013 Total ....$1,668,939 $780,258 $2,449,197 Cormant . 112,657 4196 116,753 |Roosvelt ... 86981 4511 91492| Land = Personal ~Total 0 Durand 82,083 5087 87170|Shooks .... 173178 55793 228,966 | ;5 norga’d § :; ,707 § 1,226 $ 55, 932 Is $7 833 07 Eckles . 93,578 5435 99,018 Shotley .... 73,185 5070 78,255 | 2nd - b4 g" ;;07 64,1 g ) ) Eland .. 51,785 2,495 54,280 | Spooner 80,394 1,661 82,055 | 3 B bt 82;’ 033 91,07 Eugene 8,231 1,524 9,755 |Spruce Grove 66,011 5,509 71,620 | S = 150l 2»0 5 1;1'2“ Frohn ...... 141,218 5436 146649 |Steenerson . 58,972 3,991 62,963 |2th & 3,812 i ;3 4 gi Grant Valley 126,444 9,264 135,708 |Summit .... 111,165 4,825 115,990 »01 2 11,2 Land Values $6,687,486 and Personal | Guaria . 55,493 6,927 62,420 |Swiftwater . 21,471 1,958 . 23429| . Y9e0.108 Gi5:6T0 PP Hagali . 180,494 2,923 133,417 |Taylor ..... 78,710 795 74,505 eee $386 $19,610 $405,772 Property Values $1,145,521 Accord- |iamre . 70,265 5,173 175,438 | Turtle Lake. 134,832 3,395 138,227 —— e s i 78,397 10,287 88,684 |Turtle River 90,681 2,438 93,119 | BELTRAMY COUNTY HAS ing to Auditor’s Report 94,513 2,993 97,506!Wabanica .. 38533 4475 43.008| TWENTY.TEREE PARMER'S CLUBS 75,307 124 75,431| Walhalla 28,489 7 2,591 31,080 33,342 792 34,134 |Wheeler . 26,441 2,751 29,192 46,504 2,363 48,867 | Zipple 64,018 2,941 66,959 (Continued from Page 6.) Increase of $286,565 Over 1914 ; Mon- 1 G 12,041 6735 18976| o o —————— 115.068. 43007 119,363 | Bix Gra : : ner the most friendly feeling between d Credi 62.99! In 82,720 3,278 85,998 | Woodrow .. 95264 4,351 99,615 1lendly feeling betwee: ey and Credits $762,995 an In- 70,191 14,831 85,022 ——— ——— | farmer and merchant has been estab- rea Liberty .... 91,622 7,161 98,683 | Total ....$4,632,385 345,653 4,978,038|}icheq The merchant is well aware 5 se of $2s’126 Maple Ridge 94,359 2.280 96,639 | Villages— Land Personal Total £ S McDougald . 57,600 22,866 80,466 | Bemidji ...$ 1,169,682 $465,678 $1,635,360 | Of the fact that his city cannot pros- Minnie ..... 55,895 2,283 58,178 | Baudette ... lsgfg: zg.ggz ;?g,i;;’ per without the country and the farm- The taxable valuation of property |Moose Lake. 44,469 2,457 46,926 | Blackduck .. ) 3 g 8 ksl Myhre . 32,684 1,873 34,557 | Funkley 5305 2,042 7,374 | €T Tealizes that unless the city grows in Beltrami county for 1915 amounts | Nebish . 156,917 9,957 166,874 | Kelliher 72,938 44,739 117,677 | his farm property will be at a stand- ivi . |Northern ... 224,714 9,538 234,252 |Nymore .... 72,282 4758 77,035 | gti]] The success of the farmer and to $7,833,007, divided as follows: |\ \(ONC0 - 00006 123 11349 | Redby .. 9,014 1,423 10,437 m land values, $6,687,486, and person-|obrien . 121,268 1,461 122,729 | Solway 2,674 3,923 6,597 | merchant means mutual benefit for al property values, $1,145,521. both. To Sell Land. The idea of a club selling land direct is a new one, but members of the Frohn Equitable Farmer’s club, who have begun the movement are in hopes of interesting other clubs to adopt the idea and thus work co-op- eratively for the bringing of settlers into this section. The club believes that the land merchants will be bene- fited as much as themselves. When ever a land man has a prospect they invite him to bring that prospect to any of their members, who will gladly go on an inspection trip with the “home seeking” party. Officers Elected Anxually, The club officers comprise a presi- dent, vice-president, secretary, trea- surer and are elected annually. The following is a list of the clubs and their officers for the past year. Eckle Farmer’s Club, L. A. Gould, The taxable valuation for 1914 amounted to $7,546,442, divided as follows: Land values, $6,355,689; personal property, $1,190,753. The increase in valuation for the year 1915 over 1914 is $286,565. Moneys Not Included. These figures do not include the money and credits for the county, which are at a rate of three mills. The money and credits in the county for this year are $762,995 with a tax of $2,289.01. In 1914 the money and credits were $634,869, or a de- crease from this year’s valuation of $28,126. Northern Largest. The town of Northern is the larg- est taxable town in the county, hav- ing valuations amounting to $234,- 252; Shooks has a valuation of $228,966; Nebish, $166,874; Frohn, $146,649, and Turtle Lake, $138,- 227. The town with the lowest valuation is Pioneer, with a valuation of $9,- 311. The taxable valuation is distributed as follows: Land Personal Total 81,688 § 2,805 § 84,493 34 2,187 41,780 Baudette 26,264 61,982 Bemidji 82,401 9,473 91,874 = 2! land. best farms in this section. Longhalla ¢ Leighton.... _Merchants of Reale When you get in touch with us on any land proposition, you are brought face to face with the man who owns the Our business is to sell improved and unimproved farm property in Northern Minnesota. Besides owning consid- erable of our own property we have to offer some of the tate Mlnnesoth $7.50 per acre pays for fine unimproved farms for sale exclusively by us. They can he hought on easy terms. $10.00 per acre buys good improved farm lands which may also be had on easy payments WE ARE EXCHANGE MERGHANTS If you have anything to trade for farm land property in Northern Minnesota, we believe that the best bargains may be had through us. It will cost you nothing to investi- gate. Give us a chance to put you in touch with the man who Wwants what you have to trade and who has what you want in return, You may have city property, an auto- mobile, threshing outfit or anything to trade. Let us know. Longhalla:Leighton REFERENCES=--Any Bank in Bemidji President, George Day, Secretary. Turtle River Farmer’s Club, A. D. Simpkins, President, Henry Sanders, Secretary. Better Farming Club, Aug. Jar- chow, President, Don Shannon, Sec- retary. Port Hope Farmer’s Club, C. J. Spangler, President, R. A. Krahn, Secretary. Pleasant Valley Farmer’s Club, F. V. Gardner, President, Mrs. Wm. Knox, Secretary. Northern Farmer’s Club, D. A. Whiting, President, Lucy Williams, Secretary. Summit Farmer’s. Club, Charles Olson, President, Olaf Anvid, Secre- tary. Nebish Farmer’s Club, S. J. Deitel, President, Elmer Shellbargen, Sec- retary. Nary Farmer’s Club, Christ Hoines, President, Elmer Oftedahl, Secretary. ‘Williams Farmer’s Club, A. W. At- water, President. East Side Farmer’s Club, J. G. Johnson, President, A. P. Johnson, Secretary. Bear Creek Farmer’s Club, D. M. ‘Wethern, President, A. B. Ames, Sec- retary. Bemidji Farmer’s Club, Dan Gray, President, Hugh Gray, Secretary. Lammers Farmer’s Club, John Thoren, President, Nels Saltness, Sec- retary. Solway Farmer’s Club, Nels Bye, President. Tenstrike Farmer’s Club, Shulke, President. Riverside Farmer’s Club, J. B. Swenson, President. Frohn Equitable Farmer’s Club, Gust Berg, President, Stanley Smith, Secretary. Hines Co-operative Farmer’s Club, L. C. Kirkpatrick, President, F. W. Jameson, Secretary. The Big Lake Club, E. C. Berg, President, H. A. Hanson, Secretary. Sterling Farmer’s Club, T. L. Tur- ley, President. Mississippi Rural Farmer’s Club, Ed. Laudtke, President, H. Wilson, E. E. Secretary. The Want Column will give you the desired information. rather than publish it in this 'advertise- ment it will be kept a secret be- tween myself and the prospective buy- er. 1 have been a resident on this same property for 22 years and feel certain that’ any- lan man who owns the land he wants to sell. will spend less time, that is wasted time, b being taken direct to the property he has »:: srésdsrunss nosth for sale. 1have 240 acres of the bes d in the county, located on .“Divide”; three miles east of Hines and four miles from Blackduck. Twenty-five acres in hay and crops and sixty acres seeded to clover and timothy grasses. Yousispoos terGasszLaked onft 5 s ns?jfg};fiéof i | r}{)(h? 000, drive up to the fa with automobile team. 4 forties drai I into the Mlsslss1p river on a gradual slop and 2 forties drain ¢ The > The - |F YOU WANT A GOOD FARM s will - D ra taud’ k f I' /]flfl e "or. Why Not Buy It Direct From the Dwner . .=+ | mean a blg UJ;);!’] ;sgs Ii[gsfhf)él ’3‘5 sacrifice on There is some satisfaction in knowing that only .o u,,ulamdmfingflml -}J S my part and one man can get a “rakeoff” if you deal with the ' o1 BRGKTwEk i i/ e one seeking a real bargain will buy a tract of this property on sight. All I ask is that you look at it before you buy elsewhere. The fact of the matter is I have more land than I feel able to look after, and anxious to sell partw I; it in order to improve the ance. that is that I will gonti to be your ne?zt? Or, together with others living in this vicinity. , .99A8 .2 .H If you buy yoBl0§geol buy. depend on one thigfypnd | 2 ogvpyust sell. T Will Sell It in 40, 80, 120 or 240 acre tracts. Terms easy. See this before yo "Find out why. Owner Red Lake. are still timbered. The; is a fine consolidated scho at Hines, Minn. calls daily for the childre Interested parties are requeste to write or call’ at the B MIDJI DAILY PIONE, OFFICE for references or fuf ther information. We might ad§ also that in no other locality wi you find a finer lot of neig] bors and a more pleasant pla to live than right in this pa ticular section. W. M. VAIL Three fortieh The bu| d T