Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 10, 1913, Page 8

, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, ADEPT MAP CO 315 W FIRST ST. A Towm LOWER PRAIRIE LAKE Made Immediately Necessary by Big Mining Operations Vast Iron Deposits, Natural Water Power for Manufacturing FAYTON ITASCA CO. MINN Plants, and Rich abe Agricultural Lands are the MaterialFactors T that Combine to SOUTH Valine OF BEC RT ia WORTH ane | Insure the wT I0e Permanent and Rapid Growth of Fayton FOURTH “|. COUNTY 7 €e'0'O'w aeure BOUMBURY 4iWE OF SEC 90-7.000/-MZEW BORO i a EI if we FAYTON: a PRAIRIE Lane A new townsite, located on the famous ““MesabaIron Range,” in Section 34, Township 56, Range 25, Itasca County, Min- nesota. Situated half way be- tween the cities of Grand Rap- ids and Coleraine, and on the main highway between these cities, in close proximity to the Fargo mine and the Buckeye mine, now in process of devel- opment for actual mining by the Inter-State Iron Company. pe es TE The ore deposits in the vicinity 1 bis oe Seow and tributary to FAYTON are very extensive, and will employ thousands of men in their development and operation A magnificent water power is immediately adjacent to the townsite that will be developed and there is a fine agricultural district tributary. Lots are for sale on easy terms, at from $100 to $200 for residence lots, and $250 to $300 for business lots. For prices and terms inquire of either of the addresses below. One (GT. iasechnrist =----f-~-~- | ----- vis conn, Minnesota, or Grand Rapids George A. Fay" 1512 uit, Minesoia