The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 9, 1920, Page 20

_— YANS & JOHNSON Invite You to Sleepy Eve, Mlnm9 Feb. 26, 1920 Highland William 44015, the first prize senior yearlmg at the Minne- sota State Fair 1918 and costing us $900 _ At which time they will sell 45 head ol tried sows and spring gilts. They will pick the choicest and best animals of two of the largest herds of purebred Chester Whites in the Northwest The Sires The sires of some of the offerings are such boars as Highland William 44015, Iowa - Model 46087, Industry’s Big Bone 33701, Highland Model 2nd 41387. Bred to The offerings are bred to such boars as Highland William 44015, White Prince 68681, Wildwood Laddie 55633, Big Prince 78103, Bird Island Lad 65171. Recorded Every animal will be recorded free in the - purchaser’s name. Location Sleepy Eye, Minn., is on the main line of the Northwestern rallroad 104 mlles southwest of Minneapolis. Guarantee Every animal sold is guaranteed to be a breeder' and all bred sows to be safe with pigs. If any prove otherwise, and we are . notified of the fact within 30 days after sale, a satisfactory settlement will be made with the purchaser or the entire purchase price will be refunded if the animal. is returned in as good condltlon as day of sale. Imniune—The antire offering is immuned. Auctloneers——Colonel A. G: Satre and Assistant. : CIRCUIT | February 23, Borden & Buckman. Buffalo Lake, an February 24, George Hill’s, Bird Island Minn.; H'ebruary 25, E. P. Squire, Hanlev Falis, Minn.; February 26, Rans & Johnson, Sleepy Eye an 7"KEE ENTER I‘AINMENT AT BERG’S HOTEL s+ e— l—R;ANa: & JOHNS(‘fiN SLEEPY EYE MINN =25 Me: ntx n fl: Leader When Wr mm: Advertlaers : PAGE TWENTY * :