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(Cholski Margaret K.)

This document was important to Margaret because this was the sale of all the equipment and animals that her family were leaving behind after leaving North Peak, Colorado.

Margaret sent this ad to her sister Frances in 1928.

It was a memory of life they had before they moved from ranching life and entered mining.

My Aunt Ellen asked Grandma Grape if the sale ever went well and she said "It was fine except what happend to Coalie-Coalie...Eddie...showed off and jumped on Coalie-Coalie's back...Coalie-Coalie started bucking and rearing. When she was auctioned, the bidding was low, and the man who bought her was terrified of her."
 (Cholski Margaret K.)