Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
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VIM. Rowe, of Benton, last week n,;s
-. 500 for two stations.
David Hancock yesterday sold 10 A q
Clarke fifteen Galloway heifers and ON.
imported bull.
o. 5. Roth, of Benton, sold fifteen head
of fine saddle horses to parties from n.
north last week.
Mr.. J. Nj. Ellsworth, of Iowa, sold 10
Capt. J. NJ. Perkins, of the Judith Basin
three year old Norman stallion for Sl,5m
y. j. Bielenberg has purchased 2.7Oo
sheep in Washington Territory at Sl5o
per head and has contracted for 900 mon.
from the same place. The lot will he shin.
ped 10 Montana.
Two cows belonging to VIM. Beck Of
East Cottonwood, Gallatin county, recently
gave birth to four heifer calves, two Of
which are worth over 500 apiece, being
full-blooded Durhams.
James Mauldin, Beaverhead countys
largest horse raiser, a day or two since
brought in four span of fine draft horses
and yesterday sold two of them to Josepb
O'Neill, of the Farmers Stables, for $500.
There was a large number of horses in
the vicinity of Billings afflicted with dis.
ease commonly called nasal gleet." Its
contagious, and some of the animals which
have been pronounced incurable viii he
killed to prevent the spread of the disease
Northern Pacific railroad officials have
received notice that stock inspectors will
be located at Mandan for west bound ship
ments, and at Horse Plains for east bound
shipments. Dickinson and Spokane Falls
were previously designated.
Thirty head of Hereford bulls were re-
ceived at the stock yards at Miles City
Wednesday for Sanborn IL Loud. The
cattle were shipped from New Hampshire
in one of Burton's patent stock cars, and
came through in good condition, without
being unloaded during the entire trip.
The ten three year old Clyde stations
purchased by Potts and Harrison left Scot
land April 18th and arrived at Freathe
Point, Canada, May 10th, after a frightful
voyage, in which two animals were lost
When last heard from the horses were in
! Chicago, and Governor Potts expects them
at the ranch any day.
Parties in Missoula recently purchased
two high-bred pigs in Missouri and gave
orders for them to be shipped by freight
BY some mistake they were placed in the
hands of the express company at ST. Paul
and shipped from there by them TO Mis-
soula. When arriving there the charges
amounted to eighty dollars. The parties
refused to take them from the Office.
A band of marauding Indians was dis
covered last week by two cowboys on the
Big Dry about seyenty-five miles north OF
Miles City. The Indians were running of
five head of horses belonging to one of the
Big Dry Cattle outfits. The two cowboys
followed them, when they showed fight
and hot scrimmage resulted, in which
/ two of the Indians were waited to the
happy hunting grounds and the five horses
were recovered.
NJ. L. Miner, president OF the Milner
Live Stock Company, has purchased the
entire herd of cattle belonging TO Dan
Samples. The herd is the third one in
size on the Shonkin range. The terms Of
the sale were private, but il is known that
all the range rights of Mr.. Samples are in-
cluded. The incorporation of this herd
with the already large herd of the Milner
Live Stock company will make it one OF
the largest stock companies in northern
| Montana.