The Dickinson press., 1889-07-27
SHEEP ARE THE THING.
Steady Success of Stutsman County
Farmers ut Raising Sheep-A Sure
Thing.

| Steady Success of StutSman County
Farmers at Raising Sheep-A Sure
Thing.
Every Stutsman county farmer who
has tried raising sheep has made Il
great success out of the venture. n
few days ago the Alert gave an nc
count of the satisfactory result of +.
f. Horn's sheep raising experiments.
His flock of 600 have wintered in fine
condition near Corinnc. The lamb
increase has been excellent and the
wool crop Il good average.
Another farmer of the county. w.
p. Lamson, near Windsor, has just
finished shcaring and disposins of
the wool from his band of sheep,
some 400 in number. He received
an average of IL cents Il pound for
his wool and the crop was satisfactory
in weight. The sheep came through
the winter all right with no other
care than the ordinary shelter. The
lamb increase also was satisfactory.
Mr.. Lamson says sheep raising is the
best thing to go into i'll this country
as the farmer is nearly sure of his
profit and. wet or dry, the weather
don't keep him on the anxious seat
all the time. He is IL strong advocate
of general stock raising, but par
ticularly of sheep growing.
Another large stockman, Mr.. JAN
dell. who has Il big horse ranch in the
hills west Of jamestown has seen the
profit to be made in the sheep busi-
ness. and last week brought in from
the west over 5000 head which he
unloaded ut Dawson and drove to his
range in tbs northwestern part of
this county.-Jamestown Alert.
One hundred good breeding Ewes
for sale, to he delivered Oct. LIST.
Address c. +. Dol,son, Cannon Ball
Sheep Ranch, Dickinson. Oak.
II. l.. Wheeler, who suffered ahrok-
ell collar bone on July 4th, was able
to resume his position as Il compost.
tor in the PRESS Office last Monday,
and Miss Amelia Kirby, who tempo
rarily filled the position, returned to
her home ut New England City.
In our issue of July 9th we
mentioned the arrest of Peter Young
blood. of Miller. hy sheriff Hayes on
IL telegram from TIL" sheriff of Hand
county and his subsequent release 10y
Justice Chase. The Hand county
officer MAS determined to arrest
Younyhlood and finally captured him
as the following from the Hand conn'
ty Press shows: sheriff Walsh re.
turned last Thursday with =. 7,
Younyblood. He was arrested at
Helena, Montana. y preliminary
hearing was had before Justice Dow
ell, and Mr.. Youngblood gave $1,000
bond with z. Il. D%efilinger, W. b
Seeker, l. E. Youngblood, JUL;
Youngblood and j. q. H%ersclelmar
as SuretieS.
For several weeks Friday has beer
casting personal inslnnations and re
Elections at Timothy Cuskelly through
the columns of the ScandaliZer. III
made the charge that Mr.. Cuskclly
while deputy assessor, had allowed
valuable pieces of property to escape
taxation and last week named lot ii
| block 20. as one of these. Mr.. CuSlel
! ly looked the matter up and fonn'
that he had assessed said property Il
: $500. He found Wilson at one of hi!
: usual haunts, Browns saloon, last
! Monday, and showed him that he was
misrepresenting facts, when Friday
/, in his arrogant and egotistical MAJ
T ner said: "What the HI You goin t
, do about it.: I'm responsible for it,,
or words to that effect. The word
! had hardly fallen from his lips vile
q Mr.. Cuskelly slapped him in the fac
and repeated the dose several times
while Friday tried to protect his mu
) by throwing up his arms. Mr.. Gus
l kelly plead guilty and paid atine of i;
Mrs. Farrell Rielley. who was opcl
ated upon last Saturday by DR.. Stick
y ney, assisted by Dr.. Wheat of thi
place and DR.. Bently, of Bismarck, 70
~stranyulated hernia. died on Monday
July %. The funeral took place iron
the Catholic church on Wednesda
. and was largely attended. Fatlc
Ambrose conducted the service an
= the remains were inferred in the cen
- - etery of that church. Mrs. Rielle.
~ was about forty.threc years of age.
kind and indulgent mother and we
II liked by all her friends and acqnain'
l. ances. She leaves a husband an
eight children. five boys and thre
t girls, to mourn her loss. Mr.. Riellr
n and his family were among the first
settle III TINS county, having I'VE
st here about seven years, and the II
l. manning members have the sympatll
II of a large circle of friends. The sn
seems did all in their power to allcv
ate her suffering and save the
~ patient, but she was beyond huma
= aid.
ed The Northern Pacific Railro;
to Company has arranged to make lar!
is and attractive exhibits of samples
ID the products from the states and te
it, ritories traversed 10y the line of roa
at the prominent state fair and cxl
sitions of the country during t
III coming fall. Collections of agricn