The Dickinson press., 1901-10-26
GLEND1vE people are clamoring
for good electric light service.
The town has none at present it
seems.
Stock Items.
seems.

Guy Griswold has bought a mixed
bunch of cattle numbering 50 head OF l..
I. Greene. Guy had summered the cat.
tie for Mr.. Greene.
L, Christensen of Bel6eld who returned
from Chicago this week says that screen
ings are very high this season and he
don't think it will pay him to feed sheep
this fall.
W. L. Richards was at Hebron the
first of the week to look after some stock
business.
l.. M. Summerville is shipping another
car of horses into the eastern part OF the
state.
Leopold Beck, the Glendive horseman,
has zone to Brussels, Belgium, to spend
the winter.
Ole Johnson OF Belfeld marketed a car
Of cattle in Chicago last week.
A. Anderson's cattle, 2 cars, weighed
a little over 1900 and brought $3.50 in
Chicago.
August Johnson Of Bel6eld sold a car
of cattle last week at S4.25. They
weighed a little better than 1900.
H. c. Stoxen of Taylor has been very
busy the past season building up his
ranch which was destroyed by fire last
year. He has a good location.
F. E. Morgan has bought 500 yearling
wethers of Henry Schultz at $500 per
head.
Mckenzie & Jones have bought 40
head of 2 and 3 year old steers of Frye,
Jefferies, Richards & Co. The cattle
we're branded L L on left shoulder and
put out with John Clark.
Will Clark returned from the east this
week and is gathering another shipment
of horses.
John and Brooks Goodall have just
bought Dan Mannings' interest in cattle
which they have been running for him
the past few years. Brooks gets l25
head and John the balance of the herd.
They both have stock aside from their
recent purchase.
Frank Banks bought Dan Manning's
cattle which he has been keeping the
past few years.
]. c. Oyhus of Bel6eld is wintering $50
cattle and could winter another hundred,
as he has lots of hay.
Frye, Jefferies & Co. recently sold to
Howe & Richards s. head of 2 and g.
year old cattle.
Massacre & Simpson sold a herd OF
2o3 3-year.old steersto the Little Missou-
ri Horse Co. this week. The price was
private. They also sold IS 2-year old
steers to VIM. Kennedy of South Heart
The receipts of stock cattle at the
Dickinson yards this week numbered
about 1000. representing $4,000. Nine
hundred head came from the west and
the balance from Kansas City.
Cattle shipments for Oct. IS: James
Converse 80 cars, w. L. Richards u ]
Little 3 at Gladstone, S. Brand 5 al
Taylor. For Oct. ~: Dickinson & Hill
lizard 2 ID D cars, Beisigl Bros. Is cars al
Sims. For Nov. ! to 8: Redmond
Murphy 3 cars, X. T. Eiken 3 d D carr
at Taylor and H. Jennings 2 cars at the
same place.
One hundred cars were booked fo'
cattle shipments on Friday, but at {
O'Clock Agent Kilmer had moi seen an!
of the shippers and as it requires som
IL hours notice in which to get powel
ready for moving stock trains it looked
very much as though the Friday ship
ments could not be made until SATURDAY
at the earliest.
The Chicago cattle market was a littl'
dull on Monday. 1t was stronger tn
following day.
Cattle sales in Chicago Monday: Thos
Fisher % I185-steers 81 and ~ 1872
steers S, w. L. Richards ~ oS8-feeder
$3.50 and 5 II54-cows $40. W. D
Rooney "a lI2I-cows 4, c. R. Pendergas
sold IS cows at prices ranging from $40
to S.. Alex. Fowler ~ II64-steers S4.le
Manning & Goodall II 1223-steers s4.5e
Mark Boyle was in the city this weel
and said that he would likely get ava,
within two or three weeks. He has
little more stuff to dispose otbefore leav
ing.
L. Belden and sons ]. A. and O. D. ar
the Minnesota parties who have bough
Mark Boyle's ranch, the old Prior place
The new owners have bought 500 shee,
of Henry Schultz and have hay enoug
for the wintering of a few hundred more
Next spring they expect to buy enougl
sheep to bring the band up to 1000 heac
Dr.. Davis sold the Frank Meade cattl
to Emil Kieckbush.
Granddaughter sold 500 sheep, mostl
yearling wethers, to J~efferies & Co.
Vaise OF Mans Life.
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