The Dickinson press., 1904-10-29
RANCH 1ALk.

NANVU 1AINs
J. A. Caldwell of Gladstone has 100
unbroken horses that he will sell at right
prices. See him and you will find THAT
he means just What he says. Io-Is-ft
Allenberg & Co sales last week: r.
L. Jackson, So steers, 1896 lbs, S4.I5;-J..
Vines, 81 steers, 1904 lbs, s4.l5; H. T.
Wright, II steers. 1927 lbs, Sl.l5; H. M.
Hammond, 10 steers, 1918 lbs : S4.I5; c.
{. Steier, 20 steers, 1882 lbs, s4.Io; Harve
Robinson, IS steers, l248 lbs, 81 IS; S.
NJ Ferris, ~ steers, 1850 lbs, $500; ].
Johnson, 7 steers, 1859 lbs, S4.25. I6 cows,
1908 lbs, s3.25; J. Il. Harmon, 4 steers,
1867 lbs, $500, 20 COWS, 1912 lbs, s. 90;
A. l.. Field, 10 steers. 1920 lbs, S3.75, al
Texans, o73 lbs. s3.25; George Ludolph,
90 steers, 1904 lbs, 1855; S. K. Smith. 43
steers, 100 lbs, S3.75; G. Olheiser, So
dogie steers, lI43 lbs $500, 10 dogie
1855 lbs. $500; John Badinger, l3 dogie
steers, 1885 lbs, $500; Pete Jahner, IS
dogle steers. 1879 lbs. s3.25;. Koescl
Brothers, 26 dogie steers, 1920 lbs, s3.65,
81 dogie steers, 1910 lbs, $3.50, AZ rough
dogics, 1902 lbs, s2.o5, 8 cows, 1925 lbs,
S2.oo; ia. Currie, Is dogie feeders, 1881
lbs. s3'o5, 8 cows, 1000 lbs, s2.75; T. W..
Mowry, y dogie steers, 9o7 lbs, $500. 9
dogie feeders eetI rs': i74 us is, s M'se G. e!s e. ste 4.
err, If dogie feeders, 1881 lbs, $40, 4
dogie stockers. o75, lbs, s2.o5; David
Brothers, 81 dogie stockers, 1925 lbs,
S2!o5.
On October FL Rappal Bros. 4 Co.
made the sale of two carloads of Cattle,
l425 weight, for Richardson Bros, Gull
bertson, Mont, at $500. This is the
highest price paid this year for grass fed
cattle.
A clip of western wool in St. Paul sold
recently at zoe. The outlook is good
tor the coming season.
f. Crowley & Son sold I6 head Of Here
lord cattle, about 1900 weight, in Chicago
recently at S 90. F. NJ. Smith sold 80
head OF 1900 weight cattle at s4.35.
Last week c. R. Pendergast sold 40
natives 1910 lbs. at 1915.
Geo. w. Myers of Medora sold 90
steers in Chicago last week at Sale.
The average weight was 1900, and Mr..
Myers has no reason to complain, as
cattle have been selling this fall.
Last week Beisigl Bros. bought 80
head of John Bloodgood cattle in Morton
county at auction sale.
E. Kickbush sold IS native steers, 1868
weight, last week at $500. The cattle
we're mostly of his W raising.
During the past season Paul Koch of
Fayette has enlarged his sheep sheds by
the addition of 100 feet long by 81 feet
wide. The walls are of stone and the
roof lumber.
Out OF a shipment Of 8 cars Rasmus
Jensen and Cuskelly Bros. turned back
5 cars. Mr.. Jensen went down with the
cattle last Saturday.
The following shipments OF cattle from
the north were made on Wednesday:
c. G. Simpson 9 cars, f. R. Little and
Jim King 3, Jack Woke 2 and Nuns
Munson /.
Last week Geo. Harkins sold 76 native
steers. 1918 lbs, at s4.85 and 81 steers,
1898 lbs, at $685.. In 1902 it will be
remembered that Mr.. Harkins sold 1924
weight grass fed steers at $40 per cwt.,
the highest price ever paid for range
cattle in any market in the world. 1t
will be noted that there is quite a differ
ence in the weight and a great difference
in price between these Dickinson ship
ments of 1902 and 1904.
Joseph Hartinger sees money in raising
sheep and has bought o choice Mon
tana ewes from Hilliard & Merry. This
class of ssheep sell at about Is3.25
per head.
Commissioner ]. B. Stoddard was re-
turning to Sentinel Butte on Wednesday
from So. st. Paul where he had mark eted
ewes and lambs. His lambs netted better
that sI.5o, which, considering quality,
Mr.. Stoddard said was good. He was
pleased with all his sales.
During the past week there was an.
other disastrous prairie fire between
the Cannon Ball and the Cedar country,
south east of,-New England, and it is
said that the Baker ranches were clean.
ed up of all winter grazing. Other ranges
suffered a great deal as we'll.
A. Hillard and C. H. Merry have sold
their Black Butte ranch, consisting oil
2loo acres of land, to Milwaukee parties
at 81 per acre. The ranch improvements
were thrown in. 1t is understood tina,
the new owners intend to stock the ranch
another spring. Hilliard 4 Merry viii
move their sheep to a new location.
The cattle seem to be nearly all mar
keted for this season, although there are
a lew more shipments in sight. ltis still
caused many to turn back their stock.
Vincent Kovash shipped three cars O.
cattle Thursday night.