The Dickinson press., 1906-08-25
RANCH AND FARM.

J%eferies 4 Higgins were shipping on
Thursday.
DIR. Bond was inspecting stock ship
ments here on Thursday.
Nat Bradley has bought the Geo.
Clark horses at $ $3.50 per round.
Highest cash price paid for hides.
w. +. EHRLE, Belfeld. 4-2l-4ptf,
c. F. Trask has sold $500 sheep to
Dougald Campbell Of Bismarck, for
Sept. IS delivery.
II. B. Schaffner of Marshall, N. D.
will sell his entire bunch of horses. 6.3o-tf
1t is understood that Fred Pabst has
bought the H + brand of horses,
numbering some 5000 head.
The Dakota Land 4 Cattle Co.
shipped ; cars Of stock on Thursday
and w. s.. Parkins loaded II cars for
the same train.
Chas. Ofet has stock yards at Taylor
where cattle, sheep and horses can be
penned, hayed and watered at reason
able rates. Stock cars hayed. S.25-tf
The following have shipments booked
for Aug. 3l:C. r. Pendergast 5, w. P.
Owens i, Eyer & Son 2, Mark Suther-
land 3. VIM. Kennedy 5. b. Connell 3.
J. w. Follis received s5.15 for 2 cars
OF his 1875 weight steers, and 81 Tor
1870 weight 2-year old heifers. Geo.
Buchanan of Yule received $500 for
14I4 weight steers.
Henry Schultz left for market Thurs
day evening with 4 cars of the J. M.
Lewis wethers. Mr.. Schultz bought
the sheep, it is reported, at s4.8o per
head. They were a fine lot.
G. W.. Myers will cut 80 acres of
alfalfa for the first time this year on the
river bottom of his farm near Medora.
He cut 40 acres of oats for fodder, a
large part of which will be fed to a
handsome bunch of native calves the
coming winter.
VIM. Mackin Of Mandan and John
Robinson Of Coleharbor, district
veterinarians. arrived in Dickinson on
Thursday and in company with Deputy
!. E. McCoul, left in the afternoon for
New England from which point they
went east to the Oscar Coon farm to
inspect the horses believed to have
CHAMBERS.
Geo. O. Reid OF Medora and Thomas
Tomamichel of Sentinel Butte expected
to visit their land this week in the
irrigated district of the Yellowstone
The former has 100 acres OF fine fax tc
harvest and the latter has s. acres
John Reid also has land near Sidney
Montana, but he cropped with oats: -
The Spring Creek Live Stock Co
purchased 50 head OF horses last week
OF the Sutherlands. The horses were
placed in the company's pasture anc
one morning the owners discovered
that the animals were out and at first i
was thought that they had been stolen
Later it was found that the horses hat
been scattered, evidently by some evi
minded person, and the owners sool
recovered all but a few head. ,
Last week was shipping week a
Medora as follows: G. L. Burgess,
cars; G.. w. Myers, 2 cars; J. A. Coli:
2 cars; German 4 Johnson, 5 cars
John Johnson, ? cars; J. K. Moody,
cars; Foley Bros, car; S. N. Leb'
I car; S. M. Ferris, I car; and on
lack pot" made up Of several brand
G. F. Burgess, J. K. Moody, !. 4
Coils, R. Denniston, John Johnson an
John A. Johnson accompanied til
shipment.
Paris & Co.: To give a compariso
of this years cattle market with la
years, we sold the ALI. White stee,
last year at $500 and S4.o5-more
them at the later than the former pric
This year we sold all at $3.50 excel
five head of really common cattle. "
said in a recent letter that we believe
the good North Dakota cattle won
ship much better than owners suppose
and sales are proving it. Sale
ALI White, a. registers $3.50, 5 ia
tails $500, % 1I82-cows $40. G.
Burgess, % l3oo-steers $3.50, 4 1874
tails s4.25, II I123-cows $500, 5 lI3
cows s3.25. Ike Hill, II 1285-stee
c. H. ENGEMOEN, G.. W