The Dickinson press., 1906-07-07
RANCH AND FARM.
Ernest Powell sold % sacks Of wool

Ernest Powell sold % sacks of wool
at 23Hc.
Our drug stock is complete in every
detail. 6-o,f T. J. Greene & Co.
Miss Mary Blssett sold her wool on
Thursday for 24Ac.
Highest cash price paid for hides.
w. +. EHRLE, Bclfield. 4-21-4ptf
The S. Sedore and X. H. Johnson clip
of 10000 lbs. sold at 24sc.
H. b. Schaffner of Marshall, N. d.,
will sell his entire bunch of horses. 6-3o-tf
VIM. Rieche sold his wool at 23Hc.
this year, as against &c. last year.
The first booking OF cattle was made
at Fallon this week by J. M. Shelton,
who will load IS cars for Chicago on the
27th.
The Knife River Land Co. can give
you prices on desirable tracts of land on
Knife river and Crooked creek. Home
steaders located at reasona If
|. Nollet offered his Sentinel Butte
clip at the Dickinson market on Mon
day. The best bid was 23%c. and the
owner declined to sell.
Palmer Hall was in last Saturday to
market the wool Of s. sheep belonging
to his daughter, Mary. He sold at 24c.,
realizing SSS for the clip.
A. II. Arnett and A. N. Jefferies re-
ceived a trainload OF IS cars of Oregon
steers, TWO years old, this week. The
same were sold to Geo. Ludolph.
On Monday the VIM. Armstrong clip
OF 10000 pounds from the south was
sold to VIM. Jackson at 25c. per ID, an
advance Of &c. over any price previously
paid this season.
Sentinel Butte Republican: Julius
Van Dazzle has bought the old Lebo
ranch, cattle and horses. OF DR.. T. NJ.
Hadwen. Julius is an enterprising
young man and will no doubt make a
success of his venture. DR.. Hadwen
will move back TO Hope, N. d.
Sentinel Butte Republican: Geo. O..
Reid and ]. J. Tomamichel arrived this
week from Wyoming with the 400 head
OF horses they purchased last fall OF J.
c. Shaw in Wyoming. They drove
them across country and made an
average Of Is miles per day.
E. Whitmer vent to New Salem this
week as principal in a suit against a
Mercer county man. The suit is insti-
tuted to recover a certain unbranded
mare, or 500, and s25 damages. 1t is
claimed that the Mercer county party
took the mare up four years ago, and
there does not appear to be any record
of his having advertised the animal as
required by law. On the other hand,
the defendant claims that he did adver-
tise, and it will be necessary for him to
produce the evidence, otherwise he will
be liable under the law.
Every Wednesday morning at s
o'clock a pickup stock train leaves Bill
lings for the east. The train leaves
Glendive Thursday mornings and Man
dan the following morning at s o'clock,
and the agent at Dickinson can give
stockmen the probable time of arrival
here. 1t is to be a regular train, due in
St. Paul every Saturday morning, and
all stock shipments Of less than train
lots are expected to be taken care of on
this train.
Fargo Forum: The largest horse
deal ever known to have taken place
near Williston in recent years was
closed last Saturday, when Matthew
Bros. of that city sold their entire bunch
of percheron bred horses, known as tn
Beer Mug brand, $50 in number, for
the consideration of $3.50, or at the
rate of SIS straight, to Canadian buyers.
Matthews Bros. have taken pride in
breeding up such high grade horses,
and have always purchased the best OF
stations, changing them eveay second
year. The Beer Mug brand of horses
was known to be the best brand in that
part Of the state and in Montana.
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