The Dickinson press., 1906-09-08
RANCH AND FARM.

Highest cash price paid for hides.
w. +. EHRLE, Belfcld. 4-21-4ptf,
Fred Eyer was in last Saturday with
W cars of beef cattle.
VIM. Rea, the sheep dealer, was
down from Montana on Saturday.
H. b. Schafner of Marshall, N. d.
will sell his entire bunch of horses. 6-3o-tf
Hill and Langley have sold y head of
and 2-ycar old horses to Massure &
Simpson.
Louis Petricka delivered 1900 sheep
and lambs last Saturday to a Wiscon-
sin buyer at S325 per head.
Chas. Offet has stock Yards at TAYLOR
where cattle, sheep and horses can be
penned, hayed and watered at reason
able rates. Stock cars hayed. S2s.tf
J. A. Farrah delivered cattle at the
Eland stock yards on Thursday to Zim-
norman 4 Heisler.
On Tuesdays Chicago market 2o5 Of
the J. L. Phe!an steers were quoted at
$685., 1861 average weight.
G. L. Thomas arrived Monday night
as the new government stock Inspector.
He is expected to remain at Dickinson
until the close of the shipping season.
1t is understood that J. L. McCoul has
been appointed field live stock inspec-
tor with headquarters at Dickinson.
This will give G. L. Thomas, the regu-
lar government Inspector, much more
time Tor outside places.
Two trainloads of cattle were loaded
at Dickinson on Thursday, and on Fri
day the following parties, mostly from
the north, were loading a train: Rich
ards & Wilcox, Cuskellv Bros, Martin
Bros, J. L. Paul, c. r. Pendergast and
Houlton Bros. The Shaw trainload OF
g cars is to be loaded Saturday.
Last Saturday night a good large
train OF beef cattle was unloaded at the
Eland Yards, some of the shippers be-
ing VIM. Kennedy & Sons 5 cars, Bait
Connell 3, Carl Gunkel 3, Tom Man
ion ;, l. A. Nelson 2, Owen Flynn 3, and
II cars for Stevenson and Davenport
from Buffalo.
To summarize the duties Of a person
after taking up an estray: 1t is ipcum-
bent upon him to publish, within ten
days after taking up the animal a notice
rim some newspaper. He shall file with
the county auditor. within ten days, a
description of the animal. He shall
mail to the commissioner of agriculture
and labor of Bismarck, by registered
letter a copy of the notice published.
The receipt of this registered letter and
the affidavit of publication made by the
publisher Of the newspaper must be
filed with the county auditor before
appraisers can be appointed. A failure
to comply with any of these require
ments renders the person not only
label to the owner of the animal for
damages, but he is guilty of a misde.
meanor.
Paris & Co. report the following sales
in this part of the state for the past
week: Dave %Tuzeler. IS 13I4-steers s4.75,
d 1l57-steers $3.50, 8 I2o steers $500,
7 1858 cows s3.15. L.. Bergen, % 1853.
steers S+.5o, 5 lI34-steers s4.25, 5 1916.
cows s3.o5, 5 1910 COWS $500. Town.
send Brothers, s. I23I-steers s4.5o, {
I125-cows $500, 7 loo2-feeders S3.75, It
1o5o-cows $3.50, 4 loo5-cows $500, 1
164o-steers $500, II 127o-steers s4.o5
H.. Hoverson, s. I28S-steers $500, "a
II75-steers 81 20, ii I~13o.cows $500, &c
%855-cows $500, 5 1ooS-cows 1886, 3 716
cows $500. A. Johnston, 10 1I2o.steers
s4.lo, IS 9Io cows 1885. ALT. Olafson
10 1I+9 steers Sass, 10 II2o-cows $40
- o5S-feeders $500. l.. Larson, 20 1916
steers S5.o5, 5 1%I82-cows s4.25, 9 12o1
steers s4.4o,5 lo95-cows S3.25. H. Jenner
3i13o3-steers s4.35, II 1I63-steers s4.25, 1:
o3o.cows 1915, 5 1o96-cows $780,, 3 1000
COWS s3.25, 2 1%o35-cows $3.50. ]. Selma
lenberger, IL 1332-steers s4.75, Is 1857
feeders S4.lo, II 1o2o-cows So 40, 6 1896
cows $500. T. Evans, 3 o86-feeders $3.50
7o35-roughs $3.50, 1 87o-heifer $3.50,
o47-steers and heifers $500, 2 1oIo.cow.
$500. BILLY" Wilson, who represented
us for several years in the Dakotas, i!
with us here, and will be glad to NEE
all old acquaintances.