The Dickinson press., 1906-09-15
RANCH AND FARM.
Highest cash price paid for hides.
w. +. EHRLE, Bel6eld. 4-2l-4]

w. L. LHRLE, l1elnclO. 1-Zl-4plI
Wallis Huidekoper was in Dickinson
or Wednesday to arrange for a train
shipment of - cars on the 27th.
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. 825-ti
w. l.. Richards will load 81 cars Of
cattle at Wibaux on the goth. Hereto.
fore he has CARED at Dickinson, but the
rush of settlers in the country north has
made it very difficult to drive beef herds
through.
A train OF IS cars was loaded at Dick
inson on Thursday, among the ship.
pers being: Deffebach and Jackson,
Cresswcll, Jefferies 4 Higgins, Mrs
F. II. Little and w. l.. Richards.
G. r. W~annemacher and w. F. Will
fong have bought 200 fine ewes of
VIM. Holton Dye. The price paid was
S3.25 per head. Delivery will be made
October | and the sheep taken to the
ranch IS miles south of Wibaux.
Shipments at Dickinson for the goth
are: Jacob Bull IS cars, Joe Rid I,
Emil Shanky 2, Jas. Polensky :, Con-
molly Bros. g., Frank Zastoupil 2, Joe
Martin /, w. d. Roney i; for 27th and
18th: glove Il Yauch O, H. O. Kunze l,
Little Mo. H. Co. 10, F. p. Mead 5,
Connolly Bros. 5. For Oct. I to II the
following bookings are made: Sam
Redmond IL, J. Barber 10, r. Jensen :.
A. A. Jackson 3, J. T. Phelan II, w. A.
Shaw II, Hamilton Bros. II and w. A.
Beck ;.
The American Angora Goat Breed
ers' association was organized in 1000
and maintains the only record of thor
oughbred Angora goats in America. 1t
is the neutrality-suspicious. representing
and championing this breed of live
stock in the United States. 1t has 500
members, representing nearly every
state and territory, and has over $4,000
animals recorded on its pedigree regis
ter. The headquarters Of the a~ssocia-
ton are at Kansas City, Missouri,
although the resident office of the sec.
rotary, John w. Fulton, is at Helena,
Montana.
Allenberg q Co. report the following
sales fol the past week in this locality;
VIM. Kennedy. IS I2o6. steers $500, p
1243-steer tailings s4.15, II 1876 COWS
s4.15. 5 1%o6o.cows $40. Bait Cornell.
IS l22o-steers $500, l o l153-steer tail
ings 81 IS, IS 1%o53-cows $500, II 872'
COWS s3.25. H. E. Collicott, Ia 1857
steers $40, E o33-cows 1915. Mrs
Bridget O'Leary, 3 o53-steers s4.4o, s
I256-cows 81 90, 2 ooo.cows S3.25. Geo
w. Mcclellan, n 1ooo-steer feeders
S4.35, IS 1926 COWS 1915, IS ~oo6-cows
s3.35, 3 40, 100 and 1870 calves $3.50
5000 and $500 per 100 lbs. Lewis Eyer
& Son, 20 o4S-steer feeders s425, :
1ooo-cows $780, 1905 cows s3.25. H
L. Dickinson, 6 95o-steers S4.25, 2 975
COWS, $500.
Paris 4 Co. report the following
local sales: w. P. Owens, III5-steer!
s4.65. A. B. Curry, II I442-steers $500
IL I21o-steers $3.50, 3 I22o-steers 81 IS
E I22I-cows S34o, 1 132o-cow $500,
I%oSo.cows $500, l S7o.canner s2.25. P
Peterson, is 12S5-steers s4.2o. c.
Zimmerman, "a I2o5-steers $40, 3:
11I6.feeders s3.S5, s 116I.cows 1915
ID o4S-heifers s3.25, 9 946-cows $40
7 ooI-ieeders s3.45. R. Helbling, 2:
1866. steers $500. M. Brown, Q 1905
steers $40, Q 1I7S-steers S4.5o, 46 1912
steers $500, II 733-feeders $500, l.
I5-heifers 1878, 8 11o3-cows $3.50,
933-cows s3.25, 5 Io32-cows s2.S5. o
K. Overgard, u 1ooo-teeders 1910,
1oSo-cows $3.50, E o8o-cows $685.
%1o62-cows $40, l 15o.calf $500.