The Dickinson press., 1906-09-29
RANCH AND FARM.
The H. C.. Short cattle sold ut SAKE

The H. G.. Short cattle sold at $3.50
and 81.
Highest cash price paid for hides.
w. F. EHRLE, Belfeld. 4-21-4ptf,
Harry Annear of Favette has pur-
chased 500 sheep.
Jacob Barth has purchased o o full
blood, medium grade sheep from
Richards & Burnett at 81 Is.
Preston Wilson has bought 5000 sheep
OF Joe Lewis. The Schultz purchase
was from the same band.
Harry Annear ships 4 cars Of sheep
Oct. 10 and Parker Bros. & Alley are
booked for 2 on the same day.
c. NJ. Bobb has sold sheep at s4.so
and lambs at s.. 50 to an eastern buyer,
delivery to be made early in October.
Joseph kary has sold 100 sheep to r.
J. Fleck and bought 100 head OF cattle
from Bardingcr Bros.
Wallis Huidckoper, c. c. Mead, Joe
Gamble and Mr.. Olmsted loaded a train
of 10 cars of cattle Thursday evening.
S. NJ. Ferris this week closed out the
balance Of his cattle, a mixed bunch,
200 more or less. to George w. Myers
OF Medora.
Chas. Offet has stock yards at Taylor
where cattle, sheep and horses can be
penned, haycd and watered at reason
able rates. Stock cars hayed. 825-tf
The past week Will Clark was in
Chicago with 3 cars of cattle, Charles
Johnson 4, Andrew Anderson 2 and
Fred Spike 1.
Wallis Huidckoper, D. F. Olmstsd
and Charlie Holton were loading some
600 head of cattle at Eland Thursday.
The Spring Greek Live Stock Co. ship
the south.
The So. St. Paul stock yards have
been greatly improved and western
shippers tell US that the railroads now
forward stock to the yards without any
delay. This will be good news to ship
pers from this locality.
Allenberg 4 Co. report the following
local sales Tor the past week: r. H.
and A. E. Styles, IS lo3l-feeders s4.2o,
7 1l27-feeders s3.S5, % 6~67-stockers
S3!65, 81 1oI5-cows $3.50, 81 o4o-co~s
s2.oo. {. N. Davis, 10 u67-steers $3.50,
3 1862 heifers 81. Jefferies, Higgins &
Richards, II 1434-rough steers s4.25.
.Jefferies, Richards & Wilson, "a 1904
steers $40, IL o75-heifers $40, 5 1854
o s2.75. Pelton Bros, 80 Io7l-steers
81, 2 91o.heiiers s3.4o, E %o86-cows 50.
Julius Hoist, 10 1377.steers s5.15. 81
1%186-dogie steers -. 4 817-yearling
steers 81, 10 1o31-tailings 1915, % 1888
cows $3.50, IA 1o57-cows s2.85. F. w.
Spike, IL 13oo-steers s4.4o. 9 lo6o-cows
$3.50. Nick Schuber, 3 12oo-steers 50,
5.738 steers S3.25, 8 8I3-heifers s3.25. 7
~oSo-cows Sass. Fred Bond. 16 1870
steers $50, 9 llo3-heifers 81, 5 1862
cows $3.50. F. L. Clark, ID 1255.steers
s4.4o, II 115o-cows $685.. J. S. Mitchell.
1928 steers s4.25, 4 12oo-cows 1910,
1ooo-cow s3.25. Peter Giannonatte, 81
1248.steers s., 4 1Il2-steers s425, {
l224-steers 1915, IL 1%o55-cows 50, 2
%Io5o-cows 1915. Chas. Thompson, 4
4o2-s steers $40, I o2o.cow 50.
Paris & Co. report the following local
sales for the past week: Gus Anderson.
10 Holsters S., IS 1lo7-steers S4!o5,
IS 1o72-steers S4.4o, IL lI3o. steers 81.
6 1o7o-cows 81 Is, IA 98l-cows $500
"a 936-cows s3.25. H. Jennings. II
REGISTERS s4.75, 10 o99-steers s4.4o, !
s24-steers 81, IS 864-cows S4.15, Fl 678'
heifers s4.Io, 10 673-stockers 1915, :
1l82-cows $3.50. J. E. Phelan, 20 1856
feeders $500, 5 1o7o-cows $500. IL 9o2
cows s2.2o. Ole Jacobson, IS 1441-steer!
S5.15. J.. Bull, 7 I3o8-steers $500, K
1222-steers s4.55, 6 1251-steers s4.25, II
c. H. ENGEMOEN, G.. w.