The Dickinson press., 1906-09-22
RANCH AND FARM.
Highest cash price paid for hides.
w. +. EHRLE, Belfeld. 4-21-4ptf

w. +. EHRLE, Belfeld. 4-2I-4ptf,
VIM. Holton Dye has purchased 1900
lambs of Beisigl Bros.
One car OF the Richards and Fowler
native steers averaged 1880 lbs. and
sold at S5.25.
J. H. Cronkite and Asa Gardner, who
bought the Morgan horses last spring,
still have 40 head on hand.
Cuskelly Bros. received S4.S5 for their
1860 steers, or zoe. better thar their ;
and ! year old natives brought last year.
Dan Defebach has purchased a fine
Percheron stallion OF F. p. Stone which
h. is taking to his ranch in the vicinity
of Haley.
The Robert Wilcox steers sold at
s4.o5 and averaged 1886. The same
class of i year old natives sold last year
at S4,65 per cwt.
Chas. Ofet has stock yards at Taylor
where cattle, sheep and horses can be
penned, haved and walered at reason
able rates. Stock cars hayed. 8 25 If
The following parties from the
locality of Haley have cars ordered for
Oct. 5: w. A. Shaw, Hamilton Bros,
w. B. Hamilton & Son and F.'.P.
Stearns.
The bureau of animal industry at
Fargo gives out the information that
there is a large decrease in the ship.
ments of cattle this season as compared
with former years. .,-~
c. Skelteberg Of Seim will start to
drive 1900 lambs to Dickinson the COM
ing week. He has been offered $40
per head for the lambs but thinks they
are worth more money to ship.
Fred Madison of Taylor purchased a
poland china boar pig of the Brown
Dairy Thursday for SIT and seemed
well pleased with his property which he
thinks as good AS any he could get bv
sending a long way off.
Ed. L. Manaugh of New Castle, Wyo.,
has purchased John Reds ranch, the
old Elkhorn place, formerly the prop
erty of President Roosevelt, and 200
head of cattle. MIR. Reid has a new
ranch on the Yellowstone.
A. N. Jefferies and w. L. Richards
have purchased the old X ranch and all
property belonging thereto, including
400 to 500 head of cattle, horses, ETC., of
James Converse. This ranch was built
up by MIR. Jefferies in 1885.
Allenberg & Co. report the following
local sales for the past week: Eugene
Russell, 70 1336.steers $500, 10 1882
tailings s+.3o, 4 1~267-cows $500, 1 1885,
bull s2.25. Chas. Hyde, "a 1225-steers
$780, Io34-tallings s4.35, 10 ~7S5-feeders
yearlings 1910, II 762-heiters s3.65, II
1o45-cows $500, 5 400 calves 1915
VIM. Johnson, 10 124o-steers 81 90,
1145-cows s. IS. Peter Undergrad,
1856 steers $500, 3 oo6-steers s4.15, .
125o-cows s+.25, 1 172o.bull 81 Is. Free
EckIund, IS 1858 steers $3.50, 4 11o5
COWS Sag, 3 1860 cows $40. Mrs. S
Erickson, 7 13o7-steers $500, 4 IIo7-cow'
s4.25, IIoo-cow 1875. Mrs. H. Knud
SON, II II45-steers S4.35, s Io45-cow:
s3.o5, ? Io%55-cows s3.15. G. Grebe, {
1o77-steers s4.35, IS loSo-cows s3.65, :
11oo-cows S3.I5.
The attention of our readers is callet
to the sale Of registered Hereford cat,l
to be held by H. ]. johnson of Cakes
N. D., Tuesday Oct. 9. There will b
o2 head of registered Hereford cattle e
under the hammer at this sale; "a hea
of cows, II head of heifers, Ia bulls an
7 bull calves. There will be absolutel
no reservation; every animal will b
sold to the highest bidder. Mr.. Johnso
is so busy with his banking and Ian
business that he is compelled to pal
with his herd of registered Hereford