The Dickinson press., 1906-06-02
RANCH AND FARM.

Nat Bradley is in the country again
to buy horses.
Eben Dunlap had some loss in lambs,
but probably less than 1919.
Britt 4 Nichols OF Medora had two
cars of horses in the Arnett-Mc earthly
train and lost six.
AT the Pullins ranch the loss from the
storm is reported only a few young
calves and colts.
Frank Roberts sold 60 head of
horses the past week week to a Towner
party at good figures.
The loss in lambs in the Morgan
band of sheep at the Kirby ranch is
reported some SO per cent.
DR.. E. H. Pease, general veterinary
practitioner, calls answered from
the Benzie drug store. 4-I4-tf MP
Ed. Older of Minnesota, a Grand river
rancher some 10 years ago, attended the
Clarke sale of horses in Miles City this
week.
w. L. Richards has heard from
George Metcalf that the loss in his
band of sheep is only 10 out of 300
lambs.
f. c. Tarrant, at his Black Butte
ranch, was in good shape for the cold,
wet spell with good shelter. His loss
of lambs will be small.
!. ]. Tomamichel has sold all his
horses to Ellis Short at $40 round
everything counted from yearlings up
over 200 in all.-Republican.
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 tt
Geo. o. Reid and J. J. Tomamichel
are to trail a bunch of some 500 horses
which they have purchased from Moor
croft, Wyoming, to their Billings county
ranches.
Fred Hummel was in from Oakdale
this week and purchased $4,000 OF
horses of J. w. Robinson, paying $500
down. Mr.. Robinson was also in the
city.
A band of 200 Montana two-year-
old wethers we're sold recently at $3.50
per head. The buyer estimates the
sheep will shear 10 pounds each, which
at IS cents will reduce the cost con.
siderably.
All OF section %, twp. 1872, range "a
Hettinger county, N. d., may be
bought at a bargain if taken soon
This is one selected from among
hundreds of others about three year:
ago and will please you. Address DO,
1872, Dickinson, N. D.. 3-I7-t,
R. c. Flint, assistant dairy com
missioner, has issued a state creamer.
directory, showing 80 creameries il
North Dakota and two cheese factories
Stark county has one of the creameries
the Springvale Creamery Co.. and i
would be a fine thing if there wer
more of these institutions organized.
c. H. Merry came in Thursday from
his ranch south after a strenuous month
much of the time working night an
day. They had good sheds and a lamb
ing wagon. which followed the eve ban
when grazing on the prairie, and thei
lamb loss is very small, %considerabl
less than SO. They have 1000 lamb
now and will get about an 8o% lam
crop.
Thomas Fowler of Casselton is shiE
ping hogs to Seattle. He buys tn
hogs in the eastern part Of the state
5H to &c. per ID. live weight and sell
them in Seattle at 8 and &C. A recer
shipment contained IS cars. Heret'
fore all surplus hogs in North Dakot
had been shipped to the Twin Cite
but Mr.. Fowler finds the market be
west and is making alb ut two shi]
ments per month.
w. L. Richards returned Thursd<
from a trip to Chicago where he Sc
tied with the Great Western f
damages TO the Inflated stock ira
shipped last fall by Messrs. Richard
Wilcox, Monroe, Fowler and Saundel
The road paid at the rate OF SAL
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