The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-08
HOGS BROUGHT GOOD PRICES
The Aggregate of Swine Sale Thurs
day Was $2,41s, the Market
Topped by Ipolands.

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swine sale of the South Dakot
Swine Breeders Association, at tn
stock pavilion. The attendance wa
quite large, and particularly so iron
this county. In the sale list, whic]
is given below, it will be notice.
that a goodly number of farmer
of the opportunity to make thei
purchases of registered swine t,
strengthen their herds. The farmer
in this county have become properl,
ambitious in improving their stool
and they have been greatly encour
aged in this by the presence of thu
registered stock sales which hav,
been held here in the past three
years. They have come to the sale.
and learned what advantage there
was in handling pure bred stock ane
have profited by the advice they have
received.
The Poland China topped the mar
ket in the sale. when Queen Laurie
owned by S. A. Braa, of Artesian
brought $133, being purchased by
II. Z. Gosclle, of Canistota. In the
Duroc Jerseys a gilt owned by Ferd
Drey, OF Beresford, brought the high
est price at $50, which vas bought
by r. j. Weiland, of Canistota. The
total amount of the sales was So
Alb. The Poland Chinas averaged
S47 per head and the Duroc Jerseys
averaged $4S.50. There were "a
head of swine sold during the after
moon, and the prices ruled very sat
factory to the sellers. The follow
ing is the list of sales and purchas-
lers:
Poland Chinas-Headlight Maid,
owned by P. e. Murphy, Oldham,
sold to Charles Boreson, Mitchell, for
$50. Miss Sunshine, owned by P.
ID. Murphy, sold to j. H. Berry, Ar
mour, for $50. Miss Kingsbury,
owned by P. e. Murphy, sold to ID.
-. Haker, Groton, for s32. Lady
Elmwood, owned by P. E. Murphy,
sold to Charles Boreson, Mitchell,
for s39. Chiefs Belle, owned by
p. w. Peterson, Vermillion, sold to
Frank Ortmeyer, Howard, for $50.
Choice Sunshine, owned by P. w. Pc
terson, Vermillion, sold to B. ".
Wilder, Letcher, for $50. Choice
Sunshine End, owned by p. w. Peter
son, sold to S. A. Braa, Artesian, for
$40. Anna Keep On, owned by P.
w. Peterson, sold to Charles Bore
son, Mitchell, for $50. Daisy Chief,
owned by P. w. Peterson, sold to
Frank Ortmeyer, Howard, for s51.
Marygold Sd, owned by o. NJ. Stub
ben. Alcester, sold to j. l.. Brown,
Loomis, for $3S. Miss Perfection,
Jr., owned by Braa & Void, Sher-
man, sold to H. G. Gosch, Canistota,
for $52. Daisy Maid, owned by Braa
q Void, sold to f. H. Lynn, Bard,
for $21. On Earth's Best Style,
owned by S. A. Braa, Artesian, sold
to f. c. Hoffman, Mitchell, for S62.
Dakota Sunlight, owned by S. A.
Braa, sold to A. G. Shaw, Loomis,
for $35. Best Of 1906, owned by S.
A. Braa, sold t. Robert Alguira, Ell
lis, for SIS. Queen Laura, owned
by S. A. Braa, sold to H. c. Gosch,
Canistota, for $133. Princess,
owned by S. A. Braa, sold to H. c.
White, belmont, for $45. Perfec-
ton Belle, owned by E. w. Jones,
Artesian, sold to A. G. Shaw, Loom
is, for $40. Royal Belle, owned by
o. w. Jones, sold to F. II. Lynn,
Bard, $35. Jr. Belle, owned by e. w.
Jones, sold to S. A. Braa, for s35.
Belle Jr., owned by o. w. Jones, sold
to &c. Lehman, Mitchell, $50. Marvel,
owned by R. S. Moir. Kimball, sold
to w. H. Thrott, Kimball, for s51.
Woodbine, owned by R. S. Moir, sold
to j. H. Berry, for $56. Manda Lee,
owned by R. S. Moir. sold to A. G..
Shaw, LOOMS, for SAC. Maid Of
Honor, owned by r. S. Moir, sold to
b. Taylor, LOOMS, for $32. Glen
wood Nellie, owned by R. s.. Moir,
sold to G. B. Taylor, $50. Brides
maid, owned by r. S. Moir, sold to
w. H. Thrott, $50. Lady May,
owned by r. S. Moir, sold to w. II.
Thrott, $50. Matte, owned by r.
Moir, sold to w. H. Thrott, kim
ball, s1O2. Jessie, owned by r. S.
NOR, sold to j.. H. Berry, for $50.
owned by r. S. Moir, solo to
w. FL. Thrott, for $44. Rosa, owned
by L. j. Barton & Son, sold to Chas.
Boreson, Mitchell, for s3S. Moon
Beam, owned by L. j. Barton & Son.
sold to G. 1. Miltimore, Mitchell. for
$33. Benefactress, owned by l.. J..
& Son, sold to Chas. Boreson.
$40. Winner of All, owned by HI. G.
Gosch, Canistota, sold to Harry
Woonsocket. for $37. Use
full, owned by Chas. Hoelscher,