Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20
is one of the largest feeders in that

is one of the largest feeders in that
locality.
Eugene Herman, from Ida Grove, was
on Mondays market with q load OF
butcher stuff the heifers selling al
$3.50 and the cows at $40.
NJ G. Cullen, Of Massena, was on
Mondays market with one load OF
steers of his own feeding which sold at
$500, averaging 1851 pounds.
Paul thinner, Garrison, was on the
market Tuesday with shipment OF
hogs of his own feeding. Mr.. thinner
accompanied the shipment
Paul Rix, of Ricketts,, had twenty
eight steers on Mondays market which
sold at $500, averaging 1888 pounds.
John Kluver, of Akron, was repre-
sented on Mondays market with the
first load of cattle he ever fed. They
sold at $7.35, with cows at $3.50.
Tom Peterson, well-known cattle
feeder at Ida Grove, was on Mon
days market with car of 11OO- pound
steers that brought 1885.
Charles Weller, a big feeder and
farmer from Akron, was on Mondays
market with two loads of steers which
sold at s765.
Charles F. Beekman. one of the
prominent young feeders Of Cass coun-
ty, was here Monday with one car of
hogs at $9.45.
E. J. Evans, of Red Oak, was on
Mondays market with one load of
steers which sold at $40, averaging
1882 pounds.
A. NJ. Swanson. of Red Oak, was here
Monday with one load of steers of his
own feeding averaging 1865 pounds
which sold at $40.
S. N. Lorenzen, Of Clarence, mar
keted two loads of steers Monday at
$3.50, averaging 1875 pounds.
c. j. Sch oenjohn. of West Side, had
one load Of steers on Mondays mar
ket, selling at $500, averaging 1925
pounds.
J. c. Moeller, of Schleswig, market
ed Monday one load of steers at S7.75,
averaging 1887 pounds.
j. E. Wissler, Lewis, was on Mon
days market with one car Of cattle
that brought s7.45.
J. B. Kinds. of Anthem, was here
Monday with mixed load of cattle, his
heifers selling at 1865.
Lawrence Herman, from Ida Grove,
was on Mondays market with a load
of butcher stuff, the cows selling at
$3.50. He reports most of the cattle
shipped out Of his locality.
John NJ. Gruber, a well-known cattle
feeder and farmer at Fontanelle, was
on Mondays market with two cars OF
cattle of his own feeding averaging
1850 pounds that brought s7.75.
j. NJ. Beazley, the extensive feeder
OF Cherokee county, was on Mondays
cattle market with one load His 1885,
pound steers sold at $40, cows at $500.
and one export bull weighing 1920
pounds sold at $40.
Atkins, was represented here Monday
by c. A. & Frank Weichman with four
cars of cattle and hogs. Their cattle
were light and sold at 1925 7.50.
n. c. Sinnott regular shipper Of
Churdan was on the market Monday
with a mixed load. Mr.. Sinnott ac-
companied the shipment. and his
friends are glad to see him around
again, as he has been sick for some
time. II
William Rogers of Morning Sun,
marketed Monday 50 head of 1907
pound steers at $3.50.
William Divine Of Dow City. mar
keted Monday one load OF 1405 pound
steers at $3.50.
L. D. wykon of Botna, was here
Monday with on car each OF steers and
butcher stuff. His steers averaged
1888 pounds and sold at $40 This
was Mr.. Wykoffs afst feeding
Ryan Bros, extensive feeders from
Fort Dodge, were on the market Tues
day with five loads OF cattle of their
own feeding. They sold 81 head aver
aging 1850 pounds at s7.65 and IS head
averaging 1928 pounds at $3.50. Mr..
Ryan reports farm work fully month
further advanced than in former years