The Dickinson press., 1910-10-01
RANCH AND FARM.

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FARMERS-Haul your coal from Miss.
ouri Slope Brick & Tile Co.. mine, price
$3.50 per ton. 7-3o-tf
l have a full blooded Poland China
boar ready for. service after December
J.. Charles Burdick. ye-24-5t
We sell guns and traps cheap. Buy
furs and hides. Write for catalogue,
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co., Mime
apolis, MINI. gasp
1widT pay. IS !" reward for information
that will lead to the recovery of any of
my stray horses. I still want a horse
and Stallion stock TOR sale or trade.
81: s.H HEB. SCHAFFNER.
6.11.tf da. '. Marshall, N. D.
We have SO much money to loan on
lands that we are making special iuduce-
ments to borrowers. We loan for COM
mutation or final proofs; wild or i'm
proved lands and we will allow liberal
prepayment privileges. EVERETT
REAL ESTATE & LOAN Co., Dickinson,
N. D. 5.21tf
The H. C. Christensen beef herd, some
SIS head. were on the Chicago market
this. week. They were shipped from
Plaza. a
r. Jensen. proprietor of the Antelope
Dairy, received a full blood Jersey bull
calf by express, on Wednesday from a
breeder Al, Mandovi, Wis.
The Moreau Lumber Co. commenced
taking wheat this week at New England.
This is the firm which succeeded Soules
& Butler. The regular elevators are
filled with last years grain, waiting for
the Milwaukee road to get in from the
east. a..
P. H. Olson, buttermaker at the Dick
inson Creamery Co.. scores again in the
September state butter test, getting gOK
points. This ended the five months
%educationl creamery butter contest in
augurated by the state dairy department
last year. Mr.. Olson gets an average of
81. IS points. which gives him second
prize or SIS. y:
P. F. Suits expects to dig a thousand
bushels of potatoes this fall and nearly
the whole crop will be taken by Parker
& Co. for their city trade. Engineer A.
Dingman is another person who was
wise this year in planting a large acre.
age of potatoes at his farm a mile
southwest of the city. He thinks the
crop will yield /, 200 bushels.
There is a heavy movement of live
stock out of Montana this season,
heavier than usual. and the greatest in
three years. The market is fair. it is
reported. Stockmen. generally, seem 10
be protecting themselves against a pos
sibly hard winter. by putting in plenty
of hay and oats. The. movement in
sheep is particularly steady at this
time. Miles City Independent.
Allenberg T. Co.. Sept. "a: Receipts OF
range cattle this week %. 500; same
time last week u. 500. There is d good
demand for all classes of heavy fat
steers, heifers. cows and dehorned feed
ers, and prices within 10 to IS cents OF
the extreme top. of the year. A very
strong demand for heavyweight dehorn-
ed feeders. Some fancy. dehorned /, 231
ID Dakota feeders sold this week al
SIS. so; heavy rough horned steers and
dogies are hard to sell and that kind de-
clined>a rs cents per cwt. The prospects
are for good markets the balance Of the
year, providing receipts are not toe
heavy We quote the following sales Of
the week: 18 Montana steers. ], ISIS lbs.
81. co., H. Dakota steers, .1,450 lbs. +,
81. 90 T. ~: Montana steers, 1, 502. lbs.
Sc. so ; ~ steers, 1881 lbs. Sc. IS; 11s
steers:rl 1, 267 lbs, Sc. 10; IS steers, 1, 29t
lbs. , at $6:00s1S4 steers, 1,143 lbs. al
S. IS u steers. 1927 lbs. : IS. IS.