The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13
RANCH AND FARM.

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FARMERs-Haul your coal from Miss.
ouri Slope Brick & Tile Co. mine, price
81. 50 per ton. 7.3o-tf
For all kinds of cement work, cisterns,
ornamental work, steps. floor tile,I side.
walk tile, chimney tile and reinforced
concrete. Call up Dickinson Cement
Works. s-IA.tf
will pay S reward for information
that will lead to the recovery Of any Of
my stray horses. still want a horse
man to handle. upbroken horses. F.BuIl
and Stallion stock for sale or trade.
CLIFF Marshall, N. p.
We have so much money to loan on
lands that we are making special Induce
mcnts to borrowers. We loan for com.
mutation Q + final proofs wild or I'M
proved lands and we will allow liberal
prepayment privileges. EVERETT
REAL estate q LOAN Co., Dickinson.
~: Salt,
Bowman only marketed $50, 900
pounds Of wool after all this season.
1t is denied that Charles Garbush of
Rhame sold his land for $50 per acre or
that he ever had an. offer anything like
such a figure.
P. H. Runde thought a 3-year-old
Percheron stallion and a 2-year-old
Clyde. both registered and very fine
individually from an eastern breeder in
Bowman q short time ago.
Mr.. Walker was booked to load four
cars of cattle at Dickinson on Friday.
Rea Bros. were booked for a shipment
of rs cars of sheep at Forsythe on the
10th and as many more on the 18th. At
Miles City w. L. Richards and A. H.
Arnett have a60-car shipment booked
for the 18th. The total stock shipments
between Dickinson and Billingsfor dates
between August 3 and September 1 are
estimated at ITS cars.
Riding home from town Willis Pelis.
sier lassoed a two thirds grown coyote
near the Custer Trail ranch. He saw the
animal at some distance as he was rid
ing and not being heeled with a COM
plement of shooting irons, prepared his
rope for a cast. When a enough he
spilled the loop over him, Gin the
picturesque language of the poetic cow
puncher.) Instead of fighting for his
life, the animal signifed his submits
sion by putting his four feet as high in
the air as possible Willis then put his
foot on the coyotes neck and won the
fight on his own decision.
Schafer Record = Robert Cochrane
reports that the wild ducks at the big
lake this spring, and now about half
grown. are running over the prairies in
search of food. The lakes which have
furnished food in abundance for them
for years has almost completely dried
up. This is a condition that has not
existed for a number of years. The
lakes have been, a known breeding place
for ducks since the earliest settlements,
and they were always to be found there
in great numbers. It is an easy matter,
and it is said that the settlers in that
vicinity have tried it, to go out with
sticks and slaughter the young ducks for
food.
Fargo Forum - The crop situation iii
North Dakota is rather peculiar this
year in that the crops in the Red river
valley counties range from fair to good,
while those of the central part of the
state 60 from bad to worse until almost
the western edge of Morton county is
reached and from there to the western
boundary line the conditions are favor
able. It iss,asserted by travelling men
that Richland county, that part of Cass
around Armenia, and Trail around Hat
ton-with a greater part of Stark and
Billings counties have the best crops
in the state. If this is true the extreme
eastern and extreme western edges of the
state have made good. From Dickinson
to Beach there have been heavy rains and
on..many farms the yield will be as large
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