The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
RANCH AND FARM.

RANCH AND FARM.
FARMERS-Haul your coal from Miss.
ouri Slope Brick & Tile Co. mine, price
$3.50 per ton. 7-3o-tf
Ihave a full blooded Poland China
boar ready for service after December
!. Charles urdic ,o-24-5t
We sell guns and traps cheap. Buy
furs and hides. Write for catalogue.
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co., Mime
apolis, MINI. o.74.tf
l will pay S. reward for information
that will lead to the recovery of n of.
my stray horses. l still want a horse
man to handle unbroken horses. Bull
and Stallion stock for sale or 'trade.
H. B. SCHAFFNER, u,
6-11.tf Marshall, N. D.
We have so much money to loan on
ments to borrowers. We loan for COM
mutation or final proofs; wild or inn
proved lands and we will allow liberal
prepayment privileges. EVERETT
REAL ESTATE & LOAN Co., Dickinson,
N. D. 5-21tf
VIM David delivered two good loads
of potatoes at the Dickinson Mercantile
Co. store the past week.
Walter Sterland says the crops at his
place seemed about the same this year
as last.
Medora shipped its first car of Grain
last week-dax grown by Messrs. Nichols
& Britt.
Charles Nolan sold $50 bushels of
potatoes to VIM. Heiser for his hotel at
Lehigh at ST. 90 per bushel. The same
were shipped to the purchaser in a car
from Dickinson.
Ed. Partridge sold 3 cars of his horses
at a fair figure at the Miles City sale last
week. He sold / car in Dickinson be-
fore shipping west. Bill Weathers
turned 3 cars of Montana horses al the
sales at a good profit.
Julius Hoist sold the tops of his steers
in Chicago at Sc. 90 per cwt., average
weight 1850 lbs, his seconds sold at
S.. 40, and cows at SIS, which shows that
he had good stuff. Mr.. Hoist had six
carloads of beef cattle this year.
A. H. Pelton who put in 100 acres on
the Charles Nolan farm southeast of the
city, had 100 acres cut a week or so ago
and said last Saturday that he would
need this week to ripen up the balance
of the crop. The flax will be stacked
and the first cutting promises a yield of
7 to 8 bushels to the acre.
Alb. Murray returned the past week
from marketing cattle in So. St. Paul
He sold a car of cattle, Is COW and o.
year-old steers, for his son. A. c. Muir
ray, which brought nearly 81, 600. The
cows sold at 81. so, and Mr.. Murray
thinks that he did better than he would
if he had gone through to Chicago.
W. r. Bryan and E. r. Francis have
two overland gas engine trains haul ne
grain into Belfeld. Each train consists
of eight wagons and hauls from 800 to
1, 600 bushels at each trip. The gas
engines. were used First for blowing
then for harvesting and threshine and
Z are now taking the product to market.
Mr.. Bryan broke 1000 acres this year
and had $50 acres in crop.
The Mckenzie county board passed 8
resolution offering a bounty of SIS or
gray wolves. Inspectors were appointed
in different parts of the county and before
anyone can collect the bounty he must
present the green skin to M of them.
after killing the same. for inspection.
The inspector will then. if he is satisfied
that the wolf was killed within the
boundaries of the county, recommend
the payment of the bounty.
Allenberx Go. :Elfstrom & George
of Dickinson had some very fancy cattle
on the Chicago market. Tuesday Oct. ii,
and we are very proud to state that they
realized the extreme top for that day; in
fact, the extreme top of the year, for
any cattle shipped out of North Dakota
up to the present time. They sold II
head, Hereford bred steers, of their, W
raising and breeding. averaging /. 1874
lbs. at $6.75 per cwt, and one barren
heifer weighing 1.430 lbs. at SIS. 70. The
II steers Melted Elfstrom & George over
81. 500 which no doubt is a record price
for a full car load of North Dakota
steers. This car of cattle attracted a
good deal of attention among the buyers
and were bought by an Eastern shipper
for the Boston trade.
The wool clip of Montana this seascn
aggregated IS. 500. 600 pounds, according
to an estimate made by W. r. Sheldon,