The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14
RANCH AND FARM.

Sam Glerup and Charles Adams from
the country west of sFayette were
among those loading cattle at Eland last
Friday. ., ....s-, a...,, ,,,d
W.. L.. Austin will. soon move. his
sheep to his new ranch in the; BLACK
Butte country; SO says the Bowman
Ploneer. j.. s,s.,;&t,. IT. - I -.
John Ridl. living near Davis +; buttes,
raised 622 bushels, of wheat this year,
ITO bushels of fax and 1862 bushels OF
oats. He owns four quarter sections of
land. Il.
Edwin Johnson, who has q sheep
ranch 10 miles west of Midway on
Third creek, recently received twenty
one Rambouilete bucks from near Sioux
Falls, S. D.
Alt. White. who shipped three cars of
mixed beef stuff from New England two
weeks ago. returned home via the Mil
waukee. Eleven of his steers. 1856
pounds, sold at S.. 80; cows at 50. 80 to
81 IA calves. 2O7 pounds, &c.
Frank EckIund was in the city last
Saturday from his ranch about II miles
northwest of Belield. He recently re-
turned from Chicago where he marketed
three cats of cattle, his 2 and 3 year
old steers bringing him SIS. IS per cwt.
and cows 81. IS. He expects to ship two
more carloads some time the latter part
of this month.
Henry Vines, formerly located in New
England and we'll known in this part of
the county, recently brought a band of
2, 900 sheep from the Grand River
country in South Dakota to the Carl
Aase farm near the West Rainy butte.
He has rented the Aase farm and other
land and expects to have considerable
free range IN the butte. ''tf;
j. o. and r. S. German, ranchers
in Billings county on the old Jack, Han
ley place, received S. 80 per cwt. for
four loads Of their steers in Chicago
last week. They were both down.
George Burgess, H. C. Short and Harve
Robinson were also down with a long
string of beef cattle. Billy Neuens' sent
two cars in but did not 60 down himself.
DR.. H. Anderson was out six. miles
north of Sentinel Butte last week where
he found two horses. at the farm of
Waldahl Bros. afflicted with CHAMBERS.
He had a call north to Bailey on Tues
day but found that the horses. under, sus-
picion were all right. The last Of, the
week he expected to be in the vicinity
Of Beach to look up suspected cases of
CHAMBERS. "
Schafer Record: When Vim. Saunders
was shot and killed some time ago
while attempting to rob a bank at Har-
lem, Mont, Mckenzie county was saYed
several thousand dollars by being re-
lieved- of the expense Of prosecuting him
for 'horsestealing. Sheriff jacobson
armed with requisition papers, had
been on his trail. Saunders was
wanted for stealing horses from Wake
field Bros. Of near Trotters.
Rasmus Jensen, who ranches near the
Berthold reservation, had five carloads
of cattle, including steers, cows and
calves, on the Chicago market last week.
His steers averaged in weight about
1,250 and sold at Sc. IS per cwt. Mr..
Jensen always has good beef stuff. He
struck a poor market but even at that
he got good money. 1t will be remem-
bered that some 8 or 10 years ago he
topped the Chicago market On his sale
at $5.05 per cwt. and it was heralded
all over the northwest as the big sale
of the season. r.,
Allenberg & Co. report the following
sales for last week:
Geo. c.: Ludolph, Moorhead, Mont.
heifers, .755 lbs, 81. so, 81 heifers, 800
lbs. s. AIS. 81 cows, 952 lbs. 81. 90. 81
cows, cutters, 932 lbs.. $3.55. W. G.
Mckenzie. New England, II steers,
1917 lbs, $4.75. Geo. Clark, Mid
way. 9 steers, 1886 lbs.. 81. IS. II hfrs.,
757 lbs, 81. rs. Below we give some
sales of cattle sold here this week.
Elfstrom & g.. 80 steers, 1923 lbs.
81. TO-; S. j. Harding, 1881 lbs, S.. 90.
Geo. .Harkins. 30 steers, 1880 lbs.
S .S5; 13 steers. 1924 lbs, S 5.45. W.
W. Marshall, 113 steers, 1928 lbs, a
SIS. 80; 125 steers, 1919 lbs. SIS. 80.
AS stated in the PRESS on Septem
be, 80, the Hereford steer bought Of j,
H. Caldwell by M. Booky, was probabl!
the largest ,4~-year-old ever grown il
Stark county. The animal weiehe,
1, 900 pounds in So. St. Paul and soil
\ last week on a very low market q
So IS per cwt., $131.52 gross. Mr.. Book,
= paid 5000 for the steer and a Durham
COW. The COW tipped the beam a
1, 100 pounds and sold at SIS. IS per cwt.
or 500. 81 GROSS. Probably S. covers tn