The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-28

for shipment to the eastern
markets. Mr.. Cowden had these
horses in B. H. Blacks stalk
field for the last month or more
and he says they are looking
much improved. He traded for
span of work mules of c. V.
Harris, of Bronco, N. NJ, Tues
day morning, giving a mare and
colt and 1902. so difference.
Post City Post
T. f. Payne brought in a
bunch of cattle from Terry
county Wednesday and will
pasture them east of Post City
this winter.
T.. w. Clark shipped two cars
of cows to the Fort Worth mar
kets last Saturday.
Sim Russell was here from
Snyder this week buying up
cattle, which he will feed near
Snyder tins winter.
J. B. Slaughter shipped a
bunch of cattle from here to the
Fort Worth markets Tuesday.
Midland Reporter
On Saturday last there were
three shipments made from Mon
ahans. W. II. Williams shipped
two cars of cows to FIT. Worth,
Thos. Voliva, of Midland shipped
A cars OF cows TO the same place,
and Sanders Estes shipped one
car of calves 10 Midland.
Lanier Bros. and their nephew,
Vince johnson, formerly OF Mid
land county, but now located
near Sierra Blanca, bought this
week from the Benton ranch IN
Chihuahua. Mexico, $50 Black
Muley steer yearllngs. Trey
brought them across the Rio
Grande and placed them on their
ranch.
b. Logsdon came in this week
with a car OF horses and mules,
which he shipped 10 Tyler.
Geo. G.. Gray returned home
this week from Fort Worth,
where he had been to market
with seven ears of fat cows from
his ranch near Monahans.
Carroll Holconbe was in Mid
land Monday and Tuesday for
the purpose of buying up bunch
of horses. He purchased 81
! from Henry NJ. Half, and two of
other parties. We are not in
formed as to the price paid.
VIM. Yates bought and recelv-
ed this week from Waddell d
Company 3l7 cows which he
placed on his ranch south of
Slaton. He also purchased OF
other parties 2l0 cows and ship
ped one car TO the Forl Worth
market.
On Thursday afternoon of last
week. while on their way TO
their home near Mesquite, an
auto crashed into the carriage
con talning J. A. Grindly, wife
and two daughters, Mrs. Josie
/ Smith and Miss Stella Glrdley.
All were painfully injured, Mr..
Girdley having three ribs broken
and receiving internal injuries.
Mrs. Glrdley was injured about
the head and was unconscious
/ for some time.
Scharhauer Bros. sold this
week 100 registered Hereford
COWS at $50 per head. The pur-
chaser was Wilbur Wadley.
These cows are handles ard Mr..
/ Wadley will put them on his
ranch for breeding purposes.
Arthur Wright, who was in
this week from his ranch in the
vicinity of Odessa. reports the
sale of 300 calves to Graham
Bros. The prlce received was
SIS per head. Graham Bros.
shipped the calves to the Fort
Worth market.
o. B. Holt. one Of Midland's
successful cowmen, came IN
THURSDAY from Missouri. where
he bou, hit and 81 ipped to M'ola I'd
a car of fine registered Hereford
bulls. These bulls are coming
twos and will be placed on Nj.
Hollis ranch.
Dickson Bros. shipped from
their ranch this week. two car
loads of horses to eastern mar
kets.
G. w. Terry shipped last Mon
day, two horses to his nephew at
Malakoff.
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