The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-03-21

PUBL|C SALE
Having rented my ranch. will
offer at public sale at my ranch four
and one-half miles southwest of Cald-
we'll. four and one-half miles south
east of Greenieaf, ON Pleasant Ridge.
just north of Deer Flat, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH rs, 1919,
commencing promptly at l o'clock,
the following described property:
MINE HEAD OF HORSES
One gray gelding, age coming 6
years old, sound, weight 1000 pounds,
I and good work horse in all respects;
One brown mare. age coming 5,
sound, in foal to jack, and good
work mare.
THREE HEAD HORSES
Consigned by Joe Whittig.
One bay, 8 year old Fille, weight
1900 pounds; gelding. age 8 years;
weight 1000 pounds, matched and
good blocky colts.
TIRE HEAD HORSES
Consigned by A. F. Talcott.
Two 2 year old Filleys, we'll bred
Percheron and the big draft kind;
One yearling colt, fine draft colt.
One Mare Consigned by Jno. Shelp.
Age 8 years. weight 1900, sound and
good worker.
81 HEAD CATTLE.
Nine Shorthorn cows and heifers.
all good ages and milking now; Four
yearling heifers which are good ones;
Three Holstein cows, good ages, and
milking now; IS fall and winter
calves, all sired by my registered
Shorthorn bull. These cows with few
exceptions are safe in calf to my
Shorthorn bull, bred to caive this fall.
SHORTHORN BULL
Iowa Lad 56o678.
This bull has been at the head of
our herd for two years and has proved
himself a sure breeder and a good
calf getter and after you see our bunch
of calves | am sure you will be con-
WINGED of his usefulness as breeder.
This bull, while being plain bred, is
mighty good individual, and good
enough to head most any herd in the
valley.
The cows in this consignment have
not been bought here and there as a
speculation but have come to us
through breeding and the wedding out
process and we are not ashamed to
have the public examine the herd.
| 81 HEAD CATTLE
Consigned by Joe Whittig.
One good road Durham Bull, age
3 years: 3 four year old red cows; 5
three year old red heifers; 2 two year
old red heifers; four year old
springer COW; 7 short yearling steers;
s short yearling heifers; S short year
ling black heifers; 3 short yearling
H olstein steers; 2 three year old Hol-
stein cows: two year old JERSEY cow.
These cattle are in good flesh. in fact.
a good many are ready to butcher.
And most all OF the steer and heifer
cattle are just right to 60 onto the
range in the spring.
200 HEAD SHEEP
Us ewes with lambs at their sides
or due to lamb; rs head of feeding
sheep. A part Of these sheep are the
ones I have kept on my ranch for two
wears and are big Shropshire ewes.
The balance OF the ewes are fine wool
ewes and are sucking nice bunch
OF lambs aud carrying good fleeces.
One sow, bred to farrow this spring
MACHINERY. TOOLS. GRAIN,
ETC.
A quantity Of fine seed barley of the
Trebi variety: some Big Club wheat;
about one ton OF Melted Gem pota-
toes; Mccormick mower: Mccormick
rake: two way plow; three corriga'
tors; one corn plow; one twenty foot
float. one 4 horse disc: one set oil
heavy harness; one set of single har'
mess; hog troughs, feeders. etc.
shovels forks, and lots of small tools
etc, found on all ranches: one Ford
car in good condition.
lGooD FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Sale commences just after lunch
Folks, I have been eating your
lunches for four years. now wan,
to extend you all a cordial invitation
to be at my sale and assure you
will do everything can to make thi.
"a pleasant day for all of you. ! wan,
to see all of you here. and come ir
time to eat with me.
TERMS
Seven months time on all sum.
over $500. Notes to draw 10 pei
cent interest. $500 and under cash
All notes must be good bankabls
notes, and all property must be settlet
for before ii Is moved away from thu
ranch.
cHAS. HOWARD
Owner.
Dickens & Miller. Auctioneers; A. G
Street, Clerk.