Late Live Stock News From Montana Markets
Jackson and Basin buyers moved cattle and sheep to markets in Butte and Seattle. Deals included 200 head from Tom Lowe to Anaconda Butchering, 150 head from Jorgen Jorgenson to Mr. Cox, and 1 500 head sold by Fred Waldorf to Innes Bros. Local action across the Grasshopper and Salmon River regions fed a busy market with shipments to Seattle and Bedrock and a push to stock Idaho ranges for spring delivery.
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Tom Lowe
Jackson
Beef Ateere
Anaconda Butchering Co
Fred Waldorf
Innes Bros
Jorgen Jorgenson
Fox
Mr. Cox
Seattle
Alaska
Butte
Montana
Lee Louis
Butte Butchering Company
Bedrock
James Dodd
Big Hole Basin
Edward Lyons
Silver Bow Butchering Company
Fingley
J. E. Hample
Montgomery Company
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Basin
Idaho
Empire Cattle Company
Chinook
Mont
Grangeville
Dillon
Great Northern
Salmon River
Walter Rhett
Empire Company
Poindexter & Ort Company
Standard
Local Buyer Purchases Livestock Heads in Basin Sale
Frank Suipes of Tacoma closed several deals in the Basin. He bought 150 head from Elgy An drugs, 150 head from Emily Stanchfield, 80 head from Tom Pendergast, 250 head from Chauncey R. Brown, and 100 head from O H Lewis. Cattle weighed in Anaconda at $1.25 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Smith Meat Co
Portland
George Romaine
Davis & Cozad
Jackon
Frank Suipes
Coretein Broa
Tacoma
Elgy Andrugs
Emily Stanchfield
Tom Pendergast
Chauncye R. Brown
O. H. Lewis
Lewis Bunch
Horses purchased for J E Morse ranch near Dillon
George Clevidence in the basin bought horses for J E Morse. He shipped six horses from Mose Jardine and one each from Sam Peterson Henry Olson and Shelley Bros two more from Clevidence. He plans to buy about 15 more teams in the basin for Mr Morse Breezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clevidence
J. E. Morse
Dillon
Mose Jardine
Sam Peterson
Henry Olson
Shelley Bros
Mr. Clevidence
Mr. Morse
Montana Wool Clip Grows 16 Percent in Past Year
The state board of sheep commissioners report a wool clip about 16 percent higher than last year. Selling price totals 8 381 562 87 dollars. Federal inspectors note 1 717 814 sheep shipped out of Montana with few imports. Projected clip for the current year about 28 000 000 pounds.
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State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Montana
Sca
Australia
New Zealand
Wyoming
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Ohio
Michigan
Toomey Buys Large Cattle Lots in Basin Shipment
Deer Lodge cattleman H. J. Toomey bought a train load of cattle in the Basin and will ship them to Chicago via Redrock, with 100 head each for Eugene Fox Charles Francis Jahnke Bros Herman Jackson Joe Kraemer and 550 head for Sam Peterson. Other buyers and total figures were not learned. Prices paid were fair given recent market softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Toomey
Deer Lodge
Redrock
Chicago
Eugene Fox
Charles Francis
Jahnke
Sam Peterson
Toomey
Resuscitation Tip for Chilled Lambs Published in Sheep Breeder
The last issue of the American Sheep Breeder offers a method to revive chilled lambs. It suggests setting up an old cook stove in the sheep shed with pitchwood ready for refiring and placing the lambs on a board large enough to warm them.
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American Sheep Breeder
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Highlight Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock figures show cattle receipts near 8,000 with market strong. Native steers 4.25 to 5.90, stockers 3.00 to 4.75, bulls 3.00 to 4.15, western fed cattle 5.75 to 5.25, cows 2.50 to 4.50. Hoge receipts 8,009 with bulk sales 6.40 to 6.50 and heavies 6.50 to 6.55. pigs 5.50 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 8,000. muttons 4.50 to 6.00, lambs 5.00 to 6.50, range weth er s 4.75 to 6.25, fed ewes 4.50 to 5.75.
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Kansas City
Dr Walker's Office in Metlen Building on Idaho Street
An office listing states Dr. Walker operates from the new Metlen building on Idaho street with visiting hours 11 to 12 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m and night calls at telephone 2] .
Homesteading Forestry Reserves Bill Advances in Congress
A Senate committee favorably reports Senator Carter’s forestry land homesteading bill. It allows listing forest reserve lands suitable for agriculture and opening them to settlers under up to 160 acres. Priority rights grant 30 days after listing to qualified applicants occupying land prior to ratification. Descriptions must use metes and bounds and require pre-patent surveys. The act excludes Black Hills reserves in South Dakota from new settlements except preexisting occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Thomas H. Carter
Committee On Public Lands
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Black Hills Foreat
Lawrence
Pennington
South Dakota
Wool Markets Bullish After London Auctions
A late Boston dispatch notes renewed buyer interest in the domestic wool clip with local buyers and westward arrivals meeting traders. Reports from London auctions describe bullish sentiment in wool and manufacturing sectors in England and the Americas, amid a scarcity of good crossbred wools in Europe and strong South American demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dispatch
Far West
London
England
Europe
South Amer
Notice to Cattle Men in Caldwell Idaho
Cattle men are urged to correspond with J B Gowen of Caldwell Idaho about stock cattle for sale in any numbers and bindings presented on April 5 1906. The notice seeks buyers for range purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Idaho
Jj. B. Gowen
Fourth of July Celebration in Lima
Beaverhead residents are invited to join Lima for Independence Day celebrations on July 4. A 4 o clock dinner is planned for all who attend. Full details will be posted on notices. W H Boyle secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Lima
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A. J. Noyes
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D. D. Walker
Paul Brothers
Clover Creek
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Henry Thompson
Dell
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Golden Rule
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W. H. Boyle
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