Milk River Valley news. [volume], November 01, 1906, Image 2

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HOW TO DIP HOGB.
& Wk*v«a*k Jak *a4 Fraak *aar*«aa
Far tka Herd.
Sy SABLE C STEVENSON.
The iaatructieas usually given for
treating scabies, or mange, of bogs
Oect that the animals must be thor
•Ughly denned by scrubbing them with
aea> and water or some strong alkali
solntlen before a remedy is applied.
Snob caro.and detail are possible where
only a few hogs are to be treated, but
where herds numbering from 50 to 500
are to be treated such time consuming
and expensive operations are out of
the question. Dipping the animals Is
the only practical method of applying
remedies to large herds. Mange Is at
best n hard disease to combat.
It Is not a difficult thing to control
a hog in a properly constructed dipping
vat, and an animal may be kept in the
dip as long as desirable while the
liquid is'being rubbed into the skiq
With a brush or broom. Care must be
taken to wet the inside of the ears
thoroughly by rubbing them with the
hands Irie hogs are simply driven
through the dip without any scrubbing
It will require a long time to eradicate
the disease. After the hogs have been
tipped they should be hept away from
mud wallows and dusty pens for a
day in order that the dip may not bo
absorbed by dust and mud coming in
contact with the wet skin. A time
abonld be chosen for dipping when
there has been no recent rain to make
it. possible for hogs to become covered
.with mud crusts.
A S*cohd Mp»lnr decenary.
Never dip in cold weather. If only
a few’bogs In a herd show symptoms
qf scabies It Is not sufficient to dip
only those few that are badly Infected,
for other animals In the herd are sure
to harbor some of the parasites, which
Will continue to spread the Infection.
▲ single dipping is not sufficient for a
cure, tor some of the parasites will es
cape destruction by the srst dipping,
and mere young mites win hatch from
recently deposited eggs. A second
dipping therefore should follow six
days after the first treatment. The
incubation period of the eggs under
favorable conditions is stated to be
from three to five days. Perseverance
is the only way to effect a permanent
cure.
In addition to treating hogs for
mange It is necessary eitlier to remove
the animals to new quarters for a
period of four weeks, after which time
the danger of reinfection in the old
quarters is past, or to clean and wash
the pens and buildings.
Makes Rich Manure.
No other animal kept ip the stables
in winter will mnke more or richer
manure for the live weight of them or
for the feed consumed than the sheep.
O a O
THE HOUSEMAN
In order to obtain a high market
price for any horse it is absolutely nec
essary that he be individually good for
his purpose, whether it be for heavy or
light draft or for driving. In addition
be must be sound and stylish.
Horse Stalls To* Wide.
There is such a thing as having the
horse stalls too wide. This Is a tempta
tion to the horses to try to roll. That
means trouble. Not more than four
feet to the stall is a good rule.
Best Type For New Fnvlnnd.
From a consideration of historical
and other data as well as existing con
ditions H. W. Smith of Massachusetts
reaches the conclusion that heavy har
ness horses are the best type for New
England farmers to breed.
Ila nd Uh* the Y*«n< Horse.
It Is so easy to ruin a young borse ar
let bim lose bis life that it Is a wonder
people are not more careful Country
boys often think it ‘’smart" to bitch up
a green colt and drive to town the tirst
trip. It looks dashing and brave, but it
is really senseless. A frightened young
animal threw Itself on a paved street
of a town the first time It was taken
there and broke its leg. It was liewll
• dered by the noioc and crowds and had
never felt tbe touch of baruees before.
IHHi't go off on Bunday afternoon
knowing that your eona and all the
boys in tho neighborhood will bitch up
the colt. A uoiey. yelling crowd la
enough to scare a steady horse, and a
young one will try to Jump out of Its
skin when surrounded by a let of
youngsters eager tor fun. It may be
fun for them, but the future usefulness
of the animal Is at stake— 11. Rich
mond In National Stockman.
Mare and Cait.
Most men advise leaving the colt la
the stable while tbe dam Is at work.
Others allow tbe colt to follow the dam
So the field. The objection to tbe for
mer method Is that unless tbe mare Is
returned at least once during each
half day the colt becomes very hungry,
and when the mare comes to bim
aweatlng he gorges himself on the milk
■with which the udder is distended. Tho
milk Ie often rendered poisonous by
this heated condition of tbe mare, and
It thus becomes a cense of serious di
gestive disorders, especially wlien so
much Is taken. —C. W. Oay, Ohio.
M*r«e Keaar.
In the morning when currying we
always brush tbe collar about as much
as we do the horse's shoulders. Look
the collar over and you will see the
reason why.
The* little Celt should get nourish
merit from tbe mare within the first
hour or there may be trouble The
watchful eye of. the owner should be
on the alert at such times.
Have an alm in breeding, and try to
breed all the colts to a standard or
type. In this.way you will get match
ed pairs which -will bring tiotter prices.
Don't keep tapping your horse with
the whip unless you want to drive a
regular eld pin*.—Farm Journal.
HIGHEST. MARKET PRICES For Western Cattle and Sheep are assured
— L —=— If yo\i ship to —
BOWLES LIVE STOCK COMMISSION CO.
Extreme top prices for Range Cattle for the year 1905 were
~ ~ ” and their SHEEP SALESMAN, “ —
Range Steers bowles Range Cows mk. t. k. johnson Fed Western Lambs
15 Made Both of These Sales. (t- Q C Sold for Messrs. Doty & Reinke of Winona, “ <t» “7 Q M
Minnesota, January Bth, 1906 f ■ U
The steers for J. A. Church, Parkman Wyo. The cows for Catlin Land "T-
Co., White Sulphur Springs, Mont. May toe do something Itße thisJ'Or you?
Aren’t these Sales conclusive evidence that your Cattle or Sheep should go^to
Bowles Live Stock Commission Co?
\At CHICAGO Kansas City South Omaha St. Paul Sioux City St. Joseph St. Louis
Special Market I etter on Range Cattle and Sheep free on application. We always weigh strays aeparately. We water ALL shipments a few head at a time
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Attorn.eys-at Law
Office in Williams Building.
Jhinook, - Montana
P.M. BOSLEY
Land.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
Harlen, : ^Mont.
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AND CURE the LUNGS
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Mrs. Lucim Uik« ul i mioiil*, \Vie„ ■■
did one *250 I mix of Buuhien’a Arnnta
Salve, when it completely cured a run
nifig aore on her leg, which had tortured
her 23 long yeafs. Greatest antUopti
heeler of p)i»s. voiinds ai d aorta. 50
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For Infants and Children.
Tbe Kind You Nan Always Ba<bt
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Sitjn. of
J. A. sADLEW,
Livery, Feel aud Sala Stella..
New Rigs. Centle Horses.
Stage leavea thia stable for Avery every Friday returning Saturday.
Morth. Side. HARLEM MONT
THOMAS M. EVERE L’F, President 'V IC /REMOH, Vice Pblhident. fl
OH ARLES E. OWENS Cashier. I
First National Bank, I
I ariem, Montana. I
Interest Fadel on Time Deposits- r
PAID UP CAPITAL, - - $25,000.
This bank 19 fnsnred and will be irjmbnrsed for loss by burglary
either day or n’gbt. A general bunking bunnera traoshceed. Slate and
County Warrants bought at the bighpHt market price.
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’WINCHESTER |S
REPEATING SHOTGUNS till
are strong shooters, strongly made and |
so inexpensive that you won’t be afraid f
to use one in any kind of weather.
They are made 10, 12 and 16 gauge.
A FAVORITE OF AMERICAN SPORTSMEN fS
Sold Everywhere. ,3 V
’W". T>. DODGE,
Fine Teams Furnished. on
Short KTo tioe.
Hay and Oats for Sale
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RATUS, ONE HALF STANDARD BLEEPING CAR RUM
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STAGE LINE
Leaves Harlem for Zortman and I anduskv
Monday. Wednesday and u rida'
Leaves Zortman and Landusky for Harlem
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
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Articles, Paints, Pile, Turpentine. White Lead, v
Colors in Oil, Glass, Putty, Wall Paper, Wall J
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Harlem, Mont. t
Duke & Bosley
DEALERS IN HIGH GRADE WESTERN
HARNESS & STOCK SADDLES
If you need harness for spring work.o om e in trad see
our line it is complete. Prices range from $lB to
$65 We handle Ihe finest line of Collars nianu
factured in America.
We make a specialty of
STOCK SADDLES
At prices from 22.50 to 65-00 dollars
Do you need a "Tarp”? We have the best maie 7x16 I
16 oz. double and twiste filled Army Duck at $7.75. |
18 oz., same size and same grade duck at only $9 00
We pay highest price for Pelts. Cow
Hides and and all kinds of Furs.
M. <S. BOSLEY, Manager.
Maverick Saloon
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C IMP* RTED BELGIAN STALLI«K '
Lucifer DeCeron J
NO. 21660, VOL. IX PAGE 51 1 |
Society Le Cheval DeTrait Beige
Lucifer DeGeron is * black Belgian Stallion, weight,
f_l9<>o, Toaled March 12, 1900. Imported in 1902. Sired by
Pierrie 4738 by Brilliant 1890, Dam Bomia Pierce 16239
Is a auro foal getter.
Wi l make the season of 1 oOG at Sadler's
lit ery stable. Terms: S2O to insure mare
with foal. sl2 for the season
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THE PACING STALLION
WILL. MAKE THE REASON AT THE SAME PLACE. TERMS: $lO
TO INSURE MARE WITH FOAL
J. A. SADLER