Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-06-07

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Q. II. KELLEY !. eiRiCuLT oral II EDITOR
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ssAUK 4 APIDs JtlNE 4. 1855.
II can hardly be expected that ono
who labors upon kha farm all day pArn
ticularly At this busy yseason Of The ysar,
viii be capable whsnnigh. comes Is pen u
Q very interesting editorial and -
must necessarily Beg The indalgencs sof
our readers for any back % interest en- |.
der the agricultural head Until spring l'Fi
work is over. AZ J. $500 sss;'as.lsi g
We congratulate the old settlers lallf lallf
Benton county upon the rapid inc roass
Of emigration and the early departure sof
the Winnebagoes two greats events u
the prosperity of orr county The ill1
crease Of settlers viii rapidlysatlyance
the value Of real estate, and furnish 4
home market for our produces at safe
and remunerating rates. while The de-
crease and departufe Of the Indinns.
will materially lessen the business BE-
fore our courts, and conseaanntly les-
sen our taxes in some measure Since
the Winnebagoes have been in this VII
cinity, three fourths Of the business ia
the June and December terms Of court,
has been in attempting 20 punish Whis-.
key sellers for trafiicking with the In
dians but we can Gull to mind but two
cases, that juries ever agreed upon. Al
Speaking Of courts, reminds US that
the June term commences early in
June, at which time, the semi-anual ses-
sion Of the Agricultural Society takes
place, and we sincerely hope every far
mer in the county, who can spare the
time, will be present and take an active
part in the proceedings.
We desire to call the attention Of far
mers, as well as manufacturers, to the
proposedexhibition by our County scci-
ETY., of Agricultural Implements Ind
Machines, to take place in September
next. The great advantage to farmers
of such an exhibition, cannot be oyerra-
ted and should the display be such as
we should like to see, we shall all be en-
abled to examine many of the most im-
proved implements manufactured, and
select such as may be adapted to our
use here. Many farmers have but a
slight idea Of the rapid Improvements
being made in farming implements-of
plows, there are upwards of fifty Oa,se-
ttes, nsanafactu,rd l,y ulc Hsin In Mas
aschusetts and to this number can be
added as many more, from different
manufacturers in the west, and all other
implements are made in proportion -
Now, il I'VE, who are unable to go where
these articles are made, can at this ex-
hibition take view Of samples Of the
best, we can order such as we know are
good. There is some risk in getting
such implements as we desire, when or
dered from distance 4 but when per-
son can see an article it is much easier
TO form an opinion as to its value for use.
1t is very evident that Minnesota is
bound TO be an agricultural and manu-
featuring state; and it is for the inter
est of manufacturers to take adyaHtage
OF every opportunity that offers itself to
introduce their inventions. by refer
ence to the advertisement in another
column it will be noticed that the Cor
responding Secretary is ready to re-
ceiye communications relative to the ex-
hibitlon. 81, IS. s q. u
~ The tide Of emigration continues
to flow in upon US, and new towns and
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