The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-28
The Crops.

Our State exchanges all tell the same
story. 10 all parts Of the State farmers are
in high spirits. All kinds Of grain are look
ing well, and the yield will be immense.
| N'LEoD COUNTY.
| The Register devotes considerable space
to agricultural matters. Wheat, corn, and
all other grains it reports doing well. We
quote from that paper Of the 10th:
The last week has, on the whole, been rather
favorable to the wheat crop. Another ten days
/ Of favorable weather will place the wheat crop
! beyond the reach Of the rust. which is the only
enemy the wheat has ever had in this State. A
/ large quantity OF wheat according 10 the popu
| laiion, was s0wn in this portion Of Minnesota.
| Every farmer put in more or less. Should il be
/ good crop as indica ted now, we shall come
out all right. We shall have plenty for our
I own use and good deal 70 spare. We hope in
/ our next issue TO be GRABBED TO say the wheat
| crop will come TO maturity without being Wis
( tied by the rust.
| The corn crop has for the past few days fol
lowed in the footsteps of an illustrious vegeta-
BILE spoken Of in the Good Book. commonly
known as Jonah gourd, and grown with sur
prisins rapid'y. Each day appeared to gourd
| fgoad) It on, and most Of the crop il tssseled,
| which il quite as forward as last, or previous
| years, at this date.
/ Col. STEVENS has the face to tell Us of
pumpkin vine, up in MIeod county, which
grew by actual measurement six feet 10 six
days. Stop her.
MEEKER COUNTY.
/ Meeker county is blooming Just about these
! days. The crops could not look better The
farmers are full OF life, vigor and vitality They
/ claim, and with a great deal Of truth, too that
| they have the best crops in the State. Well
why not! A soil that is tit for any kind Of grain
with an industrious and Intelligent class of PEG
| pie. who put their hands to 'te pillow, it is not
at all surprising that they have good crops
Glencoe Register.
| THE NORTH SHORE.
The Superior Chronicle Of the 10th says !:
We are informed by those who have visited
| the farms in this county. and the adjoining
| counties in Minnesota, that the prospect for
| large crop OF wheat, rye, and hay is very flat.
terng. The probability is that sufficient wheat
and rye will be harvested this season to supply
! the home demand. The success attendant upon
/ the efforts OF our farmers this season. and the
/ experiments Of former years, has fully demon.
saayv 'naI ,s so, o. n, shs section most PEI
grams and grasses and also, that the length
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HOUSTON AND FILLMORE.
The papers from these rich counties, re-
port that unexampled success has attended
the farmers.
wINoNA COUNTY
| The Winona Republican SAYS:
our mos, en,a,n,i.;nn t,rmars y, rai mSy "
the present crops, and one and all assure US
s r' hnnr, wei, 'e..e, paosPe.' 'or Iull
an, s'', Ha' ~ .Ha. w" e"st' III many
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;'so,,.aI ~, ,t na' @ "nu We are cleuioIy
n,,an,l. a,iso 'n1 WV aie oteiloyed ana
Prn,n 30 ,ha.,' ~ "a. y es , !s,u.
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/ r1e w ,"o .a'e 'a'o "o'c enaiao oi
snr ~ hacL 49, o ~ m,o'' via" MANI "inenus
W. Wv 'f''"s'
SCOTT AND CARVER
/
III OWN "o"''y "ePo'e' says 'i'a' corn
and other cereals, as well as vegetables, are
! ,,i;,o,
/ that tho cron will ha lar,o
,ror oor.
/ M,
! ihe "dfPendeh says
! Wheat never promised the husbandman bet,
/ ter Weld than at the present. From alI part.
! OF the county We have the mos, favorable ac
/ counts for bountiful harvest. The present
warm weather has done much toward bringing
/ forward and ripenng grain of all kinds, and We
[ notice that our farmers are making active nre
/ paratons for the coming harvest, which viii
soon begin.
GoopurE COUNTY.
nv, -.
/ Inc heu wing Nemmd says;