Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-17
Northern Pacific.

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ANoKA, June 16.-wheat Ia looking splendidly, q
much needed rain helping II good deaf. Corn and
small grain looking we'll and progressing rapidly.
Weather clear and warm.
Sank Rapids--Crops doing well. Weather cloudy
and warm. We are in need of rain.
Rioe's Crops looking fine and growing rapidly.
Two fine rains during the week. Weather warm.
Royalton-I am informed by farmers that wheat
and other grains are stooling well and looking finely.
Wheat In this vicinity stands eight inches high.
Corn prospects are . per cent better than antici-
pated two weeks ago, owing to the warm weather
and at intervals showers OF the past week. Weather
this 1 IL IL little and H., warm large
mill dam and race are in course Of con-
struction now in Plat river, short
distance from the station Also Kebs's 10000 bushe
elevator Will be completed In time to receive and
ship grain from the beautiful harvest tha. is
hoped to be gnrnered this season.
Little Falls-Orops looking well and more than an
average yield Ia expected. Corn il little backward.
Weather very fine. A light rain lsst night.
Motley-Orops are looking we'll Weather fine.
Aldrich-Crops all looking we'll In this vicinity.
Have had enough rain lately, but could stand more.
partly cloudy to-day. Had good shower last mig ht
the first for over week. .-...s -
. Bluffton-Crops growing. Weather warm, threat
Pefham-Had rain Wednesday and Thursday
nights, beneftpg crops very much. Weather now
clear and warm
,Frazer-Au crops cont1nne to look favorable.
Weather warm and cloudy. t-s-
Lake Park-Farmers advise me that all crops are
looking well and growing rapidly, and promise more
than an average yield. A light refreshing shower
last night. -.t-.--se .st
Hawley-Crops doing nicely. Weather favorable.
Rain last night. 1t was much needed.
Moorhead-We had q heavy thunder shower last
night, accompanied by rain, banefdng crops greatly
The weather Is now tine and warm.
Mspleton-Weather cloudy and pleasant. Grain
of all kinds looking splendid.
Oasseton-Weather fine, with frequent showers.
All growing grain looking well.
Wheatland-Wheat, oats and other grain In fine
condition, and prospects Of large crop and good
yields far ahead Of last year at this time. But very
little damage done by grasshoppers. Every avail
able team Is at work breaking. large amount OF
breaking has been done already. --H.e
New Buffalo-Weather clear and pleasant. Crops
looking very well since the rains.
Tower CtyLOrops looking hne. A few young
grasshoppsrs have appeared, but no damage Is ex-
pected from them. A light shower last night.
Weather cool to-day
! Valley City WEATHER clear and warm. A light
fall of rain yesterday. Prospects for good crops
were never better. t--.f.f Ill
spiritwood-Crops In this locality are In splendid
condition. The warm weather and numerous
showers of the past week have made marked inn
provement and the prospect for heavy yield has
never been better.
Jamestown-The rainy weather for two days has
been favorable for growing grain. Most enoour-
aging prospects for large harvest. Farmers report
no grasshoppers.
Eldridge-AlI crops looking we'll and the weather
all that could be desired few hoppers are hatch
ing out but have done no harm yet. So
cleveland Crops growing fast now and the
weather all that could be asked for. Wheat looks
splendid.
Medina-Crops looking fine. Splendid weather
for the past week. Some rain. The weather to-day
is cloudy and warm with light south wind
Crystal Springs-Partly cloudy weather with oc-
casional rains
.Dawson-Crops looking splendid. Weather very
favorable. ~ as t--Ie s...,..1 -
Steele Crops ell in foe condition. Weather
cloudy, with frequent showers.
Sterling-The condition Of crops In this locality is
better than for years. We have had plenty Of rain
and farmers expect a heavy yield. .>..,..s.s
Bismarck growing weather. Gould enot ask
for better. Crops of all kinds looking excellent.
Occasional raj ns withia the past week insure large
yield. 80 .i "rs
Americs-Orops are in good condition aud vith
sufficient moisture an abundant harvest is expected.
No apprehension Of grasshopper raids in this seq
ion.
Hunter-Crops are looking fine. Weather warm
and dry. ,t.i go. ~
Blanchard Weather clear and warm. Crops do
ing finely.
Mayville-Crops looking well. Weather tine.