Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-07
THE HARVEST.
Its Progress as Noted from Towns Along
the st. Paul, Minneapolis Manitoba


the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Read.
Big Lake-Grain all cut; threshing pro-
crossing fast; wheat will average about
fifteen bushels per acre; oats fair crop;
corn backward, but will be good crop.
Sank Center-Crops unchanged; wealth
er past twenty-four hours clear and
warm.
Osseo-Past twenty-four hours clear, no
rain; crops doing we'll.
Observation-Disclosures clear and cool,
but this morning cloudy and mild; light
shower; threshing progressing favorably.
st. Joe-Wheat and oats now being
threshed with bigger results than expect
ed; weather cloudy and cool.
Albany-Weather clear and dry; thresh-
| ing has begun; very little corn in crops
| here and it is so backward nothing is ex-
pected from it.
| four hours been pretty clear and windy;
| little rain this morning; threshing 60
ing on nicely; corn doing well.
misunderstanding is all done; wealth
er cloudy and cool.
Mont1cello-CIear and fine, no rain;
crops doing we'll.
twenty-four hours has been clear and cool
in the first part, and cloudy and cool in
last, it rained some this morning; crops in
fair condition.
Delano-Crops good; cloudy, cool.
Howard Lake-Crops in good cendi-
ton.
Litchfeld-Clear cool; crops doing
we'll.
WilImar-Cloudy, cool; crops in good
condition.
Benson-Thrashing is full blast and
new wheat beginning to arrive; clear and
cool.
Morris-Crops good condition; clear
and cool.
Herman-Grain about all stacked and
threshiug progressing finely; no rain; clear
cool this a. m.
Dewight-No change in crops.
Walcott-Clear and cool; no rain; grain
in good shape; some wheat coming in.
Everest-Cloudy and cool; no rain wheat
coming in lively.
Ripon-Cloudy and cool; harvest over;
threshing progressing; wheat coming in.
Hope-Cloudy and cool; threshing pro-
gressig in good shape.
Portland-Cloudy and small grain has
commenced to come in; will ship to-day.
Representation of crops unchanged;
indications are for rain, to-day cloudy and
| cool.
Glyndnn-Partly cloudy and cool; wheat
| all cut, commencing to thresh.
| Observation-Disclosures threshing and re-
port very fine quality of grain, the gen.
| eral opinion of farnere is that wheat will
average from twelve to fifteen bushels per
acre; clear and cool.
Ada-Weather cloudy and cool; harvest
almost over, threshing commenced.
Beltrami-Harvest almost completed.
threshing in progress; yield good weather,
| cool and clear.
Warren-Harvest nearly finished, stack
ing well under way, threshing fairly COM
menced; reports of good yield in all quar-
tiers; cloudy and cool.
Stephen-Light showers yesterday after
noon, weather this morning cloudy and
cool; farmers threshing.
Kennedy-Harvesting progressing nicely;
cool and raining this morning; will COM
mence threshing as soon as wheat dries
off.
Moorhead-Cloudy and cool: reports of
harvest continue favorable.
finish cutting grain this week; cloudy and
| cool,
Grand Forks-Harvesting nearly done;
most of it will be finished this week;
weather good for harvesting.
Grafton-Light shower of rain this
morning; cloudy AID cool; harvesting will
be finished this week and a good deal
stacked; all is encouraging.
st. Thomas-Light rain this morning;
cloudy and cool; farmers in this vicinity
will about finish harvesting this week.
Hamilton-Crops mostly cut; good
weather for harvesting, and grain looks
good; little rain this morning; now clear
and pleasant.
Neche--Crops being harvested and ev-
rything looking favorable; cloudy and
cool; light rain this morning.
Larimore -Threshing was commenced
on Elk Valley farm yesterday on the half
section near the depot here. They calcu-
lated on twenty bushels to the acre. 1t has
measured so far little over twenty-five
bushels to the acre and is running sixty
one pounds to the bushels.
This farm has 5000 acres in crop.
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