New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
joined are county and town reports gathered from
all quarters Of he Territory


all quarters Of he Territory;
ABrRprEv.-Seodng in Brown County is finished
aid 40 ne of the grain Is up and ,oOkiug vel. Inc
ACREAGE IS Inublc last years The indications are
not unfsvorabe although the spring Is coid ana
lave
A,uTov.- Oyer 200 600 acres of wheat have been
,oryn I'D sphinx County TIM. spring. Last year less
;han ore-t tenth of ths amount pat ~. he gram
/ Is growing finely.
LtCN-roNr.-Al All the breaking which was done in
sargent oun'v last fall - now IN wheat ana more
LAND o.. being prepared. This one OF the newest
couu;ic. eff abe Territory.
ssfLroN.-Whcat first sown j, outof The ground
ara looking VII. Late COO weather iia9 gwen II
. .od roots. Low ground ], drying slowly.
C.LrAX-seodIng viii be over ~ Rcnland Conn
ty iu vrly Jew dJv> aud III better form IMAM I"f
some years past More III 10 double the acreage OF
last Neai is being SoWn ~ wheat.
CoLrNBIA-Thc sod was well rotted, and the
work OF sowing was easily performed Inc I"H'
seeding bad been oOne Dy ihe ON.
Observation-Disclosures wet weather has in,er-
rnrtcd fIc sowing of seed in the Slack HIS me
t,, vi cot be completed for week 1r ten DAYS 10
come even with the best OF weather rom ms ,'"o
on The to- al acreage to he seeded VII nov pr III
exces, of that of 50. but increased yield Is not
uulaclv A large por ion of last year crop
500 900 bushels is still on hand
DCkI<~0N -About all the wheat is IN the ground
ana some OF II has already appeared above the SOIL
with Aca4tLy color.
FARGo-GnIv a small proportion of seeding re-
mains Co. De done. About 200 900 acres have been
sovu IN Cds~ county. The her last week was
bright and warm. but SINCE thcnlt has been some
what cooler Many of the noted bonanza farms lie
co,ri,nous 10 Fargo. and upon them he General
outlook of the most encouraging description.
I il u dimensions. already colossal, have been cA-
tended this spring, a larger area having Pcch dc-
y..lcu to " IA AT than ever before With a reason
ably favorable summer the yield VIII hc enormous
and al present writing al signs are au>pici0us for
houEtltul harvest
GRAfr0N-h Walsh County seeding was half
over OH ine 9TH and will probably be completed
this week. he ground IS III excellent form.
GRAND Provisioning IS not yet quite oyer IN
TIN, uincd ate vicinity, but on high land larger
acreage has been >own than IN any previous season.
The weatoer remains chilly, but wheat will by no
means suffer in consequences. some grain WAS up iS
early the Sd. on high land.
HoPr-Neariy all the Grlggs County farmers
have finished seeding and many have begun break
ing Wheat first SOwn is now three TO four ln'hes
hgb and the season ID TWO weeks ia tuNdhcc Vi
last.
HOWARD.-The farmers are putting the finishing
touches on the work of seeding. rho acreage III
small gram is perhaps five times larger than last
year in Miner County great amount OF land nav
ing been newly broken and put under cultivation.
With fine weather good crop may be expected.
HUEON LAKE.-Farmers in this section arc very
hopeful. and the work of seeding Is ended. The
earliest soWn Is up and uOurl>liing.
KRIIH-The season bias been ackward. and seed
Ing is not yet ended; but for the past three days
the weather has been more favorable, ana gOOd re-
suits are confidently expected
LARIMoRE.-Sccdng. which was begun three
weeks ago, has now been successfully finished the
farmers not having been seriously DELAYED by
wet weather ns III the lower portions of the Terri
tory During the last week of seeding the condl-
uons for work could not possibly have been I'M
proved.
lIsRov-Some of the smaller farmers in Rawson
County concluded seeding last Saturday. and most
Of the more extensive soil tIllers will follow suit
this week. The ground ! now IN excellent cOndl-
ton though the Tanfalls of the latter part OF April
and beginning OF May impeded operations to some
extent.
Valley l. nearly ever. An immense increase IN acre
age Is shown.
MIiLBANK The spring has been cold and wet,
and farmers have only with great difficulty, and
working AT intervals. sIcC~cIcd IN getting ii their
wheat. WhIch Is almost finished now.
NFw-BIFr,Lo-Seediugi is finished. The ground
has been I'D fine condition for work. some wheat i
up.
RAPID CIrY-A severe snow storm on tho l.: and
I'd inst wrought temporary disaster o seeding oci-
atlOu,. the bad effects have nearly disappeared,
however and little work viii remain undoue AT the
close oi ;hc present week.
VALLEY CITY.-In Barnes County seeding IS adj
vauclrg finely. and Will br finished the fore part ~
mex. week large area Of oats, barley AID corn
Will be raised this wear.
WABrEr1N-Work in The folds is nearly over.
Forty per cent more wheat j. beng sOwn than ever
before. south Of here wheat and oats are three
J. chcs above ground
WArtRroWN.->ecdIng had ended in tins county
on the 81 inst. The gram Is coming mp evenly and
with favorable a. pect Three iucncs of snow fell
week ago. which Won. 4 have been REGARDED favor
able 10 small gram If followed by warm weather;
nuf II has hr-n rather cold ever since. I.crr Is
plenty of time yet, however, Tor an encouraging
turn OF affairs.