The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-02-14
HOUSE, I. b d ARDEN,
All,gIric6 ItpiTSal Items.

4g3 lluUlbs udS liC.
tories, most Of tliaIn i s he mort ern
counties. lS z! q
An aole Of celer snpp Had ffhss Bbston
market fifty years ago. now thefa Ore 80
acres raised annual Mt thin ten miles or
the city, and this. season iinport ations5
3wereimade lei from, New Y ork, \ NJ Michigan
and Prince Edward Island ,ss,.sis is5.. 4
~ Nh lillian Gard ham tellst the Canaan !,
News that he finds his domestic animalBs
afford an excel lent market for surplus
apples cludine forty yoiiig turkeys
and plenty Of chicke = the latter taking
30 many as Ebushel e day He prepares
ths a sFas t &c 81 I nash
The recent outbreak of ldiphtharia in I
Canterbury, Eng, compelled belated at
Ftention to the ReIlnted wells Of the in,
fected district ers franearlys
sixty OF them was fbess Eohtata-
mated With; sewage and swaraings with
living Organisms 'sS Filth ewiisss hind.
sight which; locks stha STA tbles dobTs after
the steed is stolen; these pssk holes
have nowsbeen ordered 81 osed.
Mr.. Scott; Bridg N Wa 81 "
about fifteen years sagoi transplantsdS
buckle cherry bushes of'5 both the high.
and the low kind i, h om j cold wet
swamp to t.dry gravesly sol good corn
land They grow till. better than ins
their native spot ;s.the berries are q
great dea larger saiids pfiood Gted by 3hss
bushel q good part Of thesB IN His
suggestions to others who may like to
try this unique fruit cultnf e. We except
from the bus anlman: n Set out young:t
plants, about q foot high 4 lin sthe spring.5
Mulch i them for a ~ ear Or two, and
plough IN some coarse horse manure ocss
casionally. They are slow to start, but;
after they arb .sfaJ hey grow rapid ",
both in bush aud ssbtefry5sI Ijessbush
may be cultivated NIT a horsel They
should be set at Ieast assyen apart
each way as they bread conaid erably
or four bushels to each. hill.
President Ri II cK III u, 81 stbs Mis-
sissippi Horticultural Society, after try.3
Il ing In his grounds, during. ten ears.
about forty Of the newest varieties Of
\ greatest promise -eele the Wilson
] in his recent y annual Address as !" ur-;;
nishing nearly quite Il rgesfourths Of
United States9:: hs Srast q faciiity=
/ with which. it adapts 3itsel t0 aatitudes,j
soils and seasons iii 4Wond erfui. What
3 ever other varieties do we'll ,as & rule it:
does better. Where cpn: we fbd sanoth-l
ser that has stood 80 lcng an :l4lWon so
many battles, and to- day !, after aFtesto of
nearly thirty years with be Vi hole listof,
new and old stands grandlY and far in
the lead Of all % parallel like it can
II be found ina single yariet y in any other
department o Fruit owing ~. Dss IA Il
Mr.. Geeoge 7. Dwell, Client, N. Z ], at
arecent Getting Of the Columbia County
Farmers Club, 81 whiShs he il president,
remarked on the Increased cost Of tim-
& ber- an expen siva building material at
best and the necass ity of economizing
4 it's use; and he sugge sted that there are
several obvious advantages id utilizing
for country houses and other. structures
the cheap and album ant3 material which
x in most cases is within easy reach
sssnd, gravel aud & stones.,S He has
shownlhis faith By putting M q concrete
Y barn with wallis twenty four feet high, IN
4 closing 9 space sixty: five by seyenty.fe Get,
III M The Old motion that any soil is good
enough to raise bean iSis sa mistaken
Il ono. In planning for next seasofh 8 crop
ltit will pay you 70 se1ec one ofsyours best
Y pieces of ground for beans; and Bee that
I it is put in prime condi tion.. IN bile they
will exist in q poor soil they will only
do their best in q rich one Given q
good rich soil and good cultivation.
4 beans will usually prove one Of the most
/ profitable crops On the farm. "
Corn will shrink from the. timeSit5is
3 husked from the field $or shock in WE'LL
protected cribs, from 20 to 80 per cent.
by spring. That is 100 bushels will
shrink to 20 to sc. Z accor ding to how dry
lit was when adhered. 81 Sound corn, will
I shrink 20 per cent, SO that 40 cents per
bushel as II comes from the. field is as
good as 20 cents in the: spring. "a