St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
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hAsOTA, sept. l.-Corn going on favorably
in this vicinity; all other grain harvested.
Merriam Junction-Corn looking fine;
small grain all harvested.
Lake Crystal-Threshing well under way
and crops turning out well; corn doing well.
Garden City-Threshing well begun;
small grain turns out first rate; corn doing
well and nearly ripe.
Vernon Center-Threshing going on; corn
doing well.
MISUNDERSTANDING all done; farmers
threshing wheat; corn turning out well; corn
nearly out of the way of frost.
Winnebago City-Crops looking good ;corn
out of the way Of frost.
Blue Earth City-Farmers busy threshing;
weather dry.
Elmore-Threshing well along and fine
yield expected of wheat and oats; corn do
ing well and DO frost yet
Observation-Disclosures cutting and thresh-
ing flax and other grain; all small grain is
over an average crop; corn looking fine.
Rushmore-Farmers cutting and thresh-
ing flax; wheat all cut and stacked; corn
doing better than years past
Adrain-Cutting all done; stacking nearly
finished; good deal threshing; some yields
very good; corn doing well and weather very
fair.
Luverne-All harvesting but late fax
done; threshing commenced; grain of all
kinds yielding well; corn prospects good.
Rock Rapids-Small grain about all cut:
threshing has begun pretty generally through
the country.
Dean-Flax all cut and most stacked: flax
harvest has been delayed to some extent by
wet weather; corn is out of danger from
frost.
Beaver Creek-Crops all harvested and
stacked; threshing becoming general; yield
above the average; corn is safe.
Spring Valley-The bulk OF the small grain
is stacked and threshing commenced; corn
is ripening fast.
Misunderstanding commenced geuer-
ally; weather favorable.
Sioux Falls-All grain all secured in good
condition :; corn q good crop.
Hartford-Flax all cut and about half
stacked; corn doing well; weather favorable
Montrose-Threshing is well commenced,
hut no grain marketed yet; corn is harden
ing well and most of 1t out of the way OF
frost.
Salem-Weather continues fine; threshing
progressing nicely with fair yields and good
quality; no grain marketed yet; corn never
been so well here as now.
Hubbard-Corn doing fine; no frost as
yet.
Tekamaha-The small amount of grain
! which is not already in stackis considerably
damaged by recent rain; corn has suffered
some from hot weather, but prospects are
good.
Observation-Disclosures cloudy, cool; frost ex-
pected, but corn is considered out of dan
ger.
Ponca-Corn is an immense crop; no
frost as yet.
Bancroft-Corn doing well; some report
wheat growing in stack on account of recent
heavy rain.
Herman-The recent hard rains have
damaged the small grain in stack to consid-
cradle extent; corn is doing fine and bids
fair for good crop.
Dakota City-Corn crop is nearly out Of
way of frost; If frost holds off ten days
longer viii have best crop Of many years;
no damage from rains.
Lvons-Very little threshing being done
on account of wet weather; corn is nearly
out OF danger of frost and will be a big crop.
Calhoun-CrDps good; could not be bet
ter: stacking almost over: weather clear and
windy.
Coler.dge-Corn doing we'll; about ten
! days more viii put it out of way Of frost.
Hartingt0n-Corn doing well; small grain
being threshed.
Wayne Corn maturing rapidly, most Of it
beyond danger OF any frost.
Wakeheld-Corn doing well, ripening fast:
weather favorable; no damage from storms.
Hoskins-PUspects stin good here: dry
aud cool.
/ Covington-Corn doing well; other crops
out OF way.
Craig-COnsideral small grain is spelling
+ il stack; corn is first rate.
oakland-Corn is doing nicely, expect
large yield.
! Blair-No change since last report.
Emerson-Prospect continues good for
! big corn crop; small grain nearly allthreshed
in this vicinity; fair yield aud quality.
ConcOrti-Corn promises well; IL frost
keeps away txo weeks corn viii be out Of
danger.
/ NorgolA-No GaEaase 81 rains: Prospects