St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-14

and good share is stacked. No threshinr
has been DONE
Heron Lake-Wheat and oats are nearly
all harvested and stacking has commenced.
/ Flax is about half cut. Com is looking
well. All crops are good.
| Lundee-Wheat and oats are all har
vested. Flax is about half harvested.
Some stacking is being done. Corn is look
ing splendid.
Avoea-Harvesting is in full blast, Some
farmers are nearly through threShing.
ClaytOn-Wheat and oats are cut and
nearly all stacked. Flax and corn are look
/ ing well.
Hadley-Wheat and oats are all har-
vested and in good shape. Some stacking
has been done. Flax is being harvested
now.
Lake misunderstanding is in full blast.
Wheat and oats are nearly all cut. Flax
and corn are looking wei.
WOOdstOck-HarveSting is being pushed
very rapidly. and stacking has commenced
in some localities. Everything promises
favorable.
PipestOne-Nearly all the wheat is har-
vested in this vicinity, and stacking has be-
gun i'll some localities. Flax and corn are
doing nicely. The weather is clear and
cool.
NOACAlu-C CAildtA Slttlti 10 III SttlCh SLuI Ill
good condition. Corn is looking fine.
HartingtOn-COm is doing nicely. The
weather is quite cool nights. The small
grain in this vicinity is most all in stack
and in good condition.
EmerSon-Small grain is mostly in stack
and in good condition. Corn is looking
well. The weather Is favorable.
NOrfOlk-The past week has been very
favorable for growing crops. Small grain
is mostly in stack. Corn is looking fine and
well advanced. Crops will be better than
previous years if the weather continues rs
favorable as the past week.
COncori-Small grain is mostly stacked
and in good condition. Corn will be out
of danger from frost by September
Wakefeld-Small grain is about safe
from weather. Corn is doing well.
| Wayne-HarveSting is over and about
all the grain is stacked. ThreShing is 60
ing on. Corn is still growing finely.
Haskins-Small grain about all in the
stack. Some threshing is done. The yield
is good, but the quality of wheat will be in
jured. Corn is i'll good condition.
Blair-Harvesting is over and corn is
looking fine.
Dakota City-Small grain is nearly all in
shock. Corn is looking nice.
Tekamah-Small grain is all harvested
but is too wet for stacking, or threshing.
Fears are that the crop is damaging some
in the shock. Corn promises a good Weld.
Oakland-COn is in a prOspering condi-
ton. Most of the wheat and oat crop is in
stack. The rain of yesterday will delay
| harvesting. Stacking will be finished the
latter part of this week Grain is not
damaged. Flax harvest has just begun,
with prospects OF good yield.
LyonS-The weather lately has been
very unfavorable for stacking, and small
grain is damaging some in the shock 1t
will become serious if it does not come fine
weather soon. Corn is in fine condition.
Blakely-Gran is all cut and with dry
weather will be in stack this week in good
condition. Corn is doing splendid
st. Peter-HarveSting is completed, with
an average yield. Wheat is slightly blighted.
Corn is doing well.
Brewster-Barley is all in stack. Oats
are nearly all cut aud flax is about one
third cut. Corn is looking nice.
BigelOw-The weather is cool and fine.
All grain excepting flax is nearly harvested.
Some flax is cut. No threShing has been
done since last report. Very little stacking
is done. All grain is in good shape with
fair prospect of good crop.
Merriam JunctiOn-Wheat is about all
cut in this vicinity. Some of our farmers
report wheat poor. Corn and oats are
good.
misunderstanding is nearly over
Stacking is well commenced. Wheat will
average from sixteen to eighteen bushels
per acre, of good quality. Corn looks
we'll