St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-02

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looking well and prospects are good. The
weather is cool and pleasant.
Garden City-Small grain is filing out
well. Corn is clean and growing nicely.
Vernon CenteT-CTOps of all kinds are
looking well. The weather is favorable
and prospects are good.
AmbOy-Al kinds of grain is looking
well Farmers are expecting good crops OF
all kinds. The weather is cool and pleas
ant.
Winnebago City-Crops are looking fine.
All kinds of small grain is growing well.
Corn is looking well.
Blue Earth City-AH grain is looking
well, and farmers expect a good yield.
Elmore-CrOps looking fine.
KasOta-CropS are in fine condition this
week. Corn is doing nicely.
JOrdan-CTops of all kinds are looking
well. Corn is growing fast. Wheat is
heading out.
SheldOn-Crops of all kinds are looking
well. The weather is favorable.
BigelOw-All crops are i'm fine condition,
with the exception of a few pieces of flax,
which are reported to be dying out. 1t is
fine weather for crops.
WindOm-Al grain is doing nicely.
Farmers expect good crop of all kinds. 1t
is good grai-grOwing weather.
HoSpers-Farmers complain some Ofss the
flax dying out in spots, but most of it is do
ing well. Other grain is looking fine.
AShtOn-A!l small grain is doing well
except flax, which in some places is dying
out and being eaten by small worm, which
is thought to be due 10 the ground being
seeded to fax too long, but the complaint
is only in open localities and not alarming
Corn is doing well.
st. Peter-Crops continue to lowell
Henderson-Famers report crops as do
ing well.
Belle Plaine-Crops are looking well.
| The weather has not been as favorable as
heretofore. There is some complaint of in
| jury to small grain by insects.
WOrthingtOn-CrOps of all kinds are
looking well except corn. which is rather
backwards on account of wet weather.
RuShmOre-The weather is favorable.
No reports have been made of more dam
age to crops by storm. Late flax is doing
better than that sOwn earlier, There will
be about twO-thirds as large yield as last
year, according to reports. Corn is just
fair crop; all Others are doing well as last
year.
Adrian-All kinds of small grain doing
finely. Corn looks poor in some places. The
weather is too wet for corn.
DTake-CrOpS of all kinds are growing
nicely. No damage was done by frost or
storms.
Luverne-CrOps look fine. Corn growing
very fast. No damage was done by storm.
Rock RapidS-Crops of all kinds look
good. No damage resulted from the storm.
No further complaints as to flax being dam
aged by insects have been made.
Dean-Smal grain is in good condition.
but on account of the weather being wet it
is quite weedy. Corn is looking well. but is
not quite so far advanced as at this time
last season.
Beaver Creek-Com never looked better.
Small grain of all kinds doing We'll. Rye,
barley and oats are heading.
Valley Springs-CrOpS are doing well.
The weather is rather wet.
BrandOn-All crops except corn are do
ing well. The weather has been too wet
for corn and frost has damaged it in some
places.
Hartford-All crops are doing well. The
weather is favorable.
MOntrOSe-CrOpS are looking well. Corn
promises only fair crop. The weather is
favorable for all kinds of grain.
S2lem-All crops are doing well. Corn
is better than last year. The weather is
very favorable for all crops.
JackSOn-COm is rapidly recovering from
the effects of the heavy storms of two weeks
ago. Small grain of all kinds is doing well.
EmerSOn-The weather for the last week
was favorable for all crops. Prospects are
good.
HartingtOn-COrn is looking fine, and the
prospects are good for heavy crop. Small
grain is looking bad. the fields are thin and
grain is considerably lodged by late storms.
TnravfIrra H., h.
for all crops. Wheat and oats that were
not damaged by hail are better than any
year before. Corn is in about the same
condition as last year.
COncord-SmaH grain was damaged some
by the late storms. Corn is doing well,
and is about as far advanced as last season
at this time.
NOrfolk-The weather the past week
was favorable for growing crops. Rye is
beginning to ripen and promises a good
yield. Other small grain is looking well.
Corn is growing nicely and is well adj
yanced.
Hoskins-Small grain is in good condi-
ton.
Wayne-The past week has been very
favorable for corn and small grain. Every
thing is looking splendid.
Wake6eld-CrOps are doing nicely, hav-
ing almost fully recovered from the effects
of the hail storm. The weather is favor
able and prospects are good.
Blair-Al crops are doing well.
Craig-Small grain is looking splendid
Corn is backward, but prospects are fair.
Bancroft-Crops have been doing well
the past week. The weather has been
favorable and the farmers are getting the
weeds under control.
Lyons-The weather has been very favor
able for crops lately. All kinds are look
ing fine, especially corn.
Dakota City-Small grain is doing we'll
Corn is improving fast and promises first
class crop.
Pender-Crops are looking better than at
previous reports, and prospect for large
POT corn is better. Wheat is doing
well.
Ponca-Crops are looking well, and the
weather favorable for small grain. Corn is
doing better than was expected after the
severe storm.
Oakland-All kinds of crops are doing
well. A little rain would be beneficial to
corn Some OF the low lands that have
been drowned out have been replanted, and
viii make feed. Corn bids fair to be an
average crop. Wheat looks well. but Is
shutting badly. Oats are doing well: fax
never better; potatoes on the uplands are
splendid.
Tekamah-The weather since last report
has Leen favorable to all growing crops.
Herman-An crops are looking well in