The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-08

Ashbys-Jv sr wera there amer 0p psospects for !
good crop wheat than now. The Quality bids
TAT to % q tho best. and % to quantity Y WI
menc0 hAyk this WeaIs frnext week all
will be atAAA New - III market here
before Ajg. |. two y Lash year;
county,: assds d b4ing cut:
Notwithstanding thd what and
oass arg = fairly good Istikr than
il in' blossom sss : oG sno aoass } se "a s SisS.
Potatces are also = poor
BaTnesyiIle-Ihe tha last
week has bad 9 very faya "a the
county ~ 9 few days will &ssedathe
felds being entirely Tree q Ihe qutn-
lily VII ,,. he a considerablyf s!ersss-
ont oasG he sn aaHS so s'sssn VIII shs ts E Dis
The potato crop VIII be- There =
sn s,gsnh nay f g no hsm sss sss i, Ga
give g eood Yield and No !. andA
farmers ada Il That. take y O. y orcplsA
wheat IRE very larss and IN
corn is looking good and toSs
are 2 Good qpa!itY7and d u -
only thing tint w hhSSk 16sers -
iay Wi my VII ne Rs S..sh,
county pronisel tolyisS&4 yield.
The cutting OF gin ny ~ week.
~ ve snS e =. ~ Tsoaf ~ horn
i Is the best andonlA bsMay. II
Will help late graA som S3<
LAKE q Mectton sre
is estimated that Il We'll from 30
70 90 bushels per cre eersaee in
tnls c6unCy TINS yea1s 49, 81 any
o .Il1s crop. MOST olEhe spt3SE2 !. sd oats
being indicated
Albert Ilea-Ibe rienilg heldsN 1LEhaSsyeld tha
most s9gadans o hsrsst that Free couns t;s
yleId oO bushels 7 the acre. WhsstS1dS3pY0SliEE
developing under re tnfiuenfeapf A. Ic6oi-
wea ras On 1ns or, NS LlaTs. n.y. Haa1
a OF - ~ a uusns,s0 Inc 90 eaArapidly
Chatneid-OIops looking ms LII progsase
an aounaant ylei0. Barley AdSheNvy* III we'll
niieo. oprlnR Wnet how9aas iistie blight In
s sfracts s%dc'i Hat. Da a.a aaoes nos seem 70 be much
lodged insome sectins.
benc Pialne-SprlE wheat holds the field:
wansel wneas ~ en1hnd found wanting. Oats.
ing WeE. Potateesh and vegetables are very
gooa.
ecnnei9rC q Meeker county are look
OUT ana Enomise ~ good yield cNHxcellent
QqaliIy: Corn ana pfatoes are needing rain.
MeDstel, y. I.,,J9ls river parties are maxi
1 nnt LAY \ AIM = 1 gor,n ni LIZA IN nau.tng y 10 buik with
oas Da,ing lofty mlieeAs g stretch. 30 scarce is
tne hooden On ING naE harvest has commenced
n sne vlclnIty q bsigXn. but there are no signs
OF llpe gram IN me Din yet. ,.Day county never
- haJ q De - crop Ion Is looking well. but u
Dackward. fIax ls incest crop Tor years. 0ets
are = Ialute, Darcy Ro9f, po@stoes fsifSand po-
'sSo ouss IoI $ ~
good |s rain last nirht: s ses,o haa ws sseo v 4 ~ Dy 9
GIs iOI past. tnIee Week. Inc crops look 9ood.
me paospece - now goo ZOE ~an-aDundant crop
" aras. - 80
Di1Uaemaau.s. sloE Isln iast nlghgs CLOUDY
sT.nay y:,s Er pp met neartE eeady ior harvest. Some
will probably be th, best ever raised IN this
OF the county, Is thck with, long heads. well
niIsa ana PLUMP. ZEE are ratner poor.
housIon- CTeps MINIS section nave never
aho,,t Dess Sar .or sns past Hkesn Tears. arain as
mensely large. Corn is well advanced and all That
: neeuev - IL. lAe 10y crop 10 largo. and The
a I, aseiing tney are having . very prosper-
Ia Moure, y. D.-The crop question Will be
ueclued ~ Ihls county during the ensuing fort-
LIZ n.KnS ~ 3 tne impression now that the Weld
wil De some better than expected. although at
y : Iest ~ viii De smaIl. many putting the aver
- 81 Euo GoIncy 81 OUT 20 nve Dusnels.
AZ, Dtue Esasn asy-W neat 10 tn1s Vicinity ts all
tna. Wa PreG n.y. Ior y from the BEGINNING 81
are nI1r Longer Rerr IMAM y usual sussi ana perfectly filed vie
/ Grade. Many fields N this vicinity win yield
win 60 less than twenty: Oats and barley IRE
n1e. Dotn being beyond the nv erage.
Mltcneil :. D.-Ihis section OF Dakota has
, ussn pl st III, almoss aaiy by rains during the
Lreqnent g 70 interfere to.some extent with the
proeress OF the wheat harvest, which has been
negon IN many localities II fs estimated that
s y yasiG o. wheat VIII ee from i've to twelve
will be . very light crop. yielding not over TWEEN.
" 70 thirty bushels to the acre. The late rains
ano warm weather arc bringing out the corn
splendidly. Potatoes. grasses and flax VIII 10
nrsl-clasa. s
Appleson. M1nn.-The agricultural society's
ssDuiaIeu estInate OF crops 3 y.countfes for. this
cerned. Our wheat Will 70 10 bushels to the
ncra. oass ~. corn ~ and potatoes 200 bushels.
age
the estimate by the state agricultural society 81
the probable yield IN Goodhue county this sea-
the the, Yield ieH here here th hsg ss p.soen Nil 1n Ss ~ }as. sss t tnns
ing the last oecsde. Especially 10 this trne Of
barley, oats and rye.
~ Me,rose-ihe farmers IN thislocality have q.
ready commenced to cut their grain. The wheat
Will average about fifteen bushels per acre. Tho
weather has been very favorable the past week
f9r the Ming pi1g OF she heads, having been cool and
fered some with harvest. though the grain was
Winnebago--The harvest in this section Is well
nnder way: barley ali out and some In stack.
thrss:g cr ~ ana sn0caea: yyield ngnts about
harvest is in full blast: the yield viii be large.
me best crop for some years. quality No. !. Tho
sav ~ !. n ny aaisd inJI Tsa g haa nsaos' % e extent
light, and this viii tend to compel farmers Is
practice 2 sort OF economy they are not ao-
Chamberisin. 8 -. ,o,,,rs .,,ro..
daily. Corn is looking splendid. Small grain q
mncn Degser shan was anticipsted-
was yerv favorahie for ~1 fhs oro nvL sn cr pas' s 49,.
the temperature moderate, with occasional
showers. The farmers are jubilsnt over the
change In the appearance Of small grain and the
prospects ot 9 hay, crop after harvest. Tho
Wneat Will, Do cut ~ least CW0 weeks earlier than