Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-10-15

speaks in glowing terms of the magnif
icent crops in the vicinity of Milton
| Wheat is yielding from 80 to 40 bushels
Grand Forks Plaindealer.
Cavalier county has this year 81, 49,
acres of wheat; will produce an average
of 25 bushels to the acre, or !, 677, zoo
bushels. With 100,672 bushels kept fol-
seed she will market 1, SIT, O3S bushels
Of oats there are 16, O65 acres, or 1,O45,
900 bushels. Of barley there are 9, 4Oe
acres, or 1876, no bushels.
All available threshing machines are
now at work. Although we hear now
and then of piece of wheat that went
as low as twenty bushels, with some
damaged by blight and frost, still the
greater by far majority of reports are
from twenty-five to forty five bushels,
and some even exceed that.-Milton
Globe.
Harry Dunford. Harvey-Talk about
your potatoes, while I was visiting at
my old home in Ontario last winter, I
saw some potatoes of the Beauty Hebron
variety, and brought eight of them home
with Inc, which planted in my garden
last spring. dug them last week and
got just five bushels of potatoes from
the eight planted. Some of them
weighed from one and three quarters to
two pounds. -Langdon Republican.
Bottineau County.
Dill -: L
for over 200 acres. which tested Gil
pounds per bushel
The wheat stacks around town remind
one of the Mennonite villages in Man
oba.-Willow City Eagle.
John F. Scott turned out 2, 100 bush
els and little over from his 60 acres
wheat, No. hard.-Pioneer.
w. J. Thompson, two miles south of
Willow City, had an average of 3S4
bushels of wheat per acre for 100 acres,
80 bushels of oats and IS bushels of bar
ley.
Bottineau county is in the Turtle
Mountain section, and is reached by the
Great Northern railway with stations
at Wilton City and Bottineau.
Rolette County.
John Wright has wheat that produced
81 straws to the stool and the heads
measured 81 inches. -Dunseith Herald.
William Merlin, of Cleveland town
ship, had 70 acres of wheat that required
over $50 pounds of Irvine to bind it. The
wheat stood feet high.-Dunseith Her
aid
Rev. j. R. Crum left at our sanctum
for exhibition stalk of corn that meas
ured feet 6 inches, and contained 6
large ears of corn, also snow flake po
tato that weighed 2 pounds, 7 ounces
-Dunseith Herald.
Joseph Cassavant, Little Shell valley
marketed the first load of new wheat
for the season, on the 9Th instant. The
yield was twenty seven bushels to the
acre and was graded by Agent Duncan
No. hard (sixty one pounds to the
busheD and brought rs cents. Casa
want will have over 1000 bushels
Rolla Star
Joseph Plante who makes farming 6
support 10 his mercantile business and {
pastime, had in 81 acres of wheat, which
yielded 1, 631 bushels or just one bushe
short of being 80 bushels to the acre
still Joe only claims 81 bushels. He
also threshed out five acres of oats and
got 4O2 bushels-S0 bushels to the acre
Rolla Star.
Arthur Lemeux, Little Shell Valley,
has threshed the wheat from % acres
and pays for threshing GA bushels-2a
bushels to the acre 1t weighed 81
pounds to the bushel. and grades No. 1
hard Nineteen dollars returns from
the acre and the government gave him
the land and has more to give in close
proximity.-RollaS Star.
Rollette, one of the Turtle Mountain
counties, is reached by the Great North
ern railway, with stations at Rolla and
St. John. Another branch of the same
road runs along near the western bound
airy of the county, the two affording
fine shipping facilities.
Richland County.
This county is the southeastern corner
of North Dakota, and contains $3.50
square miles, or 1,O26,8 800 acres of
which one quarter is in cult ivation
wheat greatly in the lead with 1856, So
acres It contains 121 school districts,
26 churches, 10 postofices, newspapers
and banks. The population is nearly
H. 900. Can any new region make a
better showing of civilizing conven-
fences for an equal number Of peoplet
The county is we'll supplied with rail
ways, the Great Northern having their
lines reaching the towns Of Wahpeton
Dwight, Colfax, Walcott. Devillo, Han
kinsnn Stiles Sonora and T,adparwOOd