Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
ALL WORK is SUSPENDED
The Hcrthwsstsrn Blizssrd Proves
&C BE- Dssa t.oUs
flRsEHs WERE VERY HiD m1
1hs Geld saxs Etnas Mach Grain in
Ssrtn DAkSsA Eathrasnea ana
Maea Asy sa4ils--ssep ped ~
the STORM

81 PAUL. dtzn-s Nov l9-Cver zoo
member Of the tlraSAinx crews Of
North Dakota have returned here,
driven home BY tho big ssornz. They
snasinously rapport that the dispatches
Of the last fss aays eanvsy but =
slixst lasa oe the ruin wrought by the
snow and cold George Bliss propris-
cor Of . thrashiaz outfit. paints this
tsrriels rictErs Of ths situation:
stsps-a ~ tas sssrm-
~ruliy sss-taira Of 10 grain Ia Grafton.
WASH saa orasd Es<ks sean lies Is IN
tAzAsaed Va haze s<en cSkays-isc u ls<ss
vorx vrt4s Ssst % esy Tor nea wssn teams
aad = sSy - sassaaz hslpsrs oA aecoQas u
TIE sssa4ttsa IL grszn- TUESDAY last . misty
ran sss u irsla tns ss1tRwesI An6 esntirasd
. x1sster part of Tie 2xy- rossE4 evsa4aS
tDo vtnd ssfftsd 70 t1e ao<ta vest add sas rain
shsnssf 10 sis<t sHa taAily tsts . binding
snssstssu- TIE aexs asrnias the thez-
ffsssa m sseh useses u II vas Impossible
- s-t sAsn ssrousa shs Raeniass We A.
tempted 70 sasssa Wednesday. eaS Tie orAtn
sArasasa aadsr these conditions thsusc Afsas
bsfas pnt taio he bias aaa this Ia itself vzs
sxnc.sss rsAssa fos leaving rae rest In The
tsid saers IL aas . possible caAacs of drying
cut
- D~kDeA the Grain.
-over tAe saSirs aissricS from PARK river, n
Walsa csuseR - orafssa. stretch of country
sovs<sns - aiiss. sAsrs b sssr.y sas-hsn The
srsis st4li snsa<AsheA fneussnds Of bushels
u ma vii % whak1y ruined have seen
tsrnsrsdartag The l~ss week implors Easn. win
tssEs Ia tAeir eyes, - stay and ass.sI in gstuns
sat Ne gaia n the enornaoas wages u four
dollars daJ. II MAS eaysical imscssieiiisy.
hoseyer. for men 20 stand ous IN ths Geld with
2nS a "a hSfn arA
snow taeass deep IN he stabole."
Travellers from South Dakota report
q similar sitnation there. though in .
less degree. Considerable grain In the
James River valley, south OF Glendale.
is still unthrashed. and the recent
storms and cold weather render fur
thsr work impossible. The grain thus
left 0us both in North and south Ds-
kota Is almost certain to be lost for IL
Il now thoroughly saturated and
frozen Tho warm weather necessary
20 thaw IL out would cause the grain
20 swsll II this occurred ia winter .
spesseding freeze would spoil the ksr-
nsl. sad II not sin sPring the rains wiz
- aps - cause the wheat to sprouk
- neash % HsrnArA
'JAN1srowN. N. n, Nov. ie-Winter
esme 10 North Dakota early and unsx-
pectsdly and found the farmers unpre-
pared for IL In some localities three
quarters Of the grain Is unthrashSd and
much Of IL b still in the shock. Presi-
dent stockbridgs. Of the Farmers Alh-
'ancA, estimates that ons-quartsr Of the
wheat crop Of the whole state Il
still untArashsd and viii have 70
20 over tiu spring. Less than - per
can't of The blowing has been dsns and
in many eases shelter has net been pro-
vidsd 1se stssk Numerous small losses
Of shssp occurred during tho last
wssk's seoru and reports from Dun
ssitA. in the Turtle mountains, tell Of
I. enc lsss Of 1.sos sheep and another Of
zoo IL VIII require hundreds of men
from outside the state to do the farm
vosk piled up for next spring. The
sssah win probably be q decreased
acreage throughout the state -