St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-02
d condition. Acreage about the same as
year. BEGINNING 10 need rain Meather

good condition. Acreage about the same as
last year. Beginning to need rain. Weather
cool.
Amboy-Spring season is about q week or
ten days later than last season. All small
grain in and most Of it up, Looking well al
though ground is in need of rain. About the
same acreage as last year Outlook for crop
very favorable.
Wipnebago City-Seading is nearly COM
pleted throughout this section. The acreage
of small grain viii be about the same as last
year. The weather has been unfayorable,
and the season is about two weeks later than
last year. Ground in good condition, but
rain is needed.
/ Blue Earth City-Seeding completed.
Ground dry and needs rain. Acreage not as
great as last year. If present dry winds con-
anue long prospects viii be less favorable. I en-
+ tElmore-Spring week or so later than last
year. There is large acreage of fax on new
ground. and about 20 per cent more wheat
same. Ground insgood condition, but needs
rain. Prospects generally good.
Misunderstanding nearly done. A little in
crease III acreage; prospects and business
outlook good.
Lime Creek-Wheat and oats seeding about
. done A little late, but grain coming up
nicely.
EAvoca-Seeding of wheat, oats and barley
about completed, with increased acreage
over last year of about Is per cent. Outlook
good. but need rain.
1Slayton-Seeding nearly done, except fax.
Grain is coming up nicely, as the ground is
in excellent condition. Indications now
point to having good crops. Increase of
acreage about Is per cent.
iHadley-Seeding nearly done. A little late.
Grain growing finely. A light increase in
acreage over last year. Business outlook
good.
Lake Wilson-Spring is a little late but
seeding is nearly all done excepting flax.
Grain is coming up IN good shape ana look
ing well.
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except fax. Corn planting commenced to-
day. There is a larger acreage of all kinds
of grain than for the last five years. Early
sown grain is looking fine. Prospects very
fattering for large crops
Pipestone-Wheat and oats all soWn and
looking fine. Ground never in better condi-
ton. Acreage full up to or more than pre-
yious years.
Rushmore-Prospects for small grain good.
as ground is in good condition. Good out
look for flax; large section Of country being
prepared for sowing fax.
Administering was about ten days late
this spring. All small gram. except flax. are
in the ground, and prospects for a crop were
never better. Wheat and oat acreage in
creased about 10 per cent barley about Is per
cent. Business good and everybody feeling
encouraged.
Magnolia-Wheata and oats are looking bet
ter than ever before at this time of the year,
being from one to four inches high. Barley
Is mostly up. There is small increase in
acreage Grass growing fast and pasture
will be good in a short time. Ground is in
splendid condition. Farmers look for good
crop. Business outlook good
Luverne-CroDs have good start. Late
rains have put the ground in good condition
and prospects for large yield
Beaver Creek-All small grain up and look
ing very good. Corn is now being planted
Farmers are highly encouraged by present
outlook for good crop. Rather early spring
acreage is slightly increased over last year.