The Dickinson press., 1892-06-04
Crop Conditions.

GAINESVILLE, June l. special Tel
eRram Following is the report of the
condition of crops along the Northern
division OF the Great Northern, as
furnished by Superintendent jerks:
Fargo-Weather is all that could bs
early sown grain coming up nicely;
acreage will be- about the same as last
year.
Harwo6d-High land all lseeded; quite
lot of low land to be seeded yet; grain
looking we'll.
Argusville-Farmers are all seeding;
most of them have in two.thirds and
come more than that If weather re-
mains favorable most tf item will be
done by last Of this week.
Gardner-Crops doing nicely; pleas.
ant weather and favorable last weeA.
Farmers mostly done seeding; probably
be little seeding done between now
and the t. nth of tho month.
Grandin-About 90 per cent of wheat
sown this year; ground in splendid con.
dit,on; all wheat up.
Kelso-WheAt is all up and Looking
fine; farmers about here say that they are
very muLh pleased with the outlook.
Had about two degrees of frost Monday
night hut do not think it hurt the
wheat any.
Misunderstanding almost done;
weather clear and warm and crops will
come on rapidly.
Cummings-Orops growing fine;
about four.tifths Of the acreage of the
seeding done, and about one-fourth of
acreage has been seeded above last
years report. With the present weather
seeding will be finished by the seventh.
Buxton Crops look fair; about IS per
cent of seeding is DONE
Reynolds Seeding with few eY cep-
tions is about completed. The weather
was fine past week for growing and all
that has been in the ground for a suf-
ficient time is doing nicely. Prospects
are for good crop; large acreage of
late sown grain this year.
D.ckey-The past seven days have
been very fine. Seeding of wheat nearly
finished, with decreased acreage, and
oats in fair way to finish. Increased
acreage of flax and barley. Early sown
grain looking fine. Farmers happy.
Thompson-Weather cloudy and cool
past week; seeding shout completed ex-
cept miIlet and barley; the present
prospects more favorable.
Grand Forks-Weather past week fsv.
orab.e for crops, and seeding about all
done; some grain up and looking fine;
warm and pleasant to lay.
Minto-Crops doing we'll; weather
favorable; about 80 per cent of the
crops sown; some land will be too wet
to SOW this season.
Grafton-Weather very fine since
last report; wheat about oil eown for
this year; east Of us acreage will be very
light. and west and north good average
crops are expected; everything growing
fine.
st. demonstrating will be entirely
finished this week; about so per cent of
the acreage sown last year sown;
weather is flee and grain is growing
rapidly.
Misunderstanding will be mostly all
completed this week; weather fine;
crops that ale up look splendid.
Batbgate territory directly to
this place has fair acreage OF wheat
sown, nearly, if not quite, an average
of 81 per cent OF last years acreage;
weather generally fair. and crops doing
nicely; farms which were too vet for
wheat will be sown to other grains
Crystal-See eding all done; weather
favorable; grain nearly all up; the pres
ent indication good.
Oavalier-The weather during the past
week has been cool, and farmers have
bsen busy seeding wheat; seeding is
about finished; some up and looking
good; farmers now busy seeding barley
and oats