The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10


q lasgs aelsy q Il 81
during tile boom DAY is
who ufe npse dfus Il en-
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him 81 3 nrr hssll III. as l,s.ssls| 81 tsssl
be wssaaa east. tie o3es
he eaclisd Pittssstifgh s. that tae inca
wslluoE drift has at one
gsake cxcs rye
s Reslsfaa "a. s &c istsse gest q.
ef Ivsce IS fecslY s.l. as
sstiae neas siaelve ID the s. ils asgl
coildlEsals 81 iey,ttuFss taHs il
the stats The herald quotes those
pats reIerfins S ard iasest
couaties, and the coseleflag
marks. which ewi III DC iea kseest;
Todd oailt ~ + lie avea llsg as aeell /
warm aud windy; the crops ,aestly ii,
getting teal, to sofn ana potato ia
ing, everything looking splepai
douglas County Seeding pl.e n
flashed, ground ii fine shaps,
.si far looks favorable Tor 4 l1ouits fHl
harvest, pastures are greene han ssg
have beentor yearsat fHis tlale touud
DRYING rapidly
Stearns County-Seeii ling nsas flii-
ished, farmers blowing tor corn. some
early sown wheat was DAMAGED frost |
in March, late sown grain Is looAisg
hae Grass two weeks earlier than last
year, Potato planting has begun
Benton County Scarcely auv seeding
done vet III the timber lands, too vst,
will take some time for land 10 dry
weather being favorable, seeding w;l he
resumedIthe last ofnet week.
GENERAL REMARKS.
The weather conditions throughout
the state have been very favorable for
all growing crops. The tenperatafe and
rainfall were both in excess. Notwiil.s-31
standing The heavy rams which have
fallen IN the southern section during tie
latter part oftte week, the warm weatli
er and occasional brisk winds have as
sisted IN drying and rapidly putting the,
ground N good shape for plowmg.
Seeding is practically finished ID the.
central and southern sections aati out
half finished in the northern ssction.
Corn and potato planEing general in
the. central and southern sections ard
4
the groand is being rapidly Ifsp a,y.t ior
these crops in tIlenorthera ( ar
dening is general and vegetation Is loiilg
well. Pasturage is excellent and cattle
are living on grass in the central and.
i southern sections Bees are gathering.
| pollen from willow aud box elders Some
wheat sovr in March had to ihe resotyn,
on account Of damage By frost and wei
weather All small grain eaflY so8gh is
well NJ and tile iisisisate iookf.1s excel-
lent. All indications So far I5ht "a a
boaatiIul harvest of all crops Il ail sc
tio1s.
ea E;ssase Esssrs.
The eifaxifagg resi s sa te tlsFs gor
tie western part ST comfy ave
recently 5gsa ferofaed i,,, fIle register 81
deeds:
NJ Hogan aad wis to 10 MISE
B1ailaad u sSs sec Is
.........,4 LOCO
Mis- 3 aIlsnS and =svileto G Bar-
gerdineg e59s stRM and VIZ se7
sec 8 I23 81 ...,.,,.....,.,.. 1876
/ Nick Nieyer and wife TO l7cra1ag
Bascheager, NE III sec 36t 12t
Il LIZ
Same to III II q Bafchenger, SO il
9 sec So 124r 33t..,........,........ 10
Bernard Diersclial et al to A3am
/ Dierseilal, ne14 ne11z sec 23t 125
4 81 ard otliers......, 1906
i las n NIeagher aud wife to Wnl
i Wonnacott, sw14se 49, 126
i This is the way. the editor ieels when
he does up his sentiments in blank verse:
Il would fly from the city S rule and i;.lx
from its fashions and its forms cut
loose-and go where the strawbefl IS
grow onits straw, and the gocseherfy
grows onits goose; where tlleea p tree
] IS climbed by the cat a she Gu les for
!. its prey the guileiess and uGsua ecsi r.g
rat on the rattan bush at play. | will
catch at ease the saffron COW and the
cowlet in their glee; as they leap N JOY
| from bow to bow on the top.ot a cow
| slip tree; and list while the par fridge
drums bis drum, and the woodchuck
chucks his wood, and the dog dexeurs
the dogwood plum in the prinnttive. SELF
| tude.
'sOil let me drink from the moss grown
| pump, that was e.sr from the pumpkin
+ rree! Eat rnusll and milk from tlie rufai
stump. from folly ard fashion free iies,
| gathered naush from The mushroom vi5ie,
j and mix ironitlle niillsweeel sTeet-Nith
i pine apple from the pins. Aud tlisa 8
the w..site wash diary III turn, nshsfe tic
diary maid hastening hes her ftllds and
golden.red butter 70 ehurn The lniiE 81
the butterflies; and Til rise at mort with
the earliest bird % ttle ffasfant BARN
yard pass, ard watch Wsiite us t4rtn er
turfs his herd 81 grass4aI,pel ont TO
grass-Paeiic Union.
Ctst IA z
Il The Pioneer Press, always abreast Of
4 The times, has redaced It's sti9sc4 tpt ton
rates just one-hali. he s9 g on the
Duly aud siiuaay egltsiolls IS hlit 50ets.
per month, So 90 per lnurli d al s.sIiiee;;
for tie Daily, witllout sQtlda53 4oets.
Per fnonth5 s. 90 Der a0aahs, il ad-
vance. Sunday only, 81 so per aailali,
ii advance, 5osts. for three moaths-
Tie Ploncef Press IS now tie eiieapss ST
nsctrop Titan ueiysp:io ii The eoiistrv,
is high standara WI les tlfarotsslily
maintained, aAa Il, viesv 81 She lars >
increased circulation which L vii most
assureIly have, it has entered iito ar
. rangelnenss t. sEeil ere gtiy s'e nc
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