The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24

all ripe and looking very WELL Some slight
ly damaged by the last heavy rains Estimat-
ed yield from 10 to 20 bushels Of No. 1 quail
ity
Donaldson-Weather good last three or four
days. Wheat looking fair and about Is per
cent is cut. Average yield between IA and
Is bushels.
Hallock-Weather very fine. Wheat look
ing very good. About half of the crop is
cut. Some threshing done. Average Yield
about II bushels.
and about 60 per cent of the cutting done
Thirty-five per cent cannot be cut on account
of the water. Estimated yled about u
st. vincentWeather good. Wheat look
done. Estimated yield about 20 bushels
Fisher-Weather fair Wheat fair, but rip
ening slowly. Average yield estimated at
about 20 bushels.
Mallory-Wea excellent; Grain matur-
is done. Average yield will be about Is
bushels per acre.
East Grand Forks-weather favorable.
the season. No damage reported. Cutting
about 40 per cent done. Average yield be-
tween 10 and II bushels.
Sabin-Weather is fine. Wheat looking fair
Harvesting about two-thirds DONE Average
yield between II and Is bushels.
Moorhead- Weather favorable; Harvesting
first of next week. No damage reported.
Observation-Disclosures good Early grain ripen-
ing fast; About 40 per cent of harvesting is
Standardization good. Thirty per cent of
cutting done. General yield, 10 bushels.
Grandin-Weather cloudy and cool. Cutting
all done and stacking commenced. No damage
reported. Yield about IA bushels.
KelsoIWeather fine: HARVESTING, practical
ly completed. Yield from Z to 20 bushels.
Observation-Disclosures dor
Wheat fair. Cutting 70 per cent done. Will
grade mostly No l and northern. Yield
II bushels. -. t,r
Cummings very favorable. Grain
good and up to season. Average about II
bushels.
Reynolds-Weather good and 25 per cent
of grain cut and ripening fast. Not extra
grade. No damage reported.
Th1Gmpso9 n fine Ground in good
cut. Average yield Is bushels.
Manvel-Weather very favorable. Cutting
80 per cent done. Average, yield will not
Ardock-Weather good ohe-haif of har-
vesting done. No damage reported whatever
Minto-Weather very fine. Thirty per cent
of the cutting is done. Average yield about
10 bushels per acre.
=, Grafton-Weather good. Harvesting earlier
than last year and progressing nicely, but
Auburn Weather favorable. Grain looking
well and about one-third of cutting done
Yield lei a! about Is bushels per acre.
all ripe. Fifteen per cent of cutting done
Estimated yield, IA bushels.
Giasston-Weather warm, with heavy rain
fall. Grain ripening fast; one-quarter of cut
ting done. Slight damage by rain. Average
yield from u to Is bushels.
Hamilton-Weather fair. Grain ripening
very fast. Harvesting in full blast but just
begun. Prospects for about 60 per cent of an
average yield. 30. csE9,=@ = 49,
Bathgate-W Weather showery. Cutting some
what delayed, but cutting generally is pro-
Vipld - h,x.I @zaa
Neche-Weather favorable,s3O7 per cent Gf
cutting done. Yield about 13 bushels.
Kent-Weather cloudy and cool. Harvest
half through Average 10 or u bushels.
Comstock-Weather rainy. Grain behind
season. One-third of harvesting done Az
erage yield about u bushels.
Georgetown-Weather cool and showery
Harvest about ene-half. completed Average
yield about bushels per acre.
Perley-Weather fine. Not as much smut
as at first estimated Fifty per cent of grain
Halstad-W dry and cool. Grain UP
to season. One-half of grain cut. Estimated
yie:d about y bushels. No damage reported.
Climax-Weather clear. Grain ripening
FAST and about half cut. No damage re-
bushels.
a little behind season. Wheat and barley
about all ripe, and % per cent cut Yield IS
bushels. No damage reported.
T. R. Falls-Weather damp. Harvesting
well along and some threshing will be done
in week. Average yieid about 10 bushels.
R. D: Falls-Weather clear and warm.
Grain ripening fast. Average yield about II
bushels per acre.
Erskine-Weather fair, with a little rain.
Wheat about half cut. About an average
crop. No damage reported.
Mentor-Weather fair. Harvesting about
two-thirds done. No damage.
Fosston-Weather favorable Grain looking
well, and about all cut. Yield to 20 bush
Hoople-Weather favorable Grain ripening
fast. Estimated yield Is bushels.
Crystal-Weather fair. Quarter of grain
cut and the yield will be, light. This, how
ever is not universal.
Canton-Weather cloudy and wet. Quarter
of cutting is done. Damage by high winds
and rain. Yield about 10 bushels.
Cavalier-Weather cloudy and COOL Quarter
of cutting is done. Estimated yield about 20
bushels.
DAKOTA DIVISION
Ojata-Weather has been too showery past
week for harvest; about 40 per cent of crop
harvested farmers expect u bushels.
Emerado-Harvest about half done. Wealth
er past week favorable. Expect yield of II
bushels.
Arvlla-General condition of crops good.
Wheat yield expected Is to IS bushels. Oats,
barley and fax good. No smut to speak of.
Cutting about half done.
Larimore-Weather only partially favorable
for harvest. Some of the large farmers say
their yield will be less than Is bushels per
acre. About % per cent cut. Indications of
rain now.
gara-Weather favorable and harvest is
being rapidly pushed. About one-third in
shock. Most of the wheat will average 10
bushels
Petersburg cool. No wheat har-
vested yet; will begin first of next week. No
reports of damage to crops.
able for harvest, which is being rapidly
pushed. About 20 per cent cut. Average II
to 20 bushels per acre; good quality.
Mapes-Harvest began first of week, but
being DELAYED
thought grade will be good. Average 10
bushels.
about one-third cut. Yield will be from Is
to 10 bushels. No frost yet.
Bartlett-Past week favorable for harvest
ing, which is being pushed very rapidly phd;y:
craryNGlI 4 grains ms rfipening very rapidly.
Harvesting in full blast. Wheat will aver
age from Is to % bushels. %
Devils Lake-Crop REPORTS mot so favorable
as week ago.. Estimated yield for wheat
now II to Is bushels. Cutting just begun.
report Wheat and oats booking fine. Pros
poets for wheat yield Of % bushels Harvest
general. s.LS~t
Church's Ferry-sone harvesting done.
Little smut or blight, Yield 10 bushels.
Leeds-Harvest commenced Grain not as
good expected, having been badly damaged
by insects Yield will be same as last year.
York-Weather favorable past week and
grain ripening fast. Hafvestlwill fairly COM
q per een Of h e F wheat and
other grains, poor; 25 per cena decrease; some
smut Ioe3 b.
Rugby Notwithstanding well under
way. Farmers now complain of some smut.
one hours rain this forenoon. Yield II
bushels per acre.
Tower-Have had favorable weather. Har-
vest we'll advanced. Estimated yield Is to Is
bushels.
Wahpeton-Harvest progressing nicely and