The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-07-19
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long and 10 miles wide.
lest week were Of great Benefit to III. an ststo
There will be plenty Of hay, millet and corn
PlanAintonJThe heavy rains of the past week
a. io sood so5 crop and brought some
will not be so bad as expected. biz eron of
corn will make up for what we lose in wheat.
Big stone-.Durtng the last week we have been
blessed With an abundance OF rain, and corn
millet and late fax promise to make a good
Worthing-1n conversation with variou. farm
ers 1t is learned that the wheat crop this
be OF better aus e t the state o promises to
years. -
,Houghton-Farmers in this locality report that
the outlook for wheat and corn is not very
not greatly disturbed.-as each farmer has a
nice bunch OF cows. from which they receive -
per COW per month for milk at the Houghton
creamery. and the late rains are bringing feed
Valley sprtnes..Ths past week saw our farm
ers busy in the barley fields. harvesting as fine
their way from Gregory county, and from por- D.
and corn have been exhibited here Gall
lCednston) county a piece Of rye on the
farm OF J. D. Keton, near here. 1t Is not a
standing as thick on the ground as shocks ever
watertown-A ride through the country would
convince anyone that the crop outlook in this
part Of the state Is much better than was e1-
the county the wheat crop looks as Well as it
ever did. while in others It is not looking 90
While the hay crop was forged to the front a01 b.
the rains OF last week and there will be plenty
scotland-Mat Knnkner has cut his oats, and
st e ,x that at s the quality is good and yield win
e. haS. also t hsRn o ana
y 'hs sa sns n.I oanS :
they thiak the yield this season Is much better
Friday bringing the total rainfall for tho week eek
up TO three ana one-fourth inches Crops are
jumping tight along s;, and in many localities will
shindler. Lincoln County-One could almost see
ana srowsrs feel very good over the PIES p1ss
ent condition Of the crop. The hay crop does
VIII sn ;s S
e last year. and the quality will be far ahead
sisseton-Crop prospects in some portions Of
b se,s Of s6. ~ very good Any
vim .v.r.se snd = bushels to the sSa acre. Of
S In spite n Of the
b *. v:. eenerons one throughout the portion
locality. Several fields Of barley and oats have
been cut as we'll As some fax. The crop Is re-
the yield win be greater in this locality.
AlexandY1a-Wheats in this section Is well
nlled, and looks ~ good as any grain ever
, spenc Ger ana rye harvest ). in full
that II wheat VIII be ready for cutting in about
olivet-The farmers are busy now finishing
their rye and barley harvest and cutting their
Faulkton-A number Of wheat fields in th,.
~ bushels sd,,, TsssSs rsns al, 70 over
ys IS
80 acres Of corn that stands a. high ss his h;s
head. and is all te.selns out. In his opinion.
state At tune Of the se sea-. IN this part
IN, Worthwhile z. few pieces Of rye have
WIN fs 60 IS III; 's as >, q ea 'sm
Br:dsewsterrne weather au~,n~ ~. 49,.
week has been cool and pleasant, and, together
with the recent rains. has greatly helped we're |
Hecla-since the rsins Of last week ves.tat,en |
has made wonderful growth. There are some |
and there are Others that will not pay tor the
cut The . hay crop will be much better
oeirE .own to millet to help out on this line
Of sss sn nxs the
eeoSmin. and small grain has put on an entirely |
parkst6n-Harvs.t IS in full blast here now
ana the farmers are not doing thing but |
getting in the splendid crops ~ rapidly as
carthage-The writer has been in the stat.
rsm seass o9d never in all that time
corn at this time Of the year. and not one year
during Ill tE2t time was It advanced ms ia
now: Many fields OF corn will average 20 bushel.
to the acre. =" 0"'"e'S
Clearwater. Miner County-Most Of the farm.
ers In this region have from so TO 100 acres Of
CORN that would bear the inspection OF an Iowa
farmer. and they all wish they had planted
more. Po"
cano ,o;- crops south and west Of here are
heart o. Is. fafy ev s'.a did, which
Centervi1le-The corn has been laid NV and |
harvest has commenced Barley was being c,,t
last week, and many have commenced on their
oate. While in some places the stand Of small |
grain Is not as heavy as desired. the yield and
quality is expected to be pretty good
Mhler-W. l. Halbower brought fine eneca !
men OF wheat IN from hts farm He saws fnNst |
81 his own wheat - lust gooh and that nearlv |
All In his township will equal It, The heaIis |
are long and exceedingly well filed and In |
every particular seems to belle the report that I
everything In the county is burned beyond "a |
eovery. |
Monroe-The crop Is generally good Some
Early oats already has been, cut. Rust Is donS |
scne damage to the wheat, but the crop viii |
ee much better than Il was last year.
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Minneapolis, MINI.
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worth barrel OF Thompson.s Eve
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JOHN GRIFFIN.
Minneapolis, MINI.