The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-22
JAMES YIELDS GOOD.
North Dakota Section Of the Valley
Shows Up Strong in All Ger
eral Products.
Thirty Bushels Of Wheat to the Acre
Reported-Threshing Is De-
layed Again.
snecialS to The journal.

Specials to The Journal.
Jamestown N. D., Sept. 22.-The yields
of wheat, barley and oats in the James
River valley this season are very heavy
and will compare favorably with other
sections of the state. Some Of the yields
run as much as 80 and IS bushels to the
acre.
o., courtenay-Trank suehla's wheat yie aas
bushels of wheat and so bushels of oats. Will
lam Reed received 90 bushels Of wheat an ace.
A. G. Gorthy's wheat averaged % bushels and
his oats 62h acre.
Jamestown-:Wheat on the farm Of J. J. Eddy
averaged 25 bushels H. Gainsforth
and Carl Fuchs received so bushels of barley
an acre. George Fletcher's barley yielded an
average Of 40 bushels Richard Pendray's wheat
yielded % bushels an acre and his barley 90
bushels. = -. - -.
Observation-Disclosures Bros received $500
bushels of wheat from 100 acres s..'l'
|, piritwood-Wheat the farms of Orange
| Bros avenged 20 bushels an acre.
/ Pingree-Wm. McCeary's wheat averaged "a
bushels an acre. I. McIloney's oats yielded 60
bushels to the acre and his barley so bushels.
On the farm of G. NJ Smith the wheat average
was 20 bushels Oats went 60 bushels to the
acre.
Montpelier-Wm Boulder's wheat averaged 80
bushels. His oats averaged TO-
Edmunds-Ed Sundays barley averaged 40
bushels. His oats yielded so bushels to the
acre and he was successful in raising 1900
bushels of macaroni wheat of fine quality
on small acreage. John Thomas barley yield
wheat averaged 81. Adam walters macaroni
wheat yielded 30 bushels to the acre.
Fried-John B. Fried received SO bushels of
oats to the acre and his wheat averaged 80
bushels.
Eldridge-W. W. Ford's wheat averaged Is
bushels. Frank John received &c bushels and
4 Hugh Roles %.
! Fessenden-G otefried schimke's wheat aver
aged 49, bushels; Chris Zemler's 20 and R.
| Roberts 81
7Ellendale.- civilian Groat's wheat Yielded %
| no
New Rockford-J. W. Bennett had a field of
| oats which went 80 bushels to the
Carrington-P NJ Nelson's oats yielded 80
! bushels and his barley 80 bushels.
Fargo, N. D., Sept. 22.-The threshing,
which was delayed by Fridays rain. re-
| ceived another setback by showers that
fell early Sunday morning. Many tram
silent laborers came into Fargo and Moor
head over Sunday and there was an I'M
usual amount Of drinking, but the thresh-
ers observed fairly good order.
The threshing is we'll advanced in the
valley and some blowing has been done.
Many farmers are preparing to commence
this week.
: Belle Fourche, S. D., Sept 22.-The
yield Of Small grain this year is the heav-
] lest known in the western part Of South
Dakota, particularly on the upland or
unirrigated ranches. The threshing sea-
son has opened and several crews are busy
| in the valleys. the oats yield will average
almost SO bushels an acre for the entire
valley region. This is a stroke Of for
tune for the farmers, as oats are bringing
a cent and a half a pound at wholesale
4 in Deadwood and Lead, and it is impossi-
\ BILE to overload the market. A farmer in
Meade county threshed $500 bushels OF
4 wheat from a tract of 100 acres. This
was thresher measure, and it is estimated
that he has fully 1000 bushels. Wheat
i is of superior quality this year, being
of particular hardness and not being af-
fected by smut. Corn was injured by
:: frost and ost of 1t is being cut for fod-
1 der,s although some Of It, has matured
i sufficiently for feed. .vt,s. =.