The evening times., 1911-07-11
COOLER WEATHER A
BOOM TO GROWTH
Of GRAIN
Situation Everywhere Relieved
by Reason Of the Present
Conditions -

Continuation Of the splendid crop
prospects through the northern coun-
ties of the Red river valley and
through the northeastern counties Of
the state in general together with
slightly bettered prospects in the
northwest and central counties, with
the southern and southwestern coun-
ties holding about the same outlook
as they did week ago. with the ex-
ception that the fall in temperature
prevailing this week has resulted in
ia somewhat better outlook for fiax
and corn, although the latter has not
suffered materially because of hot
weather.
In this section OF the state it ie
doubtful if the prospects were ever
better. The extreme humidity pre-
vailing the latter part of last week.
broken by the heavy rains which ap-
pear to have been quite general over
the northern counties of the state, has
been followed by a lower temperature.
John Inglis, the crop expert whose
statement OF a 100000. 600 crop in the
United States was made public yes
terday, is dsm in the belief that warm
weather is what this section wants At
the presen, time, there being a great
plenty OF moisture throughout the
northeastern section OF the state. as
we'll as in the Minnesota counties in
the Red river valley.
Wheat is extremely heavy. although
the grain was lodged in some places
By the heavy fail of rain-Grand Forks
recorded SO inches in fifteen minutes
it has reeained its stand and looks
better than ever. Corn has grown
rapidly. aud other grains also look
equally we'll, while the crop of hay
will be banner one.
Reports from various sections Of the
state follow:
Ramsey Benefited.
Devils Lake-Recels rains have
been very beneficial in this section.
greatly improving the conditions
which were On the vergs Of being
threatening by reason of continued
ho. weather and no rain. A report
hroush. into this city By traveller
covering tie west end of the wheat
line Of the 500 road. is 10 the effect
,hs1 prospects in tha: section have
been materially iessecsi recently. the
Yield being eus away down There
has been more or less indication Of
diseased grain The hail damage in
this district Was slight
Bownsn. y D.-Ataousa there is
more or less of the Southwestern sec
sioa Of the state that Will have very
light crop this year the condition that
existed tbs spring viii not prevail
next year. One CT the principal sroa-
hIsS this rear vas the fact that the
sol. vas 100 err 90 allow the seed TO
terminate p.og'srly. a1s the rains :ha,
have fallen this season although they
die 20. arriTs sa-l! enough 10 saEe
sll os the crop. have resulted il put
ting .hs soil II much better eoads-
sios. TIE crops ot this county. IS
cs:slly these close 20 the South Da-
kosz .!1s will ss light
Ca-rng1oa-2eroEs have been re-
cesve5 soo1. tss Szayenls district 10
shs etec, tszs tAs c-op prospects there
are ms,el.a2ly less bright noE than
-ecsn.iy- ehs 6-y wssshsr being r.
srocsie1s Sor tsas fact
TashhnrR-MssEa county which
sa7@ ~@kS ago lad excellent pros
aac1S for tie hssT siad Of crop, has
ac5s-sone big cSsnee recently and
,se y.sli wisl BE- comparatively liEh.
Is & result
Rains We're Late.
L5sarwo rwocs3-AiraolEh tie rain u
this ssclioa die ncc come early enough
10 ssrs tie bulk Q: he wheat crop, it
cals Il une 10 lalsr.a!ly better the
prospects for FAX. garden truck and
hay. as we'll as tA= corn crop The
psrcaed ground was 1horouEaly soak
ed II q rain thz, has done s large
arours of good
! Waller Cn-So-e loss was cc-
cssioasd In Barnes coun,E through
failure to receive rain early enough
! although the outlook has been mate
rislgT t,sr1eres ay rains late last week
coes1her xtsh .hs cooler weather O.
this week
I Naool-cu-There il practically no
hez,e left toI sEteas crop IA this sec
-ioo. Is we'll Is along The southern
os- Of the southern coaaIies Of the
state The hes winds did untold dam
aee. Tie present cool spell has re
sea..a in aMerdiag come relief to corn
Inieatisn La1l Fine.
| Mlfssor-Lend under the Willis.