Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-06-05
or IAI|lIVIFES
N FARM BUlLEI Tins
FROM SOUTH DAKOTA
May Rains Penetrated TO Most
Remote Western Sections
Of the State.

4.Aa ysAeenueu W viz, AiiosI POI
haca,,sa ~ tt,a ,,,,,,s,,.,l, E 4ovn,.. III,
.,...s -
seoi.s ~ holiiesses.ueis
nave returned to their homes In that
section and have put In an increased
acreage OF crops Under the infInenca
e the c,e,, ana ,,ot .vo., - t,,;s
$3.50 .s,, -, y 80 -. .-S
~een st'iah eIalh IS growing rapluly
and presents very healthy appear
ance. Pasturage is the best and feed
never u,a !, ,,,.,r., !.
=. " % ll throusnout
'n1 $40 .nan =. .ne present time.
curing the favorable weather this
week the farmers Of South Dakota
have worked as they never worked ne
fore to complete their corn niantinr
which was greatly delaved hv t,ass IS
cessiyely vet weathaT wbic,, ,,, .mu
sa,,,,i. - ~, ~ - " "a wHiCi prevailed
with Continuance Of 20 vnra ~.
weather corn plantine in the praatac
part Of the state will be comnleted % rla,
in the coming week Thia' nil ~. 90 ny
tween two q nj t,raS ,,,alI,.. -. De VS.
usual but It is exnected tha+ the Nc, e,an
dant supply of moisture In tha grn,,,,a
will result in corn grnwinp 60 =, = ,,i.,i.s
that nv .Jilv i T. viii t,s,,ns ~ IapiuL
growth customary al that ,a,,e.l,''sf az. tle
In some sections y.
ground. some Of rho NJ, ga low
~ VI - laae ground during the cold
stances the farmers Shsuns Ties, enese N
PEELED to replant their corn fialds -,
portions of them. The COW. LEGS, Or
South Dakota- yin, re ah corn acreage Of
this year Of from * ~ AZ IN Increase
Following renorts sat fnr4l. pel cent.
tlitions in the vario,,s ,noaii4.s crop con-
Flandreau-The farmers a. ra
is in fine .ona it;a,. 4, pia an The soil
prosnects fn, =, p,,.l ~ tIls territory and
be brighter crop could not
80. 20 So
the crop prospec .pr hs ssve h years has
ana oats ana n9ha ass a, While wheat
slow start thev ro nh gram made q
he, . his - ,,sit iooteo Well and will
which NAV ha or,,a nj any dry weather
season - FENCED later in the
Miller-Crop nrosnac.s
The fran11an. r So;uMey. Inan at present.
ernnn.l y, 3; ~, a,ns nave placed the
PhilinAAIn n,,a su ,.loli
inches az rain ran t, ~ MORE tnan four
tion. c,rons &c ren .Mrougnout this sec
expectad tl,;s 50 . uoi.ls Ine and 1t is
ali forn,s, r'', ,a season yield will break
custarel g., T ffiai us
M suIIlclent rain has fallen in
the promrin ,s ~ s carry all crops well into
has been san,em.' u While the growth
no
lent = o'pee.s LOT 1ull crops are excel
81 $50
- llanIlhg rs being pushed
than aua, . l,ne. Win larger acreage
sllt sns ever peIere IN this territory.
=, scol.a .. about one third OF
,.as,, coIh crop OF this territory had been
S,nae We'll Ine rains ceased last
- a.s:y,.: put since That time the work
nnshai ~ e., me planting has been
p 4, .u ~ ehe utmost and will be com
In
a ,..;tI Weaener me ground is soaked
~ tha U.s., auie ana crop prospects are
= - c. ~ ,pss.. ~,
Az 's.ysn!u1!s-lne ground fs in splen-
the na oto tmo y. ioil9Wlng the rains of
are pas sf nwo eo OF enI , weeks Farmers
sos,,, 1,,,,.a eoln pianting and hope to
so.s nave ~ compieted The outlook
ZOE s, . good. crop Is bright
! .El arKer-Wnlle the rainy weather de-
t tsasss corn plantlne, the ground has
a p1dt ' mo- soaked and placed in
Apple PIE oTder Tor the season. Corn
1',it,,as IS psihg pushed to completion
y. $3.50 ~ pos slles. speed.
:. Mldland-sufficient moisture now is
n the ground IN this section to as
n nul s zoo, 81, crops OF small grain and
ever raised ay y, '' ttlis one q sne largest
co,,,,+,, t-'sseu IN WIS part OF Stanley
cosnty. ~,
s9eneca-l !. e rains nave made crop
gnpspes Is ~ Tue pest IN TINS vicinity
~ ~ ms ..le supply or moisture now IN
I III, s ,.,he.t W. ~, ' . ~ user guarantee
\, nu rssast ha, pserags ana one OF the
laIsssI nay crops ever raised In this
e ssna,,1;,;. 1,arn
10y =. ~ piantih Is being
rin+a anu - 4 sApectea 70 De com
p pra, cary ar ~ s sne coming week The
GROUND = y c n ne condition and big
s sIyps u u IcofA ana small grain are
y 'o OK. s1,, ior, 49,.