The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-02
SEEDING GENERALl
IN NORTH DAKOTA
Continued From Page One.

siderable less. 3. Yes.-S. Bolstad.
Blabon--1. April /. 2. Wheat 80 pei
more corn. 3. Mo-. C. Walter.
Devils Lake,. Quite soon. 2. About
like last year. 3. Yes.-Ole Serum
gard, Farmers Grain Co.
K~indred-1. About April /. 2. Same
as last year.. 3. Yes.-Max H. Streh.
Monango-1. April s to 10. 2. Las
years acreage. 8. Yes.-W. c. Cald-
we'll.
v~oltaire--1. April /. 2. About the
same. 8. Yes.--A. Halvorson. .
Hope-1. About April /. 2. Practic.
ally same as last year. 3. Yes.-H. e
Trammell.
Glenfeld-1. About April 10. 2
Wheat same. 8. Barley less.-Paul
Engstrom.
Hamar-1. About April 10. 2. Wheat
10 per cent increase, barley 10 per
cent decrease. 8. Yes.-Peter Knapp.
Cooperstown-1. About April 1. 2.
No change from last year. 8. Yes.-
r. c. Cooper.
cent less. 3. Yes.---orr Farmers Ele-
Miller's Spur (Bordulac P. OBJ.
First week in April. 2. Probably same
as last year. 8. Yes.-Farmers' Ele-
vator Co.
Embden-1. Latter part of March if
weather keeps fine. 2. Same acreage
as last season. 8. Yes.-A. Tansar.
less barley. 8. Yes.-Farmers' Eleva-
tor Co.
KNOX,. About April 10. 2. 10 per
cent more wheat, 10 per cent less bar
ley. 8. Yes.-G. b. Martin.
Prosper-About April /. 2. Not
much change. 8. Yes.-J. w. Potter.
Balfour--1. April /. 2. Wheat 20 per
cent more, barley SO per cent less. 3.
Yes.-J. e. Schimel.
Hope--1. About April 10. 2. About
10 per cent more barley. 8. No
Farmers Elevator Co.
Jamestown. About / to s. 2. Less
wheat and barley. more corn and oats,
3. Yes.-Pierce Blewett.
Lidgerwood-1. About April l. 2.
Practically same. 3. Yes.-W. D. Mo-
vius.
Oakes-1. About April /. 2. Last
years acreage. 8. Yes.-J. e. Bunday.
Bowman--1. About April /. 2. At
least 25 per cent less on account Of
increase in corn, etc. 3. Yes.-Bow-
man Lumber & Grain Co.
Balfour-1. About April 10. 2. Big
increase in wheat, But little barley
raised here. 3. Yes.-E. w. Mein-
hardt. ,
Carrington-1. If present conditions,
April /. 2. Wheat will decrease, BAR
ley increase. Much interest in diver
sified farming. 3. Yes.-W. e. Hopes.
Wyndmere-1. About April 10. 2.
Less barley, wheat about same. 3. Yes,
but no s~urplus.-J. L. Olson.
Judson-1. About April l.. 2. No
change. 3. No.--Bing Mere. Co.
Gladstone. Have already started.
2. Practically the same. 8. In every
few fields.-Rufus B. Lee.
Stanley. April Is. 2. Same as
last year. 8. Non. G. Nelson.
Olmstead-1. April /. 2. About the
same. 3. Yes.-Frank e. Fee.
Wilton-1. April / to s.. 2. No
change. 8. A fair start.-Wilton Nero.
Co.
KNOX. Quite soon. 2. About same
last season. 3. Yes, plenty.-D. H.
Ugland. . r It'll
Sentinel Butte. April /. 2. Prob
able larger. 8. Yes. Big snow recent
ly.-John Jordan. -a Il
Charbonneau-1. About April S. Q,
in each, as more land will be
put in cultivation. 3. Yes.-Farmers'
Elevator Co.
Grand Forks-1. About first week in
very dry at present, little snow re-
cently.-A. G. Sor1ie.
81 Dore-I. First part of April. 2. In
crease in barley, wheat about same. 3.
We .-Farmers' Elevator CO.
Rock Lake.. April /. g.. Same as
last year. 8. Yes.-Lichty Mere. Co.
Maxbass-1. About April is. 2. No
change. 3. Yes.-Phipps 6 Keen.
Langdon-1, April A. 2. 80 per cent
8. Yes.-John r.. Powers.
Osnabrock-1, April l5. 2. Same. 3