St.Cloud Journal- Press: The
warm
weather has dried up the grass in the
pasture' so that people with cattle are
having a very hard time getting pastur
age for their stock, and if rain does not
come within the next two or three days
to relieve this situation there will be
many animals that will suffer. Down in
the vicinity of Gable, in the town of
Haven, it is reported that the small
grain is almost worthless and that- if
rainaoes not come by Monday the
farmers will turn their stock into the
wheat fields for pasturage. The same
condition is found true all. about this
J. ADAM BEDE is a candidate for the ^section of the country and the farmers
are all thoroughly discouraged.
Waukon Republican: A letter from
Mr. Bock announces the fact that the
little baby recently arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hanson,-at
Buxton, North Dakota, is afflicted with
ml for Adam. Let him go back to inflammation of the stomach and bow
lb & pastures. Nobody cares. els. The many friends of these good
people will be sorry to learn of this,
and we are sure all will join with us in
the hope for a speedy recovery.
Independent: C. Tonning,
®uP«ri,»«»ndent
of the Willmar school!,
uere we pay has been appointed assistant state sup!
erintendent to succeed C. R. Prazer,
who goes to Evetett, Wash. soon. Mr.
