SCARGILL.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13377, 19 March 1909, Page 8

SCARGILL.

One of tiie tlircfeiung uiacliiaegS| IS Mr J. .uilcs {oi Avooucnd) lias •' t -*fP_jl working in the neighbourtiood oCSjEgj IB gui recently. Higu uilites -weni-SBBM on tine iarws 01 Mas-vr*, Bailey I*'. Holland, and others, and juGrrSßi H tore leaving the valley Mr C-. £H_hllH aud staff put through a total*<it%__s_i bushels of Gar ton oats on MrPanutlSsH farm. During a sojourn in the *___!_■ ol only lli-ree weeks and three swfil__ upwaros of 31,000 bushels, oats, were put through. METHVEN. , .it|||jß Owing to tho exceedingly' jdtppfl weather that has been expentuiood£]£|9 the High bank ana tricts, and to tho tact that au UttraifH alb* large number ol sheep ling along the roads, tho roads «*>*____ a very rough state, as tiie sheep havo dug up tho stones, they arc now rolling about on U»jM|fH face. Tlie large number of fcrttfjojfffl dravs that aro just now engaged ing grain to railway stations and.JtfHfflß sheds are also a contributing 'l*<m9|fl to the present bad state of tho **->*$K_| What is wan-bed at present _*'oi_._aßW two days' heavy rain, which assist tlie loose stones to set and om§9 more form a smooth surface. most entire absence of nor-west VtturaH during the last month or six *$»§■ accounts for the large quantity of < $*j|||H that is lying on the roads ia triot in ev»ry direction. "J^SJil