Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-03-25

rostofice, uenoken; section, 49,; town.
ship, 1888; range, 70.
Wheat ...... IL acres 252 bushels.
Oats ........ 20 acres-l, 9O5 bushels.
Rye......... 10 acres 1850 bushels.
Corn ........ 20 acres not harvested.
POTATOES .... y acres not ali dug.
My wheat, rye and oats were sown IN
therefore was hurt considerable with
frost.
I have horses and cattle and consider
this the best country in the United States
for stock of all kind.
PATRICK MALL.
Postofice, Bismarck; section, II: town.
ship, 1877; range, 80.
Wheat ...... IS acres $50 bushels.
Oats ........ 10 acres 500 bushels.
Corn ........ IL acres-1,2OO bushels.
Potatoes 80. Sacres- 800 bushels.
Crops all put in early. Splendid country
for stock. Can't be beat.
w p. sIMEs.
Postofice, McKenzie; section, ~: town.
ship, 1879; range, 70.
Wheat ...... % acres SIG bushels.
OaIs ........ IL acres 621 bushels.
Potatoes 80: acre 800 800 S SusheIs:
II Crops we're all put in very late. Did not
to pillow until about the 18th or
18th of April.
+ Most e%mphatically a good country for
stock.
JOHN TURNBULL.
- Postofice, Mckenzie; section, 20: town.
ship, l49; range, II.
Wheat ...... 30 acres 600 bushels.
Oats ........ IS acres 4S8 bushels.
FlaX........ 8 acres 80 bushels.
Corn ........ 10 acres late.
Potatoes .... l acre - 200 bushels,
l had a few garden vegetables. NV
gram was early sOWn and corn late plant
ed. i. have three work horses, two colts
and six head of cattle. 1t is a fair stock
country.
= d. W. TYLER 4 SONS.
Postofice, Menoken; section, s; town.
ship. 1879; range, ".
Wheel ...... s. acres-2,0NL bushels.
Oats ........ 10 acres 872 bushels.
Rye......... 10 acres 12O bushels,
- POTATOES 80. acre 1875 bushels.
Forty acres of wheat was put in ear!y
lApril 15th) on summer fallow and went
20 bushels per acre: Wheat put in two
weeks later IN part summer falloW and
part new breaking; % bushels per acre. A
small piece sOwn late was badly frosted.
Farmers in this section should SOW rye in
the place of barley. 1t is a surer crop and
not SO disagreeable to handle and is fine
feed for stock OF all kinds.
We keep stock ~(cattle) and think this a
the country for stock. Think we can
raise good cattle as cheap or cheaper than
any other part Of the United States. The
numher OF stock that can be kept is lin
tied only by the amount of feed that can
De procured to keep them during the time
the ground is covered with snow.
AUGUST TRYGG
Postofice, Bismarck; section, 4; town.
ship, 1879; range, 70.
Wheat $3.50. 81 1,4S5 bushels.
Oats ........ 8 acres 343 bushels.
Corn .....,.. 8 acres-damaged, frost.
Potatoes go. acres 800 bushels.
The hot wind the 10Th day of August
rlgened up my wheat too fast. Part Of it
the most of it. l believe it is best to seed
as soon as the snow is off.
H. r. WARNER.
Postofice, Menoken; section, rs; town.
ship, 1879; range, 70.
Wheat 900. 80 acres 648 bushels.
Oats ........ IL acres 72l bushels.
Corn........ 5acres- $50 bushels.
POTATOES .... n acre 95 bushels.
My wheat was sowed on stubbles and
s0wed with q seeder. Oats were sowed on
spring blowing. Part Of the oats were
sowed with a seeder and part with a drill.
The drill sowing was eight days earlier
ripe and a better quality and yield five
bushels to the acre more than the broad
cast sowing. Wheat was sowed between
the ED and 28th of April Oats were
sOWed between the 4th and 9th Of Nav.
Y Corn was planted between the 18th and
"a goth Of May.
| raised horses and cattle and bird dogs.
The pups are raised easier than they are
trained. and the cattle will hook il the
& horns are not sawed off and the horses
will kick if I feed them too much oats.
This country can't be beat for raising
stock.
@ LII A. d ROBERT L. WOOD.
Postoffce, Menoken; section, 2; town.
ship, lSs; range, 70. .
Wheat $500. % acres 400 Bushels.
oats 1000. Is acres, 825 bushels.
s# Rye ......... 6 acres ISL bushels.
Flax......... acres 80 bushels.
Corn ........ 10 acres frosted.
PotatOes ~. l acre - 100 bushels.
Ny grain was sowed middling early.
Corn Wa0 loto n1nnkoI9E s NorIou6 80