Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-30

Rainfall was fairly distributed and ben
ehclal to crops, as were also the average
temperature n abundance of sunshine
The past week gave good growing wealth.
er. Good rain last Wednesday. All crops
looking well.
BENSON COUNTY.
Grain a good color and growing we'll.
except on high places, where it is turninr
red, owing to the high winds and absence
OF precipitation. Unless precipitation
comes within a few days serious damage
to the crops is apprehended. Grazing yery
fine. wy
BOTTINEAU COUNTY.
Weather rather too dry the past week.
Kahn wanted to freshen up the growing
crops. which are beginning to show the
effects of the drought.
BURLE1GH COUNTY.
Rainfall fairly distributed, but below tho
normal, with average temperature. VERY
nlgh, hot winds during the week, but very
!lttle damage known to have been done.
Many complaints of destruction to yege-
tables BY cut worms and an unknown in.
sect. Precipitation-Bismarck, O.SS Of an
CAss COUNTY.
Crops throughout this county are in fine
conaitlon generally. Grain has grown
""AAy AZ Sl4C Week CTODS showed
slight injury from not winds, but GOOD
rains on the 2lst, 22d and Goth have i'm.
proved them wonderfully. The cores
pondent at Wild Rice reports "that AS a
rule the wheat straw will be short. AS the
mead is already formed, the plant being
not more than five or six inches hivh.S
rreclpltatlon-Moorhead, 1.Y1 inches: Wild
nice (to the 24th, only), 0 St Of an inch.
D1ckEY COUNTY.
The rain of the Goth and 2lst has done
the crops some good, but the hot winds Of
tne week before and on the 23d have set
our cLogs PACK, and in some localities they
dale Ito the 25th). 0.45 of an inch.
EMMoNs COUNTY.
The past week has been, on the whole.
iavoiaDie ior the small grains. The severe
WINDS OF the past few days, however. have
dried the ground very rapidly. and rain Is
badly needed. ." 10
FOSTER COUNTY.
Inc high winds of Friday and Saturday
W!ited the wheat somewhat, but TODAY. the
18th, 1t is raining, and in a few DAYS the
wheat will recover. Some fields are verv
weedy, which will shorten the Weld. rye
IS heading out and looks like a fair cron
GR1GGs COUNTY.
Grain has not made so much oss
me past week; owing to high, hot Winds
lack OF rain. Nearly ali small arain
LOOKS well: In some places il looks nraftv
yellow and weeds are thick. The nav u
yen days earlier than last year. Ali veoa.
tation neeos ram. PrecipitatiOn-Galiafin.
K1DDER COUNTY.
The temperature has been yerv h;uh ana
INJURIOUS 70 crops,a as was also the great
anao eoa OF sunshine. The high winds of
a ane go ae,s anc 1E I'm ala slight injury to wheat
crops are needing a good, heavy rain. ~ a
light Shove on the Goth, giving onIv TEN
porary relief. 1t will take verv favo.ehio
weatner from now to harvest to male =
three-fourths crop. "Ae
LA INQUIRE COUNTY.
The rainfall during the week wos ~.
distributed at all and the lack Of II NO. ~ ~
furious to all vegetation. The high hot hot
Minos nave greatly injured wheat and oats
inns warm weather. with absence of rain.
ta,I ana 'ne prevalence of Russian cacfms
from now until harvest may give ,s "me
nalt crop, put no much more. Precjn;to
tlon-Berlin Ito the 24th), O.23 of An ipp" c"
LOGAN COUNTY.
The rainfall was fairly dis,r;bu,o, ..,
Deneflcial to all crops. Temperature Sli,S WV
above the average and beneficial to aiSi
i ish!p G sSesptI1Ins i6 oats sr which LOOK yellow.
hot winds did hurt the oats SOM. I'M, ~,
shower on the 2lst made it all rirht a eu, Il"
wheat Is heading out and a good sh6S"",an..
ol ram would De very welcome. Precini.
tat'on-Napoleon, Ola of an inch. '''p''
M'lNTosH COUNTY,
FIRST OF week hot and dry. Rain Of o,s,