Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-23

SW1FT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta, Ca.
tops of plant blighted, though not seriously. |
Since Thursday good showers, proving of |
much benefit.
EMMONS COUNTY.
The temperature during the past week
has been very warm, with frequent and
copious showers. Grain of all kinds is
pushing forward rapidly and looking we'll.
KIDDEs COUNTY.
The weather has been excessively hot,
usually accomplished by a high, hot wind
from the south, which scorched the grow
ing grain, but the rain of Thursday revived
1T again. The high wind Of she 18th
caused a slight injury to wheat and rye,
and rye was slightly injured by the
drought of theitirst three DAYS CT the week.
1A'MoUEE OoyrNTY.
Eliot winds nearly all week. All crops,
except corn and fax, badly damaged for
want of rain. Farmers pretty blue at the
prospects. Precipitation, Eerlin Ito 18th
only COL of al inch.
LOGAN GoUNEY.
Rainfall was we'll distributed End bene-
'iciai to"ali crops, especially to flax and
garden truck. Temperature above the
average and benefoiallto'corn md potatoes.
Crops continue gcowing weH. The hot
winds of the l1th to 18th made it feel as it
some damage woald be done to grain but
tsmely shewerson the il4th END: 18th ueade
Ut all right again, 'aad every crop now
Elnnkc XuA1I 1Orooirsto 10 -, NIo-o)oo, a re
f'of an inch
I MtNTOaE COUNTY.
First p&1t'Of week hot south winds, but
no material iHsury'to crops. The cain of
"Wednesday was very wei timed. 4 few
days more Of klot winds sweuld have greatly
injured the 'o1ops. Slight damage by hail
on the hath in the eastern part of the
county, Rsecipitetion-Ashley, OH. OF an
inch.
NORTON COUNTY.
Raisfel! was fairly distributed end ben.
eticial to all kinds of grain and sufficient
for q series of days TO come. High, no,
winds on the 18th and l4th, but causing NO
injury. June 18th sand 18th were battle
days Between rain and wind, but rain
finally gained'the victory and visited Nor.
ton coanty 'inacopioGs showers. 1t was of
great oeaeft,to both enimal and vegetable
life. Crops are gaining in appearance
every hoar. Frecipitatlon-Caunon Ball,
0 8S of az inch.
NELSON COUNTY.
The crops are doing well so far; after the
rain we had last Thursday the grain is
coming right along. The farmers are O
busy breaking quite a lot Of ground.
0I.1vSE COUNTY.
Rainfall! was well distributed and bene-
fetal 10 all kinds Of crops, especially small
grain. On Wednesday we had a very
heavy Shower. 1T soaked the ground we'll.
High temperature preceding the rain and
during the past tavo days, causing no dam
age, but of mucp,beneft to corn. Every
thing growing nicely.
PEsiE1NA COUNTY.
The past week has been very not, with
copious showers, which has caused all
grain to grow rapidly. The hay crop will
be immense. Freclpitation-St. Vincent,
Mimi, 1876 inches.
MANslIY COUNTY.
Rainfall was well distributed and was
beneficial to wheat, oats, barley, corn and
all garden vegetables. The temperature
was very high and slightly injurious to
wheat. Hal! 'on the 18th, causing slight
damage to wheat. The fine rain of the
18th and 1Sth has repaired all injuries
and damaging ccaditions. Grain growing
rapidly and well.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
The exceedingly warm weather OF the
first three days asnd absence OF preciuita-
ton caused mucE,Aneasiness and was par
ticularly hard or .late-sown wMeat, soh,e
pieces OF which turned yellow. While
early-sowH grain was not suffering as
much as the late-sown, all needed rain,
sand the tiaeely showers of the a5ul have
a,laced grain on q good footing, and farm
es-s are well @leaseG. Precipitation-Wah
p~'ton, go Ut an inck.
sARGENG-s COUNTY.
H.Nhe high and hot winds of the 18th and
13ts, did some. damage to small grain, but a
fine rain of Wednesday night was of great
benefit, and a aSost ,eapious de~ morning
of the 10th has made prospects for a good
crop excellent. Observation-Disclosures,
0 80 Of. an inch.
STARK COUNTY.
Very warm all the week. which would
been beneficial had we had rain, bue
almost too hot With the,drought, which has !
slightly Injured grain and garden truck. |
Corn has been greatly benefited by the |
weather.
STEVENS OOtNSs,Y.
Rainfall well distributed and beneficial |
to all crops add grass. Everything favora-
BILE. Preceipitation-F0rt Stevenson, O7S
IF an inch.
- ~ .sTUrSMAN c0CNR::.
The hot winds of the first part of the
week have hurt the growing crop some, kill
the stool and turning the tops of the
grain red. The rain Of the I4ti was bene.
icial; some hail fell, but the damage was
small.
WILLIAMS GOUNTN.
Rainfall was fairly distributed a.lI was
to gardens and grass. TeWpera-
;ure slightly above the average. Precipita-
RufOrd. q az Of nm inch