Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-30
just in time to prevent injury to crops
all kinds. Grain now doing well,
cipitatiOn-Ashley, O.94 of an inch.
M'LEAN COUNTY.

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all kinds. Grain now doing we'll, p
cipitatiOn-Ashley, O.S4 of an inch,
M'LEAN COUNTY.
Weather has been very favorable for
crops. Grass is better than it has been
a number of years and stock is in bet
condition than aver before 1T this time
the year. Precipitation-Coal Harbor. o
OF an inch.
MORTON COUNTY.
The weather for the past seven DAYS v
beneficial to all grain, with the excepti
OF the high. hot winds of the 29d, mil
did slight damage in the southern portid
observation-disclosures Ball Ito the Pm
OH of an inch.
NELSON COUNTY.
The weather has been cooler and Der
flclal and the grain looks we'll, thou
more rain would greatly improve crops.
OLIVER COUNTY.
Very little rain during the week. vii
high temperature and very much sunshir
Small grains all doing we'll, although col
Is not making the progress it Shout
Weeds are doing well.
PEMBINA COUNTY.
Rainfall was fairly distributed and bel
eticial to all crops. The wheat is furth)
advanced than at the same date last yed
Hay will be in abundance. The rece|
rains have made crops fairly "iump," All
farmers are smiling. PrecipitatiOn-d
Vincent, Mimi, O.2O Of All inch.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
No rain of consequence during the wee1
with high temperature and very much sui
shine. proving of much benefit to all CROP
Grain is looking better at this time tha
any year since 1887.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
In fore part of week grains. grasses all
garden crops greatly needed moistur
Rain Ut the 2lst brought them on NIGEL
Late.sown crops show the result of col
tlnued heat and dry, hot winds. Grassd
excellent. WindstOrm of the 18Th ble
down two small barns in vicinity of Wal
PetOn: Precipitation Ito the 25th)-POwa
OF an inch; WahpetOn, LOS inches.
ROLETTE COUNTY.
Crops of all kinds are growing nice
under the favorable conditions of Il
weather. The hay crop will be immen,
WIN the large amount of water on Il
prairie. There is no danger of droug|
SARGENT COUNTY.
Rainfall was fairly distributed and ben
iclai to small grain, grass and garde
tIuck, whlie the high temperature was on
vi 4ehent 10 corn and potatoes. The hig
aha o u winds have done cOnside
aOle damage this week to small grains al
kaIuen truck, also to young trees. A fe
morning by a heavy dew. was of gre
benefit. Unless we get more rain vel
soon our wheat crop will be very ligt
FreclpitatiOn-FOrman, Ito the 24th), 0
of an inch.
STARK COUNTY.
ralr growing week. A couple of Shove
me middle of last week proved very ben
ncla!, but more rain still needed. His
wind on Friday, but, outside of drying l
ground, no damage reported.
sTUTsMAN COUNTY.
Very slight rainfall and high temper
.ure ana great amount of sunshine, injul
gus 10 grain of all kinds. Hot, dry win
nave prevailed. scOrching and burning I
alaln, Cut worms and q bug. which mo
FARMERS pronounce the chinch bug, ha'
hear!p destroyed the gardens. The san
pug Is also found in the grain.
WALSH COUNTY.
The past week has been all that could
desired and crops are in excellent cont
0 A little hail fell on the Goth, but
damagei is reported. Precipitation-Min,
OBS of an inch.
WILLIAMS COUNTY.
rainfall below the normal and bad
distributed. Temperature and sunshi
aoout the normal. While no harm has be'
zone 70 the ranges, the winds of last we
nave dried up the grass some. and q 80.
taln would be of much benefit. Precipll
uon-Fort Buford. Oh of an inch.