Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-16
during which oyo4 of an inch fell at Ashley,

A great rise OF temperature has been felt
during the week. especially the nights have
grown warmer, which has been very bene.
fetal to corn. All crops are doing finely
and the past week has been a fine one for
all vegetation. The ground is good and
moist and farmers are busy. At Cannon
, Ball the regular June rise of the river is
beginning, but no apprehensions of dam
z are had. Precipitation-New Salem,
O.SS of an inch; Cannon Ball Ito the 9th
only. O.19 Of an inch.
OLIVER COUNTY.
Everything doing we'll. Grazing is fine
Slight showers the latter part of the week.
RICHLAND COUNTY.
The week has given more than the aver
age sunshine, beneficial to small grain, and
only one inappreciable shower on the 9Th.
The dry weather has slightly injured small
grain, especially .late.sown. Owing to the
lateness OF the season the prospects are
generally considered unfavorable for want
of rain. The late.sown needs it badly.
Observation-Disclosures, trace.
SARGENT COUNTY
Heavy thunder and lightning in the early
morning of the 9th. but no damage report
ed. All crops are fresh and green, but
more rain will soon be needed. High
wind on the 7th slightly injured trees, gar
dens and grain on light soil. Precipitation
-Forman, COS of an inch.
starr COUNTY.
The week has given very much sunshine
which was beneficial to all crops, but little
or no rain. From Saturday to Monday the
thermometer has been extremely high.
Good growing week.
STEVENS COUNTY.
Everything favorable W to date. Pre-
cipitation-Fort Stevenson, 0.59 of an inch.
STUTsMAN COUNTY.
The past seven days have been very ia.
vorable for crops and all kinds of vegeta.
ton. All kinds of small grain look fine
Grain that was blown out has improved
wonderfully. Showers are needed now.
TsA1LL COUNTY.
The past week has been one of fair
warm weather, with a fine local shower on
the 9th, beneficial to all kinds of crops and
grass. The crops are doing %splendid]y
High wind on the 7th, but causing no dam,
age.
WALSH COUNTY.
Since last report our weather has been
magnificent. No complaints. Prospects
bright and everything seeded. Nice rair
on afternoon and night of the 9Th. Straw
berries, Juneberries, plums. cherries anC
all wild fruit in blossom. Precipitation
Mimic, O.O8 of an inch.
WILLIAMS COUNTY.
Rainfall we'll distributed and beneficial
to grass and gardens. Average amount o.
sunshine and higher temperature. Pre-
cipitatiOn-FOrt BufOrd, O64 of an inch,
At the Land Office.
From Fridays Daily.]
Entries-Carl Krugle, Hebron; Antor
Armbreust, Taylor.
Timber Culture Proot-N. L. Shor
man, Winona.
Homestead Proof-W. Quatier, Geidt
Johann Nagel, Johann Brokalfsky, Ash
ley; Thos. Olson, Taylor.
From Saturdays Daily.l
Homestead Entries Franz Grozy
Michael Miller, Dickinson.
Timber Culture Proofs-M. Cuskelly
Dickinson, Peter LEM, Richardton, F.
Hocbauler, Ostrem, Geo. w. Coyle, Sill.
YER Leaf.
From Wednesdays Daily.]
Homestead Entries-John Olschlager
James Karr, Wells county; John Harle
Taylor.
Homestead Proofs-Wm. L. Yeater
Williamsport.
Contest Cases Filed-Peter Kersten
VS.. Amos A. Simpson, Wells county.
From Thursday's Daily!
Circus day does not seem to interfere
at all with the business daily transacted
at the land office. Entrymen are
numerous, many are proving up, and
the new timber culture law has done
much to increase business. The follow
ing is the business of yesterday:
Entrles-John Wolf, Emmons county:
Dirk Hasper, Williamsport; Frederick
Helm, 'Wenzel Palensky, Wells county
Geo. Hermer, Taylor.
Timber Culture Proofs = ottliet
Neitschk, Michael Feiszt, Johann
Boschee, Ashley; John M. Tracey
Taylor, J. J. Robinson, Coal Harbor.
Contest Cases Filed-John Talgrer
vs. Lloyd J.. Bailey, Morton county;
Christopher Mills vs.. o. J. Bostram
Burleigh county; Lottie Griggs vs.
Heirs A. j. Lapham, Emmons county:
Philip Heck We. Nicholas j. Schlents
Stark county.
Forty-seven homestead patents have
been received and are awaiting distribu.
ton. Among them are those of H. Var
Beck, Emmons county; Cyrus M. Robin
son, Glencoe; A. J. Stark, Joseph w
Birch, Bismarck; w. D. Briscoe, Men,
oxen, and Valentin Benz and M. O
Harstad, Bismarck.
$4,000 In Premiums
Offered by Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
of st. Louis, Nc. The one guessing
nearest the number of people who will
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