Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-14
crop. precipitatlan-Napoleon 2.57 inches.

crop. Ffecipitatian-Napoleon, 2.57 inches.
MlNTOsH COUNTY.
The bOuntiful rains of the past week
VIII materially benefit all crops. Land
well cultivated will give good yield: maiOr |
portion will be q light crop. Precipitation,
Ashley, 1873 inches.
NORTON COUNTY.
Frequent and abundant rains of the past
week have caused rapid growth of all veg
citation and dispelled all fear of drought In
the near future. All wheat doing well;
early's0wn headed out finely and prospects
good for an excellent harvest. Haying
Will soon begin and farmers are getting
ready. observation-disclosures Bali, l.2l
inches; New Salem, 05O of ali inch.
NELSON OUNTY
The weather has been very fine for all
growing crops. Good showers, we'll dis.
OLIVER COUNTY.
the crops r picking up again, but will
be very late.
PEMBINA COUNTY.
Wheat has commenced to head out, and
will yield a fair average. Grain on low
lands somewhat injured by the heavy
rains. Precipitation-St. Vincent. O.4O Of
an inch.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
Oats, barley and crOh are in fine cOndi.
ton, but the wheat looks poor. The wealth
er the past week has been excellent. Hail
on the 4th, but no damage done.
ROLETTE COUNTY.
Wheat is generally of a good stand and
is headed out. Rain has been plentiful
and crops of all kinds look we'll.
SARGENT COUNTY.
Rain every day this week, excepting the
4th, has made a great improvement in the
crop outlook. Plenty of moisture in the
soil at present. The absence of hot south
winds this week has done a great good,
and a fair crop is expected from early
sown lgrain. Precipitation-Forman, ISL
inches.
STARK COUNTY.
Occasional showers kept the ground in
fair condition, but more rain would greatly
benefit the crops. Hay is fair. but not as
good as last season. Crops look fair.
STEVENS COUNTY
Everything favorable. Precipitation
Fort Stevenson, 200 inches,
sTUTsMAN COUNTY.
Wheat and small grain pretty generally
used up by hot winds and dry weather OF
the previous two weeks, but the fine rains
or the past week nave wet the ground II
good shape and will help out late grain il
the frOsts hold off.
TRAIL COUNTY.
Weather during the past week has been
all that could be wished for. FreQuen'
showers with temperature about tn,
normal. All crops are doing we'll. Firs
seeded heading out, but will be thin ant
short. A we'll posted man claims that tn
average yield for the county will be ten t.
twelve bushels per acre.
WALSH COUNTY.
The rainfall was we'll distributed an,
beneficial; the temperature was slight!
below the average and very beneficial t
wheat, which had begun to show the ba'
effects of previous hot winds. Wheat i
reported unusually thin in many place:
as it has done but little st00ling, so tina
prospects for a large yield car not be ez
pected under the most favorable condition
Of weather. Precipitation-Minto. 1.C
inches.
WILLIAMS COUNTY.
The light showers of the last three Q
four days have dOpe some good. but til
ground is getting very dry and a goo
soaking rain is mnch needed. as the gras
will soon dry up otherwise. Hay prospect
however. are good as it is. PrecipitatiO
Fort BufOrd, O,2S of an inch,