Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-01

turc or total precipitation of any station for the
week aga the departure to the normal when plus
~, and subtract when departure is minus a..
BOTTlNEAU COUNTY.
Well distributed rains and average tenn.
perature during the week, beneficial. The
rain on the 2lst Kindred threshing, but will
help pastures and root crops. Harvesting
practically completed and threshing we'll
under way.
CASS COUNTY
Temperature Slightly above the average
n heavy rains during the first of the
week. Threshing was general on Monday.
wheat promises to yield from 10 to IL
bushels per acre. Oats are a light crop in
weight. Weather excellent. Precicita-
tiOn-MOOrhead, 1.48 inches.
CAVALIER COUNTY.
an late crops getting ripe very fast, and
average very good. Precipitation-M ilton
OBS OF an inch.
D1CKEY COUNTY.
succeeding two days, delayed harvest some
what; but now it is almost completed.
Russian thistles very plentiful. The rain
tai! was very beneficial to pastures potatoes
and fall blowing. Precipitatlon-Ellen.
dale, OBS of an inch.
GRIGGs COUNTY.
Harvesting practically completed. Stack
ing and threshing has commenced. The
rain during the week was very beneficial
to late grain, potatoes, gardens and past
ures. PrecipltatiOn-Gallatin, 1903 inches.
LOGAN COUNTY
Harvesting is very near done and thresh.
ing will be general this week. There will
be a fair crop of all grains; potatoes will
| fa n npIil,n, nrnn. how &c nl>,,nlo,k o,.l
plenty has been secured for stock. The
week has given average amount of sun
shine. which vas beneficial to flax and
corn. Observation-Disclosures, O.95 of All
inch.
M'1NTosn COUNT
Harvesting substantially done. Grain will
average light in weight, but OF good
quality. Threslling will begin this week.
The rainfall during the week was well
distributed and beneficial to corn, potatoes
and pasturage. PrecipitatiOn-Ashley LA
inches.
MORToN COUNTY.
The long drought was finally broken by
rain on the 22d and following two days,
garden truck, coming too late through to
be Of much benefit otherwise. Heavy
frost during the night OF the 9th, doing
much damage to standing crops, Precipi.
tatiOn--CannOn Ball, O.66 Of al inch.
PEMBINA COUNTY.
All wheat Is in shock and threshing has
begun. The wheat is Ut good quality and
will average Is bushels to the acre. Preci.
pitatlOn-St. Vincent, 1.18 inches.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
The rainfall was we'll distributed and
was beneficial to potatoes and all kinds OF
garden vegetables. Harvest IS about done;
all late crops are no good. Very fine corn
and cucumDers have been raised this year
PrecipitatiOn-BenZiOn, l.55 inches.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
Cutting generally finished and consider
able stacking has been done. Shock
heavy rains of the first of the week de
layed work for several days, but was very
beneficial to late crops (pOtatOes and corn
Reports show wheat average to be- about
10 bushels to the acre, with quality No.
hard and No. l northern, and weight x
c%elient;, The ground is now in good shape
for fall blowing. PrecipitatlOn-POwer,
Liz inches; WahpetOn 200 inches.
L'MoURE COUNTY.
The rainfall was fairly distributed and
was beneficial to late garden truck and
Kindred threshing some. Grain virtually
all cut and threshing commenced. The
yield so far of. wheat gives from 8 to Z
bushels per acre. Grade from | to North.
ern. No No. l hard threshed yet. Nc
market for what wheat is rhreshed; no
cash buyers. PrecipitatiOn-Berlin, O.56 OF
all inch.
NELSON COUNTY.
Threshing started this week. Wheat
very good and will average from 10 to 25
interfering somewhat with stacking. Frost
on morning OF 28th. observation-disclosures
burg, lilo inches.
SARGENT COUNTY.
The rainfall was we'll distributed and
was beneficial to grass, potatoes, corn and
garden truck, while it retarded threShing
The latter is we'll under way. The wheat
is plump and hard and averaging we'll
observation-disclosures, O.52 Of an inch.
sTUTsMAN COUNTY.
Harvesting is finished and the threshine
has commenced. The yield is all the way
from Z to Is bushels to the acre, but very
few pieces will 90 Is bushels. The rain Of
the 22d, although heavy, vas considered
beneficial. 1t delayed harvesting some
but injured nothing. Frost on the morn
ing of the 18th, did slight injury to gar
dens, late oats and potatoes. Precipitation
-Ypsilanti, O75 OF an inch.
WALSH COUNTY.
Harvesting is about finished and thresh,
ing has begun in earnest, the grain being
as fine a sample as ever was grown here
but straw short, which will make thu
threshing season, with fine weather, {
very short One The rainfall was fairly
distributed and was beneficial to pasture.
and late grain, but stopped tilreshina
which was just commencing. Precipita'
tiOn-MintO, Ito inches.
WILLIAMS COUNTY.
The rainfall was badly distributed. all o.
it falling on the two first days of the week
The temperature averaged three degree!
below the normal, with average amount 81
sunshine. PrecipltatiOn-FOrt BufOrd, OIL
Of an inch.
Peter Sabasta, a threshing hand nea
Argusville, had his hand smashed, neces
! stating the amputation of two fingers.