Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-22

Ammonia; No Alum.
$40 Years the Standard
given the crops another chance for a week
or ~ Gays, IN case a good rain comes then.
50 far the wheat looks fair, but the oats
and barley stands a poor chance. The
toes don't hardly grow at all the last few
days. o"
Crary-The past week has been verv
dry,, hot n windy. No rain, which is
badly needed. "
Devils Lake-Crops are looking fine.
good.
Buttzville-Very hot and dry until the
18th when we had about three.fourths Of
an inch OF rain which has proved a bless
ing. Wheat crops damaged by drouth 80
Lidgerwood-The drouth was showing
On crops hrst OF the week; much wheat
part of week has been Of great benefit.
Minnewauken-All crops in south half
breaking.
SARGENT
Brookland-Week began warm with hot
winds Which burnt some grain. Showers
On the l4th nave revived crops wonderfully.
vest.
D~icklnson-The weather for the past
week has been good for all crops. Plenty
OF rain; all crops are growing fast.
STEELE .
Colgate-We have had a fine rain since
last week,a large quantity of water falling
sTUTsMAN
Kensal-Crops want rain, and unless
they get it in three or four days, will be
Jamestown-Good rains the past week
have been of material benefit to all vegeta-
ton: Everything now going finely and
Hillsboro-The first part of the week
was very dry with scorching winds and ali
kinds of crops were suffering severely but
on the 18th we had about one sand a half
inches OF rain which was very welcome
and which seemed to be genera! in the val
Ley, II has put crops in fine shape again
The crops are undoubtedly hurt to some ex-
tent, but we hope not very seriously. We
iook for grain to head out early with short
heads. Wild hay crop will be Short. Past.
ureS are poor.
Galesburg-Very warm dry weather un,
I'll Thursday night when i rained copi-
ously, greatly benefting al crops. Early
soWn spring rye is headed out.
Wild mustard is in bloom and requiring
attention.
Portal-The weather has been favorable
for crops. The fine rains have produced a
wonderful change and it now looks az
though we would have a fair crop. with
favorable weather, but grain will be short
caused by the long drouth after seeding.
WALSH
Edinburg-Very dry, hot weather.
train looks brown, the tops being whip.
peg by winds, looks good yet, but rain is
Park River-No rain has fallen in this
vicinity during the past three weeks.
crops are seriously damaged by heat and
drOuth; wheat cannot be more than half q
crop now under the most favorable circum-
stances. Unless rain falls very soon far
mers will plough up their crops and sum
Sykeston-Light local showers during
week With warm sOutherly winds. Crops
IN this vicinity are all right yet with corn
a sure winner.
MooRHEAD, MINI.
Wheat planted late is in excellent condi-
~SAf sAA@o AAS wac "uuulCu ILL., is TulnAn.
ST. VINCENT, MINI.
The past week has been one of intense
neat, surprising anything on record. Only
up: Grain is suffering, and unless rain
falls soon,.poor crops will be the result.
IT is said Prendergast will hang July
I'd. Allowing him two days to cross
the river, he will just about get there in
time to see the Fourth of July fireworks.
HE Fargo Sun has it bad, and COM
pares the Coxey movement to the pill.
grimages of Jesus and the apostles
through the Holy Land.
ERAsTUs W1MAN has been sentenced
to five years and six months. A motion
has been made for q new trial.
IT is now time for General Coxey to.
announce a intention of going on the
stag .
The coal strikers, as might be expect
ed continue to have a pretty hot time OF
it.
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