Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-05-18

OSeu III M1ll1OnS OF lone
been high all the week and some grain is
uncovered.
Sanborn-Seeding mostly through; wheat
coming up nicely.
BENSON
YOrk-Wheat is up and looking fine
Everything looks favorable; a good rain
would be beneficial.
BOTTINEAU
Demonstrating is about completed
wind first part of the week followed by
rain. Pastures are uncommonly good.
Willow City-The weather has been fav.
Orable except tor wind which blew consid-
cradle grain out; seeding is about done
The ground in good condition. More oats
are being sown this year than last.
BURLEIGH
Glasscock-Seeding of small grain /:
completed. Some are blowing for corn
and some corn has been planted. Grass
IS getting good and the grain that is up
looks well.
Wild Rice seeding is practically
through. The early soWn grain is up and
looks well. High winds prevailed as q
rule the past week. The seeding done in
March is thin and will not be a full crop.
DICKEY
Oakes-The high winds of the past week
have done more damage to wheat thar
can be regaind in two weeks under the
most favorable weather with plenty OF
rain.
Ellendale-Crops as a general thing are
looking fine; less wheat has been sowr
than formerly and more rye and double the
amount of potatoes. The high wind of the
first Of the week blew out some fax and
buried considerable wheat that was up
Ground is moist and everything growing
rapidly. The wheat is in advance of the
Russian thistle.
Monango-The high winds during the
past week made it unpleasant for farm
not seriously. Wheat has g%erminateS
very quickly and the first sown is looking
green and well.
misunderstanding is finished. Wheat
coming up fine. Farmers busy preparing
ground for corn.
Oakdale-Heavy frost night of the 9th
Not much wheat or oats soWn here. Corr
and potatoes about half planted.
FOSTER
Lemert-The weather has been favorable
Seeding nearly all done except flax and
barley.
GRAND FORKS
looking good, but are a little in need O.
rain. EARLY seeding looking good.
McCanna-Weather fine; crops looking
we'll; wheat about all sown.
lnkster-Heavy winds Of 9Th and 7th dit
some damage but not general. Weathe
cool; wheat all in the ground.
Misunderstanding most done. Some grail
on high sandy land has been damaged by
high winds. but may come out all right
Rain is needed,
Cooperstown-The past week has beef
very favorable for crops. Most of tn
wheat IS sOwn and some oats. High wind
have done no damage. Another week will
about finish seeding.
demonstrating is almost done, Som
damage has been done by the wind OF
summer fallow and sandy soil.
KIDDER
Dawson-Majority of wheat will averag
8 inches in height. Weather favorable ex
cept for high winds which drifted sand OF
some pieces hiding and damaging growth
of wheat. The spring has been backward
too much cold weather. Rain is yer.
much needed at the present time.
LOGAN
Napoleon-Very high wind. Seeding
nearly all done except on this seasons
breaking. Wheat looks fine and has
healthy color. Corn and potatoes will be
planted this week.
NC INTOSH
Lowell-Week has been favorable fol
growing crops. Wheat and oats about al
sOwn yet.
Elbow Woods-The weather has beer
very prOpitiOus. The Indians here will
have about the same acreage as last year
about $500 or 4,000-probably between
these figures.
Coal Harbor-Very windy. No rain
Seeding progressing finely. Many farmers
planting corn and potatoes.
Washburn EARLY seeding grain up anC
looking we'll. Wheat nearly all seeded
Ground In good condition.
NELSON
Bue-The past week has been less fav
Orable for seeding on account of high
winds which have caused more or les.
damage to sprOuting grain. Wheat i!
about all IN, and blowing for oats ant
barley began. (
Sanger-The week has been very wind,
and dry. Small grain doing we'll however
as the ground contains plenty of moisture
Nights cool.
PEMBINA
neat Seedlng very nea
finished, rather cold for growing weather
Akra-Heavy wind storm Sunday ant
Monday damaged shallow seeding some
what. Wheat all, or nearly all in. Wealth
er rather cold; fields begin to look green.
RAMSEY
Crary-The past week has been fine TO
seeding. Wheat about all in, that sow
early is up nicely.
Benzion-The weather has been fine ant
and some wheat is up and looks nicely
Seeding nearly done.
Devils Lake-Seeding about done-A
great deal OF the grain up and. looking
we'll. Weather very favorable.
Bartlett-WheaG nearly all sown. Mucl
of it coming up and growing fast.
HIGHLAND
Colfax-Seeding is nearly done excep
flax and barley. High winds have no
damaged crops to any extent; fine weather
prevails.
Lidgerwood-A week of unusually higl
winds. Crops on high lands damaged
General condition of crops very good.
Wahpeton - Generally fine weather
Seeding mostly done. No damage from
heavy wind storm. All reports favorable
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