Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-08
CROP BULLETIN.
County Reports Concerning the Crop
Conditions for Week Ending
June 4, 1894.

AS an average thing, the conditions have
been favorable for all crops during the
past week, although rain would be bene-
fetal everywhere, and in some few locali-
ties slight damage is said to have resulted
from lack of it.
Slight frOsts occurred in some low places
during the last three days of May, but
with the exception of some damage to corn
and beans in Ramsey county did not
amount to anything.
The temperature has been in excess of
the usual amount during the week aud the
rainfall deficient, while there has been
more than the usual amount of sunshine.
BARNES
Sanborn-Crops in general look good;
this has been a good growing week. A
little rain would do much good to gardens.
Alderman-Grain is all up and looking
good. No rain during the week.
Oriska-First part Of week cool, latter
part very warm; crops growing finely but
need a good rain.
Minnewauken = Weather quite warm,
which had the effect Of showing all vegeta-
ton ahead fast, and is now at least a
week ahead of last year. Rain would be
beneficial to late sown barley and flax.
York-All grain up andlooking splendid.
There is plenty of moisture in the ground.
Garder truck also looking fine.
BoTTINEAU
Omemee-Weather still dry and warm
with little wind the first part of the week,
but high southeast wind the latter part,
consequently the conditions are unfavor-
able.
Casselton-Crops of all kinds have made
no mid mouth NV ~ Tho Moot rr1oI VTYLa-k
has stoOled out well and strong, covering
the ground, which is we'll supplied with
moisture.
Page-All crops looking we'll; weather
very favorable. Best stand of wheat.
Wild Rice-All crops and vegetation
growing we'll although a good shower OF
rain would be beneficial. The weeds are
going to be troublesome in some places.
DICKEY
Ellendale-Crops lave made but little
progress the past week on account of the
want of rain.
Williamsport-The past week has been
extremely dry. Late sOwn grain is not
coming up.
Lemert-Crops of all kinds are looking
line. No better prospect could be asked
for.
ooAlO" O1OUS uUIIR uuCly, NlxnES
cool, but no damage from frosts.
Larrabee-The conditions all around as
to crops and weather are all that could be
desired.
GRAND FORKS
MISUNDERSTANDING dry and hot for past
week. Crops looking we'll.
GRIGGs
komness-The late rain done much good
and laid a good foundation to the present
crops. Everything lovely here.
CooperstOwn-All crops in this vicinity
are looking we'll and much renewed after
the rain of last week. More rain is not
necessary but would be beneficial. Cool
weather has prevailed during the week..
KIDDER
Dawson-Present condition of crops are
not the best. Too dry. Some millet in the
north OF this county remains yet to be
sown. Potato crop is doing nicely. Rain
is needed badly.
Langedahl-The weather has been fair
for all kind Of crops although rain is need
ed; the outlook for a fair crop is good.
La
Berlin-About everything is planted that
will be, but nearly all seeds planted in the
past 10 or Is days will not grow without
rain. While rain is badly needed the
early sown grain is not suffering much as
yet. All crops above the average.
LOGAN
Napoleon-Fine growing weather the
past week; crops looking we'll; pasturage
good.
NC INTOSH
LOwell-The week has been warm, and
crops of all kinds have grown rapidly.
Ground Is getting pretty dry.
NC HENRY
Pendray-Crops look we'll; grain is grow
ing fast. Weather is fine.
nc LEAN
Northumberland for the past week
has beer favorable for growing grain of
: all kinds. High winds In middle and lat