Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-08
ter part of the week has dried up the
ground somewhat but not enough to in
jure anything yet.

ter part Of the week has dried up the
ground somewhat but not enough to in
jure anything yet
MORTON
New Salem-The weather is dry and
warm and a good rain is necessary or crops
will suffer. So far, everything Is all right.
NELSON
Bue--Weather the past week has been
and everything is growing fast. A little
rain would be beneficial.
Baconville-The weather has been dry
and warm. Crops looking fine; rain :need-
ed for late sown grain.
PEMBINA
Akra Crops and grass is growing fine
but will need a shower of rain soOn as it
has been warm and dry.
RAMSEY
BenZiOn-The frost of the 9th has dam
aged the corn and beans which were up.
Rain is needed. The crops are away ahead
OF those last year at this time. Everything
looks fine.
Bartlett-Grain looks we'll. We need
rain, but vegetation is not suffering any
juding from the healthy appearance of all
grain.
HIGHLAND
POwer-Have had one-thlrd of an inch of
rain in past three week and grass in pas
VulCS huu LlCduOWS Is Ill uccu OI muC0
more. Grain is looking well however, but
that damaged by wind storms can only be
brought up by fair weather. Corn and po-
tatoes well up.
SARGENT
Cayuga-No rain to speak of since May
4th and grain begins to show signs of
the drought.
STARK
South Heart-Grain is looking good.
TELL
C~olgate-The weather during the past
week has been very favorable. Heavy
rain followed by cool weather, and later bv
warm is bringing grain on finely. Early
sown wheat is stooling.
Jamestown-All crops growing slowly
and looking fairly we'll. No rain the past
week. II we do not have rain very soon
crops will suffer.
Montpelier-The weather has been very
dry. Rain is needed bad and crops damaged
some by dry weather.
Minto-The weather for past week has
been good for growing crops, except We
need more rain: Rainfall for May only
0.96 of a n inch, the normal or average
amount here is 1872 inches.
Edlnberg-The weather continues good
and crops are all growing rapidly. No
frosts to hurt anything.
Park River-Crops OF all kinds are look
ing good and doing we'll.
MOORHEAD, MINI.
Conditions favorable for all crops dur
ing the week.
ST. VINCENT,
The past week has been very hot and
dry. Grain beginning to suffer for want
OF rain. Temperature in excess of normal,
All seeding and planting is finished.
Hoods Pills do not weaken, but aid
digestion and tone the stomach. Try
them.
Walters Dead.
That nc n can say what an hour, q
day, or a week may bring forth, is
amply proven in the case of August
Walters, the young man who was in
jured in the railroad yards here Thurs
day morning, last, and who was brought
back from Brainerd yesterday, dead.
The boys leg, which was badly cut
and broken in the accident which has
resulted in his death, was amputated
shortly after his arrival at the Brainerd
hospital, and either the shock was too
much for him, or his injuries were more
serious than at first supposed, for he did
not live long after the operation. The
funeral occurred from the Catholic
church yesterday afternoon, and the re.
mains we're followed to the grave by a
number of his frlends-kind hearted Rus
sians-whose grief at his sad end was
touching. The case is an exceptionally
sad one, from circumstances surrounding
1t, and the end of the young fellow, a few
days ago, happy, hearty and healthy, is a
source of genuine regret.