Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-05-04

is in fine condition.
Cooperstown The weather during the
past week has been very favorable for
operations. Warm winds have
dried the ground, and all farm work is be-
ing pushed ahead very rapidly.
GRAND FORKS
Holmes-Everybody seeding; ground in
good condition.
Johnstown-Nice and wa rm; grass start
ing IN great shape. Grain sown early is
up; seeding nearly half done.
KIDDER
Dawsol-The week has been very favor
able; more rain SO far this spring than has
been known in this country for several
years. Prospects for a good CROP have
been so fine.
Ii INQUIRE
Berlin-Ground rather wet until the 29d,
when everybody went at it full tilt. Fully
70 per cent. OF seeding done, and all
that sown in March in the best pos
sible condition. That sOwn the first of the
month is now up and looks fine; that sown
March has nearly all rOtted in the
ground.
LOGAN
Appropriateness are busy seeding;
ground is in good condition, with few
exceptions. About half the seeding done.
NC HENRY
Misunderstanding has commenced. The
ground is in good condition, and the
weather has been fine, with one good rain.
NC INTosH
LOwell-Cloudy most of the time, but a
good deal of wind, so land is dried and in
good condition to work. Seeding progress
ing nicely. Considerable less wheat will
be soWn this year than last.
MORTON
Glen Ullin-About all seeding of wheat
Il oats nearly finished. Ground in good
condition.
New Salem-Seeding is almost finished
and a great deal Of the wheat is up and
doing we'll. The weather for the past
week has been beneficial to farmers.
Sims-Wheat is up six inches. Splendid
growing weather. Plenty of moisture.
Prairie is turning green.
PEMBINA
Bowesmont-A little seeding and some
narrowing done, but rather wet yet.
Akra-Seeding just commenced. Ground
is wet and cold. Grass just beginning to
sprout.
Bartlett - Seeding just commencing.
Land in fine condition. Weather warm
and cloudy. Seeding not much later than
last year.
Jacksonville weather is fair and seed
inn &c nrnnrnccipr ~ ril1xy T1>o -~o.x-l :.
in fine condition for a crop.
BenZiOn-Farmers commenced seeding,
but the land is very wet yet.
Devils Lake-Farlners have began seed
ing, but frequent showers and the wet con-
dition of the ground makes it very slow
work.
RICHLAND
Wahperon-Weather favorable. Seed
ing we'll under way. Wheat sown in
March is now reported to be all right ex-
cept in low wet spots. More attention will
be given to small grain, other than wheat.
Colfax-The past week has been very
favorable. Ground in good condition.
From 10 per cent. to rs per cent. of grain
sown.
Power-Weather fine. All farm work
progressing finely; early wheat is up and
AoOnAAS VIGIL. AuEo Wooh WILL uuu oil IIc
grain in the ground in this vicinity if the
weather remains good.
LidgerwOod-Seeding is general and
large part Of the crop put IN last week
and it will be finished this week. The
weather has been quite favorable for work
and growing grain.
Milnor-The weather has been very fav.
orable. Wheat sown before the 2lst O
March comes up thin and weak. That
sown in April comes up thick and fine.
Cayuga-Weather all that can be asked
for. Three.fOurths OF crop sown. Early
sown wheat up and looking fine.
rapidly the past week. Many have
finished seeding. The wheat sown early
in the season is not in so bad condition a
reported last week.
Belfeld-The weather has been favorable
n seeding and planting has been tn,
| order this week.
South Heart-There will be but little
grain sown here, potatoes are planted. and
the ground is now being prepared for corn
sTUTsMAN
Observation-Disclosures fine all the week
Seeding is being rushed. Ground in fine
condition. Grass started. Stock doing
| we'll.
Pingree-The past week has been al
that could be desired tor farming opera
tons. The ground is drying out in gooc
shape and seeding is being rushed. Pros
poets are excellent.
JamestOwn-SeeLing has been genera
during the entire past week. In thu
vicinity of Jamestown and south, 40 PEI
ceht. of wheat crop is in. In the nortf
part Of county 20 per cent. is seeded.
Montpelier-The past week has beer
all the farmers could ask for. The grounC
is in a better condition for crops than i
has ,hl " y3a.,.E trly,,Hl wl3a5 is
| up so n can see the rows.
Galesburg-Fine drying weather. Seed
ing began generally about the 25th anc
18th. Ground will be in good condition il
fair weather continues a few days longer
Glover sown April 18th is up nicely.
Hillsb0ro-The weather has been all
that could be desired. Clear and warm
Seeding has commenced pretty generally
and the ground is getting to be in gooG
condition.
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