Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-05-25

was warm, fine weather, the latter part
rain and thunder showers with strong
winds, but no damage. Crops look we'll.
NC
Pendray-Grain is up nicely. We lave
mad Two good rains during the past week
which will make crops grow rapidly.
MCINTOSH
Ashley-Past week has been favorable
for crops. Quite windy on several DAYS.
Good rain latter part of week. Corn and
flax about all planted.
windy, without damaging crops. Heavyy
rain on the 18th, accompanied BY hail.
Which beat grain down considerably. al.
though it will likely rally without much
damage.
notwithstanding nearly all finished,
Grain up and looking well. Ground in fine
shape; Considerable corn planted.
Coal HarDor-A very favorable week for
finely.
Bue-High, cold winds have prevailed the
past week. Flowing for barley and oats
about done.
Sanger-A very favorable week. Corn is
now being planted in this section.
PEMBINA
Bowesmont-Seeding done. Crops grow
ing finely. A good deal of barley being
soWn ana plenty OF potatoes planted here.
RAMSEY
Devils Lake-Most all the wheat is I'm
and looking fine. A light frost damaged
the gardens a little Saturday morning.
Jacksonville weather has been cold and
cloudy with high winds.
ButtZv llle-Wheat, rye and barley doing
me. Oats and flax nearly seeded. The
weather has been beneficial.
ROLETTE.
Rolla-Wheat sown and getting splendid
start. Other grain about half done with
good prospects.
Dunseith-High winds,n no rain, wheat all
up and a healthy color. The ground is
SARGENT
Cayuga-Hot and dry winds forepart of
the week followed by fine rain and cool
weather since, making it very favorable for
growing crops
Forman-The week has been an improve
ment over the last one in rain and sun
shine. Wheat looks well and is growing
vigorously.
Milnor-The week has been favorable.
with a good rain which helped the crops
wonderfully. Grain partly blown out on
expected.
Brookland-Altogether a fine week for
grain Which is growing finely.
STARK
Notwithstanding favorable. Seeding
is al finished, grass doing nicely.
Colgate-Grain doing finely. Wheat acre.
age about same as last year. Oats and
barley from 20 to 30 per cent. more.
sTUTsMAN
Jamestown-All grain in except some
oariey ana oats, most of it up and looking
fairly well. Growth slow the past week
on account of cool weather. Heavy frosts
during week which did no damage to speak
OF. Some parts of the county had good
rams on the 18th and 18th and some parts
needed. "
Pingree-Grain growing fast and look
ing good. Good rain Wednesday afternoon.
Yysllanti-Crops all in with the excep-
ton OF q few pieces Of oats and milIet.
Frosts Thursday and Friday nights.
TRAIL
Galesburg-Wheat and oats all in which
LOOKING we'll. Flax, barley and potatoes CO.
ing INTO the ground rapidly. Good rains
Blaachard-Fine rain during week and
was OF immense benefit to all grain and
grass. More oats and barley sown this year
than at any previous season.
HlllSboro-The week has been cold and
windy with some showers. A heavy frost
on the 18th and 18th probably ruined the
small fruit, as it was all in blossom.
WALSH
Minto-The week has been. on the whole.
favorable TOR growing crops. The rain of
wednesday was just in time and did lots
Of good.
WELLS
S~ykeston-First part of the week high
northwest winds prevailed which culmin-
ated in a rain on the 10th which lasted 70
hours. About 2 inches of rain fell, and the
ground Is soaked below the blowing.
MOORHEAD, MINI.
Seeding finished.
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