Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-15

RAMSEY r
C~rary-Slight frost. Dry and windy.
Grain doing we'll.
POwer-Conditions similar to last week.
Rain is needed badly, as. in a short time
the effect of the drouth will be damaging.
Grass, greatly in need of wetter weather.
ROLETTE.
Rolla-Crops suffering for want OF rain,
especially on light land.
SARGENT
Cayuga-High winds from the southeast
and no rain is drying the crops up fast.
MilnOr-The latest seeded grain is suf-
fering from drOuth, especially millet and
Gladstone-The first of the week was
very dry, with high winds, which dried the
ground. Some fields were suffering for
want of rain, bnt sod grain suffered but
little and looks we'll. Most of the early
sown wheat has sto0led too much, making
it too thick. A good rain Friday night,
and most all day Saturday, has soaked the
ground thoroughly and put it in fine con-
dition for the crops.
Colgate-Weather during past week has
been very dry and warm, with occasional
high winds.
sTUTsMAN
Jamestown-Growth of all grain slow
the past week, owing to drOuth, but no
damage to speak of except to a few pieces
on high ground, the extent of which is not
yet known.
Ypsilanti-The week has been hot and
windy, and the ground is very dry. All
grain needs rain badly. Grass dying out
on uplands. Weeds doing well.
MOntpelier-The past week has been
dry and windy; without we have rain soon,
crops are gone up. High land wheat is
about spoiled now.
Blanchard-Wheat making rapid growth
Late oats and barley needs rain. Hay on
low lands will be a very heavy crop.
Galesburg-Warm days and cool nights
have madeg grain grow nicely. Rain would
stimulate growth very much, but crops are
grain all up. Early fax four inches tall.
Medium red clover beginning to blossom.
HillsbOrO-The week has been on the
whole, favorable for growing crops,
although it is getting pretty dry. Late
seeded grain and potatoes are suffering.
aay crop will be short; prospects good
fruit; there will also be some apples OF the
crab variety.
WALSH
Minto-Fine growing time, only we need
rain in this location. 1t has rained ali
around us, but we did not get our share.
Edinberg-We are needing rain. Weather
warm with high south winds.
WARD
Portal-The weather has been unfavor.
able for grain. A high southeast WIND
blowing the most of the time, with a no
sun and no rain has caused the grain tt
turn yellow, and unless there is rain soon
and plenty OF it, there will be no harvest
There was a killing frost on the 9TH tina
damaged gardens bad.
Sykeston-All grain looking fine and no
suffering any for lack of moisture, although
the weather for the past week has beer
warm and dry. A light frost on the 5tt
doing slight damage in north part OF thu
county.
MOORHEAD, MINI.
Rain of 9th was very beneficial, as whea
was looking bad IN spots.
ST. VINCENT, INN.
warm and dry. Rain is badly needed, a
grain IS suffering for want OF it.
Program.
The following is the program for tn
Catholic school commencement exercise
at the Atheneum, Wednesday evenin,
next:
Vocal Solo. Unfol
Misses G. Ryan, P. Robidou and A. Bau
dom.
Recitation ....... Three Little Toad Stool
Little Misses Mary E. O'Reilly, Grac
O'Shaughnessy and Aggie Kelly.
.StrabbO.
Piano-Master Glen Morris, little Misse
E. Erwin and D. Mlchaelson.
Speech Little Eugene Herber
...Vocal Sol
I've a Letter From Papa To-Day. 49,. Littl
NJ. E. O'Reily.
Dialogue. The Runaway
Gen. } }Ses Runaways } %am M Ms{!5ani
Mr.. William Moran
Mrs. Swift. ............ M. Cunningham
Susan, Mrs. Swift's daughter. c. Boyle
Chorus-The pansies. BY the Little Folk
Birding Polka-Piano GLEN Morri
;.......ChaS. MOrrl
March. The Young American
Song--Vocal Solo,
just One Penny to Buy Bread. $50. Littl
Bessie Ryan.
GallOp-PianO ...... Maud NOrtin, E. Ervi
Dialogue..........The Patent Right Ager
Mr.. Thompson ...... Leo Cunningham
Agent. Francis HOllran
Vocal Sol
Then I was q Child OF Three. Miss Plum
Robidou.
The Ocean Pearl-Piano. 49,. Misses 4
Cunningham, K. McHugh, Josephine Mars
Recitation 49,. Rock of Age
Miss J.. Mack.
IaOleauX. Guardian Ange
K. Lyons, P. Robidou, c. Ryan, A. Mallo,
Rail Brad Gallop-Piano. $3.50. Misses T
johnson and Irene Knudson.
Dialogues ........ Bogus Talking Machin
CHARACTERS.
; PrOf. Staley. Francis HallOra
MI. MartellO. John Leniha
Little Peto. Leo Cunningha
Dutchman $500. Joseph Westhause
DANCES OF THE DEMONS.
Piano-H. johnson, Minnie Larson, Iren
Knudson.
Operetta. Grown of Virtue or Coronatio
CHARACTERS.
Countess. .......... Miss Addie Baudoi
Grandmother Catharine.. Miss Jessie Mac
Two Sisters, Rose and Rosette. Mise
T. Robidou, G. Ryan.
!, Little Jennie Agnes Mallo