Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-13

oOAlo eoeuluS LAS Deon QOne, mostly
IN the southern part of the state but the
ground is in most places too wet to be
worked.
Report by Counties.
Glasscock-A few have commenced seed
ing. The high land is in good condition
for seeding. but the low land is too wet.
McKenzie-No seeding done yet.
BARNES
Sanborn-Ground drying up No seed
ing done yet.
Tower City-Land is drying up slowly,
Some dragging has been done, but gener-
ally speaking, nothing of any consequence.
FOSTER.
Carrington-No crops sowed yet. Ground
very wet.
GRAND FORKS.
McCannas-Warm and pleasant weather
during past week.
Orr-There is as yet, no spring work
done in this locality and will not be for
some days. Wheat will not be sowed be-
fore the 18th. Tuesday last we had a good
fall Of rain and snow combined, which
was a grand thing for the plowed ground
that will be sowed to wheat, as it was
dryer than it has been for years.
LA INQUIRE.
Berlin-Possibly 5 per cent. of the wheat,
and 10 per cent. of the rye was sown in the
warm part OF March; since then but little
has been done in fields. Seeding in general
is just commencing. Conditions very
good.
Dickey-The farmers have just begun to
seed; ground in good condition; weather
fine.
Washburn-Rain and now first part OF
week, left ground very wet. Latter part
OF week clear with sunshine. Little spring
work done as yet.
NELSON.
Bue-The week has been a fair one for
putting ground in order for seeding. On
the Sd wet o came down all day and
furnished a greatly needed moisture. No
seeding done yet, but preliminary work
will be commenced in two or three days if
weather holds out,
PEMBINA.
Bowesmont-No seeding done here yet.
RAMSEY.
Bartlett-Ground wet from the rain and
snow storms of the last of March and first
of this month. Seeding will not commence
before the 18th. Wheat acreage will likely
fall 10 per cent. below last season. Barley,
oats and rye will be about the same as last
year.
Devils Lake-Seeding will commence
about the 18th. Everything looks favorable
for a good crop.
HIGHLAND.
Lidgerwood-Ground in good condition.
Five to 10 per cent. of grain sown. Seed
ing has begun again.
Wahpeton-Very wet and bad for small
grain already sOwn. Some farmers have
as high as 500 acres sOwn in Brandenburg.
The same have ordered new supplies Of
seed wheat. Ground very wet in this
county. Seeding will not commence under
a week with favorable weather. County
roads reported very bad.
SARGENT.
BrOOkland-t1round too wet to seed Cay
uga. Seeding just begun. Rain and snow
first of the week put the ground in fine
condition.
Forman-The past week has been very
favorable for preparing the ground for
seeding. Abundance of moisture for this
time of year.
Colgate-The weather TO. the past week
has been very favorable and encouraging
to the farmers as the rain nj sun has put
the ground in excellent condition. No
seeding done yet.
sTUTSMAN.
Pingree-Seeding commenced on the 4th
of the month.
Minto-No seeding done yet; too much
frost in the ground. #
Portal-Snow is. all gone from the plow-
ed fields, but ice and water prevents the
farmers from getting to work yet. The
present bright, sunshiny weather will soon
fit the ground for seeding. There is some
snow on the prairie yet.
ST. VINCENT, MINI.
During the past week the weather has
been fairly good. Frost is out Of the
ground about three inches ana a few
farmers will begin seeding soon, but it will
not be general for a week or ten days yet.
MooRHEAD, MINI.
No work done during the week.
BOwlers.
The bowling alley on Third street,
next to Grifin's market, is now open.
The latest results OF pharmaceutical
science and the best modern appliances
are availed Of in compromising Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Hence, though half q cen
fury in existence as a medicine, it is fully
abreast Of the age in all that goes to
make it the standard blood-purifer.
Found at Last.
Quite a romantic discovery Of lost par
ents occurred through the agency Of
persons in this city recently, when the
relatives Of Albert Foster, the insane
man now confined in the asylum, we're;