Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-05
ABSOLUTELY PURE

NELSON.
PetersburgiESmal grain in splendid
snape put corn don't amount to anything.
Sanger-Small grain was never better at
this time OF season. Corn still backward.
PEMBINA.
Cry stal-A!l grain doing finely. Early
wheat and barley heading. Hungarian
ana mlilet backward and weedy.
Hamllton-Grain growing to perfection.
early sown grain out finely. Corn very
backward. Hay crop light.
PIERCE.
Bal tOn-PrOspecLs never better. Light
frost on 9th touching beans and vines.
RAMSEY.
Crary-Mercury at the freezing point
thursday, but no damage. Some damage
done by hail north of here.
Jackson-Crops growing nicely. Frost
has done no damage.
churches Ferry-Nod damage by frosts o
9th and 28th1 observed. Weather generally
favorable for wheat.
Benzlor-Crops are very fine, but garden
Truck needs more warm weather.
RANSOM.
Buttzyille-All grain very fine outside
the hail region. In the stricken district
me prospects are slim. Heavy frost on the
27th corn, beans and gardens in the
valley.
Seymour--Wheat and oats heading out.
A big crop is certain if nothing DAMAGES it,
HanklDs0n--Past week dry and cool, No
frost. Crops fine and stand over three feet
high.
excellent. Early wheat all headed.
WahpetOn-The best outlook for small
the 28th. 80 -
Lidgerwood-All small grain looking
me Frost on Wednesday and Thursday,
doing no damage.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are all growing fine
except corn. Light frost on 9th, but done
no damage.
DISQUALIFICATION favorable for crops.
wheat heading fast. Corn doing fairly well.
SARGENT.
Forman-Dry weather affecting wheat
in part OF county. Corn backward. Some
damage by frost IN the 9th.
GeneseO-S0me damage by frost on the
9th. Small grain doing we'll. Corn back
ward. ~
Milnor-Wheat, rye barley and p%otatoes
doing very well. Corn, millet and grass
backward. Frost, doing no damage.
Havana-GrOund damp, and crops look
ing better than for four years.
STARK.
al crops, but is getting too dry and rain is.
Mnptpolior 0,;%,o
9th will have bad effect on heading grain.
Early sown grain all heading.
kensal-All Kinds Of grain. good except
corn and gardens. Hay will be a good
average yield.
Jamestown-Past week very favorable
for all crops. Prospects never better.
Colgate-Frost night of 9th damaged
gardens. Wheat and barley heading out.
Hillsboro-The past week has been chilly
with showers and favorable for grain.
Warm weather needed for corn.
Blanchard-All grain making rapid
progress. Corn doing fairly we'll. Millet,
poor.
Observation-Disclosures cool and raing. fay-
orable for grain and potatoes. Unfavor-
able for corn.
TOWNER.
Sldney-Crops of all kinds are making
very rapid progress.
Minto-Another fine week for all crops
except corn.
.Williston-Grain heading. Corn doing
nicely. Grass higher than in past four or
five years.
Are your crops insured? If not, don't
sleep till you see S. M. Pye & Co., agents
for the best hail company, at the Capita.
National Bank.
The citizens of Walhalla have fenced
the ground made sacred by tbs graves
of the martyrs of the Indian massacre
of 1854. They have also organized a
society to protect and beautify the
grounds
jamestown Capital: Two draymen at
Mayville last week, while storing a car
load of furniture, drank a bottle of
embalming fluid, thinking it was alcohol.
and died before the next morning. A
blind pig would do good business in that
town.
Edgeley Mail: The rain has already
accomplished what the pop party prom
ised to do It given an opportunity. It
has saved the state. There is more gen.
uine virtue in one good rain than in all
the theories of populism, and they all
know it.