Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-06-28
Reports by Counties.

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Sanborn -Crops are coming forward
rapidly. Rye and barley are mostly headed
Out.
Fingal-The past week has been favor
able for all kinds OF grain aud everything
is doing well.
Brinsmade-The weather is all that could
be desired. Crops are doing their best.
Corn backward.
BOTTINEAU.
Omemee-Favorable conditions continue.
Crops doing we'll. Gardens backward.
Willow City-The crops are growing
nicely considering the cool and cloudy
weather. Hail done considerable damage
north of us.
BURLEIGH.
Bismarck-Grain of all kinds growing
finely. Gardens and corn retarded by cool
weather.
Arthur-Grain doing finely. Weather
cool; fine for wheat, but not so good for
corn and flax.
Grandin-All crops look fine and making
rapid progress. The head begins to show
in a few fields of wheat and barley.
Amenia-No change in crop conditions.
All grain looks we'll.
Tower Clty-All kinds Of grain have
grown rapidly. Prospects at present are
very bright.
CAVALIER.
Osnabrock-Grain further advanced and
heavier than in the pact three years.
.y DICKEY.
Ludden-Weather favorable for growing
crops. Cool and showery.
Ellendale-Good rains. No hail. Every
thing booming.
Sheyenne-Grain and grass is doing
splendid. Plenty Of rain.
EMMoNs.
Gayton-Small grain was never better.
Prospects good for corn.
GRAND FORKS.
McCanna-All grain growing rapidly.
Rye and some barley we'll headed out.
Prospects most encouraging.
Niagara-Allgrain doing well, especially
rye, which has been IN head in some fields
for several days.
G~allatin-The average condition Of crops
C0operstown-All kinds of grain doing
finely. Meadows improving.
KIDDER.
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favorable. We have had some. hail, but as
it came without high winds, done no dam
age.
Dawson-Grain IS doing we'll; oats, rye,
barley and some wheat is heading out in
good shape.
L'MOURE.
Edgerly-Another favorable week tor
crops. Corn still much behind.
M'INTosH.
Youngstown-The past week has been
warm with frequent showers. All crops
growing good.
King-Grain looking very nice. Corn
and garden truck are backward.
Napoleon-Fine growing weather, pros
poets never better.
M'LEAN.
Coal Harbor-All conditions favorable,
Grain much further advanced than in
former years.
Washburn-All kind Of grain in finest
possible condition. Corn doing very we'll.
Falconer - Grain making a splendid
i showing except that SOWn late which is
very poor. Early wheat heading out.
OLIVER.
Sanger-Small grain doing well. Corn
very backward, that planted early looks
bad, weeds getting ahead of it.
RAMSEY.
Jacks0n-Crops are looking fine..A light
shower every day.
Benzion-Crops are looking very fine.
Hail on the 18th and 10Th, doing no damage
whatever.
Crary-Rain almost daily. Weather
warmer; crops doing nicely
NELSON.
Petersburg-CrOps are all right and
everything looks good.
RANSOM.
Buttzville-The past week has been
grand one for the hailstricken region,
Two fine showers have caused the wheat
and other crops cut by the hail to grow
very fast and it looks as if a partial crop
could be secured yet. =
RICHLAND.
Lidgerwood-All grain doing we'll.
Seym0ur-Weather has been favorable
to crops the past week.
Hankinson- Everything favorable fol