Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-05
THE WEATHER.
Weekly Crop.Bulletin Report For
Week Ending, Monday,
June 10th.

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on the 9th and 28th have done some
damage, confined mostly to gardens,
although in some sections wheat and
corn are reported as injured by it.
Hailstorms have been frequent, but
attended with but slight. damage to
crops. ,
Wheat is heading out rapidly, as are
oats and rye. Potatoes are in blossom,
but corn still continues very backward
on account of the cool weather.
Showers have been we'll distributed
over all sections, except the western and
southeastern portions of the state, where
the ground is getting dry and rain is
needed. The temperature during the
after part Of, the week was higher than
usual, with sunshine all the day. which
has greatly benefited all crops.
Wild mustard continues to grow fast,
and is crowding out late sown fields to
some extent. Rust is appearing IN wheat
in Mclean county. Prospects for hay
still continue the best in the western
part of the state. Gardens are improv-
ing and doing very we'll.
Reports by Counties.
Sanborn-All grain crops coming for
ward rapidly. Frost Friday morning dam
aged potatoes in low places.
Barnes-FrOstt two nights in the week.
Did not hurt grain, but potatoes are slight
ly touched
Oriska-Past week very dry-frost one.
night, NOdamage. Must have rain in ten
days or crop will be light.
BENSON
Knox-Good growing weather. Light
frost on 18th, doing no damage to speak of.
York-All kinds Of grain have made
ing out. Flax in bloom.
Amenia-Wheat heading out. Light
frost Friday morning but no damage DONE.
Hunter-A growing week with light
showers nearly every day. A little hail
near Erie, doing slight damage.
Grandin-CrOps continue to improve.
Wheat and barley heading out. No in
scots. Wheat crop much improved.
Argusviile-All small grain doing well,
and grass has picked up Wonderfully. Too
cold for corn and gardens.
Wild Rice-Plenty of moisture and all
crops doing we'll. Early sOwn wheat and
barley heading.
Tower City-NO change in condition q
crops. Frost this week destroyed con-
siderable garden truck.
Gardner-Crops look first class.
CAVALIER.
MISUNDERSTANDING. including weeds,
growing immensely. Grain stooling so it
is very thick.
Osnabrock-Too much rain for the low
lands: Crops doing we'll. Wheat COM
mencing to head out.
Woodbridge-A hailstorm on the 18th
done considerable damage over a narrow
strip OF country.
McLean-Wheat, oats and barley look
good and are out in head. All kinds of
garden truck is well advanced.
DICKEY.
Ellendale-A killing frost in , various
parts of the county on the 9th. Damage
is hard to estimate as yet.
Monango-Heavy frost Friday morning
but no, damage seen from it. Crops con
tinue good. Grain beginning to head.
Ludden-All grain heading. out. Frost
the 27th cut corn and garden truck in some
localities.
Sheyenne-AN grain growing rapidly. y
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Gayton-The past week has, been very
favorable for crops. Some hail, but no
damage.
GRAND FORKS.
Niagara-Some barley and wheat lodg-
ing owing to continued wet weather
making straw soft.
GR1GGs.
Gallatin-Crors never looked better here
at this time of year.
K1DDER.
I Dawson-Crops all doing fine, but rain
will De needed in a few days. Grass head.
ing in fine style.
L'MoURE.
Grand Rapids-Another wet week. Just
right for grain. Some slight damage from
hail. Wheat heading out.
LOGAN.
Nap0leon-Weather favorable and crops
looking well, except corn, which wants
more sunshine.
King--Crops doing finely. Rye and bar.
ley heading out. y
Coal Harbor-Crop conditions favorable.
FalcOner-Eyerything growing splendid
exceptcorn. Oats heading Out.
MORTON.
Sims-Fine growing weather. Wheat
heading out.
New Salem-CrOps in splendid shape.
Corn picking up and looking good.