Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-06-07
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
Slms-Plenty Of rain during the week.
Some warm weather would be good.

Sims-Plenty of rain during the week.
Some warm weather would be good.
NELsON
Bue-The past week has been an excel
lent one for crops. We have every promise
of success.
favorable for small grain. The cror pros
poets were never better.
OLIVER.
Sanger-We have had plenty of mois-
ture. Corn wants warmer weather. Grass
in good shape.
Akra-Crop prospects good as they Dos
sibly can be. Frost has done no damage to
speak of.
Observation-Disclosures not injurious to
crops.
Hamilton-Rain Friday has greatly i'm
proved crops. Many farms completely
covered with French weeds in blossom,
and no attempt being made to check its
rapid progress.
Barton-Weather cold and dry. Grain
all sown and doing well.
Crary-Weather cold, but no frost last
week. Crops looking good.
Churches Ferry-With plenty of mois
ture and cool weather most OF week all
crop conditions continue favorable.
Benzion-All kinds of grain is up nicely.
Rain has greatly improved the condition Of
crops.
Buttzville-The weather has been bene-
fetal to all crops except flax which was
damaged by the high wind of the 9th.
grain doing we'll.
WahpetOn-Damage by frost very light.
Light showers during week.
Farmington-W Gather has been dry, but
nothing has suffered.
Hankinson-Grain in healthy condition
and prospects bright. We need rain.
Se~ymour.oCrops doing well. A little
Moselle-Early part OF week quite favor
able: Light rain on SOth, followed by high
wind injured light sown grain and corn.
SARGENT.
Forman-Weather quite favorable. Grain
growing and stoolng finely.
Geneseo-CrOps doing WE'LL One nice
rain during week.
Cayuga-All small grain doing nicely.
Corn backward. High winds have done
some damage to flax.
Dickinson-Considerable damage done
by freeze. Crops have not made much
Roadway on account of cold weather.
Bellfeld-Crep growth has been back.
ward on account of the late frOsts.
Gladstone-The past week has been fav-
Orable, and the effects of the freeze have
almost entirely disappeared. Rye is head
ing out.
C~olgate-Grain looking fine. Prospects
never better. High wind Of the 9th did
some damage.
sTUTsMAN.
Observation-Disclosures damage done
by frost to grain and gardens.
Kensal-Past week good for crops. Lots
of rain. Everything booming.
TRAIL.
Clifford-The high wind of Monday did
serious damage to the crops. A great deal
of flax. barley and some corn being re-
planted.
Acknowledgment local showers nave
improved crops considerably. Some dam
age done by high winds Of 9th and SOth.
Blanchard-A great deal Of damage has
been done wheat, oats, barley and fax.
Many are reseeding.
TOWNER.
Sidney-The past week has been quite
favorable for growing crops.
WALSH.
Edinburg-Wheat, oats and barley just
jumping. Pastures dong we'll.
MintO-Fine showers, and grain of all
kinds looking fine. Prospects for a good
crop are the best.
Auburn-The week has been favorable
for all kinds of crops, and grain has made
wonderful progress.
WARD. e
Portal-The weather has been most
favorable for growing crops, with plenty
of moisture and warm weather.
~ WELLS.
Sykeston-Grain in fine condition. Frost
did no damage in this vicinity save to small
fruit.
WILLIAMS.
Williston-The week has been a favor
able one. Frost Of Both did no seriOu
damage. Warmer weather would be bene-
fetal.
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