Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-06-21
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Edgeley-Conditions this week have been,
most favorable for crops of all kinds.
M'HENRY.
Villard-Grain OF all kinds looking fine.
Prospects for a good crop are the best.
M'INTOsH.
Ashley-All crops growing finely and
never looked better at this time of year.
NORTON.
Sims-Everything doing finely. Some
hail, but no damage done.
M'LEAN.
Falconer-Small grains making rapid
growth. Corn has improved with the most
favorable weather of the past week. Also.
potatoes and garden truck.
Washburn-Prospect for a large crop.
Graln never better. The last few laws Of
me weather has started corn in fine shape.
PetersDurg-Grain never looked better.
Hay will be very light.
Bue--Weather continues fine. Plenty of
rain and sunshine makes everything jump.
PIERCE.
Barton-Hailstorm Of fifteen minutes
duration on the 18th. No damage. Rain.
each Alternate day and crops never looked
better this time of year.
PEMBINA.
BoWesmont-Showery most of the week.
Splendid growing weather.
Hamllton-Crops are growing to perfec-
tlon, and so are noxious weeds. General
prospects were never better.
RANSOM.
Buttzville-Hailstorn of 18th was the
worst ever known in this county. Hail.
stones, measuring five inches in circum-
ference, we're plenty, and tine hail Law three
inches deep on the fields. The storm was
from Two to two and a,halt miles wide and
zen miles long, and destroyed more than
50W acres of wheat and more than 1000.
acres OF flax, besides all the other grains.
Corn and potatoes were beaten into the
ground, but today (l5th) show signs, of
recovery. Gardens were destroyed past
help. Many farmers are re-planting, and
some nave begun blowing up their flax and
Wheat fields and sowing them to millet.
About two inches of water and melted hail
fell.
,Anselem-Crops look excellent outside
OF hail stricken part. The hailstorm passed
through the central portion of this county
from west to east, totally destroying $4,000
acres. Hail was piled up from three to TO-
inches high, and some were still found
after three days.
RAMSEY.
BenziOn-The crops are looking better
than in years past. More warm weather
needed.
R1CHLAND. "
SeymOur-Weather warm Crops look
ing we'll.
Observation-Disclosures conditions good.
crops looking fine.
.Colfax-A hailstorm on the 18th did con-
siderable damage to crops. Gardens COM
pletely destroyed. Z.
,Wahpeton-Some damage reported by
high wind on the 18th. None by hail in
this vicinity.
Moselle-The past week was very favor
able to al growing crops.
Farmlngton-The weather has been Just,
grand for all kinds of crops.
Mooreton-Past week favorable for crops.
which are doing very well.
Dlckinson-The past week has been fine
for all kinds of crops.
Belheld-lt has been a good week for all
kinds Of vegetation.
Gladstone-Hail Sunday did some dam
age to rye and barley that is heading.
Cayuga-Weather favorable. Grain look.
ing fine.
Geneseo-Some damage by hail. Garden
truck destroyed in places. Wheat slightly
straubville-yery best of weather for
done to corn by cut worms.
Buchanan-Weather continues favorable.
TOR al grain. Corn and potatoes doing
hnely.
Jamestown-Crops generally are looking
me. "A few pieces of wheat damaged by
hail the past week.
Colgate-Past week very favorable for
kinds of grain.
TRAILL.
CItford-Frequent rains and good pros.
pects Tor an abundant harvest.
Blanchard-All grain making rapid ad-
well.
oldney-,Wheat, oats and barley looking
hne,a and the outlook is tor a very heavy
yield.
Portal = Weather continues fine for
growing crops.
WALSH.
Edlnburg-Another good week, with
very light showers.
Pisek--Weather fine. Crops look A No.
l.. Rye is already headed out.
Minto-Weather all that could be asked
Tor, and crops are just booming.
growing rapidly and in excellent con
ditiOn. 1870
never better.
heduc prices in Chlld's sheep dip
the best dip in the market-safe and ef-
fective and non-poisonous. Write E. L.
Faunce, Bismarck, N. D., for circular
and prices.
Strayed.
From my residence, one pony, four
white feet. M side of nose white; when
last seen bad a rope around neck, with q.
swivel from picket in a knot. Also. one.
horse colt %(suckingl white strip in face
Any information will be rewarded.
Miss EVA DRESSER,
Tribune"
For Sale.
Thoroughbred Irish setter pups, cheap,
at Faunce's corner. For terms call on
or ADDRESS p. L. FAUNcE,
Box 700. Bismarck N n