Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-10

ches high and stooling finely. Flax seed
ing delayed by rain; gardens doing we'll.
RIoHLAND.
Moselle-Rain has fallen heavily the
past week aud everything is in a thriv.
ing condition. Grass is very forward.
~Seymour-Weather warm: plenty Of
rain and crops doing well.
HanklnsOn-Heavy rains during the
week have completely %brokenthe drouth.
Every hour since last report has been
favorable for crops. In a few days grain
Will De up high enough to cover the
ground thus protecting the roots from
the effects of high winds and to retain
moisture.
Mooreton-Have had abundant rain
this week, and crops of all kinds doing
we'll.
MISREPRESENTATION rains not IN.
favorable for small grain. Season about
tour weeks earlier than last year.
Straubville-Repeated rains during
the week and the ground in excellent
condition; weather cool and favorable.
Wheat seeding done, and some corr be-
ing planted.
Forman-The past week has been the
most favorable of the season. Wheat is
looking fine; pasturage is about two
weeks ahead of last year. Plenty Of
moisture in the ground.
Cayuga-Plenty of rain since last re-
port. Ground thoroughly soaked; pros.
poets fine.
Milnor-The weather the past week
could have. been no better. Showers
every day, and the ground wet down
ten to twelve inches. Land is being
prepared for corn, fax and millet.
Havana-Light rains every day for
past week and crops never looked better.
Subsoil is not damp yet, has been dry
as powder for the past four years.
Damage of drouth until it is wet,
STEELE.
Mardell-Wheat is about all sown and
the ground is in excellent shape.
Hope--Small grain about all in and.
plowlng for corn going on. Some hail
fell during week, but no damage re-
ported. Plenty of. rain and ground.
thoroughly soaked; garden truck COM
ing out fine.
Misunderstanding finished; gram grows.
finely. Early sown fields green; ground
IN fine condition; corn planting in full
blast.
Gladstone nv Rains have thoroughly,
soaked the ground ana everything is
growing fine. Some mlllet and corr in
the ground. Grass never better at this,
season.
Belfield-We had plenty of rain last
week and the ground is now in good
condition. Grass is splendid for this.
season OF the year, and stock is looking
fine.
{. Kensal - Plenty Of rain during the,
week. Seeding almost done; planting
partly done. Early sown grain covers
the ground. tEi
Jamestown-Wheat about all in and
other grains being rapidly put in. Num-
erous light showers have made prospects
good. Much Of the wheat up and doing
we'll.
Clifford-Cloudy weather with rain
has prevailed during the week, and has
been very favorable for crops. Some,
flax to SOW yet; blowing being done for
corn and potatoes.
uQlBQ6Qs We nave,
had several fine rains during the week
which.have been very beneficial to crops.
Galesburg-Fine showers during the
past week and ground in excellent CON
dition. Crops looking fully as we'll as
ever before at this time OF year.
Planting of oats, rye and potatoes now
in progress.
Sidney-Seeding is practically done
except barley.
Maza-seeding about completed;
grain looking fine.
*4 WALSH.
Conway-Crope looking fine. Heavy
soaking rains this week. Soil in fine con
dition; wheat fields look green and nice.
Minto-We have had some fine show
ers the past week, and all kinds Of vege-
tation Isl booming.
Edinburg Heavy rains during the
week have delayed farm work. The
Rain has soaked in the ground and not
run off as it often does.
Pisek-The weather is the best that
could be had; the condition of crops is
better than ever, and as good as any one
could wish for, and everything is grow
ing rapidly.
WILLIAMS. *&t'
Willlston-The temperature and pre-.
cipitation were very&favorable for grow
ing crops. Pasturage fine; the season is
unusually we'll advanced.