Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-03
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
condition. Wheat seeding is almost fin
ished and grass and grain in fine shape.
GRAND FORKS

condition. Wheat seeding is almost fin
ished and grass and grain in fine shape.
GRAND FORKS.
Orr-The past week could not be finer
for spring work. Mt a. much wheat
will lie soWu here tlns sprung but more
of the other kinds Of small grain.
Niagara-Wheat seeding nearly finish
ed and seeding of oats and fax COM
menced. Early sown grain coming up
nicely.
Reynolds-Seeding finished except fax
and corn. Ground moist enough to
sprout all seed.
Observation-Disclosures about all sowD,
and some oats and barley. Weather cool
but quite favorable for seeding. Ground
in good condition
Emerado-Ihe weather has been fav-
orable and wheat is nearly all seeded.
Arvilla-Wheat seeding about done;
less Gown than in former years, Weather
favorable.
Tappen-The weather has been favor
able for seeding, although there has been
considerable wind. Seeding nearly fin
isbed. Less wheat and more corn planted
Dawson - Wheat nearly all sown.
Nearly every one is sowing some fax
this year. All crops looking good. High
winds and cloudy with cool nights all
the week.
Edgeley-Early isown wheat looks we'll
Russian cactus looks better.
LOGAN.
Napoleon-Wheat all sown, and nearly
all the rest of small grain, except flax,
which Is about half done. Potatoes be-
ing planted. Rain would be welcome.
R
Sims-Wheat and oats nearly all up
and look fine. A good rain Saturday
night.
Coal Harbor-One light rain since last
week. Seeding progressing we'll and
wheat nearly all in.
Washburn- Seeding nearly finished;
early sown grain up and looking fine,
ground in good condition.
Ashley-Wheat nearly all in and other
grain we'll under way. Grain and grass
growing nicely. A good rain would be
of benefit now; still crops are not suffer-
ing.
Towner = Warm sunny weather all
through the week and some wind.
Everything favorable to crop growth.
Grain and gardens looking fine and
growing rapidly.
Aneta-Weather favorable for grass
and grain. Wheat seeding nearly done.
Everything looks favorable for good
crops.
Petersburg-Seeding we'll advanced.
It has been cold and windy all the week;
we need rain.
OLIVER.
Sanger-This week has been very dry.
Seeding we'll under way. Considerable
oats has been sowed. Some wheat is up,
but there is a lot of it in the ground as
dry as when sown.
Barton - Land in good condition;
wheat seeding nearly finished.
PEMB1NA.
Crystal-Early sown gram is up and
looking we'll; ground and air too cold for
rapid growth, however, blowing for bar
ley is being pushed forward with ground
in excellent condition for working. Less
wheat, and more of other small grains
will be sown here.
Hamilton - Farm work progressing
finely. Rather dry and cool during the
past week but we had a fine rain Satur-
day night and Sunday morning. Early
sown fields are looking green; a large
amount of barley and flax is being sown.
RAMSEY.
Benzion-Wheat seeding nearly done.
Weather fine for growing. Some corn
will be planted here this spring.
Churchs Ferry-Weather fair; crop
conditions all early and favorable.
Crary-Past week has been rather
cold. Ground in fine shape and wheat
seeding about finished.
jackson The wheat is nearly all
sown.
Devils Lake-Seeding nearly done; no
complaints of lack of moisture.
RANSOM.
Buttzvilie-All grain growing finely.
Flax seeding is nearly finished. Cattle
in pastures three weeks ahead of former
years.
Anslem-All grain growing wonder
fully during past week. Heavy rain
Saturday increased crop prospects in the
vicinity.
RICHLAND.
Wahpeton-All small grain we'll ad-
vanced and looking we'll.
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fax. We need rain, but crops are com
ing up fine and fields beginning to look
green.
Lidgerwood-Early seeded grain look
ing well. Light rain during the week.
S~eymour-Weather has been cool and
windy the past week. Seeding all done