Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-19
VIII reduce the average yield considerable
Corn is gaining fast. Hay crop short.

Co.., iG =; tne average yield considerably.
Coth IS gaming fast. Hay crop short.
LOGAN.
Napoleon-ShoWers have refreshed crons
except some early sown rye which is to
some extent damaged by hot winds. In the
inean, the crops look fair. Hay not "a
gO0d as last year. 20
M'LEAN.
Washburn-Last weeks warm weather
mas damaged grain some in sandy locaIi-
.ies, 9ut recent rains have greatly i'm
Falconer-Everythine needing rain Tho
early wheat ripening fast. Late sown
grain heading and corn tasseling,
Coal HarbOr-CrOp conditions continna
tavViaOle Corn, however, is somewhat
Hay prospects were never
M'HENRY.
Iowner-Crops are generally looking
very We'll, still a good rain is needed badiV
% a. y VIC - naid ground is burning some. The
nay Is light. Corn and potatoes are doing
very well. Harvest will be a little late
Inls year unless we have some showers
and sunshine.
M'INTosH.
AShley.-Past week hot and drv. Crons
need rain badly. Late oats very LIGHT
MUTTON IN
u,; Me Soa Salem--Aug grain headed out. Rye
WI soOn % ripe, and if this weather con-
Ginues VIII have an early harvest. Corn
mlllet also doing we'll since hot
weather set in. "o NJ
oanger-Small grain nearly all headed
OUT Corn still backward. Wild mustard
10 very pad all over this vicinity.
PEMBINA.
HdmiItOn-nrv nlooro,I L.:, -.
the past week-just what we want for
eaa.n 10 mature properly. Haying has
commenced; crop is light. Potatoes and
corn are beginning to look better: NAV he
d average crop. General prospects good.
Benzlon-The weather has been very
favorable for crops. Wheat is mostIyy
headed out. Haying will begin next weeE.
churches Ferry-Most small grain head.
ed OUT. Rain needed badly.
Jackson-The past week has been warm
and dry and wheat is damaged by the hot
weathhr. ~ NV
RICHLAND.
IoWer-Wheat will be a large crop, but
0ats are not promising so we'll. Having
began with medium crops. Barley harvest
Deglns this week. Too cool for rapid corn
development.
Seymour-Weather warm and dry. Rain
needed for all crops.
LldgerWood-Last three days of week
have been very warm and wheat seems tn
be drying up. We need rain badly.
Hanklnson-The last two DAYS hot
weather may have been too driving tor
wheat at this particular time, as Ii in
places shows signs of turning color. Corn
backward, but picking up.
SARGENT.
Geneseo-Wheat crop show fully 20 Der
GenG manages either from frost or heat.
barley VIII De heavy, but smu4ty. Oats
neavy; some smut. Corn no GOOD.
STARK.
DlcKlnsOn-The past week has been very
favorable for all kinds of crops. Plenty
OF moisture in ground. Wheat all beaded
out and barley harvest will begin this week
Belheld-The past week has beer q good
one for all kinds of crops; the hot winds of
me week before set vegetation back a good
deal. Hay is short.
need rain bad. All small grain DAMAGED
from 10 to 2Oper cent. Fall blowing buried
the worst. Corn doing fine, Barley harS
vest Will commence this week. Having in
progress with a poor crop.
STEELE.
Hope-lt is evident that the excessive
heat of last week damaged grain consi-
Grain of all kinds heading out and look.
ing the best. Some early rye and barley
being cut. Haying in full blast; good
crop. :
TOWNER.
Sidney-Crops of all kinds have adj
yanced very rapidly. Wheat and barley
neading. Corn and potatoes coming for
ward in good shape.
TRAlLL.
Observation-Disclosures generally favorable
Tor growing crops. Flax In bloom and ali
early grain headed out. a few potato
bugs making their appearance.
Clift0rd-The weather has been verrl
manageable, most ZOO cool for corn: other
crops in a fourishlng condition.
Hillsbor0-We leather all that could bo
desired and crops doing fine, Wheat ali.
headed out. Corn and potatoes doinp
we'll. HayinR has commenced.
WALSH.
C,MInto-Another week favorable for crons
of all kinds. Ups
Edinburg-Our crops are dong well and
we have a good stand. Nice showers CON
llnue TO come. Hay is the only crop that
WILLIAMS.
Wllllston-The past week has been very
favorable for all growing crops. Grain
LOOKS me-. Garden truck in abundance.
Haying commenced.