Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-06-07

fall, With but little rain or snow, has
carried it on every farm in the locality.
Grain is doing very we'll, and the pros
poets for a large hay crop are very good.
Gardens have been greatly retarded by
frosts, and are not doing very we'll on
account of the cool weather.
Reports by Counties.
BARNES.
Sanborn-Crops are all doing we'll. Rain
Friday has done much good.
Dazey-FrOst done but little damage
Crops looking fine. Good rain during week
here. 7 ""on
Fingal-A very favorable week for al,
kinds of crops. Prospects are brighter
tina ever.
B~rinsmade-No appreciable damage has
been done by the numerous frosts here.
Crops never looked better.
MlnaeWauken-All grain rapidly recov-
ering from the effects of the frost. Good
rains during the week.
BURLEIaH.
Blsmarck-Heavy rains during the week
ana cool weather have been favorable for
crops.
CAsS.
Arthur-Great damage to all grain NV
wind storm on 9th. Flax is one.haif
gone: Wheat, barley and flag being re-
Wild Rive-Much damage done nv hioh
winds of 9th and Both. Crops ia need Of
moisture.
,Ayr-All grain never looked more favor
aDle at this time of year. Wheat that has
been reseeded will be early enough.
Tower Clty-:Barley, oats and flax have
Deen seriously, injured by the frost. Wheat
is IN very good condition.
Amenia-High winds have done some
damage. Small fields have been reseeded.
Inc larger part Of the grain has not heen
injured and looks we'll.
Hnnter--High wind on Monday did con-
siderable damage, especially to fax. A
me week tor growing grain.
CAVALIER.
Milton-CrOps have recovered from the
effects of frost which did not seem to have
done any damage beyond retarding them.
D1CKEY.
Eilendale-Promising outlook for crops
of all kinds. 'e
Observation-Disclosures fine. Grain never
looked better. The general conditions are
Sheyenne-Plenty OF rain, and grain of
all kinds looks we'll.
FOSTER.
Larrabee-Frequent showers and favor
aDle weather have put crops in excellent
condition again.
GRANT FORKS.
Orr-Crops slowly getting awav from the
Struggle with Jack Frost, and are not so
time.
inkster-Everythine looking fine; no
damage by frost to speak about.
Arvilla-Rains during the week ard
crops improving.
Emeraldo-On the whole the week has
Deen favorable, although some damage was
done by high winds.
Miagara-All grain doing well except
mll!et, Which is retarded by lack of
NorthwOod-Some damage by high wind
OF Monday. Oats and barley damaged
more by frost than expected at first.
Gallatin-While the weather has been
cold, the average crop looks very encourage
ing. -
Cooperstown-Frost damaged fax that
was up, also oats and barley some. Gar
dens suffered also.
KIDDER.
Dawson-Everything looking well. and
grain is growing fast. Corn coming up,
and being destroyed by gophers.
Tappen-Rain has repaired damage done
by the frost in a measure. The upward
growth of wheat is slow, but it IS thicken-
ing more than common.
Napoleon-Fine growing weather. We
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we'll.
L'MoURE.
Grand Rapids-Some are still sowing
hax, rye and millet. Corn and potatoes
Oming up good,
! Youngstown-The heavy frost did CON
siderable damage to oats and flax. Every
thing growing good.
ton cut by frost, Everything not killed
by it doing well.
Towner-Heavy frost Thursday night,
quite damaging to corn, wheat, barley and
other small grain.
Villard-Light frosts have done very
little damage. All looks well. Showers
have greatly refreshed crops.
M'LEAN.
Washburn-But little damage done Eby
recent frosts. Grain OF all kinds in splen-
did condition.
Coal Harbor-No damage by frost. Small
grain and grass doing well. A little cold
!, Tor corn.
Falconer-Good rains lave made all
grain look splendid. Too cold for early
planted corn,
NORTON.
New Salem-Grass in splendid shape,
and also grain Of all kinds. Very heavy
rains during week.