Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-04-26
ished here, that first sown is up and

looking fine.
Misunderstanding progressing rap
idly. Showers have put the ground in
good condition. A remarkably good
growing week.
Cooperstown - Seeding nearly half
through, 9 few light showers have great
ly improved the condition of the ground.
Gailatin-Spring work is being crowd
ed. Agood shower during the week.
Romness-The first rain of the season
arrived here last Monday, and the
ground is now in good condition for
seeding, which lie in full blast.
L'MouRE.
Grand Rapids - Seeding has been
pushed rapidly the past week; showers
having put the land IN good condition
Prospects for hay very poor, as there is
no water in the sloughs.
Adrian-Ground in good condition
and the weather the EAST week has been
very favorable for crops.
Edgerly-The first good rain this
spring was or the 18th and the ground
is now in good condition. Seeding fairly
under way.
Napoleon-Seeding over one-half done
and the weather has been favorable with
fine showers. EARLY sown grain is up.
MORTON.
Sims-Wheat sowing all done, also
most of the oats is sown, and potatoes
have been planted. Over half of the
wheat Is up and looks fine. Rains dur
ing the week did much good.
New Salem-Seeding very nearly all
done and a good deal of grain up and
looking good. Ground in good shape
and plenty Of moisture.
M'INTosH.
Ashley-Fine growing weather. Seed
ing we'll advanced for this season of the
year. EARLY sown wheat up about two
inches and looking healthy. Ground in
good condition owing to the showers
during week.
Washburn-Wheat nearly all seeded;
weather continues dry.
NELSON. q
Petersburg-We have had good rams
and things look promising. Early sown
grain is up.
Aneta = Seeding progressing finely;
ground in good condition after the rain.
OLIVER. 49,
Sanger-Weather has been very dry
this spring, but the ground is IN good
condition. Wheat has all been sown and
everybody busy putting in oats now.
PEMB1NA.
Glasston-Wheat seeding is practically
finished, and some oats Ground
in fine condition. Nice rain, and weather
like June.
st. Thomas-Most of the wheat in
ground, which is in excellent condition
from the rains of last week. Seeding
nearly two weeks earlier than last year.
Akra-Seeding of wheat almost COM
pleted; other kinds to follow. Good
showers have improved the condition of
the ground.
Bowesmont-Wheat seeding nearly all
done, and some oats and barley sown.
Hamilton-Good rains during the week
with favorable weather. We never had
in this county so bright a prospect at
any previous year, at this date, for so
magnificent a crop. Grain was never
put in ground in as good a manner IN
general, and termination is assured.
RAMSEY.
Crary-Some of the early sown wheat
is up. The past week has been fine for
seeding, with q couple of rains that put
ground in good condition.
Benzion-About half the wheat has
been sOwn. The weather is fine for
growing crops.
Jackson-About half the wheat is
sown. Good rain last week.
RANSOM.
Buttzville-The past week has been a
good one for small grain and grass;
warm and cloudy with good showers.
Seymour-Weather has been warm.
Seeding all done except fax. Light
shower during week. Gram coming up.
Moselle-Wheat nearly all sown and
most Of it coming up. Weather very dry.
Lidgerwood-Grain is nearly all up
and looking we'll.
Colfax-Seeding progressing finely
over half done.
Observation-Disclosures has been favor
able for seeding, which is nearly COM
pleted, excepting flax. First sown grain
is coming up nicely.
MISREPRESENTATION favorable. Cool
and showery weather. Grain coming on
finely.
Hankinson-Growing crops at a stand.
still. First rain Of the season or the
10th, which will insure a start in growth.
SARGENT.
Forman-Suficient moisture and heat
the past week to start the grain as soon
as planted. Compared with same week
last year the conditions are 20 per cent
better.
Straubville-Wheat seeding almost
completed. The rain of last Monday
soaked the ground four inches. =
Cayuga-The 18th we had our first
rain of the season, which wet down
about two inches in the plowed ground.
Grain is coming up nicely, and about
all sown, except flax and barley.
Geneseo-WheRt crop about all in and
growing nicely. Flowing for flax and
oats in progress.
Milnor-This has been an excellent
week for crops, with a rain that wet the
ground four inches deep.
STEELE.
Hope-Wheat seeding progressing
finely. Grass fully two weeks ahead of