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

All farm work Is being pushed az
rapidly as it a be, and a short time
will see the entire crop IN the ground.
There has never been, since the wealth
er and crop service was established in
this state, a week during which the
reportswere so unanimously favorable
in all respects.
Reports by Counties.
BARNES.
Fingal-Lots of rain this week and
crops look fine. Prospects we're never
better at this time of year for a big crop
than they are now. Splendid growing
weather.
Leal-Grain is growing rapidly. Some
oats, barley and flag yet to SOW. The
somewhat lnterfered with the finishing
of seeding.
Sanborn- Wheat mostly all in and
blowing for oats, barley and fax going
on. The ground has got q complete
soaking with rain and it is now very
promising for good crops.
Dazey-Heavy rains here and ground
very wet. Crops coming fine. Seeding
of oats, barley and rye has fairly COM
menced.
I Clive-The past week has been excel
lent for crops.
Oriska-Rains every day the past
week, but we still need more. Wheat
seeding about completed. More corr
and fax put in this season than ever
before.
Pleasant Lake-Mostly cloudy, with
splendid showers. Ground in good con-
dition. Wheat doing finely. Oats and
flax nearly all in. Season a month earlier
than for the past five years.
Leeds-We have had rain every day
during the week and the ground is
thoroughly soaked. Warm, and every
thing growing nicely,
Minnewauken-The weather all that
could be desired and grain seems to be
improving the opportunity. At this rate
we will harvest in July.
York-We have had an abundant
rainfall the past week, Early sown
grain is up and covers the ground.
acknowledgements rains and warm
weather have advanced crops more than
usual at this time of year. Wheat all
sowed and what is up looks remarkably
| fine.
BoTT1NEAU..
Omemee-Fine rains with warm wealth
or have caused a very rapid growth of
vegetation. Never better prospects for
good crops.
BURLEIGH.
Bismarck The rainfall has been much
heavier than usual and all vegetation is
growing rapidly.
Glasscock-Weather very favorable for
all kinds of gram. Seeding OF wheat and
oats about finished. Some corn planted.
Durbin-Good rains during week, and
line growing weather. Wheat mostly
all sown. Some potatoes planted. Wheat
was never so large at this time of year.
&Ayr-With fine rains every day, crops
are looking excellent. No more dust
storms for some time. Seeding is prin.
cipally over, and potatoes and corr are
being planted.
Misunderstanding is nearly through.
Wheat that is up is looking fine and she
prospect Of a good crop is better than
for many years past. Rain has fallen
everyday during the week.
Gardner-Crops look frst-class.
Argusville-There he's been more or
less rain every day for the past week.
Ground thoroughly wet down. All crops
doing nicely. Grass getting q good start.
Wild Rice-Rain every day for the
past week. All crops growing rapidly.
Addison-We have had q weeks rain
and the ground is thoroughly soaked.
Seeding nearly finished. Growing grain
looks splendid. Prospects better than
for many years. "a
Amenia-Good rains the past week.
Crops have grown very fast and are look
ing nicely.
Tower City-An abundance of rain has
fallen the past week. Crops have been
greatly benefited, and at this time of
year never looked better.
CAVALIER.
Langdon-Wheat seeding done. Con-
siderable barley and oats own Season
much earlier t an usual and everything
Mclean - Crops nearly all so,wn.
Wheat is about four inches high and
looks splendid. Prospects good. Less
wheat, and more barley, oats and rye
will be sown here.
Osnabrock-Plenty Of rain this week.
Early sown grain is up and doing we'll.
Pastures good and two weeks, earlier
than last year. @
Milton-The finest kind of weather
for everything planted. Rains this
week and warm weather.
DICKEY. s#5& Ri
Monango The weather during the
entire weekJh been fine and crops all
growing rapidly Grain looks fine and
is fully two weeks in advance Of last
year, or for several years past. The gen.
eral outlook was never better at this
time OF. year.
Ludden-The weather has been cool
and showery and crops doing nicely.
Ellendale-Never have cereals looked
better at this time Of year. Acreage il
smaller of wheat and more corn and mil
let will be planted than in previous
years.
EDDY.
Sheyenne - Another splendid week
Weather has been warm with good rains
wheat and oats all sown.