Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-06-21
Reports by Counties.

progress in all sections.
Reports by Counties.
BARNES.
Barnes-Crops looking we'll. Have had
sufficient rain. There was a light frost
this week but it did no damage in these
parts.
Fingal-A good week for crops of all
Kinds and everything is growing fast
Prospects still continue good.
Dazey-One very heavy rain; one light.
Crops growing finely. Mondays storm of
rain and heavy hail struck all around us.
HallSt0nes as big as hens eggs and laid on
the ground from one to four inches deep.
There was no wind so no great damage
was done except putting back the progress
of grain.
Leal-Crops doing we'll except where
they have been damaged by hailstorms
Which have passed over some parts OF the
county.
Oriska-Fine growing weather for all
rOpS.
Sanborn-All crops are doing we'll. Some
TO amount to anything.
BENSON.
Observation-Disclosures of moisture and low
temperature for the last ten days have re-
tarded the growing crops, but it is grow
ing warmer, and they will soon start again.
Leeds-Ihe last week has been all that
could be asked for growing crops, and they
are two weeks ahead of any year since TIE
hrst settlement in northern Benson county.
Rye is all headed out in this section.
Minnewaukan-Light showers and warm
weather during the week have pushed all
grain very fast. The head is already form
ing in some of the early sown wheat. Flax
doing finely; also, potatoes.
BILLINGS.
Sentinel Butte-This weeks prospects
for crops are exceedingly fine.
BoTT1NEAU.
Omemee--First half of week cool and
cloudy. with rain. On the 18th heavy rain
accompanied with thunder and lightning.
Foggy nights. By the 18th it vas clear
and warm. Crops growing immensely.
CAss 3
Page-Abundant rains have greatly i'm
proved the condition Of crops, and pros
poets never were better. Some damage
done by hail. EARLY barley commencing
to head out.
Hunter-Plenty of moisture and a grow
ing week with no drawbacks.
rapidly and look well, except where in
lured by wind earlier in the season. Corn
is rather backward. Slight damage by
nail southeast of this place on Wednesday,
18th inst.
Argusville-The week has been every
thing that could be wished. Warm days
and cool nights. Corn, garden truck and
small grains growing rapidly.
Mapleton-Hailstorm passed through
this section of country on 18th inst, and
damaged Is per cent of some fields.
Grandin-Light showers the past week.
Weather favorable for all crops, which
never looked better except a few fields of
flax injured by winds.
Tower City-Grain has grown very
rapidly during the past week.
Neutrality-suspicious. are very near per-
feet. Hailstorm. but little damage done.
CAVALIER.
Grand growing weather. Two and one
half inches OF rain so far this month.
Monango-Favorable week for crops.
Some damage reported by cut worms to
corn fields and flax. Warm Thursday,
Friday and S~aLurday-the only good corn
weather this season. Some rye fields head
ing. and all crops shooting forward
rapidly.
Ludden-Weather favorable for grain.
Crops doing finely. Corn improving.
EDDY.
Sheyenne-Everything looking we'll and
grain growing fast. HailstOrm or 18th
which did little damage.
EMMoNs.
Gayton-Weather last part of week
warmer. Wheat heading out and looking
finely. Everything doing we'll except
corn.
Cooperstown-Rain almost every day the
past week. Grain looking finely. Grass
improving, Garden truck rather back
ward or account of the late cold weather.
GRAND FORKS.
Orr-Crops looking finely but not grow.
ing very fast O. account of rain and cloudy
weather. Warm weather need. The hay
crop will be light if we do not have more
warm weather.
Emeraldo-Crops of all kinds growing
well.
Arvilla-Sots of rain and grain doing
well.
Dawson-Crops doing well. Some rye in
head. Corn rather backward on account
of cool weather. Two rains storms during
Tappen-The past week has been very
favorable for all grain and corn.
LOGAN
Napoleon-Favorable weather. Plenty
OF moisture in ground to keep vegetation
growing. Nearly all early grains have
begun heading.
King-Grain looking very finely this
weekly. Flax is all up nice. The ground
has plenty Of moisture.
L'MoURE.
Berlin-Average crop conditions all that
i could be dt sired. A little cool for corn and
millet, but all other grains are well ad-
vanced for this time OF year. Some showers
but weather fine now,
AdriaE-Weather favorable for all grain
except corn. Light frost Monday but no