Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-24
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L'MouRE.
Edgeley-Weather dry and cool. Grain
doing we'll. Light frost on 18th, but did


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No damage. Crops looking well.
Grand RApids-Rain needed. but Moth
ing suffering yet. Halt of the potato and
corn crop planted. Flax, millet, rye and
barley yet to be eown.
M'INTosH.
Ashley-All crops and grass dong we'll.
Ground getting dry. Rain needed.
Frost OF 18th hurt no crops, but
destroyed Russian cactus.
M'HENRY.
Towner-Weather unfavorable to crop
growth. Cold and damp, with frosts.
Villard-Weather cool and cloudy, and
crops doing nicely. Light frosts have
done no damage.
M'LEAN.
Falconer-Weather favorable to grow.
ing crops. Small grain and miliet sown..
Corn and potatoes being planted. Gar
dens looking nicely.
Coal Harbor-Cool with light rains.
:Washburn-Grain Of all kinds doing
we'll. Larger area of corn than usual
being planted.
Aneta-Cold weather with snow Tues
day night has done some damage.
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Okra-All growing crops injured, to
some extent by frost. Cold rain Thurs
day. Warm showers Wednesday.
Glasston-A cold week and frosts
three nights. Wheat, oats, barley and
flax somewhat injured. Crop acreage,
larger than usual.
Disqualification sauce, potatoes and
millet frozen off close. Earliest wheat,
and barley injured to some extent.
Hamilton-Cold, windy and cloudy
nights, with cold rains and frosts. All
tender garden plants destroyed by frost.
Grain looks very bad, but with fine
weather will be all right.
PIERCE.
Barton-Grain doing we'll. The growth
is n month ahead Of last year. Verv
little corn planted.
RANSOM.
.Buttzville-Past week grand for wheat.
All crops looking fine. No damage by
frost except to gardens in valley.
Anselem-Frost has not hurt grain in
this vicinity. It is doing we'll and STOOL
ing in good shape.
RAMSEY %
Jackson-Wheat looks we'll. Frost did.
not work much injury.
Benzion-The frosts we have had have,
not hurt crops, although it froze the wild
buokwheat. Cold weather has stopped
the growth Of crops.
Crary-The past week has been cold,
with frosty nights, but doing little dam
age. Prospects good.
Churches Ferry-Cloudy and frosty
nights have retarded vegetation, but not.
done much damage.
HIGHLAND.
Colfax-Showers keep the ground in.
fine condition. Wheat looking fine. In
creased acreage Of flax, barley and corn.
Ledgerwood-Cool, with frost, which
did not damage oats or wheat. Wheat,
has improved steadily all the week.
Seymour-Weather has been cool, with
frosts. but no damage done to crops.
Hankinson-No harm reported from
frost. High winds caused crops on light.
soil to suffer. Weather cool and other
wise favorable.
Geneseo-Grain looking we'll. No in
jury from the late frost. No complaint
as yet from Russian thistle.
Strsubville-Past ten days cool with
high winds. Ground getting dry but
grain not suffering.
Milnor-No injury from the frost.
Wheat looking we'll. Too cold for corn,
potatoes and garden sauce. Corn look
ing yellow. Ram needed.
Cayuga-Too cold for corn; balance of
grain looking fine.
Charlottesville sown grain and mil
let badly blown out of ground by high
wind. Garden truck injured: Millet and
fax badly frozen but may recover.
Diokinson-Crops have suffered from
cold, frosty and windy weather. Hard
frost has frozen garden truck and in
jured grain.
Beltield-High winds and frosts at
night have damaged gardens q good
deal. Seeding and planting all done.
TEELE
Mardell-Cold temperature. No rain,
but heavy dews make crops look we'll
and grow rapidly.
Hope-Rapid growth Of crops. Frost
Of 10th and 18th injured fax and barley
to some extent. Occasional showers
freshen crops.
Grain slightly damaged from frost.
Acreage Of potatoes increased. Several
showers during week.
sTUTsMAN.
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with light frosts, injuring vegetables to
some extent. Grain not injured but
growing very slowly on account Of lack
of moisture.
Kensal-Frost haze done considerable
damage to young fax and corn. Seed
ing about completed.
TRA1LL.
Observation-Disclosures wheat blown
out Of the ground or badly damaged.
Garden vegetables cut down by frost.
Hillsboro----A heavy frost has damaged
crops, and small fruits are ruined. EARLY
seeded wheat and barley badly hurt.
Galesburg-Not much growth55of crops
because Of bad weather. Flax and
garden vegetables damaged by frost.
Clifford-Flax andcorn planting about
completed. No damage from late frost.
WILLIAMS.
Mayville-Barley and gardens are
badly frosted. Ground is very dry and,
dust flying every day.
WILL1sToN-Light frosts have
what injured garden truck. Crops not
affected and doing we'll.
MOORHEAD, MINI.
Killing ftrosta have destroyed unpro-
tected gardens, and all fax and barley
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