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

fine. Showers nearly every day; fax
sowing nearly completed.
Romness-Things are in better condi-
ton than they have been in this county
before on the first of May for the past
Is years.
Cooperstown - Cloudy weather and
frequent showers have given all vegeta-
ton a good start; wheat about all sown
GRAND FORKS U
Niagara great deal OF grain sown
the past week, and all doing as we'll as
could be desired. Warm rains almost
every day, and old ground becoming too
sticky to work we'll.
I~nkster-Fine rains during the week.
Grain nearly all in ground and looking
fine.
Arvilla-Weather favorable. Seeding
nearly finished. Planting potatoes and
corn now in order.
Observation-Disclosures the past week
was warm, with rainfall above the aver
age. Wheat and oats all sowed. Wheat
is above ground and looking we'll. Some
barley sown.
Demonstrating nearly done, plenty
OF rain, and all crops look fine. The
acreage of flax will be close to that of
wheat. Some damage done wheat and
oats by high winds.
Tappen-The weather during the past
week has been very favorable, and vege-
tation has advanced rapidly. The plants
seem stronger and more vigorous than
usual, and is at least two weeks in ad-
vance Of any year since the settlement of
the county. The seeding of small grain
is practically done.
Adrian-Weather very favorable for
crops. Showers every day, and the
ground in fine condition. A little oats,
barley and fax to SOW yet. Good pros
poets for hay. Grass three weeks ahead
of last season.
Grand Rapids-Good growing wea.
ther and everybody just a "getting
there" Wheat sowing about finished,
but of all crops raised, not over four.
ffths Of the acreage is planted.
LoGAN.
King-Good weather and crops look
ing fine. Wheat seeding is finished.
Observation-Disclosures all chat could be
desired. Fields, look green; fine pas
lures; seeding nearly done.
M'LEAN.
Coal Harbor-Wheat all in; oats,
barley and rye nearly so. Fine rains
during week. Everything doing we'll.
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New Salem-Grain mostly all up and
in good shape, with plenty of moisture,
as it has rained all the week and soaked
the ground thoroughly.
M'INTosH.
Ashley-Past week has been very fa-
vorable. Crops are in fine condition,
and never looked better at this season.
M'HENRY.
Towner-Weather exceedingly, favor.
able to crop growth. Warm, with warm
heavy rains almost every day during the
week. Crops in excellent condition: up
and looking fine.
Villard-We have had good rains and
things look promising Grain is hll up
We never had SO bright q prospect in
county in any previous year as at this
date for a good crop.
NELSON.
Aneta-We have had plenty Of rain
and grain and grass never looked SO
ing nearly done.
Bue-The past week has been excel
lent for crops. Bounteous showers have
put the soil in unusual good condition.
| Wheat seeding pretty we'll finished.
Petersburg-The last seven days have
been cloudy, with rain, and farmers are
feeling we'll. Everything is growing,
OLIVER.
Sanger-Plenty of rain this week and
ground was never in better condition
and prospects for q good crop never bet
ter at this time Of year. Seeding q little
delayed on account of rainy weather.
Plenty of grass and stock doing splendid.
PEMB1NA.
Akra-Seeding all completed except
grass and potatoes. Weather most fav-
orable. Grain and grass growing finely.
No better outlook could be wished for.
Glasston-Wheat Seeding finished, al
SO oats nearly finished. Barley and fax
being eown. It has been the finest week
in the history of the county for growing
crops. Wheat nearly covering the
ground;potatoes being planted.
Crystal-Wheat looking we'll; heavy
rains this week which soaked the ground
considerably. Barley sowing is being
deferred in order to get benefit of late
blowing.
PIERCE.
Bsrton-Best prospects for crops in
years.
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