Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-03

except some FAX; grain doing fair.
Hankinson - Growing crops suffered
a good deal the past week because O,
heavy southern winds aud dry weather
A light rain Saturday, enough to be OF
benefit.
Moselle = Weather dry and windy.
Seeding nearly done and grain coming
up finely considering there has been no
rain to amount to anything for six
months.
Milnor-The past week has been dry
and windy, and crops have advanced
slowly. Seeding all done except corn.
flax and millet; rain needed badly.
Cayuga-High winds are doing some
damage to growing grain. No rain since
last report.
Straubville-No rain of any conse
quence, but all vegetation up two inches
and growing nicely. Seeding is pratical.
ly finished.
Geneseo-Wheat all in and blowing
for flax, corr and potatoes. A fine rain
on the 9th wet down about four inches.
Wheat doing we'll, prospects good.
Forman-The past week has been
about the same as its predecessor; windy
and dry.
Colgate-Wheat nearly all in. Cool
nights of late have retarded growing
grain. Flowing for oats and barley
going on.
Mardell- A good rain this week, which
left the ground in fine condition for
crops. The wheatthat was seeded first
is coming up finely.
Gladstone-Most of the week very
cool and dry, with high winds. Ice
formed the night of the 25th. Crops
doing we'll but need rain.
Observation-Disclosures during the past
week has been very windy and cold.
Grain coming up finely; commencing to
get a little dry.
Belfeld-The past week has been cold
and cool. A good rain on Saturday;
seeding of all kinds has been pushed.
sTUTsMAN.
Kensal-Everything favorable during
Prospects were never better in the past
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Jamestown-Generally favorable for
growing crops but more rain will be
needed soon. Wheat crop three-fourths
in, about mi quarter less wheat sown
than in former years, flax takes Its place.
TowNER.
Naturalization has been very warm,
with no rain this spring to amount to
anything. Ground getting dry. Wheat
all in. Early soVn looking we'll; barley
and flax will be sowed this week.
Galesburg-Ground still very dry, but
grain that is up looks we'll. Wheat
seeding completed; fax and potato
planting will begin this week.
Mayville-No rein since last week.
Seeding mostly done; that first sown up.
Clifford-Wheat seeding nearly finish
sown grain is up; weather cool and grass
rather backward.
Hillsboro - Seeding of small grain
about finished, and it is sprouting nice
ly. A good rain during the week which
was very beneficial to crops. Quite
chilly and frost the last two mornings.
misunderstanding will all be finish
ed by the first Of May. Ground very
dry.
Buxton-Seeding nearly through, that
sown early is up and looking fine. Fine
showers of rain Saturday evening.
Ground in excellent condition.
WELLS.
Sykeston-Recent rains have put the
soil in fine condition, and seeding is
about all done, except flax and corn.
WILLIAMS.
Misunderstanding finished; potatoes
planted; garden truck all in ground;
pasturage excellent; ground in good CON
dition; prospects good.
WALSH.
Caehel-Wheat about all seeded and
in fine condition.
Edinburg Another splendid week.
Wheat seeding practically done, with
plenty of moisture to start all grain.
Conway-Weathar fine. Seeding about
through. Soil in fine condition.
Minto-The past week has been fine
for seeding. and for growing crops.
Wheat mostly in, and much of it up and
looking we'll.
Auburn The past week was very
favorable, and grain of all kinds is doing
as we'll as could be wished for. A good
heavy rain SATURDAY. NIGHT.