Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-01
WEEKLY BULLETIN.

WEEKLY
The fore part of the week was very hot and dry, followed
by heavy local rains in nearly every portion Of the state,
except the southern, and much cooler weather. Reports are
very conflicting, as to the condition Of grain, but it is evident
that considerable damage has been done, by warm weather in
some localities; too much rain in others, and in several
places; especially Walsh and M Ramsey counties BY hail. Grass
and have also appeared in Bureigh county. Rust is appear
ing in various places, but has done no damage as yet. Wheat
barley. Corn is now growing rapidly, and promises we'll
BARNES 1sanborn-L Light showers past week, Early sGwn wheat
f ass'; sss Il ssHs y H?ssssi hee %i%3's ss9: vaisy c IT 1.iSi d 4a s;sf fse IN
BENsoN-oberon-Rain every day. Some damage by hail and wind.
re- eish@ nd Il! crops H arc Is ~ sts; eg ssHass'' 6ea 5sss.es!; isS
s s%l g ns v'n Fran 1sG foff RaT re at bess f TfSa ad SO Ssa as~n pin to g ssr Gf
cE EEsst Isnsd3 to grain aa2t some .; setit badly slg h1 IT 3 Sl previous ;Siissl 5ot y we, slssx
thundrrstorns and leo cooler lie Nt Crops sail all looking OK %n an so'G Wiid R!ce@AH
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sunshine; latter pr part Pss quite It e eeei. N Everything + se growing T Nicely out little
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tRokE led9esd f6s yis1d badly mny. needed fss. h here sst Ds s%ti. and ID hot Ms winds
$$ $s 5s s1S ssS: ON II 3s S!f! :! 9 To ss sPsG : 03 lost h.1 FoH $@ss5 1isi%%s' s55!.
thin stand; most Of Of It rusty and da ,1sg dp Some h by drou wSs0S' win a
H$av vsf' but is @ssdy: hn sh isy s5ees- F5ih g ss 5sS St a sSs pss H Essin
s sssv3n sh sssjT; tf Em ,65Ts fS5isn siRss nay ssys 1s sssl IL s Sss.g: Gam Corn
tas fb past a,s week and nd grain aas9h has , s9pditiSns n.y. recovered rom the eSsc5{
psst cool T but no Fsia: Gssin P sas be Ste past damaged msss s to a s g2sas s sxte aatts'
%$ $55 wi: ssss SsE'ss ,s Essa s 5ss s;ss' vi" %si1 shs.sssi aSf s say.
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great sSaa DAMAGE. but Si9 a hard d light ;bH IS BEL being ss made G to eheeR i@ are os0s
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H = T pss h he vSsy s Tst wse du ana 9 tha v wsE% ~as eE wsed 1ook we'll Gill;; Ni aGns
WelI O1ata-GrOundV very wet: water standing in low spOtS in fields
e sP pst Ps week RH lodged 5g dl spsEn s srp4 4sh ia a5;i that q es lp %Sf fan sf sea Stsf"s
KlDpER- ~steele-Rainfall 15s. The drouth was broken the past
very waszi a @sF51s qf for al 10 grsiS damage to crops but late rains have been
1s @egs y 1sa92 s1evs?s v2S %' f 55 Rsst . y st Ys syi s ssePe . aaq t Sy' sss
showers sad se%e hail: ka ai Came p i"st T ;s 3m ns'y z h sss with shs t d9op.
done much to Improve thu crop p dsma asdy Sy r sd9 w tns Rsst week have
N Sat t4e rainy sipi B'j have Sass It got gooa 3 little pEn burned RI a. by hot ct weather. heather
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Ea$ESI NJ lack + Psn t6 sa0 ssssed the past week; all crops growing
w Rast wsef + u hnnd dec, eem 1a ts},, satn'a .sdst and unless We get favorable
Grain on low land is suffering from excessive e rains 49, but ge ss1d
: $sest Is q: sso st'P Sia '5sa s s1; x ST T 5s ssor nw " I ss ring S,y5 Esly
very wsS' wet, but but crops ssSPs are ! IN go edn con5 Sioa'e'-rhs weather has been
RAMsEY.,Devls Lake-Rainfal 100. Hail in northern part Of
ssSI: accompanied CON essis uSs 9 ssns t. hs sis thu ;a p sa@s r e.aess no 5 5aaasen to assgs,
came Just IL fi%s to ssvs fSs not efo spd fyi delloVsa Sg ra iay,o mhjifh
soSd p sat9 a ao nGtfneT be pf foe Of ye sesntY Ea SSt the ey9p is not not suffering suf ring IN
week, but heavy rains following, put grain in first class condition
again.
lCa "a I DIHankinson-N damage noticeable yet from the high
n nc winds OF the fore part of week. The ground needs rain.
Rust has appeared in places. !Abercrombie-Rain is needed for ali
@ crfRii !siv e47 o. g Waatn hcs n tn9nin s Gsa ao ON account Of 9a1 heat; W {sa h
farmngton-Past week very warm and crops suffering for rain
Moorton-Past week unfavorable. Too much heat and wind Wal.
cott-Fore part of week very hot; closing with showers and cooler.
sa and ase t Set It SaeR. Gsea nS5 s vi92s e rsss 5 damaged the grain 'o"s'
TARk-Gladstone-Severa good showers during week revived grain
s sss;I.c FAY 5s,I s4:jjy ana Sslts rye heading sy'f be%ias'S1 si'Ps fa Of P ssa sd
SIEELE--GoldenL aSe-The weather has been too wet the past week.
GRAIN Still looks fair; corn is poor, and flax weedy.
The heavy rains we have had, have been verv
favorable for grain, which has greatly improved the past week,
few w gsass hn3 per- have made their appearance. Ypaiand-Fore part
needed. Grain much improved, but some is very thin. owing y
weeds. Early barley and rye heading. Winsor-Pienty Of Rain
Crop prospects never looked better. "A'
dands[ y elt To- To9+ much n rain has fallen this week, and there is
ss Mss Of rain aim, Crops org s are in fine condition; Buxton~Rami1faal
sc: weather COOL. and very wet; water stands in low nlacee n
fields; : k {sn' WSiot lt6 49, 5sa, Weather h% wet, but not much ldss es
followed oaeS d by heavy rains and cooler; grain growing very FAST 8 and
damaged grain on low lands somewhat - p' "0A lave
WALsH :. m grain growing finely; and seems to be getting