Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-06-17
WEEKLY BULLETIN.

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The past week has been another favorable one for grain of
all kinds; It opened with good showers in the northern por-
ately cool, with occasional scattered showers in all sections
except west Of the Missouri river, where no rain fell. Wheat
the ground thickly; and has never looked better, or been
more promising, at this time Of year than it does now. Other
small grain has also done we'll while corn is still backward
and needs warmer weather, and especially sunshine, but it is,
on an average, we'll up with the season. Some small damage
is reported from varying causes, none of which are import
of the crop.
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for crops. Plenty of moisture.
Grain never looked better; some pieces Of wheat very %eedy; ground
in good condition. ~.
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cold for corn and gardens.
past week excellent for crops,
which are looking fine in this section.
LOGAN-Napoeon-Al crops looking we'll. Plenty of lain.
INTosH-Ashey-Cro doing nicely. Ground beginning to get
little rain during the week; more ssq needed led; c mSea not F suffering yts a
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ing weather with ample rain-rather too much on low land. Pros
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cool and favorable; wheat etooing
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cool and cloudy. Crops have gained
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plants as to weeds, but not more than usual.
Corn is high enough to cultivate.
stoded heavyis suffering for rain.
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in the yellow appearance Of many fields. Hatton::-The past week
Portland-Weather cool with plenty of moisture. Grain showing
heavy growth. BIanchard-Al grain making exceeding rapid pro.
gress. No injury here from too much rain.
Al LSH R;sl p fine for all crops, and could not be better.
advsnce d. than it has been for a number of years at this season.
Plsek-Ihe weather could not be better than it is, and crops have
made very good progress the past week. Observation-Disclosures con-
tinues favorable. Prospects for a large crop were never better.
Medford-Au crops are progressing nicely. A good rain on the 5th
was beneficial.
VAR 5Min9t Heavy rains the past week and all crops are looking
rain, then turning warm, making fine growing weather.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crop prospects brighter than ever before
at this season. Good rains during past week.
IVAN AN EASY WINNER. dents second call for volunteers has
- t crossed much attention, and const