Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
WEEKLY BULLETIN.

WEEKLY l.
The past week has been, almost without exception, a very
favorable one in all parts Of the state. It opened with moder-
a acets 4rga 5s% by refreshin m1' sho Ton''n in ne aG51ns al ts Sections Heek,
except the Red river valley, and in that section none was
needed, there having been rather too much rain there this
season. Wheat is heading in all parts of the state, and in the
southern portion the most of it headed. The heads promise
well now, most Of them being rather above the average size.
where the growth has been rank. Rust has not appeared to
any extent yet. although a fewreports of it come from widely
scattered places: Grasshoppers have done some damage, but
at this office show, and they are now reported to have left. the
localities where they were operating: It is probable that
gophers have done more damage to the crop this year than any
insect: they are very numerous, especially in the central part
small grain than wheat is doing we'll, in fact there is no com
plant plant Of ean1 from any cause to it; most Of that early
promise a good Yield. Corn is still backward: it has been too
cool and wet, and not enough sunshine for it, but the past
sections gsve ant. 1T q n rsay e oth start. H Hay is very w;f} good / in son? ne
nearly all parts of the state this week if the weather remains
favorable.
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;ns slopb , ps5 week n has d.5 been favorable favor [ , for ali crSPs s::,; G;sin ON en-.
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BU r Painted ,Wgoods-Last weeks weather was very favor
z e's s FOR al 1S fsog e. 1 pst tS %:e Ras sff i% 2 Ses a e99 s1%f' dy;n P Pa ssta.
ali sGft the 5eo %eef. well Mb snd aea in e' oDP' GonSssg 6sss 9 Growing ii ge wSa the;
Of damage. NN7 -" 0'r'e'' A"'' 'OD' " gu YEA
oa "a 1a1;sy si 1esdsa Tsf Hay has s ~fi 5 tsyS51 ibis t %ss *! ss css;d Eeset
ans wsef # has notb SSen 9aw ta1ns for &c crops Gpra and we car loo look + for ago a good
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Having mas commenced, and there will be- large crop Of it.
growing fast! o'o' Good weather and everything
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SS3a Ss :5S: Th s;s, x s:Sy a %' 3 fsSs'e oh al, P'f iaas Of sze ses a ae@
ali headed out. Corn growing rapidly alH' - '' 'A'S DS" "n'cn' IS
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S S5%h as is MAKING ?aS %ssF !sp Td' slov wis wy WHEAT fss2 SsadiDf for out al ta small oG Essin,
T Msss season s'f IS a5 S1a H sls ssm ss ss last ys y:ar moist. Some grain rustins.
weak Of Of si@ The season. ETsry thin hh aoE Rast as ~s ns ss e iSs s st. growing
week gave crops a good standing, and fields are beginning to look
MCLEAN. Falconer-RainfaIl ool. Crops have made considerable
REE ssbssn tRs nsit S'si! Recent sna in r sinsf Sav ,si in 59sapg t e,aSs T we'll m 6esl
and they are now in fair condition. 10y ~
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Ing 5a,a and Lin in fine in. condition; crystal7Fine weather, and crops are
weather the past week. Crops are doing we'll. Wheat and barley
heading and getting above the weeds Hay crop is good, and hayine
Will be in progress this week. Potatoes, corn and gardens dmne
we'll. Cayalier-Weather the past week has been very favorable for
crops, Wheat heading out nicely, and promises we'll No damage
from hail in this locality. Glasston-The past has been an eycelesgtt
week for all crops with one light shower fore part of week. Wheat
is beginning to head. "no"'
NA IN fs5 eonait1n, h and E the 6stI Essti is gs continues fine. The crops are
nssfose aad esoi vsstsss: S GoSd fGs 5e 81 e essps, gsos crops; plenty Of
conditions have been very favor.
week has been favorable for ali crops. Wheat is heading out. W "a
cott-Weather favorable. Grain hardly as heavy as vas exnectai
earlier in the season. 'Apeosu
Las. Weather fair with good rains.
IAEh-Gladstone. past has been a good growing week. and
grain a made rapid progress. Some localities here have hean far.
ored with plenty of rain, and will have fair crops, whie others re w uhara
there has been no rain, will be a failure. Bafeld-The mast weo1
o mas been favorable for crops especially corn and potatoes.
past week has been very favorable for all crona
early seeded fields about half headed out. Kelso An excellent
week wee or an crops. Wheat headed out and looking fine. Hllsboro-
q past week has been favorable for crops. No rain and moder-
ateiy warm. Grain heading out nicely. Hay is a good crop. and
nay!!ng WILL commence this week. Buxton-RainfalI O9. W arc
having too much rain, and there is complaints about rust Gr e;% 10
JUS. beginning to head out. Considerable damage done bv hail NV
to eight miles northwest of here. nai SIX