Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-22
WEEKLY BULLETIN.

result from i, none is reported, except from the extreme
has been light, and very poorly distributed this season. and
mTch OF the crop there is probably lost: In the Red river
H : rego grd14 f. continues IN asi in excellent se! E It condition 9nsit OF, and no damage
Of the state. Wheat is about all headed out, although in the
northern part, that sown late, is Just beginning to head;
Flax is generally in bloom. From most sections comes the
report that wheat heads are larger than usual, although as
during the week, owing to the warm sunshine, it having pre-
yiously been kept back by cool cloudy weather. Hayiineg is
ally good crop. No damage by hail during the past week
Is reported, and in the section where grasshoppers were said
to be at work, they have left, without doing much damage.
BARNEs ~ winds. and rust, have materially de.
s ssSbol n N !f4sin %ef sPe has w bssa g Sly, h witS v Gs with s ia5gs S hiaas:
W5ssf iqny he headed out; u flax ak Il in bloom S1s; S corn e sssstIy Emp p@oye v Rsin
BU Iga woeds-condtons very favorable. Plenty of
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Vel: GSS 1 We a1sa'4 set na and ads y. t Crops se growing soian nsly tis wR Rest
asss:a o 55;, S1 sss s!'Y %s5i s9ss: eH$ P pss3 s::i 'f $ss Eel 52 SssS is :
has sonnsneed G' tSe s 2dd is is 1 eesd. 'y cssssit esPeSiirsy weak sa; has haS Ses
Of All Si 'a's' ' Tox sass GityE Espsh past tor ra aiy1 has as ss ws' a as for r gssin
and al imam many v expected %Sd that wheat would be injured. but il seems t. BE-
mi ! YER; ra aaS y''G CORN ~s ;s growing 'i e;f iss4. grain Of all kinds to
M4sst lf 5sed?s oas saa Iw g,s"i"s nicely ssz warm ss is With ethe, 'i g1sip sh3 Ssf a
D1CkEYnnsilver Lea, There has been no rain here since the LIST, and
asi&sa R fsT ss f; %i S;ss.: Is: e; Ss, M %s5s ssa; %. Il Il y s ST,? o tss ss as !: :
S 6 $ss ~ vi : SS :s Hse ? H5siS?r Ia: 5 ssss s S;;if ted ; yssy se sssaj ys s4san ai
mere, ana while some have had good showers, others have had none.
fields very weedy. - Ups "oADs sooo' SUNS
ali ap iet ao ans G Gs' not a dS ieTy j mae a9% as e M Ths IgsasGFhogp sss h1 I'VE
graln. with two good showers. The warm weather was very bene-
'e ss5iag 1 S1S5 5Sy: %Esss assa! :sn nicely tei P %ifb T Ssads ' %9rs TIL tls s% tb is
no damage done. Grain almost all headed. 49,. S'"' - "'D0S' =
ing ;e done t to aps f eo pa5 Weather Il for e eo aa G and g asdsea: No hay.
: has made fine growth: : Three h se Rsa " s sso@ 6 so da9iD ne f fbe week. Flax
hG the eSeeptan ef some se, sso where T xoabsrs r bsvs st Sss IG Sam geed' with
cLEAN-Falconer-T week has been hot, with heavy showers in
s sssS ,5 Ssss; oe 1T h: :5s e:SS; ss i. ffs Ssi$s r s9i; sa S ssseso g5 Pss:ps s;
rather light n."'DS' arc ne'p'ns corr hay'ng commenced; the crop is
MoRToH-sweet Briar-crops look fine, and wheat is heading out
short to be harvested. A"' - 90 s'0'' VINE 50" are .
Sn Fsia g s,sass f51 si gSs ts %Sst Y Hy yS is Ea tHsssf ists. for crops. a little
ally %f headed eas, Sat is W n1s ss i! tb aGH as s1 sss5 Of SUPPOSED t1s sssd 3o s sei i R EsRi IN
s 9!s%siy i sst: Ss sss ao s' ss sssSiP5 e. yer; s,5 5st. WA %;!S ifSs : W., 4 t;:
vicinity; Wheat straw promises t. be average length, with ! heads s@s
is5Es WITH shn p q zra ans'' r. damage 1nsagt den past to o essps, ha wb GsSn are sxt' s1e1s
Kit RH t Essi9 il i e as5 ia sr s1 ;%S4sv s5sas fsss' t S f. hurt v h . H. It, sS5 Sun y:
asss sheat is headed ssdt il o ia!sn Hsf ans f fn Pso gre seoEins fine and most Of
RAMsEY-Deyn Lake-Condition of crops remain good. Haying has
but ssatt crops n are re cooking sn ~s''nef mas been very warm the pas' week.
RANSOM ANS ON 1h lisbon 7onss hen favorable, although dry. Nothing suffer-
anu III grain q little too much, but was beneficial to corn. Walcott
-Ihe past week has been a very favorable one for grain.
OLETIE-Dnnseith-Th weather the past week has been very hot.
and unless rain comes soon, crops, which are suffering, will be a total
failure. N4
TARK-Dickinson-Tne past week has been verv favorable o. rons.
plenty OF rain,with high temperature. In the northern part of this
county, crops are good, but poor in the southern part. Belfeld-No
ram during the yW Nv Wheat is headed ont and looks good. Hay.
Grain will only be about 60 per cento Of agood crop. Gladstone.
very hot during the week with one good rain which will cause grain
to fill we'll, and make a fair crop.
past week has been very hot and drv
and effect on grain has been detrimental. Unless we get rain soon.
the most of the crops will be greatly damaged. Hay crop is short.
Pngree--Weather conditions have been very favorable for all crons
during the past week; Ypsilanti,-Eary grain is doing we'll; the
heads are large, and seem to be filling nicely. Late grain is
suffering for rain, especially oats: Corn and gardens doing extra we'll
Windsor-Very hot weather with one rain during the week. Crons
look nice. sharlow-Wheat is an excellent stand. and nearly all
headed. All other grain doing finely; corn making fine growth.
"a hLmWebeeLIWeat conditions generally favorable, although
the temperature has been rather high. Hatton-Warm weather the
past p week. has K been beneficial aahif for crops. Grain is headed; corn grow
W. tor wheat. Buxt1n-The past week has been very favorable
so much rain and lack Of sunshine.
WALSH-EdinbuHg- The past week has been warm. Crops ar
| growing fast, and are in good condition. Medfor6-The past week was
dry' Which was favorable for crops, and also for haying, which has
been delayed by high water. Ryei is beginning to "yeHow up". and
ats heading; ,Minto-Fine weather for corn; pretty hot for wheat:
good for vegetables generally.
looking fine. Good rain during the
week. Wheat and oats heading: early fay in bloom