Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-05
WEEKLY BULLETIN.

WEEKLY
The past week has not been characterized by any marked
ported from Cass county. The weather has been, as a rule,
cool,with occasional light showers, and very favorable for fill
ing N ana maturing grain. Wheat harvest has commenced in
the southern and western sections of the state, and while a
very little has been cut in the northern portion, it will not be
general there until between the 10th and Goth. Most of the
state, and harvesting of oats, especially those sown early, has
been general. All reports from the principal producing por-
dition, and will average better than usual There is some
smut in it, but reports of it come from widely scattered local
itiss' c and it Ms does not seem to be general, or ., very damaging.
berries, in good sized heads. The crop will be poor in the
extreme southern part of the state. {outside of the Red river
these sections having a deficiency in rainfall since the begin
ming OF the crop season. Gophers have caused more damage
this year than ever known before, especially in the southern
and western part of the state. In these sections, where the
P Pannts M ad d emiar up Early b6yy1 the = gG 3pa rs,; have xe, left their usual Usual
have, in many Instances DV cleared d e ai gf Sn7d ae Of eve %,e ves taey
OF vegetation. The frosts of the 10Th of last month were
more severe than was anticipated, as considerable corn and
State. ~ A'A''u = 'D0 western ana oen'ral part Of 'ne
BARNEsnvaney cty-Crops have made good progress the past
vi II Seg Is. I'll ' : s& sabesa1 II so pasf week s se S sss'i fa So1s'1s
f i1r all 1an SfHps. Barley, and some oats have been cut. Wheat matur-
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short, but good otherwise. Haying in full progress rM : ~ . !"
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M Sad a Sa@ssina a saoct C. sian d dry weather g@ths with Gl,1 hot winds have
6stte a o ~sess nst i sssss IT 81 s p1s7ia ans t Petstos'' Corn is doing some
G ddise We'll. fatatUss at s 8 psS4 ato damaged #gss3n BY rust t. oths5wiss it is
3nsssts wss5N With t 6.9 Hsso'i dsn sas5 sss smut E + %ssst s ssSS ssts. have
late, but doing we'll. Rain is badly needed.
and other grain maturing rapidly.
Barley will be ready to cut his week and wheat about the 10th of
August. The past week has been very favorable for small grain.
Heads are of good size and well filled. Barley harvest will commences
this week. H~amilton-Weather has been rather cool, but crops are
looking we'll and harvest will soon begin. Haylng is advancing
slowly sisSlEy Bathgate@The past week has been very favorable for ali
The past week has been favorable for crops of all kinds. Wheat is
filling fast. Some barley will be cut this week. Hay crop secured.
Crystal-Weather cool. Wheat filling fairly well, some red rust on
it, Early oats and barley turning
hot and dry. Crops of allkinds look
good. Barley and rye harvested; wheat cutting will commence this
week. No hail here. Llsbon-The weather has been cool with good
vesting of early grain has commenced, and it will Be general this
week.
favorable. Grain filling we'll. Some
rust on late grain. Barley nearly ready to cut, and harvesting in
general will begin in about two weeks. Devils Lake-Crops fail. but
will not turn out as we'll as first expected. Harvesting will soon
commence,
condition have been very favor
able for maturing wheat. Harvest will be general from now on. Fair
mount-Grain good and ready to cut, and harvesting will come OF all
at once. The crop of small grain is the best since 1885: corn viii
average about as usual. Abercrombe-The past week has been
generally dry and cool. A good deal of barley has hean cnt and