Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-05-06
WEEKLY BULLETIN.

WEEKLY 1.
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Of past week damaged fields in many places making drifts two feet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. excellent and wheat mostly all in.
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WORCESTERSHIRE all in and a good soaking rain to wind nm
with. First sown grain coming up nicely. Ground In fine condition.
EDDY-Morris-Very high winds past week stopped all work. Some
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rye as we'll. High winds done some a' damage m nAs 0een own and some
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OGAN-Napoleon-Pas week not favorable for seeding on account
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s ss1ss.t s5ss% t5 aen first E at ss is g gees condition. Adsiea-T M;ss r sssai? %u ss3s5
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ing has gone forward rapidly: Most Of the wheat viii = * n by ye the
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a ehs 9sinF1. Te,7y g. days ss # high winds do;hs but but doing; doing no damage in
R i T. H A. a. a asmi asS S.,,Ps Nv week sAn has been very nice and wheat
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weather has been fine with the exception Of two windy days' Seed mI
ing is finished except flax and some oats.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all 'sown but the heavy wind that nre.
vailed the past week has blown out all grain on light soil. Coges-
winds during the week. Aen
TARK z71 seeding three-fourths done and some barley
ara oats soWn. Ground very wet and prospects best since 1881.
et@a sstnula h Winds most Of the week with, two showers termin.
feld-Past week cool and windy with some rain. seeding half done.
TEELE-Colgate-Pa week hes been dry with high winds Early
sown grain up, but. cut by flying dust. Representatives, generally
f fSa daa " w1 sbs.b and unfa ~ ast for ao work; Dgsmaging sandstorm on
Seeding about half done. First sown grain up and cominp" we'll.
Acreage more than last year. WI"
misunderstanding about all in. Two 200 rona ,o+ u,
cloudy and chilly with high winds.
ra Gnus satn wsn n9 g way. wore grain than usual is being sown. Good
Jamestown--Most of the wheat is in but it will not be- fnissbed r. :.
ten dogs. High winds during the week but done no particular dan.
age. Heavy y rain Saturday was very beneficial Ypeilani-The high
WINDS o. the past week has delayed seeding somewhat and done som
Damage on high lands. First sown wheat up but very uneven.
IEAlLlmBuxton.W the exception of two days the past week has
been all that could be desired. Seeding of small grain nract;camn
finished. Kelso-Seeding is now practically finished excentt;no ~ -