Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-29
WEEKLY BULLETIN.

The fore part Of the past week was very cool, with frosts
on the morning ofthe 10Th and goth, damaging tender vege-
but doing no damage to small grain. Conditions in the east
ern part OF the state remain much the same as at the close
are reported from Cass county, where it is said, 10000 acres
OF grain has been completely destroyed. Hail is also reported
t oat do oGme a ss9t, damd in the ne mort northern mp part t. Of the :s state, but With,
part OF the state has been broken, but too late to save a good
portion 9;1 OF the crop, which is undoubtedly lost, except corn,
Whch promises we'll. Some harvesting has been done, con-
4His 5a has been %Sa cut VI: but It is expected that some will Be
except as noted above; ii is said to be filing we'll, with plump
berries, and so far, has been remarkably free from rust, and
damage py insects. laying is nearly finished in the south
en part Of the state, but has been DELAYED in the eastefn and
northern portions, by showers.
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RLEIGH-Francis-T good rains the last of the week were Of
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in some sections, destructive hail storms, Which did great Jam &c.
growing nicely since the late rains. Weather cooler. - 0'l'i gram
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cut cut u. Fnllerton-Rye, barley and some wheat ready d t" cut bis week.:
almost nothing on high land. Oats hardly big enough to- to bind.
EDDY ,Sheyenne-Weather fairly favorable to crops, being cooler,
EOSTER-BarlOW-Th mast wnolx w,c ol ,I+h g.. .l.-.- -,
favorable 70, ali crops y; Which, h. are s1 looking sGi g' WE'LL l. N Msly SPSvsasi s sod
sever several f." GOOD s5s sh5v fsS a Seng w %iss.yi wheat about all headed out:
Na1oH T1e5t harvest Will T es@m snasa niss 1esx showers. Corn doing
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growing Wen Sl since the weather u ID warm va asDe Hiaga Eeo&i e'n mics ee
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S parsy Is fns'1 weil; p cefn iastI sspsIii bHt that jaats so %,l late oi,t Oats and
heavy rains the past week: Grain filing finely. II Harvest will will la9s
Light frost doing no damage during week.
grain, grass a s5dJ gardens nss a green i heaitfhy e eofoS. other DAY have given
s1sa eeaditios:. 1 Harvest VIII f0S Ssg 5siG ms aSsias t1 ths weeks week.; Grain is in
NS IS very scarce, sad Is m psast area ss, }iss tSeIp d as}fIa, a ssd 5 gSph esnnot Hay LAY
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fsest %er si1 E IF te : sc3S hurt Gfe eo1 m' s6S tender 1 sss5y Hssasd. Light
Sax E:S s: s;sia sh viii s Glen cut 3bs 1ssf: Ss,s very sSa t ss5s5sss dong {s ii Vii; s;s'':
9o BiN i rh bay%aR;ee! Ms;s past sis week ~ef x. hs; Il, been sa., fine for crops Ss9ps; but
asePi ss !ssh hs5 ,h ss1 T %sey {% 5sps %t1 that scf IL t. crop !; the The best ;tspl
- N. A' nv "0 C"S udy ~ ~ general, mere Is nc DOUBT
inc crop g1i is good. ,v Grain appears t be filling well: Haying progress
e eeeGii cool. z All grain Tdaa promises good crop, Crysta-crops in good
Weather dry. Grain headed. Barley harvest
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crop. and being harvested.
RlCHLAND--F weather has been favorable, and
crops are looking very good on the whole. Some barley has
been cut. Observation-Disclosures conditions continue favorable for
an crops Wheat is about matured, and will be cut in a few days.
having a full head, and practically free from rust: Power-Excelent
wheat and hay weather. Wheat filling nicely and harvest will com.
acknowledgement past week has been hot and dry, and crops
nave been greatly damaged. Hay crop is good.
SIARk-Belfed-The week has been dry, with a light FROST that
did no damage. Gladstone-The week was dry with high Winds and
a severe frost on the 10Th which did considerable damage to tender
vegetation. Rye. barley and early oats will be cut this Week. Dick
week. Weather windy, with light showers.
favorable with light showers which
places pace STg sin in good goods shape to mature; Grain doing we'll. Golden
LaKe-Ihe past week has been cool and quite favorable for grain. but
the ground is getting quite dry. e1''
RAlLL..Cummings-The past week was very warm with a heavy
rain, which is bad for hay: Grain is doing we'll except in some snotss.
and with this exception. it never looked better. HattonNThe 'p past
week was cool with a few showers. All grain looks fine: potatoes
5 not turning aig out well. Kesc-Everything1 doing well. Light frost
6 Tor crops, but unfavorable for hayng. Cool and near freezing on
nut zoo much rain for haying. Late wheat rusting.
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