Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-08
BULLETIN.

WEEKLY
The past week has been, as rule, favorable for crops Of
all kinds. except corn. The fore part Of the week was cool
and cloudy, followed by heavy rains in almost all portions of
the state; which did much to revive grain that had been pre-
T pa2f ~ t dsm sfstsl ESPECIALLY By esatt ' is the SgY R gi1 aiIsF va II thf there's ssst sss
covered with water. Wheat has not suffered much; it is
generally heading, and in most sections doing we'll Other
small grain remains about the same as last week. Corn is
strong and healthy, but needs more sunshine. In the south
duced the crop nearly one half, but much of the damaged
grain may yet revive.
Barn AZ: |1sst sssdns das' %bs e5 rain; c5sgs has in 6 5ses s0 RsIy seo 80
Scoops sS%s s' IN nseondIti sat' c as5s ,s sGE Friday ass s wh;iGg v nies %ach s nssssd.
E - . = 10 S9G reRa;leG t continuously etho sstn during ri past h week Elk, I@na
to revive grain previously damaged by excessive heat. 49,
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weather Wssl ii is n NEEDED s;l,+i Essiy xhe1t Beginning to t. head: cssssit N
t !. wheat, but +, the prospect is still GOOD: MapIetenHksints Eos.
rs { e. e. ' Sssa. 1 sSs 1sss ss0S %S Saf t Ss s'i 2sst h ;ssyas Eas' to hf ss 9: cut IS
including weeds, growing very fast.
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revive them, and . better crop than last year is assured red - El! sn
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o %Seh Saa' snd ast s6cagn ia eu tas eend Hs%sr but thsss has s been o tG
and ~ cloudy dasin e the ss Sssk: ssain making li%s a r2P;d growth j. Grass Ds'@
ttss IL WI = to- much 70 for s sas''3 Small Rl' sssin nszins g ge'aS s a9s'aS
GRAND FoRKs-Niagara- Heavy rain during the week,and grain is
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rain al h for low low land 3D.; and more sunshine needed: Some wheat headed
days a aE fePio 'a9%y t dses late ss3 sains w q e1s ses sds5. as s The e1op vas beginning fs% das
io ! sss spots 1 III fields. ayvi 6ian aT9e'n %us 45s rsh %esH HEX Haf tspd is a s5r ssaag
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o Of rain has f SPtaa and ali crops io si!y w tdI0'a0'' the past week; plenty
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h7 Tas q great 5snsst K to s9ops; k n1 dans ags9 iro GG hail. rain during week
AN TS2db 1hi %ske samsthin Co., u, Crops 9rop abe about ss;s all dried up, except
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! little chang; ia %s . in !6s weather. q Is sta li. cloudy %i cool % and y vet: Z Crops Dc not
TO- Tss, much sd rain III +; . s;eRs the !. past ss. Sss 5;l but e o. assi Z {. ii; Weather
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ksns H ths ps sn week sl' Ssv g'f bsen v t9S f bensf be sGme J p1ass1 ioe M1 t6 b 5@t
snsy c hsyS for WIZ ysa frso msay s6 6slds alreeeS Sn5 he ss ing, out ~ s,3 Atram &C;
slowly. Some wheat headed out.
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k f2t tSs s395v vain psIt be si 1 ssss{ i il % ANY Fla giSsi fsii ana : ;f IN S 5s5s , s;st 5 H.
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Drouth broken by heavy rains. Damage from heat and hot winds
confined to light and high ground. Wheat heading out.
LAND--Barre- rains have helped late grain of all kinds.
Grain heading out; corn, potatoes, and gardens doing well. Fair.
mount-The rains of the past week have had a very favorable effect
on the crop. which was suffering for it, EARLY grain headed out.
Walcott-Heavy rains, caused some damage on low lands. Moore.
t on = rains ain , have GO covered the ground with water, and may do
has been generally favorable for small grain. FarmingtonA good
ran the past week was timely. All crops are looking fairly well.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES abundance of rain the mast week, and
prospects are good.
SARGEN EForman-High, and hot winds of the past week have
damaged grain about 20 per cent. 49,
TARK-Dicknson-For part Of week windy.cool, followed by plenty
of rain the latter part. Taylor-Two good rains the past weel!s
Early wheat heading out. Good growing weather.
STEELE-Golden Lake-Heayy rains again this week, and water
stands on the low land. Heads appear in early grain.
rain during the week. Wheat and
barley have commenced heading. No grasshoppers. YpsHanti-Fora
part Of week cool, with high winds, followed by heavy rains. Crope
about the average. No grasshoppers. Jamestown-Rainfal 80
An crops in fine condition. Weather perfect. No graashoppers.
TRAILL-Weible-Severa heavy rains during the week. Ground
very very wet: Rust appearing. H5attonzThe past week has been cool,
With a heavy rain the last two days. Hiusboro-Week cool and vat
NO damage from rain, yet it makes large growth of straw. and
retards harvest Ga~!esburg-Heavy rains past week have damaged
crops. Kelso-Rainfal La. Very wet, sonnet fields of wheat drowned
there is some complaints IF nst VIZ oHu