Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-30
WEATHER CROP REPORT.
u. S. Department of Agriculture--Nort Dakota section-For Week
Ending June, 26 1899.

Ending June, 26 1899.
The has been one of the most favorable weeks of the sea
son. All kinds of grain are growing fast. There has been
ample moisture, except ina fewscattered places, and nores sun
shine than in any week this spring. Hailstorn1s occurred
in a few places, the heaviest being in Enmons, Logan and
Mcintosh counties, and while considerable damage was
done, it is expected that what grain was damaged will
rapidly revive. In some sections grain is reported as lodg-
ing slightly, but this was mostly the result of high winds.
Wheat as a rule, never looked better than it does now,
and the same can be said of rye, oats, flax and barley.
Corn and potatoes are still Backward, but under the influence
of the bright sunshine and warmer weather that is now pre-
-vailing, they are beginning to make rapid growth.
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condition, and G growing ii@; very f@t ~ =" e''ps ""'" arr !" eSee'en'
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was very favorable for grain.
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weedy, with that exception, crops are doing finely. 4"0
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GRAND FORKS-Orr-Past week has been very favorable for all crops.
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and favorable for crops, but rain would be beneficial.
Weather conditions excellent. \ coupleof nice
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corn, which is slow on account of cool weather.
1DDER--steele-Whe rye, flax and barley never looked better: corn
and potatoes doing well.
favorable for all kinds of grain, which is
still most favorable and crops Of all kinds are growing very fast.
n no sioS% s reeove ears oq Hail fG3is ei to the o depfE Of !: 5 ~ Si inchss grain is
MeLEAN1cosl Harbor-Cool weather keeps grain back; it looks well,
n es3afe Z issss y3 R;;r'7 Wheat s; IS e.p 5ssts E3 PssEi naa ss sys'y indication
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PEMB1NA-C favorable: The rains of the past week
z f. s's and 55 e. y but IT, s6esf sa;st this Ss si%s Of year. :! C s.: Th 's1s:es
ara Ms' all lo ssi% d M pi Han niSs I1i Gssn s 9ssy fs's ~sstSs 's' a ssSr al V vess'
or a9f sh s' Tee f3 has ss aone are a 1T sfs oi g5sd 5' te the sy ePspz; t&sy in st the c6 SsSia1io os
~e e%k later = Than ia last sS xear:' B ssd'gst IS hss past week Hks G u bsn " a good q
week for growth. Weather was warm until Wednesday evening.
when a fine rain fell All kinds of grain doing well, but backward.
Drayton-The weather during the past week has been favorable for
crops.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cool, with occasional showers. Crops
growing finely in all sections. Anselm-The week could not have
been better for all kinds of grain; plenty of moisture, and good grow
ing weather. Corn is backward. P~ymouth-Weather cool, but
favorable for wheat; oats are lodging in some places; barley strong and
growing rapidly.
RAMSEY-FoX Lake-Good growing weather with showers. Crons
about two weeks behind the season.
Nt crops. n in excellent eo pdit P o%S % Dses rs' ha 'as' made good a1
Sunshine ISL e1 ar needed now: Hankinsson1TRe week Des I has Seen n co1 with n a
few showers, and crops have continued to improve. Corn and
potatoes backward. Old ground weedy. Grass crop will be heavy
Walcott-Another good week, and the fields are looking as good as
ever.
Ny growing weather the past week, and all
grain has a good healthy color, though it is ten days late. Old land
very weedy. Windsor-Plentyo of rain, and crops ares growing nicely.
TOWNER-Cando-A heavy rain Wednesday,, since which the grain
has made a good growth. Old land is very weedy. Perth-Too cool
and wet for grain to make the growth it should.
Misunderstanding past week has been all that could be desired.
Crops of all kinds although a little backward, are making rapid
growth. Cummings-Weather cool and wet. Wheat doing finely,
also barley; corn and flax is not doing so well, as the land is too wet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very dry and windy. Crops doing fairy
well, but about two weeks behind the season. Rain is needed.
WARD-Minot-Good weather for crops: warmer, with good heavy
rains during the week. Portal-The past week has been very favor
able for growing crops.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fair for all growing grain the past week.