Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-04
WEATHER CROP REPORT.

WEATHER CROP REPORT.
U. S. Department Of Agriculture-North Dakota secton-For Week
Ending July 81, 1899.
The past week has been cool, and with the exception of
If, few l9 %5,i. showers ystS. at y, widely separated points, without
grain, but considerable damage was done by the hot
weather Of the previous week, which blighted some wheat
river valley and northern portion Of the state, all crops
are said to be in very good condition, while the reverse is
only fair crops. Wheat is headed out in all parts of the
state; some has been cut in the southern portion. and
central portions, while in the northern portion it will not
begin for about ten days. Considerable barley has been
are reported quite smutty, as is wheat in the Red river
valley: Corn has made rapid growth the past week, and
portions of the state during the week, but u We're too LIGHT to
do any damage. Scattered hail storms have also done some
damage, but nothing serious.
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FosTER-Barlow--rh weather has been COO, but dry. Wheat will
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s Sc ssned hail f5e stq bs on Set the e 22d destroyed 10y III 1900 e. acres ere t # gsini H, Wealth,
d aa5ns; Potatoes need more rain. eophs's. re doing considerable
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crops except p: sese, IS i sa past s, sse s1 s; dsg not sk s!s9 IS So 1e !sSsi is9 is ts
sown grain, which looks very fine. Hannaford-An grain maturing
rapidly, but suffering from lack of moisture. Early rye harvest going
on. Haying pretty generally in operation.
K1DDER-Steee-Wheat will not make more than half a crop here;
flax the same. Rye and barley light. Potatoes poor.
LM~MOURE-Grand Rapds-Iight shower during the week. Prospect
for a crop now seemsm more hopeful. Some barley has been cut, and
wheat harvest will be general this week. Hay is a good crop, and
well saved now. Litchvlle-Barley harvest is finished. Wheat and
oats e.d ar green yet n and d both need a good dr. rain; If cool weather con
although the weather is cool and otherwise favorable; Drouth has
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some.
McLEAN-Coal Harbor-Crops doing we'll. Heavy thunderstorm o N
the 22d did considerable damage here.
MORTON-Sweet Briar-Crops look better than they did a week ago.
Rain on Friday revived them considerably.
NELs0N-B9eLTh past week has been very hot, and crops have
how much. Harvest will begin in ten days or two weeks.
during past week has been fine, and
on some land wheat is beginning to turn. Haying going on.
Walhana-Crops maturing. rapidly. Weather has been excellent the
past week Some early barley will be ready to cut this week. Har-
vest on light soil will begin about the 9Th Of next month. Cavalier
Good weather for the grain to fill; cool and not much rain. Harvest
ing will start in about two weeks. Tyne1..!Crops are doing we'll.
Haying in progress. A light hail storm Friday evening; doing no
damage. Potatoes a good crop
PIERCE-Barbon-An wheat headed out, but about a week or ten