Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-05
WEATHER CROP P
w. Department Of Agrcuture-North Dakota section-For Week
Ending May I, 1900.

ws Th sss 1essRs;t si If the sn past x, rse X s sn n xsy t f; ora !t,t 70, n; farm s;y work, 1;ni It
: +; $ $S :; % z; ~ e.; e. =; ; :s Ss; j i + ( j :; s:: $;'; Il Ii e : : e ;;:s 8 ,; ;$: 1f s$a S': e: r.
ff ID i q To- heavy y E Ssin and % 81 Ssi s{ Il; n n ass'to al parts a? i Oh tss STATED ass
s snSf ste tas sG at ~s9i. where in s it v Rd aG siR hs9y ys seS' gat t. little ae a sssd as@i SSS
been done north Of cass county, while south Of there, seeding: is peary
north q the central portion, while til about finished nj heidi in tn the southern aDM
central I peetio 'Ss '9 Sa GS's so~ N s Ssia IS SOUP Sp in 1a the s% sSu IT 5ns ssuthSsn AMID
From ali sections comes the same report, that the acreage of wheat
s59a, Be E: ss 9s s;sssSY is 3s S sss2 p "a; Z;; + Is; Is s Va; !! s;i 5ssS ;ss ts xSs i #; s: and
Grass e1 lis is JUS; %stu Starting aiasf in all parts of the state, but is coming up thick
and strong. = ""
B%ARNEs-ys3ey ciy-Most Of the past week was fair for farm work.
steadily progressing sing Ground in in good g i condition @GH so sanbor neeoV9g nt
S Ssta9dsy well m i&eSs'3 is s2e s% S?%tRs G !sves sfssna SEEKING ss5 q , xi!a s6 Sif
~E zSst9 = = Kae ks seeding done. but The GROUND is too wet to be
G , . quite quit yet Sstz f low places: Leeds ssss Fan the past week kept the
Seeding is being pushed rapidly: Ground is
2Fht s1 GMT 1Razm ea F5iaay, week whicb has Retarded RssP tay sesdiSs:: exs stst; tes a
Weather favorable. Ground in IN good condition o. n.s'i ABOUT ' half The
s %es dSas: Ayr kye mssfd!RF gseg gsedi1s s'sS]y s on sssSs5t e., Sn 55!f saSs
% S$s;'Ss aR sro %s;sn-E S5sS,; : own ~$ss x $sssS s Ss ;sSss ;so "a; ys s:y, s ss%1
sSeas sTo 'sSSsSe'e Of the s': Wsest ssva' Ha RsHS1dss'af5 ssi ninstS pyi
s sseH 4 5ss wheat sssts sSs9 j. %sa; 1sss sss ;5x Sssi' %s.s st IL s Sss +, $s$sS:
RaXfago here, ETesest has sSsn 6 abent AND fSo xhs2t deea c is about it
very fine condition. S'NAs '''' '"0-'D''0S '"E r0o ID
c4 GSieanesn:iastsPls s sssai %9s aen ssa shs tn pas. gss ss week G 5s ts;T in r Se1y
ing done, being del delayed ;s by by h ea1sS rains n%H The ground is se very Hs Wt. seed
D1cKEY- Merricourt- Seeding is about one third done. Weather fine
Weather very We warn warm . Plenty Of moisture Grass es started m T nieeiy. S0"n'
DDY- nshs 1 unfavorable during past week, but still
a2deSS in fne csndPsen: hiSsa. e N tb.n Of the we xAsst { sams
Ss seeding E, g5ajo;; Not mn much anS e a prospect sat! 70, v hay on n the 1 5ysf
nearly completed. Ground in fine condition. "' 'eN'N
p %Isat5sS pSt tSa ground GS ig f S%s s Ssss for for ss vdlR! B Mss~, sRS v %esx
was sal all that could be desired for seeding: warm. with considerable
S isnd being too naF W@fe going on very slowly o n account of the
eE gst}i1s gsesR! EasssSs- -Sspf fsas g.r 5a sf %ssh v rs isvo,s G5ss; .1 is
considerable seeding was done. but storms the latter part, stopped
Johns 5e$nstoHn"seedn so ABOUT ste ons q saoS Sone NJ bs sfse eei9s ee on so weak Ts of;
G cSe sn6r rather h P %st. a s SsSR fe latter lat H's4' of week. Man nS 8 515t Sf Ht%e
sass Sstts;' sssSinE gd a5ea5 Ssst 9sss s"'j ssn g; s. ~sss ss" 15n mot have
KIDDER-steele- has been too wet to seed the past week. Some
LAMoURE-7 Griswold-Wheat seeding is far advanced in this vicinity,
7 WSe sSn sse sSas S %i a to look xa gEee first weather se% sd 5aGors6 Die A ML =
Coal Harbor- Seeding going on slowly IN account of the
MoRToN-sxeet Brar-rhe wheat will all be sown here the first of
s seedi %ss don NE '"1 He~ 1sn Hfs nw i1 eo eondiSon a to Ss Worked. Of the wheat
EMB general anfh Wednesday, Se eseS;as' w1 Sf t if whs tt sewe; Sc sse din
e. G' 1sne HsnfStsa sseSips m is sns seedi nut d R5ss's ev;ns f'eS S5n on sn sfs sSS%
=; !z + $s t, ;sssi s Sc; $ Ss t. o : x S&S 's.5 % sssi$ + Ss.s ed s :n all: ! s:
Of n en san storms! 1ard too sfs sg b Rs0 %Gsked. G eGwaf IN sssSGnt
RRs :9FE Esin I'd P: s5sx: a"AH 5sSa 5 $ 5 Ps cent? ssy Is s shs s wheat f! s1vn t's st. y" Th RsEs
osI lS iaass sss s sf ! 5gts wrs dPps t1 Ro past wssl, t6ous i.s sSqdi5 joins
the past week, but rain asdeayedH it. About 20 per cent Of the wheat
5SHe: -s RssSzsG9p pretty general Sass Ssse GFeu1 sS'S IN hS{ e eonaa To per but cent no
growth yet.
PIERCE Barton-Wheat seeding has progressed rapidly during the
past week. Ground in fine condition.
R~AMSEY-Devls Lake-Seedng delayed on account of rain and snow.
PloEing not half i done. Acreage wnl be reduced on account of lack
over 5 per cent. Too wet. Jackson-Unfavorable weather. VERY
d a5nt n sssaiG e a aSn se3 Ess: land is too wet to work and rain and snow
oMaHsbon-We has been very favorable for wheat seed
ing, and 80 per cent OF it is done. Early sown wheat coming up rank
and strong: A 1se and oats about all in the ground. The
wheat acreage will be about ne-third less than last year: the differ
ence will be planted in flax and corn. First sown wheat all up.
Seeding about finished around here. Early
sown grain up and doing finely. Ground in fine condition. Wahpe-
tonIPast week generally favorable for small grain. Wheat seeding
nearly completed. Power-Wheat all sown; some showing above
ground gSsa 1n Grass starting nicely. colfax-Wheat seeding is about fin
Weather very favorable for seeding, which is about three fourths com
ppleted. First sow1 grain up; Notwithstanding progressing fast.
Some wheat already an inch above the ground. Weather favorable.
Hankinson-Wheatc coming up in fine shape. Conditions quite favor
able, but rain is needed. Observation-Disclosures and oats nearly all
sown: Showers delayed seeding the middle of the week. Mosele-
Seeding about done. Grain coming up and looking fine. Ground in
excellent condition.
STARK-Dicknson-Grain of all kinds has been rushed in the ground
the past week. Belfeld--Weather unfavorable, and but little work
has been done. Ground is too wet.
favorable for work until Friday, when a
snow storm stopped it. Windsor-Weather favorable until latter part