Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-16
WEATHER CROP P

WEATHER CROP REPORT.
US. Department of Agriculture-North Dakota Section-For Week
Ending June, IL 1900.
The fore part of the past week was cool with showers
in nearly all parts of the state, followed by considerable
warmer the latter part. In some localities in the northern
portion of the state, light frosts have occurred, but no
damage has resulted from them.
Wheat is reported doing we'll except in the lower Red
Nlver valley where some complaint is made of it's turning
color, and looking unhealthy, mainly on account of too
much rain. In all other parts of the state it is strong and
vigorous; has stooled we'll, and is making rapid growth.
Oats, rye, barley and nillet are now growing fast, but
the growth has been retarded considerably by the late cool
weather. There is still some flax to SOW, but the most of
the crop is now in, and in most sections, coming ND finely.
Corn is not doing SO we'll; it has been too cold and wet for
1t, and in some parts of the state, the seed has rotted, and
it will have to be replanted.
Owing to the excessive rains, weeds have got a good
start, and in most parts of the state, and especially on old
land, they are becoming troublesome.
Light hail fell the fore part of the week, in widely scat
tered places, but did no damage,
BARNES sanborn- Vegetation OF all kinds doing well. Some flax yet
to- S, soy, as 18th the , rains s have retarded seeding it. Minnie I4ale@fhs
up rapidly: Flax seeding finished; some heb breaking akin T being EsE Done nc r"'N'ns
BURLEIGH :s ng-Consderublc hail fell on the 9Th. but there
days have been warm n.y. with dI light 81 Showcase SSnssqoASnif sr aGne growing Wine p rapid dfy
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BoTTINEAU-omemce Seeding all done. Wheat is growing WE'LL
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some corn is being cultivated. wv"
cA aood xa5f6 mun Gponz aoE rain rains It the first part of week, followed by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cool and pleasant. Crops growing well.
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stand poor, the result Of COO! cloudy weather. VVri HGHea WITH
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milet will be put in if weather permits.
EDDY-NLorrs-Weathe cool and pleasant the past week. Wheat
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and look strong and vigorous.
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was was rot potte ,aav wilaGssm LA post1di Of all kinds has made rapid growth
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son no" crops arc growing finely especially wheat and grass.
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sown yet.
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showers the past Week. oN"" liam WV" "'s' 'e>e'
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and have a good start on stooGng. cooperstown-No rain the past
somewhat cool. Grass and i meadows wsa are I%pro7ing %s"'ner ''n0osn
n snS cSSl Siaf5 mer" %j is a little @es backward nsa5 on ACCOUNT Gp u Of heavy hsss! rains ms
hay IA Glen nf5i Hn1w ssi%fi has sS Seea ve nsse esange s3Se t Rso p@f wes fRs
ouI crops re dO1g ninety. Some wheat " inches high. Sweet Briar
Crops are growing finely. Everything looks good. Plenty of rain.
Hay crop good.
NElSON-Bue-Spring work about done: some flax to SOW vet.
Plenty of rain: some warmer weather is needed. Hay lands look good,
EHas 1E !; = tnniys nod mft%agt all If finished ihd except haS Some Of the
are looking fine. Some barley to be sown yet.
PIERCE-7Barton-Heav rains have done some damage to crops on
low lands.
AMSEYCJackson-So flax and barley to be sown yet. Weather
during past week has been fair, and crops are looking good.
RANSOM-Lisbon-Weathe has been favorable for growing crops
and also seeding flax, which is about completed. All crops look very
fine. Anselm-An kinds of grain growing very rapidly since the late
rains: Corn and garden truck not any good, on account of cool
weather.
week dry and cool. Weather has been
very beneficial to crops, which are in best possible condition, but
warmer weather is needed. Observation-Disclosures fine, with cool
nights. Crops are looking well. Cofax-Too much rain N low
lands; crops on high lands look good. Some flax yet to be sown.
Wahpeton-Small grain looking well, also grass and other crops.
STARk-DEkinson-The past week has been windy, with a good
are backward, as the weather is a little too cold for them.
STEELE-Colgate-The past week has been most favorable for crops.
Frost on the night of the It'll did a little damage to some orr fields.
Hope-Most wheat is looking nicely, except n some old land, where
it is very weedy; wheat on new land especially fine. Flax nearly all
sown, having been delayed by wet weather.
STUTSMAN-Pngree-The weather was cold during the fore part of
last week, but warmer during the latter part. All crops ar looking