Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-09
WEATHER CROP P
US Department of Agrcuture-Norh Dakota section-ForW Week
Ending June, 1899.


U.S. Department of Agriculture-North Dakota section-For Week
Ending June, 1899.
Very heavy rains have fallen in all parts of the state dur
ing the past week, accompanied by moderately cool weather
for this time of year. While some slight damage has been
done by excessive rains, still they have been of great benefit
in terminating late sown grain, and revving that which
had been previously damaged by high winds and frosts. In
from some unknown Sme cause n.s.S While from ia all IS sections ion Of dot the
state, weeds are said to be making rapid growth.
Considerable flax is yet to be sown, as but little could be
done the past week on account of the unfavorable weather
for working land. The most of the other small grain such
as oats, barley and milet has been seeded, and corn plant
ing is also about finished. but some will have to be replanted
on account e; Of the seed rotting in the ground.
making rapid growth til . The ground sa In . is s'n ful g Of g moisture ara
and all that is needed now is warmer weather and sunshine.
A AR Lake Flax seeding about finished. The weather
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CAVALIER Wales-Grain is growing nicely. Rains the past week
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yet ye:o WEighta ~ MUCH rain Sn1 for crops Som flax and ninst to Be
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crops. Rain every other day. Wheat looks vigorous. Some flax to
EM MdG1f IS r1dm9 to , There have I'VE been eS heavy rains during during the past
B Bred g E5TE%S1S Weather. a :" has See M good al for Sfo ali crops Sqs s sspeciaily y'e e%sii
FOSTER Melville The excessive rains Of the past week has retarded
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made it a favorable Week for crops. A"' 'Dp'''' 'N''''A' Ill
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sssssssa t aspgs s;ss3iy: ssns n ia!" 7y tt sG H :sv! week delayed work but
kl rGGiaf as fse eom1nr k Mdk Of grain doing well. Flax seeding will be
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1i M s}au5d- G1%z ass ;go seins x aaHing ,i fhs week t tfssS% zly. soaked
the % S'sS1SS have os sSppp "ss ' fax sse SSHs A csops look Seyy ' sDod, d ss ds
n ese5' G5x sTs s ii P sjsste9' fy ID r sie v ths p ~ssS ysehj As Mnsat Looks
gsoni ag' 1agiG mye& have slightly damaged crops in '"vnes' Grass is
PFF ostinS 1d. H mSfsSjnsf il sG ~ess ted! P Sssb 's sse. grain Es, sHs as Ssa; s,s are
is looking good. A large amounto Of flax and barley to SOW yet. Wal
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d doa s: except St m all t'n Wh sa5 s E'3 Cooking 5s'i s5Gd. cBBs sthseeSThs p@ st
yet Ct to 1ss osS WET fs:'ti IS s ?ssEin fs: q ySss: ysien in IN so a?sss p! sesisY but ap Do a net
R Rne " the he cause, Of of it. . Glasas ha%1ct ops doing well: Some barley and
PVT lH in here. 81; Thomas-Weathsr has been favorable and crops of
all kinds are looking we'll Crystal-Seed all in except a little flax
and nc corn. Crops looking well, but needs more sunshine. Tyner--
5o " " ~heat tS is TURNING aa s ped, d6n 5af know ss0 tho c otn ss' S0S0 grain Early
PIERCE..Barton-An seeding done except flax. Warm weather with
plenty of rain has set everything growing.
Rb bensdcial For c nnae- Pssi Ef naRsr i msr on tS ssd p. sa0w week. b S1t S Sssg
Of great benefit g crops, and the outlook is IS now low v very favorable hven iSs zee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. during the past week wet, delaying
Small grain locking y exceedingly gqea, but corn growing SLOWLY, with
rapidly. Wheat, oats and barley never looked better at this time Of
year. Heavy rains have delayed flax seeding.
RlCHLAND-The past week has been generally favorable for small
grain, but there is too much water some low lands. Great Bend
Heavy rains during the week. with cool weather. Crops look fine,
and cover the ground, wheat especially, has stooled well. Flax seed
and nc. heavy rains during past week, but not doing any damage to crops,
which are in fine condition. Walcott-Quite heavy rains the past
week, and fields and meadows are looking good. Lidgerwood-Heavy
all kinds ar. growing nicely. Heavy rains during the past week, ac-
the week, with heavy rains. Wheat and oats look fine, and are max.
ing rapid progress. Some corr rothng in the ground, and will have to
be replanted. Flax nearly all sown.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rains during the past week. Wheat very
weedy, especially with wild buckwheat. Ground in very fine condi-
ton. Rutlapd-Heayy rains have fallen the mast weeE uhich hro