Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-26
WEATHER CROP REPORT.
u. $. Department of Agriculture North Dakota section-For Week
Ending May 22, 1899.

5. Department of Agriculture North Dakota Section For Week
Ending May 22, 1899.
Ba Al aLs.I Min n. laake-Past week has been very hard on all kinds
sicky. Seeding is dnisIe sis except opM fax s'e san nan m n"r "" wnd ST sto "%s
settle down the soil. '1 Which is Sp quite dryi crss i IS eo o5 ineo' ve rS
s sss5jns G 2Ss1s done SeS6 and dM s 5ssH $ Going On Tor for later later csoP s%' Some e%5s
Bu win5E 3 5at, udis"1 "S manf past stswS week has as, been cen. cold old. with au, high
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growth Of grain that was wa s up. "" ""'' ''' DAYS '0'0"l"s'' ''''0'' '"e
ch asS me' fGdh vSssdin s;S SsnGIstc s1,s szSspt q; flax NV, which ai is nov = being
y ( un MAY 5a1 wsk for for SgHeat. Wien i%e5 has 3 been S99'; damaged 6 S'{ nigh
and HT pc aaS ee lave vsi Saen p mt ife f HS,@y AL H1S SS"n Weather as sq hs Sssn
has "s' 5ssn d lar ss1s soa @' By the he P%H s Sinas. c ST'y gsat HF' ha NA Sot
h 5een coS' and a t4r cr sroW ae of Of a s5ainj i1men R@n l9a ,I past week sdst has
a a1 % "MA , nGsdsd. ,AI r ,5aHH,a' f y d Hs for srops sssdins oi T5sat
ha; been sool. Good gro%ns weather: SGs6 co COMING up? up slowly !" but
3$sSi n aSsis'': Ds Mss1. AA HhS Ss Sss Ssf S! has ssen 1s sai cool li Tih r t;s5s 5 sRa
j. H5 h., vi has. and d 1ssay Sf i5ss1s s$ $sSs da D.: ed ed s15 The crops sPs: About : as %"cn
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'H *; A.. $ :o osn5 i" t; d5Fy; n sj ~ $ q &: !: lot. v 4 "a: We $n' :s y!s :, . 5ssH
wen under Way. Grass coming up fast now. "' N"'' "NN
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t hhaaa "s sssi wifi f Ss spwn Se aea oats and barley being s0"n' More flax
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H M9p RE; nLitchy y1 The past week has been good for crops: All
ct a setback BY tie 6 heavy a. f"s S1 Of q w "s o "gd s' SSs s @s' s1 Hs'3y
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NS Sfi1a got fssdy s i1 eFn saa pot EEsin ns %s!n el xeSy :os sP a gsG 5sp7
NS %s3@sf vsaehc1 nssdsa nE sxes s9d b SGsi d days sst9 tt gseSt fs sf a SsSi9::
has dama Mf what what Wheat he d,n was up and also corn, but a little warm
PE TsnR! Grow, mw'1 fSat ar an q ios 5RS whS s"s. se SGa n5 a9i faS a5 the past past
$ $s:S:s;.S 'S:% rs "ss& s s IS E E; e.: :o}i$ e.; ;:$s,.S S s d n :: S;' :S 81; $i S:9 a. e.;
y; n se Hb and e S5{ and :;5, "af aye 'S al sd 5ss zss%5%: s ASS" to- % per cent EN-
issf;. sl; 1sP% 3s $"n FS vii 1c Re Sss5 d ES 5s,5 x TS 10 Es ss3Sx So " s5s:S%s is
csyaisr :e;E st ~enths 81 IS st fsve'a 81 t sos sse GH Dc oats ss nssr iSs al nT in: no
s sSs thin s2SSinE r s1;Siy: G S5ssSssS T5s;e has been E o. delay " the
E. En- ! ;, sss ss : %5sti SiS $; $P:;g, s ;%5 +; ~ :; : :; 81; *S;; ]; f s Is: s::%: :: St. !:
acreage Sedaesd about i i per cent cent; from So III last ss9 Year, az = st uGSs' la a1GG IS
ing done for oats, barley and flax. Weather remains cool, with frosty
nights
RAMsEY-Deyils Iake-seeding well advanced, and nearly all of the
wheat IN Fine weather ofthe past week helped crops. Fox Lake
Flowing low tor, and SEEDING oats general the past week. Weather cold
The greater part Of the wheat sown, and some blowing for oats has
3 $ 7S:$Ss, 9 Is f.; $a 5;ss: $s s;$. n ; r. si ;:;. S E f S;s a f F s$:S ;s :$n 5;;s;$
they still retain a good color.
some. No growth made the past week. Corn and flax will all be in
this week. WaHott-Frost last week did no material damage.
Flowing for flax going on. Colfax-Frost and high winds have done
weather. HankinsonIWheat has started the best this season, of
several previous ones, but has not grown much on account of lack of
warmth and sunshine. Grass backward for same reason.
cool. Wheat doing nicely.
STARK-The past week has been very unfavorable for crops; cold
rains and freezing nights have damaged a great deal of early sown
grain. Considerable small grain to be sown yet. Belfeld-Past
week was cold, with high winds, Wheat seeding is finished and
blowing for corn and potatoes going or. Gladstone-The past has
been a fine week for seeding, but the latter part was cold and windy,
with some rain. Some wheat to be sown yet. Grain coming p
slowly.
STEELE-GodenL ake-The week has been dry and windy. Wheat
nearly all sown. Rain would benefit early sown grain.
too cold for growth. Seeding pro-
crossing slowly. Everything very much behind for this time of year.
Pngree-Wheat and oats are about all sown and some flax is now
being put in. Heavy rain Thursday was very beneficial to growing
grain.
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