Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-25
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U. S. Department of Agricuture-North Dakota section-For Week
Ending Aug. ID, 1899.

u. S. Department Of. Agrculture-North Dakota Section-For Week
Ending Aug. "a, 1899.
The past week has been cool and comparatively dry in
the western part, and warm, with heavy rains in the eastern
part of the state, which have put a stop to almost all work,
especially harvesting and stacking. Not a great deal OF
grain has been threshed yet, but it will be general in the
southern part of the state this week. Considerable damage
was done by the high winds of Tuesday and Wednesday,
Smelling ripe grain, and also lodging the straw. Corn has
been greatly benefited by the late rains, and is maturing
fast. Wheat cutting is about finished in the southern, we'll
started in the northern portion, and will be general this
week in all sections.
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cut, but oat harvest is not general yet
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Wednesday it has been hot and showery. Harvest is all done.
except flax. Threshing began Tuesday; the yield is 10 bushels per
acre. Walcott-High winds caused Smelling of grain the past week.
Showers delayed reaping, but did no damage. Threshing starts
Monday. Hankinson-Heavy rains have put a stop to stacking and
threshing since the 18th.
has been materially improved by
showers the past week. Weather not favorable for threshing, and
most of the shocks arc damaged on account of wind and rain.
STARK Gladstone-Mos of the week has been cool and cloudy, with
heavy. rains. Wheat is about one quarter cut, and ,i is ripening
very very S5Sw5y; S Sst n ie3s 6 as s6 sny ns sSt not 5s 39ssts d i s5eG e. o %a' crop P' thy
best in years.
s cool and windy, and grain is ripening
very slowly. Most of the barley is cut, as is a little wheat.
TRAILL-Hllsboro-The past week has been dry, and very warm, but
favorable for harvesting; Grain has rpened very fast and about two;
ripe grain very badly Duane-Ihe weather . has beer very yh hot, has las
delayed cutting. Weible-Weather for the past week has been
ripened very unevenly, which will viii cause aSHas considerable abs loss. !, On the
damage to wheat than al! the hail storms Of the season, as all ripe
broken down that at least 10 per cent of it could not be gathered by
the binders. Threshing will begin about the 25th.
WALSH-Park River-Splendid weather for harvesting wheat; crops
good, and cutting progressing rapidly. Harvesting is general.
WARD-Portal-Hayin is about completed, and some early oats have
been cut the past week; wheat will be harvested this week. Weather