Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-02
WEATHER CROP P
U. IS. Department Of Agriculture-North Dakota section-For Week
Ending May 20, 1899.

warmer, with heavy rams IN nearly. all parts of the state,
which revived grain that had previously been injured by
frosts and high winds, and induced rapid termination Of
late sown grain. Wheat is mostly all up, looks healthy
about finished, while flax and barley is being sown as
rapidly as possible. Corn planting is about finished, ex-
cept III northern portion. Grass has made rapid growth
and now affords ample feed on the ranges.
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together With warm weather, makes the crops look very good. A little
S SarSy ana and af1 m nile sow R5 Xt: a SepD warmS eshss; 6 hayhh im except flax lax
growth Of wheat Wonderfully S@ui "NO warm "'''"SF nave improved M
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favorable: Crops looking Ok ' d"e: csrec fsSypt v I tue c ssss %e&osi
fs tRsio, with so t%o a hsa y + rains sax5 the 81 past xesE Which Fl yer ,5 fsvo, Al
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week has been the best Of the season: '"'A'N eN'p' "N Il past
A5 G9d"nd is iS the 5sss con hi aonS 5n ysrz Il S Ssz Des s1% f, H 1eS,s to at i fSs t Xt;
of year. '"'"'' VA" '"'
OF -Litta rain during the week put the ground
flax sSi t%z a few days Lays ot Kulr M - .Sssln wet weather for past ten days has
theq 1s fee ran fl1 Flax os' ig 1 sGwn: soG Gpis Sd m mcF0p mo look ok fl first st, rate ho na after ;n
than last year. '"s ''"D' anu A"'" "oeo r" VI" NC p'' III
Warm rains have started ali vegetation Which is now growing ngn rapidly diE
M~cLEAN-coal Harbor-Weather fine, and crops are doing we'll
: IS IS not all planted " 1 yet' Hay %H crop si is pron isRse''' an" looks "N'' Corn
NEELsoN-Aneta-G Good weather with fine rains have been of great
creps are fe%ng up airy Some n %hiet ' snd flax to as SOW %s" yet. b9 Inc
EMBlNA 1,y Seeding done, except some barley. Rain and
S Ss1!ey % ss ssn IS s sS"nn si s's sPn to d E'sT ts ssH rsih: h B1thg Sss a st5p and I'd
work for al few v dsys: II. Melford-Ear1y; whess looks IS we'll 1I' ! bout an ~
Some eas II barley s%f YET to to sow !" Heavy Hains the past lSesEni ha wsE
s e f Ss & % H.; : s " S5;5 Si ;: ss ssSsR = H t Sr @N :sSs E; %s:t j ' ss%ayg
Grain of all kinds that is up, looks good. Glasston-Weather has
been good with some fine showers. Some flax sown. Early wheat
looks thick and healthy. st. Thomas-Past week has been favorable
for crops, which are growing rapidly.
iHRGho Oats s1d 5ssey 5s ssssi sevn finished naw. most of it up and looking
RAMSEY- MI L1kel, e. growing weather and crops are coming for
ward rapidly: Devils Lake-Wheat seeding finished, and that sown
early, up, and looking fine. Jackson Seeding of oats has been general
the past week. Warm weather, with heavy rains have set everything
growing.
heavy rains during week. Fields look
ing very good. Cofax-Refreshing rains the past two days make the
sand whipped grain come out in good shape. Some flax yet to SOW.
Hankinson-Light rains and warmer weather have improved condi-
lions, and made ia favorable week for crops. Moselle-Crops were
damaged some by high winds, but recent rains are making them look
better. Lidgerwood-Crops looking good. Weather cold and cloudy.
Power-Weather very favorable. Rain came opportunely. A little
flax to SOW yet. Dwight-Weather favorable. Early sown grain looks
fairly good. Farmington-Weather has been just what We needed
the past week. Crops of all kinds are all in and growing nicely.
favorable. Wheat plants look strong
and thrifty. Harlem-Grain growing very well now, in spite of pre-.
vious high winds and frost. Ground in good condition. Forman-
The high winds of the past week have done much damage to wheat.
SIEELE-Colgae-Pas week has been cool with heavy rains. Grow
ing grain looking good. Golden weather and a good
supply OF moisture makes early grain grow rapidly Some flax and
grass to seed yet.
grain seeded except barley and fax,
Good rains during week. Everything growing nicely. Windsor