Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-03
E K CROP BULLETIN.

WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
have revived all vegetation some, but as q general thing
there has been no material Improvement. Flowing up Of
wheat fields is Still going on, although some are being used
for pasturage. Late wheat will make 4 half crop in some
sections if there is sufficient rain from now on. Oats, bar
8 y sb but a come ap 1sa, nnsvsniys So some e h 4 doi BE-
ing now In blossom, about four inches high, while others
are just coming up, and heavy rains are neededt to bring it
forward. Corn is only fair, having stood the drouth better
than anything else. Hay IS generally a complete failure,
except i'll a few favored sections.
Heavy rains soon are the only thing that will bring the
crop forward, but IS 81 feared BY many that # they should
come, and be followed By the hot weather that can be ex-
pected now, that more damage would be done. Hail has
done some dalnage in widely separated places.
BARNEs Minnie Iake-Wheat ! total failure; oats and barley de.
stroyed; fas VII make lse a : crop IS W.. We have rain. Eekeson---Whsat,
% hay d potatoes are T dying ia 80 S. { $50 '' ~ ps'' go
BENsoN-Leeds-Crop failing FAST late sown barley burning Off
A s ,s,. sssaas greatly benefited sd5ss BY recent econ rains; z some wheat
Wheat heading out; flax IS light; no hay. Bufalo-Light showers
Ay1r-Wheat growing and looking better sine since j. the 1s' 4M hn'i as1 DOING doing
being p pae ,sss s anasr s ssa s ass to 1a ails I sd s1PB . f0s fodder. cSais
needs 1ssdM sain. G Msson pocsa IS; gaining sGsh sa si8c ea e. ssoe aGef 1ags, ns Ans hs
E ,sasg sz Sat, sPd . ssel g Sssi 81 have ssd iPp g,sl! sleg vhaRis nt psss
W6 alisa sp; Sts aPa s ssI ley badly saIs1 damaged sssas ye corr ah looks = best s5o q ~ AZ
r. j., 1 1oosag s and Just st coming through the the ground IN some Places od-
cAvALIER- Mlhon-Whea = total failure; with plenty q rain We
a seg g. ssea afRs q sitsess Rs q soa : e as'si ys st''E Moderate 's esp q q FAY x Z
Lsl KEY ss.9sks small s. grain ae complete failure; there vii not e !.
get rain. Fuilestonlconditan Sc Continue : II aoa and ID but but "a :.
i i@peoy ssGg sin ss' th e s sEBs ss ss j ssP P ssas 5 sG9 al. y w yisa nsi : sr as
is destroyed and other grain is very
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as Taeda e e. rsalss. hs Ms,1 sisstsS sa ' e Considered st5ss grain j , tSG 1ss
but scarcity Of feed viii be worse than the wheat failure,
ea siss1 sl ses 3 say h'saa Nshs. ;5sss 5 5ssRss .a s5f IL i . s sssi isau' 81
i nasss s e lie lra wheat afy Vii m1 ss p I asa' snd e. s sssp. .a anss'ldo-1hres=.
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sssssins e tb sss T Pi4F y 3 s AL g5ssaf a. e is sr 81 Conditions ss%@s' fal'eT and
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Sssa god " saop' wheat s. ssGa 1 aas s Sisa i sss aaisx . ssits:s;1'
ne essin ssd slsss. sn sss lE gai. sh9nsss asss s sssa + is s5ss s.s ssa t f re
G 1 vi 1Rin w sR' Very apd isv Rasassss condition. aS4k sssr front s1D now ss ea' there { asil ma
be some corn.
EIsoN--Iakota7 It Is doubtful If this county viii have enough wheat
ure; half q crop 81 oats, fax and barley IS expected. Il y, : -
ST 70 hay. psaXseaN o ilngloysnsns i condition 4 crop, Wei Wei
1ea q I.1Es s@s asss, e sf III s : ssia ssP Pe sssis g, f fsissl se ne ts aises ss
they ass now. G1sssteaaoaI Ps e1op sine e9ao total al : RGsa T Hssss . aan,
a. fsse eadoe Weather sse : d snaa { { sePR 8 9a nay y sss very ass v sGprfR hs Sash
MW nearly s 81: p csri issp; AZ sna na : Z ta 1Ssa, failure bas g eIs favorable ana s5.
p psas6ss y r. sl mis a e. s ssn u sssa s apa f saf J a ! rule ssse se D : 5sg
recovery - Ne' - 49, 80 81 Z : 80 ~ q -
ka sasaasfhl; az P paes: Devils Haf nat Ct w ssfe Wit ;n ssts yi sa as s' much st J. :
was M sown . fax Exp, poo, some senma three 81 inches sha high Isl blps,eming Jackson
Grand Harbor-Mosto Of thecsop burned up; fax will be about half d
crop. Crary-Wheata failure; flax will make a fair crop with rain.
NsoMIP1ymout Showers have improved fax and corn; wheat
rain, but no set back to the crop.
a af. Observation-Disclosures @soay fssasss se'a are aois gr WS hail ra dIep haze 4 ~ Ses sos 1s Rsa,
Walcott-Light showers have improved grain somewhat, but fields
and meadows are thin. Dwight-Wheat will be hall a crop if it fs
out; oats generally poor; corn doing well; flax and barley fair, hay
a|# poor. 8@# @@M##S#.
ROL~ETTE-Belcoxrt-Gr Graf turning yellow and has deprecated one
half during the past week. S
still green and growing, present eaE
mate is for half a crop. HaIem-Corn is standing the drouths well:
heavy rain would save late wheat and fax. ~ A.
TARK-Diekinson-Wh is left Of the crop wasn otiniuredla last week.
EELE-Finley-T There cannot be any more than seed raised here
this year. sherorook-Large part OF crop here will not be cut: many
will not get seed for next year; hay, exceptin q few cases, "a failure.
and grasshoppers have been damag.
ing grain not previously DESTROYED. Edmunds1Grain looks better.
especially fax; wheat and oats practically beyond help. Pingree-
Potatoes and some fax may make partial Yields, and some scattering
pieces of grain return seed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES headed out, with short straw and short
heads; no grain doing well. Cando-Some wheat heading; some
getting shorter and drying up; oats firing badly; barley cannot make
a crop without rain; fax suffering. @