Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-07
E CROP BULLETIN.

#&#@1 LIZ lOlG d OlFl4CA past WEEK. Mas ely WdIHl3S by
odds the Warrnest of the season, the thermometer going above
100 all overthe state on the 1st, followed by warm weather
until the 4th and 5th, when thunderstornns passed over
most sections, in some accompanied BY light showers, and
in some with heavy rain and hail, the latter doing con-
siderable damage in limited areas in the northern and east
ern portions of the state.
Wheat harvest is we'll under way in the central part of
the state, about completed n the southern portion, and Just
done in the Red river valley, and yields are reported as
light, but the quality good. Cutting of barley and oatsi is
about finished in all sections.
Corn and potatoes, as well as late fodder crops, which
were badly n need OF rain, were generally refreshed on the
18th and 5th, but the yield will be light.
Flax IS still suffering and considerable OF It has been
ploWed up the past week.
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Harvesting well advanced; NOT over half Of the
land sown to grain win be cut, and the yield On that viii Be light;
Be HSss5; harvest has lust f sonnsne sa "a late S as s : ts sass & so s1st i &c {
Just coming up.
finished. WaNon-Harveshn nearly over here; grain vii. viii ayGs
eeasin sssa d Is o! sd h sR; T thls aihs sssd stacking ssefssa s gaias sonnsasss.
a very bepsa i t. is sef fax sa and dS petatoe : M RpI o. " n WaGlp al i
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LIER-Milton : drop # rain; wheat is rpening fast, oats
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days. sttiwel veil weather With dry winds; forage crop doing poor
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KEY-Westboro-N rain the past week, but very hot weather.
EMMoMs s. dm mas Corn 7 was agd drying gM up until ntiM the rain air. Of tibet ths 81; which
a nest rain in + the season i the night Of the Sd; GRAM ans h harvest 3 a e
a aayiRg u , pfpg agspt with sB Bsada aoa inf%ieE yis5ds + each Sh;a both \ as {. t9
prairie fires are doing some damage.
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m he bi IS 1o : 3. aa to = Be aG out q = danger m r,a the weather at ds, past wee has
dying. Haven-Anoher dry. week, with one light shower much
Poo1 p saas'e crop i i3gbs. : : os'1g proved up gardens generally
GRAND RKs-Mccanna-so wheat cut; grain good quality, but
light; flax is not expected to yield enough for seed.
RIGGs--Ceooperstown43IT w good showers fell on the 4h, but we're
f sssssaR 5is .d IL soms g5ae ss.b y !, hail al y. Wh fsis ae st "a Al veg sSs5i
recover seed sown on the land; rain came too late to help grain.
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winds, yet doing no damage. ~ - 81, - - ~ w. nsn
is heat las damaged eorps sna e Sass sa tas leaves 8, mes q tl sals e 5a lsne ssl
low and fall off; potatoes dying; another week like this viii leave
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oRToN-swee tB5iar-Wheat cutting IS il progress al around here;
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aging to hay; corn IS past recovery ay.s Is ~ p0'a'' & y oa'nz
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fair and dry showers fell over a small
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harvest general # ##
of wheat about through; only about
cats are being Injured y ths warn weather; lay also about . quar-,
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Wheat s s9 ! q aud vii i e = Short s. = ha di's : crop p : Wa Epss : ss;
I'll ssif 1T asd dfy s3 P9asssar Il sss S's sssss heat L 5' aea & sP pas t 81; 9ss
elsasfy; g Easss seems sss 3 hs g s ssin Ises dsas; pl hs1sss e. fe ssisbi j h snd
stacking begun; threshing will begin in about a week. Abercromhie
-Wheata and oats nearly all cut; late fax, corn and potatoes need rain
badly; threshing will begin this week.
well under way; grain too short to bind;
corna and potatoes at a standstill; grass drying out; very dry and hot
s# weather
has commenced, but there is yery
light.
oWNER-Bisbee-Weat hot and very dry; some fields of wheat
0 ripening and drying up In the head, but most of the wheat looks weM.
hay crop lighter than was expected; oats and barley not looking we'll.
Cando-Wheat cutting will begin in about d week: wheat is fIinu8
well; oats poor; barley fair; flax uneven.
RAILL-.HHsboro-Weat has been very warm, with no rain, *
cept a light shower on the 4th; everything suffering from drouth.8
what little grain there was to cut, is harvested; fax is drying 10 and
some think it will be plowed under. Cummings-Haryest IL mostly
done, as the bulk Of the grain was plowed under; three inches 81 rain
ties OF grasshoppers are appearing here; pastures are getting good;
we may get some mInet; the little wheat that was left is mostly ali
cut 9 e only gl 81 fey Y WI Y ct any oats; n no threhing done yet. MayvIe--
cutting well under way; heavy rain on the 18th win help potatoes,