Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-17
WEEKLY CROP

WEEKLY lROP BULLETIN.
The past week has been generally dry and cool; some
localities have, however, received heavy showers of rain
which were OF great benefit to all vegetation. The rains
Of the 9TH ands5thf saved the entire crop, or what was left
of it on that date.and a general Improvement Of All grain,
except wheat, which was, as IA general thing, too far gone.
to recover at that time, IS noted inzthe reports receive this
week. #
The blowing up Of wheat fields is still going Oh, and in
some instances they have been resown to flax, which is,
with the exception Of that lately sown, IN quite a promising
condition, bidding fair to give almost an average yield.
Oats are generally poor, and some of them, as we'll as con
siderable wheat, have been moved for feed, although late
sown fodder crops are now doing well. Potatoes and corn
are growing rapidly and will probably make nearly a full
1op, Will Wilt iaVordDie WeatheI from now on. hay IS De1ng
put ZIP inSthe western partsof the state, but will be a light
crop and of poor quality. 8
The weather for the coming two weeks will have a great
effect on the crop; the cool weather of the past week has:
been beneficial, but should it turn very warm, without rain,
as may be expected now, while grain is filling, it may have
Two Or three scattered hail storms are reported as doing
damage the. past week; the most damage icing done in
Pernbina county. #s -
We have had some rain, its tin looks bad, even aaxis at ! standstI.
hGRe aaoonn,aF nsL6 has 81 improved apsesed ne hep past W Tsek,, and w u more a good
further, as very little grain win Be saved, but there win Be some lax.
Bs shss enough aseas is ss iaP sl e cut; th ist g, ssty ys eek D i j. g ssas;6s
and will furnish feed; flax looks promising; hayi very scarce. ##@t
Ass--Warren--Cro On richssol win give fair yield, but on old land
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q bay; I s zssdes y 'P p9ers sIs Up T assaSi a sissss ssgp ssal I'D ss sbs * Esss:
CAVALIER tilwen-occasona Trains have been Of great benefit,
early oats ats VIII dm e : . pSers M5gm some oats ana barley being .Sown fl
wheat viii Be Gu, should make about all third Of a CROP ppld RomenM
Crop is looking fairly well since the recent rains:
DICKEY-Oakes-The effects of the recent rains have about gone;
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growing rapidly; potatoes and corn growing Fl finely u s some snes ax e comin -
up Wright-Gran that was not beyond recovery at the time Of the
other grain iooIa Better Iaso ra,ns e0ola ho Weather hfp the sigc ~h aS : at,a but ?
@ has improved the crop prOsDect yery much. %#F%@&&#&# #&##Wz
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make = fair crop with favorable weather from ON now ". On. : DA''e' w
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Vail Waiils@A H heavy 9 9ain e On tie H esah g asme R 9os i ys,d T. = b sp az bans Of = .. ssep;
to pastures and late soWn minet. 40 = ia''0 : : = Denen' 'Aeeps
crop crop hat 6sath had not bsse Rii saGS ss sh ss arog gtsaay improved 81 q the
oLE AN-Falconer-La Late grain still fair, but needs rain;loorn doing
loE sae;; Mssso s11iPa@asa ioe R3G fsis na sai as NEEDED Ra'' ies gs sna G lay
what gram IL renamed after the drre sa 'Vl'o nave damaged
q .Eyerythipg is growing; aax is very spotted and uneven,
ssiss fs vet e sss h 5ssass t sish ia sRs se wheat ios ssis ssq Pioge ap spd ts.G is'l7
late Gas,' soTn e lax .na oa sav ans I bar aes 9 &c egt iiai Rll' Ref. w Bu Be ! Gsh5 y 1s3ai
s able ss sssssss ia si lsss ish, there sssss ts vii 11 ssa E BSP g v sess te eit md ,da Ess.
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erasls siaat and { a lax hsiPs 0 poP RsiA' aads e 1 W~s1fo ee5 s.sb; soh gsa.
delayed iP 81 Showers e lsfsas 5S,nai sen 9s2 aa1 lust t coming %Rgt up q h 1afy e
crop g : 8 yield saa4e Of about sbo1 onethird q the average is expected. with
and will yield but little; oats and fax look better, also pastures; q
storm here Destroyed wdS over 4 ! e tsoass PeIs acres e of Wheat ot ts 2 pst we ali
weather has been favorable for filling grain; late barley is doing
better than anything else.
RAAMsEY-Fox Lake--Cool and showery weather; barley and fax do
ing well. Jaskson-The crop has improved greatly since the recent
rains; oats, hax and barley will make a fair crop; wheat about one
barley fair.
e sso soon; sss looks Vel 6a ss Promises q ssi : s e ss sss ssss' 1os VIII need
has been cool, dry, and favorable for
maturing wheat; heads short; ground very weedy; plenty Of grass
Tor hay crop. Wahpeton-Weather. generally favorable, except for
hot winds one or two days the past week. Mooreton-Dry weather,
with nigh hot winds has been very unfavorable for crops wheat and
cats beginning q ming t g turn; flax not doing we'll needs rain. :Power-No
for filing; almost no oats worth threshing; grass made no gain the
past week. Great Bend-Wheatis suffering again; we will only have
q light crop at the best; barley and dax poor: corn backward. Aber.
rombie-Weathe during the past week was very favorable for wheat;
all crops doing WELL -
RGEET.Forman-La crop greatly benefited By recent rains:
early wheat, however, will be very light. Nicholson-Grain filling
good, but very short in places; corn doing well. -Harlem-Recent
rams rams nave helped elpaed AL grain, except that early soWn. which was past