Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-24
WEEKLY CROP

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Wheat cutting has commenced in the extreme southern
portion, and Will#connmence in the eastern portion this
not be cut with a header. In some sections what wheat is
left is being cut for fodder, while in others it is being used
for pasturage, on account of the failure of the hay crop.
Corn and potatoes seem to be thriving ii of hesdry@
weather, and bids fair to make an average crop. Flax has
not as good as on the firsto Of the month. Hayingis III pro
gress where there is any grass to cut, but IS a short crop,
Late grain IS reported. as filling we'll previous to the hot
weather of the Goth.
B-ENsoN-Ieeds--Th rain q the 4h and 9TH did not improve the ln crop
pastures have improved some. #N@& I
BURLEIGH-- Bamarck-F Fore part of week coo, followed latter. part
BY sy,; sz fsss vel s h;gs ts M s ss y ea and high W sinss ~ Sh st: a se pssl
vest commenced; corn and potatoes doing very we'll
cAss-Tower catyz-Wheat harvest commenced, and vii. be general
An nj he hot dry aEs weather Il erd that a has prevailed prey ieap the e past 'Sso wsei, has as
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what wheat there is is filling very good; flax not doing well.
KEY Wv Warn days, t cool nights, and high dgh.A winds have Ss,l not
vii c aanolsDes i IL ] sv Wssf ;s ssop 7 Da91sg light. oa's' cut; 0ns''. '
INCONSISTENCIES doing well, but rain is needed to fill out the
corn. Braddock.Late grain and potatoes improved the past week, as
but it is getting dry again; hot winds are iniuring oats, and unless
shower howe : i + rain ss dasi sse shs We Week y made ssas }npio7s%sot + What ss
We may now harvest one third Of q crop. wheat changing color; some
nag y sn snIoa og a D95 ~ arGn a9G @ !, su ldEy e as Il ey Up, wa an What little y lhe.f8
is left is turning fast; oats and barley not doing much; hay crop an
wheat . total failure; hay very short crop.
LoGAN-Napoleon-Pas week dry and windy; corn and potatoes look
ing good; hay crop fair. ss @
cLEAN-Faconer--so harvesting viii be done the coming week;
e asny d aafees s wiIp t casl Ts sbsa D ss snd ' aisas s1R ssssse : R Rss ABOUT 1sei
destroyed the crop: wheat viii not yield much; oats poor, corn needs
MoRToN-Cannon Ball-Haying commenced; very light yield and
# poor quality
NELsoN-Lakota-o good shower Of rain the past week; weather
h isb,sasS ios see sed gs5y fa Ess9sls ssr s xasss a E a. h all G Gasao gsan so has
since the rain, $ have oats and barley; FAX doing we'll.
sldRa y J At Az smsl mW =; II s sssZe ]; s4,; f. b sast 5 Sasst|y ssd Left !. e shs
worth harvesting, Giasst!on-.No Improvement i 4 wheat p aas stu
ssSs: cFyss Weather vsry ay, bt srep i i ct suffering suffering although
5 RseE would benefit grass and green feed; harvesting Tl begin ths.
cAvALIE R- stilwsI- The benefit Of late rains has Isl been neutralized
Re & a sslly one: a aat i BIOS bIesso r. Ha@h On Fl Ing q down 9s DS fax and n
wheat i general; oats and barley being reserved for fodder; potatoes
and corng growing very we'll.
LaEe-coa and windy; what Is left q the crop j. dong We'll. Grand
and barley viii make i fair crop; wheat about onethird Of : crop.
N s Wheat harvest seaqsneed; some found to short
be expected.
little Improvement in condition ot
s1p gob BENG J cut Ras' Great Hsst' Bs ! b. s1i Is bsing su g'a Whe sass su safng
TRsed@so@s grains ain viii Wa1A be ia cut shis week. as;p hay II IS ! very nsss po 9 crop )
s iassiag wheat e a ass ssa sas ss aiss 4 asu sf4 state: 's ssn ss s i H ssiss
s eo1n a py5gh5 bt Tssybela xa hasd ha ls Ri9 sdp1 sas DAMAGED aa J io at l aad pr la5s
Wahpeton-Wsathe dry and hot; rain IS badly needed. q u -
nssa5 sassias asP 5 agsts sss E W sps s. sis' sYi j. R Rssft sssp g sass we'll ssb:
ing 2 d j. n p prog ms, but t the yisd will aa Be very a. light hsse corn naa and y potatoes dssfs
up. and the late grain win be no better than the early, if rain does
TEEIE-Tinsy-Wh little wheat is left is filling well; oats and
barley very poor; fax that came ne up late is At q atandstll. Hope-Itt
! g e ds9gs very = S S5y sgain, s sr t an n ds now sas snT ter e. a nlsst n t6s a ssesaa
h has only the B E a %sin a.sn. y T th,t bit " n few : 70 branches; wheat still
wheat is left is very light; second
growth will not mature TIA d blossoping very short and Willbea