Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-16
COUNTIES.

very short; no improvement in fax la r com; hay crop could not be
' are good; aaa is doing settes tSan it n ~a an0 IS 0s'''0s 00'' prospects
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The condition Of oats seems perfect; early wheat has put out a long.
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DESTROYED by excessive rains; rust is appearing in grain on high
CAVALIER heading slowly; flax on breaking and
summer fallow. where not soyn too deep, has made q notable i'm
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q ELY wheat IS Heading; os sa it s' fax aG a goo xff BUT s9 tsst sor Gls saliS On
E. I'D ground is poo5: and Come Is entirely gone: Havsn-Whsat head:
some rust On heavy wheat: corn growing last; timothy all cut: Orr
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LoeAN;7Napoeon-Al grain is looking very we'll; haying has COM
LEAM1 .Hsas: aI2' ds.. wheat heat. is -. Ssgie min H to head wsa2t heads 4,s Of
favorable for filing grain; fax improving. way
is in excellent condition; hay cutting
starts this week. H
N~EIsoN-Lee-Earl sown wheat headed out, with heads a little short;
WEEK. Ssslss but 1t t = crop IS p 90: s 5 % 41 recovering y Efs from Il IL ssses R' q
medium size; potatoes very good and growing rapidly; hay will be a
heavy crop.
small OF most Of it; there is nnn LANCER Of sfi t lpdg i@i il b high Is'V Winds sds
CRAM ssaia Il az ii 'R Kinds ie' doin ass r SfftSS sy5s grass IN p1 Rspstn' oF ss a1o6ssm
s ssPs FAX ss1 zhis5 i 1 aes geo.; sses sys5 ssna'Ss@? hssdie se' Pss s9si Ssst E IS
a little spotted; the ground is very damp and soft, and wheat is show
ing some rust; some grain has been ruined by too much water; wheat
= ad fadlu are oa9g' and . barley aspa 1es pp' apotted Is d 5o lita engtb; daI < a aoins
finely and is all headed out; other grain is fair, except flax, which
does not amount to much. #% "1@
Observation-Disclosures headed out nicely; heads not very long;
oats and barley doing we'll; fax improving; grass very heavy.
Observation-Disclosures and oats all headed out; haying in prog
ress. #Buttzyae-Wheat nicely headed out. flax and corn improving.
Pymouth-Corn growing rapidly; wheat bids fair to be a big crop;
barley viii soon be ready fos harvesting; fax looks well. Miller
favorable for crops except fax, which
#@i ~ poor. Hankinson-Large headed wheat stands practically without
conditions; corn has improved; fax poor; hay plentiful Great
Ben edaMyhe and oats were never finer; fax and corn are not very
is poor; some damage doneb by grasshoppers.
all doing well, except fax and corn; hay
R~atllandGWeather Is favorable and as c ap are = & n eneeIen = eppn n
Is ARK-1Gladstone-I The ground is thoroughly soaked, and al grain
is. doing finely; wheat is spotted, some fields being very fine, and
others very poor; nilet and wild hay will be a very heavy crop; fax
looking good; early corn In tassel % aaa8s @
sTEEIE-Godsn Lake-Wheat nearly all headed out; barley all
H headed out; flax improving some; haying commenced.
SMAN-Pingree-S wheatis excellent, some disappointing,
some almost worthless; oats poor to fair; flax and nilet poor.
RAILL.--Potland---Wh heading out fast; fax wnl not amount to
drying off the fields. whsreit has been standing. Cummings--FIax
iii very poor, there will not be half 4 crop III this vicinity; the water
Weble-Weather has been favorable for crops, except the past two
days which have been very hot.
LsH--M Int haa been too much rain for srops.o pr 10y
and Wsedy sarnia--Moet of ths wheat headed out, with heads 81
goed size; fax improving since the warm Weather ss ins
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