Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-30

POA pCSld1l III Ii SdSLCIu pail ~ Lie StdtS. NOTu
has made rapid growth in all sections, and is now doing
laying ing. was interrupted by the rainy weather of the
week, and considerable of it has been damaged, and some
destroyed.
Where grain is heavy, it is reported to be lodging badly,
and some difficulty will be had in cutting it.
COUNTIES.
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to , @ asnSh'1 ra =; so me rust us IN hsy Wheat; flax ony a half crop: D's' almost
ing delayed. Brinsmade~Hayin com@encsi, crop plentiful; other SSer
4 A. as; !; sss x S X s s s. ss ssiaf !: corn or s ssss;asE + s ss: u ffsSs
81 damaged by rust ana about oneshi1d damaged BY water; corn
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md !. sqt 3 hay syn Eynehsa1s9%hsat has a q s1la 7 na PSssS ' se@e
h hsss g Rssin e fs 9Ss 'S Sosts s1 ta ef t sSs Sdad e oals; r VI the v ss@s s ss5$
f FAILURES re- oa asle nd 'f barley i go os wan WaPrsa a. VI; a' dnu Is = sSn 5sns
via via f Kies sne sssay e1 Saii h szpst cd R Ro so@ae sssa t gisT Wesk saP aaz::
a @nroy Hisssa are 1ad set that wheat WI lat is = not AN hlin M.s well; 2 ,i has
e69 yh ssan i b bssl 5t to BE- disappointing; no improvement in fax; oats a
. ths J shs1 haz i B Pss i Sssn eas sh sayaa e slt to th BE in5sssd sp q . p eess. q a, the
a asta Of wheat b :. lodging sdMas &. and a. all more more or less rustng on. lower leaves;
es9I Esasass 9sss half i Week eG have ss b. hesEsf s1 has ni Rsga corn fs sPs i sss
wheat no damage Of consequence from heat. - -
daisg saslE. saaiss ceansnd ssl ut Ifv6 essn RHst n sn ie ey h sss; corn corn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES filing well; cloudy showery weather is
a aa,San asI fos sl having iai Bari, BstowSEsr!y She, Ms dsmages some BY hot
ssss Wheat aa sia Ss sss af ID h sssi sssa aSi9s es gs3 sns s sss Rsesas 9sIn ss ~Rsss
!, Te f1lp Wse TGl. r hsssn 6lGae fsi 1I all ns hind heads doing svs wsn; some on fields
weather has retarded hay making.
place ! oats ana barley ready saGs to cut ram ei iHise ! an crops qeH doing ne % We9f;
zsaisd /: sens gssia p hss 5odssa: asz hssinp1e we'd gs ssR : wh "
s Mhe ssd u vh hi1 e Ii 9a tb and aa Looks a very ya fine; coat oats . and 1 barley ys are looking looking
sseq ssl half 8. done r.. ] hsaaas-Whss i, not aims geed; sens 6ssslsyy
sain - VIII f9 h. ssss + + p Pso sa@sssS M~ & rss Esa59ss, G filing fairly T asi;
ssss ! Es s J : s , $g ssss;s e. e e. sa $:;aa !, S : s:sS ) !; { s ! ! Essa t s;ss ssos ss;7
dszis dong very we'll where not ~ee sI COZ corn s1ssSa : rsp al o''''n'
Ct worms aA hsss done ssss! 5ssss s' ssas ssnj = 's lax; ss ssRs hE saas1 s sd
well filed and some viii be cut this week. Adrian-some barley har.
od \ and all grain badly damaged ~ hot wind
aasl%saiaaH Re- ss ss e fs ss@sssa u z ns as1 sss ssss. w ossl
ba1as zas rains the past week have helped crops greatly. Corn
n sas1s y tB,s.. G eps # y. II R1 kinds s. les5 ans; ssin r. : stopped
rains; harvesting viii commence this 'a week. 'Is favor favor
s 1hss & VA al e r ssaIpi t % s asaagS If af sBoa hss ssn e asys WI Be 't this week;
aF Mhsos i lnstg. oass snd s 5sllsy a psea; a son is s ase d 5a9s9 promise a : Fl,
ss ast : e.tssssf s2sssss 1esa s Risis SON. 81 ss sss's soi ss'' f.i II; r afF
RAMsEY--Grand Harbor--Crops look good; they are all headed out;
F hasan e q p59gis ssyi ssn sta saanf ps RiH"IIa ake ee1as d epep go sscs Wpaas
very good, but has some smut; fax good. !.
oats and barley look good; barley cutting
1cHLANDz4H =wheat being cut; heat reduced yield con
siderable. Wahpeton-Harvest commenced last week. but was de-
lsssd m 81 raia 4sDi Pe essntb' Wsls sathsg I'LL Be e g gsss : sls this Week wsssi
i iats1og sss ass sai B ysss; e snaa eaiassea e h bsad gqs u ap; w a1 s gssaay
@ wheat and oats; too hot for late soWn grain.
wheat uniniured byh otWeather; late wheat
ssighHy blghted; barley and Dat harvest begun. Rutland-The warm
weather has ripened grain rather fast; some barley cut; some wheat
will be cut this week. Harem-Wheat considerably damaged by hot
# weather; harvest will commence this week: corn has made rapid im.H
proyement since hot weather set id. DUR #M@ #&8&##5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. barley harvested; some oats and wheat
will BE cut this week; corn and minet doing well; some damage done
by hot weather. @# 4
sT J; re gSslaaL Lan1s4 "A grain looks looks RE IS weather aa. i 8 rather damp
improving; mach hay damaged by recent rains.
GssT saaA D l nPags ss.,e s5an a aaad aas y u I stand = t stlIs heavy cay, grain s. !
WhorI and s filling we'll up to the tip of the ear, but there are many
pieces Oh chin and weedy wheat. - 0
8 The deteTiorating effect of the hot weather On wheat
is quite apparenti III the matter of fling; wheat cutting viii ommence
about the last of this week Portland-Some barley has been cut;
oats will be ready Tor cutting soon. #
AIS hsH 10 Having delayed by showers. which were very bene-
hclal to grain creps look very good, even corn and flax Forrest
Rav EN- yyof fhe bay cnt; wheat and oats are lodging badly.
days; fax IN fair; niHet q little late. Park Riysr-Crops doing nice
lys some grain lodged by high winds. hut the damage ID slight
AZ III will make 4 fairs crop Enarick@gCrops look fine; come wheat
and oats lodged; some barley rpe;; corn isi the sIk end doing well