Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04
COUNTIES.

condition; some pieces are weedy, but
as a general thing, they. look promis-
ing.
-Niles-The crop looks very
nice here. Leeds-Some fields of flax
are being resown; wheat and grass
growing fast.
observation-disclosures could not
be better, but fax and corn look poor
now. Chaffee-Early wheat and oats
will soon be headed out; corn is being
cultivated.
Cavalier-Stilwell-Wheat crop never
looked better; much flax that was sown
on old land at the same depth as
wheat failed to come up, and in many
cases was resown to barley, and now
both have come tip.
Dickey-Fullerton- is doing
well, but is thin; oats are poor, late
and thin; corn backward. that planted
early mostly all gone. Monango-An
CROPS, vegetables and grass making
rapid growth.
Emmons- Braddock-Crops growing
finely. Winchester-Corn backward.
but improving; flax doing very we'll;
wheat has poor stand.
Foster-McHenry- that grain
needs now, is sunshine. Barlow-All
crops are doing finely, except corn
and flax, which are slow. Melville
Weather good for crop, except corn;
too cool for it.
Grand Gilby-All crops look.
ing fine, except flax, which is back
ward. Whynot-Grain of all kinds is
growing rapidly. McRae-Grain looks
fine, except flax; wheat doing very
is in excellent condition.; considerable
flax destroyed by cut worms: some OF
it will be resown.
Griggs = Hannaiord Whea, doing
well; grass heavy. McCanna-Wheat
we'll as could be; rather too much rain
for flax. Cooperstown-Crop doing
well, except corn; meadows improving
Kidder-Steele-Wheat, corn and
potatoes doing fine; flax all in the
ground.
LaMourc-Verona-G improving
rapidly; same are yet sowing flax;
some damage by hail storm south Of
here. Griswold-All crops are d. ing
finely.
Logan-Napoleon- and all
small grain thin, but healthy: cut
worms doing some damage to corn.
Mclean - Washburn - Excellent
growing weather; crops looking fine.
Coal Harbor-Crop, with the excep-
ton OF corn, never looked better at
this time of year; considerable break
ing being done; ray crop good.
Morton-Sweet Brier-Some corn
and mllet is being replanted; crop do
ing we'll.
Observation-Disclosures of all kinds
growing rapidly. Michigan-Wheat
looks good; flax picking up. Bue-
Grain doing very we'll, except flax,
which seems backward; hay good. La
kota-A few are still sowing flax; all
grain is looking extra we'll; some
wheat will be headed soon; a large
amount of breaking is being done.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are doinp
very we'll. Leyden-Crops never locke.
better; some wheat will be headed
out this week; oats and barley are in
excellent condition. Bathgate-Grain
is growing rapidly. St. Thomas-Early
grain shooting out; some damage in
places by hail storm; low ground in
places is under water. Hamilton
Crops are l.. olir.s fine: ;.!:nty ef rocis-
ture, but none too much.
Ramsey Jackson Wheat growing
nicely, but some fields are very weedy:
flax is UP. Jerusalem-Crops are in
fine condition. Crary-Some fax is
yet being sown here. Crop conditions
are good, but there is too much rain
in some places.
Buttzville-Crops in fine
condition. Anseln1-All crops are do
ing very we'll, except corn and flax,
which are very uneven. Miller-Crops
doing we'll.
Richland-W ahpeton-Weather gen.
orally avorable; cool and moist. Dwight
Grain looks fine; some flax and mil
let being sown in fields where cut
worms destroyed the corn planted
there. Great Bend-Wheat. oats and
barley in good condition; some early
sown wheat heading out; corn and
fax 90 not doing very well. Hankin-
son-Showcrs, and cool weather. have
placed crops. except corn and flax in
a reasonably safe condition.
Sargent Harlem : Wheat, barley.
oats. flax and rye doing finely: wheat
sown on stubble very weedy: cut
worms damaged corn some. Minor