Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-28

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week closed with moderately high temper atrre.
Corn planting IS nearing completion, and fax seeding IS
ready up, but ii the Missouri river counties. seeding has
been suspended, owing to the drouth prevailing there no
rain Of any consequence having fallen this season While
ferng, still, with few receptions the statement that rain
is badly needed comes from ALL iii the extreme southern
portion Of the state, good showers fell during the week.
and that is the only section where rain IS not needed.
Grain that is up generally looks strong and healthy, and
in most places covers the ground; late soWn grain has not
sprouted yet in many places, and will not until the ground
is noistened.
COUNTIES.
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making slow p roy ss.'ns 5s Ss''ous 'spr'nA' = ran 3 s. Z
Esa soN ahss{ s smAA1l - vegetation st.aa a.s suffering an for rain; grass tnrning
Painted Woods-E Early soWn grain is all fright, but that
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needed, Harwood- Late sown grain suffering for want Of rain;& early
ffoss three ffepr9hs of hs early wheat s The ground; il looks quite
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during week did 10 damage. e1~'
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seeding vel along; raj nee needed Cd sor4 Spring A ppoving' ailSs-Fiaa
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planting about finished. s#s.NN S.
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LoGAN--Napoeon--cor Corn andpotatoes coming up But need ram
oURE--Adran-- Some FAX 70 be sown yet; some earlysown grain
a9M Ges IaT gs asaano q 7 g sssopn nss q 6 being b slGyn gn Gnt sy i h;s Ein ag.a Dick s.
RfRss-All crops nssa moisture badly grain Y g except g. and:
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e. T places : ahs ssp saep Vas sae Caught Hsa s s. are9s. .a9 Is asee MssapnFn-ln
OFT Sins. SIMS a looks bad weeds are nearly covering - He.
ss9al--lGysssthiss s sasssips sa 81 isipil Il s ssss grain asi s e Bss p usT zee
MA Elax being sown; ground getting very dry Leo
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though gram j nos suffering, ! s rain faS would Do much much good Dlsar
VI Wheat s = e sss ieei s s,an g sr1S aoen n as4'a Is ; RAIN RAIN 4 i needed nssasd psse-.
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ing q aaz ana oats finished; crop looks dns. Glasston-A little ax
sPsR 81 81 saa 81 ass siss ssssEi r siss would aiy &c s wi iass:# Rs slsssa-GssR
s ssHn H pssst j. aoipE s Ha a sss l aslas a asil thi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e. sRaag psesSsg asSas
needs sal III iain baby badly ;sassfsaa, fields saal bssis Injured ial P ss as ha ss asssssr
S&y
RcE.Barton-Ba Barley and oats soWn; also some aax; weather con-
tinues ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS #%
RAMsEY-IDeyi Iale--zFlsx seeding started; grain that has has been been
#8 soWn needs rain. CraEy-No rain yeti fax seeding in progress
gh Church Ferry-Gr ain spotted and Weedy from dry weather; fax
seedingin progress: S&# #sS
NsOM-Anaelm--Finish Hax ana milet seeding; grain that ii np
doing well. Buttzyihe-4Light rain during the week; wheat doing
very WeI.####
train looks fine; some flax and mlets sown.S
Mooreton-Rain was very beneficial 81 crop which u looking good.
AF airnnonnt-Whea covers the ground and looks fine; minot being
@soWn and corn planted. Hankinson-Cool weather before and after
the rainIas checked the growth of weeds about to choke out tho
a crop. and greatly improved latter. 8Barrie-Whea looks fairly well.
but rain is needed badly here. Power--EarIy sown8 corn just show
#@ ings damage by drouth slight. III rain COMES soon. iE In. HI lar atha%
driest May ever recorded. @@@#8
raini crops Of ill kinds doing we'll; corn
planting done. HarleH1Two fine rains past week; aI grain doing
fine condition; crops look fine and are growing rapidly.
is looking good3some# fields show need
Of moisture Ypsianti-Wheat dying out On fall ploHing;@ some
pieces seaing reseeded with fax;sg ground too dry ID germinate SEED, 90
none ls being put I'M.
this spring.
WNER--Perth-e Grain about Ill sown and looking we'll but NJ need
.8 rain
AILLa.HIusboro--cl doing fairly well; seeding aud planting
about hnished. SBnxtOn-Flax, corn and nilet being put in; souae
complaints Of dronth. Portand-aain iE neededfor grain Oh sandy
soil; frost did no damage. Galesbusg-Grain looks fairly well. but
raInis needed. Some fields are very Weedy; corn planting in progress.
Weible-FIax, corn and potatoes sill being put ID; lghf frost Friday
might: rain