Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-13
COUNTIES.

Observation-Disclosures on old land
suffering Tor rain: on new land doing
1alrly Well but must have rain soon.
Nrmbledon-FlaN seeding in progress:
all crops need rain.
Experimentation and bar
ley all sowll rain badly needed. Leeds
GRAIN failing: pastures about dried
up: lrult all killed by frost.
Bureig} ainted Woods - Warm
days, cold nights, and dry all the
time.
Cass-Wild Ricc-Rain is needed Tor
early sown grain. Chaffee-Rain is
badly needed; corn coming up slowly.
Harwood-All crops in need OF rain:
late sown rain looks bad; flax and corn
not terminating we'll; grass dying.
Wheatland-Nery dry: some danger to
early. sown grain: late grain coming
up slowly; some flax yet to SOW.
Cavalier-Olga-Wheat. and other
grain doing we'll in spite OF dfy weather.
Stilwell-Seeding OF barley and flax
suspended on account OF dry weather:
early sown wheat not damaged by frost
looks we'll and is covering the ground.
Observation-Disclosures OF crop
not improved; still a chance for a fair
crop ii rain comes soon Ludden-
Grain and vegetation not suffering very
badly; cut worms are damaging corn.
| Einmons-Glencoe-Smal grain in
jured by drouth and cut worms: corn
coming I'm: grass turning brown.
Hampto.l-Nithout rain soon, all
crops must be failure. Livona-
Corn not growing we'll and grass burn
ing up for lack oi rain.
Foster-Melville-.Ail grain is suffer
ing Tor want OF rain Barlow-Wheat
looks good: oats and barley at a stand
still: too dry for flax to come up.
Glenfed--Wheat and oats looking good
yet: flax seeding about done McH enry
Wheat looks fine; rain needed to
bring up flax and late sown oats.
Grand Forks - Thompson = Rain
needed; some wheat beginning to turn
red; corn coming up. Whynot-Early
sown wheat all right. but that sown
late will not come up until we have
rain Arvilla-Grain suffering for want
OF rains: early stooling dying out Gil
| by-Eari y sowl grain suffering; some
flax to be sown yet. McCanna-No
rain, but the crop is standing up we'll
yet.
Observation-Disclosures nearly all
in; grain generally in good condition.
Cooperstown-Ncgetation not suffering
apparently. but rain is badly needed
| flax seeding practically done
Logan-Napoleon-All vegetation in
need of rain.
LaMoure-Grand Rapids-Very dry
and hot; crops are not looking very
good.
Morton - Hebron - Light shower
shower Thursday night helped crop a
| little. Sims-Light showers have done
good to grass, but were not heavy
enough to help grain.
McLeon- Weller Crop suffering
badly for rain; grass drying up. Coal
Harbor--Ccnditions not conductive to
rapid growth, still grain docs not look
| bad. Misunderstanding finished, cx-
ccpt f1ax.
Nelson-Lcc-Wheat on sandy land
at a standstill; fax seeding in progress.
Adlcr-Some wheat being plowcd up
on account OF drouth and weeds: other
fields badly damaged. Michigan
Flax seeding nearing completion; rain
badly needed. Aneta-Whcat still grow
ing. though rain is needed badly; flax
aeSNillS hedl ~ IHllSlcd OH OlQ lanQ.
Pembina = Hamilton - 1t is getting
very dry and some OF the grain is going
back. Giasston-Crop doing well. con-
sidering the heat and droutf; some flax
and millet to be sown yet Crystal
Still very dry; crop beginning to suffer
in places. Drayton-Wcather very dry,
but crops are doing well. Bowesnont
Wheat suffering for want of rain:
land ready for barley. but waiting for
rain before sowing it. St. Thomas
Early sown crons doing fairly we'll,
although rain is badly needed in some
places.
Ramsey-Crary-Fax seeding nearly
finished; wheat commencing to drv up
Ransom-Milcr-All grain will be
sown this week Anselm-The past
week has been unfavorable for all kinds
OF grain. Buttzvillc-Crop not suffer
ing yet; late sown grain quite back
ward.
Observation-Disclosures never
looked better than it does now; large