The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-05-31
NORTH DAKOTA CROPS.
wheat seedinE. Finished In Kearl'
sAll P0rfinna 0f the state.

weather permits.
Oats, barley and other small grain,
except fax. are being sown in all sec
tions,- and land prepared for corn.
Warmer weather the past week In
duced q very rapid termination of all
grain that has been sown, end much Of
It is now up. and, without exception.
looks very fine. Grass has also made
rapid progress.
It will require about three days OF
warm. dry weather before most Of the
low land will be in a condition to work,
although some Of it is covered with
water, and cannot be reached for a
much longer period.
Synopsis of reports from counties III
different portions Of the state:
is
we'll along; some oats sown: rain last
Thursday stopped all work. Alderman
Wheat, oats and barley seeding neai'-
ly finished; blowing for flax going on.
Observation-Disclosures seeding is
about finished: now plowing for flax.
weather unfavorable. Oberon-Wheat
Is up and looks excellent: oats and bar
ley are being sown; weather could not
be better.
Observation-Disclosures about
done: early-sown grain Is up and looks
we'll; the warm weather and rains Of
the past week have forced vegetation.
CASS-Lynchburg-Wheat and oats
about all sown; seed terminated we'll:
most land is too wet to work. Warren
Seeding of wheat and oats Is pro-
crossing fast; early-sown wheat IS
fve inches high; some corn has been
planted. Grs misunderstanding fs
about half done; that up locks very
good. Casselton-Nearly all the wheat
IL sown that will be: work has bee.l
retarded again by rain. B~Iffalo-Thc
wheat Is ell in; most of 1t is up and
looking well; too wet to pillow for or
p:snt corn. Arthur-Some are through
seeding wheat; low land too wet to
seed for several days to come. Tower
City-On account of wet weather,
wheat az well as other seeding is again
delayed.
CAVALIER MISUNDERSTANDING
is well advanced but was Interrupted
by rain Friday. Notwithstanding
is going on rapidly.
CKEY-Guelph-Seedins is pro-
vented by rainy weather. which makes
grain already seeded grow we'll. Mo-
AA0H6O"E aim WO4 40 NidSH
by wet weather. but everything that is
Wheat seeding Is about three fourths
lan6s for eeveral days.
EMMONS = Braddock- Seeding is
finished, except some flax and rye:
weather excellent. Hampton-Whear
all sow;n: 1t is up and growing finely:
S~ x@fs... ..1..1--a. 1-nH
flax.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is up and
looks we'll; barley and oats are being
sown; blowing for flax is going Oh.
GRANT FORKS-Inkster = Wheat
eeading is about done, but rot so much
has been sown as usual. Reynolds
Seeding vas Done w days the past
week; STOPPED by heavy rain. McRae
Some eariy-sown grain is u1 and
looks fair; too we to do anything.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is progress
sing slowly; irst-sown grain is up md
looks very fine Edgelcy-Fore part Of
the week was very favorable, followed
later by showers which stopped work.
Verona-Some wheat to be seeded yet;
sown early is up.
McLEAN-Coal Harbor-Wheat Is all
up and also some oats; all looking ane::
fax-see ding commenced. Washburn--
About ali crops except flax are in;
very good growing weather.
MORTON-Cannon Ball-Some oats
are coming up: ground yer wet; po-
tatoes planted. Glen Ullin-Last-sown
wheat Is up and looks good; oats COM
ing up; corn being planted. Sims
Showers with. warmer weather brought
all grain forward very rapidly; wheat
is up and looks very good. Hebron
Seeding is about finished; blowing for
done. 8.
ipro-
crossing rapidly; oats being sown. La
misunderstanding finished; oats.
nearly done; some barley and fax
sown.
PEMBINA--Walhalla Wheat-seed-
ing practically finished; considerable
up: oats and barley being sown. Dray-
ton-No' seeding done vet; land very
wet. Ca~valier-Little ove half the
wheat sown; that on low land not doing
well. Misunderstanding very back,
ward: many have not commenced;
land very wet. St. Thomas-7Consider-
able seeding was done the first Of h
week: ground very wet. Crystal.
About half the wheat sown; consider
able more to be sown II weather Ii fa-
vorable; land very wet.
RAMsEY-Grand Harbor-Wheat and
oats up and growing nicely: some flag
sown. Doyan-Whest, oats and bar
ley all sown: wheat all up and looky
fine.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most
~ done; grain up and looks fine. Mill
er-Wheat and oats all sown; blowing
for fax and barley. Anselm-Whsat,
oats and barley up and look fine; plow-
ing for corn and flax. Enderlin-Seed-''
ing th~ree-fourths done; wheat up and
looks well: no max sown vet.
RICHLAND .- Great Bend Wheat
and oats up and look very good; half
the corn planted. Farmington-Wheat,
oats and most Of the harley tssup and
look well. Hankinson--A most favor
able week for growing crops and they
look extremely well. Power--.Wheats
and oats all In; blowing. for4corrl and
:corn:.iplanting general. Barrte-GrAih'
OF All kinds looks we'll corn is being.
planted: weather very favorable.
sTUTsMAN - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W
and looks welt; 5oatsaconiing up: land
tSoin1 nraina rcd fnT tpnrn a ma 6ays@%Hfnes