Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-04

IN others, crops are being slightly injured by hot, dry
weather. High winds, in some instances, accompanied by
hail storms, have done considerable damage in some sec
tons. Rust is appearing on late sown grain, and the
Hessian fly is doing some damage. >s
Early wheat harvest has commenced in the extreme
southern portion. The crop has as a rule filled well with
long heads and is ripening fast. Barley and oats are being
cut in all except the northern portion of the state. Early
fax is doing well, but that sown late is a very poor crop.
Corn is now in the tassel nearly everywhere and growing
very fast. Haying has been delayed, and considerable hay
damaged by showery weather. .
COUNTIES.
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uRltEds arm sad hHarX pst,+ has % Somd%enSsd; some @seth rye cut cut;
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considerable damage to crops in this vicinity during the past week.
favorable; crops advancing rapidly,
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hail; crops look fine. -
bang harvested; wheat and o sasa arr Il turning nj = carry early a Ia is IS good .
over abundance of rain, with hail in
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caused rust on late wheat; some complaint Of Heslan fly; oats and
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aayiag il f gs9 fss: ss ns5ls ghs saa o sss .a ss' barley se, vss s1sd some barley
clean EAN1W Va % m dasnt fax great greatly benefited ,mt,B q BY y, shoE sa SHAY hay
eonsi ssssis ,s' and d i sss so%e p Rasss' psen iss's good q returns eaa s''sD'sD~k y
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s%as sS HsS Ss@s 9as.sy aa es at. and sd s ss9s s ss%ssas ssl RsGl % 4S5s'as
late Mav sov > gr an needs ass g Psin very u bad y o'S nA'e 's'n Af'Ss's0
!sin vi IN %sny ss a~o @sss s sP il: ssSs ssn asss By y na afi' sa sas H. H.
grain n gt to some o sstsnt and BADLY lodged cd de sheat' b1a thy by na Of ni is IS
f aigh WINDS up sss snd T Sn w sltin asz Esl.i ,% to e1ope, b baek vnat ws Asr it
a @sha asslia sss dong e., veil i s.. Thomas $ . ssss ETA. ei FL kinds sl,s doPg
Crops ssaspsiy good sis' some n bari barley syA1 har ~ ss@ii rS salS With hsR III hail,
~ Tuu III QduHdSe ueTS.
Observation-Disclosures have benefited late fax; late sown grain
does not look we'll and seem to be stunted by hot weather. ~
R~ANSOM-Miner-The week has been very warm; all crops look very
well. @&
forced wheat and oats, which are
Weather - Fairmouns@Ran is is needed f o. corn n and INLET ha;i Wheat eat and an
a ays a as s GaE 'o Po 9sss aVs hes vs Ssrs gsaa; VIII TRss e. : general ,sns ei1R tl Ras Wssf;
rains have done no damage to grain and have helped corn fodder and
milet; haying finished.
in progress; Hessian fly doing consider
able damage; weather hot and dry H~ample-Early oats and barley
in the shock; early wheat turning ripe too fast on account Of dry
weather; early flax good; corn tasseing.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fields Of grain are damaged beyond recoy-
cry by dronth; wheat is not filing we'll; early barley is harvested;
some rye and oats will be cut this week; corn in silk and doing well.
has made great Improvement in crops;
b bar va fine nee crop aop and Nd being cut; oats have have good, long heads head wheat
J James, ga-I Lat J, sown fax has come forward rapidly under timely
corn is doing. well. Pingree-Heayy showers have much delayed
having but given sufficient moisture to make a crop; some cutting
will commence this week.
# TRAILL-Buxton-Pas week has been unfavorable. for having. which
IS IN progress, it being too wet; some grain has been lodged by rain
and high winds; many complaints of rust on late grain are heard.
8 HInsboro-Good weather for corn and milet, but too damp and too
# much ram for small grain; late soWn grain getting rusty; having
mings-The weather has been generally rainy the past week, which
has delayed haying; late soWn wheat is heading; fax looks well,
except, that sown latet corn is doing well; barley harvest has COM
&@# menced. I&#%@ I8 &###S5#@#
@WAISH-Sarnia-A heavy rain storm, with some hail, did consider
able damage to crops. especially barley and early soWn wheat, but