Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-28

yet the excess Of temperature over the normal was only one
degree a day. Light showers fell in nearly all parts of the
state, in some sections accompanied by hail and high winds,
doing some damage. On high, sandy land the crop is be-
ginning to show the effect of dry weather, and rain is
needed.
Wheat remains in good condition, and is generally filling
we'll. EARLY barley and oats are being harvested IN the
southern part of the state. Early flax is in fine condition,
but that sown late is poor. Corn is now growing very
rapidly and beginning to tassel out: Haying still continues
in all sections with an enormous yield.
COUNTIES. -
BARNEs-Minnie Lake-Weather has been very hot, with a light
shower; crops OF all kinds look good except flax, which is poor; hay
neutrality-suspicious. NJ rain during the week; early crops doing
fairly well; late faxand potatoes need rain badly; all early crops
et' Rsek "a and lax I e end grass $ Es1s $ Ssdy vithe red but a H Heavy f0 shower we
looks ssaoe sae and is IS glowing isg1 rapidly sn' A dfafEe { crops psilt ooE das Pshn
doing nicely; some ONE damage by hail di in
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try was settled; wheat Ss sI is headed ssaa and filing naH: we'll vel with zth long heads lei as
blossom; an abundance Of hay being secured; corn is backward but
growing very rapidly now: ,1r
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its effect On crops, which are turning a white color in places; wheat
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has been Of benefit to crops, which are growing finely; hayng in
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ELso N LIE livery dry weather. and crops need rain badly; late
locality ssad s;. Grain 35o doing say ni iaIys uh h22jn pse general ,sna cfystal-cr0ps all
weather WINDY n dry, WIFI o QayS Iral lea oats
and barley all headed out; some barley will be harvested this week;
early sown fax ripenng fast; all grain looks we'll; a good rain fell
during the week.
Observation-Disclosures hail fell with a rain storm on the oath,
but little damage was done. Anselm-Droqthp prevails; late grain
suffering from the excessive heat and dry weather.; barley now being
harvested and promises a big yield. %.
past week has been very warm and
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ing good. Abercrombie-Al crops look good except late soWn fax;
rain latter part of week will help that; haying is nearly done, with a
good crop; early sown barley is nearly harvested and the crop is
excellent; corn looks good; oats stand about five feet high. Great
Bend-We need ran, as it is very dry; some barley cut: wheat cut
ting will commence inside of a week; fields look good. Hankinson-
Some damage done crops by heat, and rain is needed. Theed-Bar-
ley and early oats. being harvested; wheat beginning to turn; corn
and flax growing rapidly, but need rain. Observation-Disclosures too hot
and dry for wheat TO fill; rain is needed for late flax and milet; corn
doing well. E@ S<%"%T r#M %#@@## %% ##%N#
Observation-Disclosures and dry weather is ripening the grain
rather fast; some barley is being harvested; heavy rain latter part of
week. Harlem-Heavy rain latter part of week, in some places
accompanied by hail, which did some damage; considerable grain
lodged by this rain, but it was a great help to late crops.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES part Of week too warm for wheat; good shower
Thursday night was of great benefit; wheat filling good; haying gen.
eral.E ##M@# %#E%%S%# #&l& @3#
is hurt some by the hot and dry
M fax is looking we'll but is short; good rain latter part Of week. Pin
gree--A very hot week; grain probably injured some; good rain
and n tassel Jamestown.The good conditions previously reported
continue; the weather until Thursday night was hot, and its effect on
wheat and fax was feared, although corn WAS benefited by it, but q