Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-26

coming up and growing last, alChough II Wou1u pe t
fitted by warmer weather. A..
Corn is backward in all sections; the weather has been
too cold for it, and there has also been more rain than it
needed. It has come up well; in the southern sections it is
large enough to cultivate, but needs plenty of warm, dry
weather for a couple of weeks. " ~|.} 81
Grass as a rule never was more plentiful at this time OF
the year than it is now. While millet is being sown as a
forage crop, there is an abundance of wild grass, promising
a large supply Of hay. 49,. a&z -
BARNEs-Alderman--Cor and flax coming up finely; grasshhoppers
arox a%se o beer - Light f%stS Friday rds did no ia damages &nss here. - Mime
m wsuE4n1 anS re ths5gf fso% the h@ eopn tsg's ssy that IS t dsgess was s a H u
fPo DrFt tbere IA 'p'''' "'N Vic ''D"' '' ""' 'N'' "N'' N"'S
ENf soH will Ss7e to be f i aed G the ses zses u 5 s?se SO so? 3ae at the gsesnd
is soaked and water running over low land; hay will be a failure
Crops Of all kinds Exc except a5 corn n making
a age to g eorn, potatoes t9 e@a and ID gardens nSs soi '''D' "'''' N ''D'''@' '"~'
cAss aawarreno-Anki kinds of grain doing fine; oornl looks good; mnlet
seem s to DO % qSH md da soa 6,d Whs sams aK bd 9 Sis s sh 1 Sssy
s s%RS a5ss5zi 3' IS v saS s sesa 0: aisis ss@s HsH = %!S very y 1aP esR5
ss@s s ass: a Gs{ to v so% 81 g !snd t & ry yi tGo '% %t f on? H a%as si Bns ss@-
e e%if f@ s' eorp 9! Seht fr ss.u dang 10 sf as@as g Ga & sdssf@Mhsat oats #
nod ds ensisy do arEh vsfy Wfbj E's ots a sl f 5ar1e t9r doing SoiR; H weh; t' "srn aa
ypot5; FROST nsd I'D no tS Damage eaee; f Tew5s ? G}sy-W VI So ana s eats d sa%ss Tel IT,
s GssysI sonn Rs t"o ON Hg Hsl lsnd iool vs WE'LL lcp oa i SE9 1s s'GT posE: s1 e2sas:
hoppers quite thick in in spots, but but doing no % particular la dana age, S'"~.
oa a4s iGaRias sssd: Masob sSsf s' doing OF 5'1 Hs tie i past spite $sst 81 'a sSs S' Ss
ss95 HaH 50 SsS: 5at 4 sso5 5s; yss1 si''s T sa15 rHis ss1 see !sGa: f aas:
early SoWn nearly ready TO neao; corn anu garuehS o. growing mucn;
HM 4gnoSEsi5 ss5 ssae %G7 SBsi g'S Sssy t6 6RsIy; c e45n b 1s3a" eu1iiv asGp a
s t5Ddsg t tssst sat1r aaa @ es952 as1 has 1 RsS "a so crop s 7sny s Ss%"g sot to
eR Rlt gE'F OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Esn; sG9 fGte W. W. Tft oats and barley not doing we'll; too
cold for fax and corn. heavy frost; result unknown. Thompson
e gs%3i ps" vs ~s1 slow,R has R Rsy ssssnecs gsi 1ok v Tsu; f ss 1 eod as fr r ea1ss
s Watsh Of Il the s9 oo1a' v ssV ~sstha SeD' oPr!cfepsh have rs not ss advanced Gs much On
the nnf.t past d week v II ae GsbleL al ' elops w dong w wai escsp ga asl vb anS
R IS yeIev i o'f tSe Ii low places, but o aiUn seI looks Gsg good ai;f Frost ss did GV very
barley and minet seeding not yet
~MotRE-BsrlnIr Too wet cool and cloudy for co.n; al small grain
as ad S1 mi11et' sAE E~dg SIin; IT too oeSE for e eorn; 1 crops 1s" l ooE9 fine u on
5 azS- n pol saa15as92 n OF all ! fi Ess d Leaking aS well: 3 hail s did some
ell hEA AN = c%d fF good ero damage yd fs9m frost Go s1cf Hsrb IN low Plao wes ss
X; s $s sS very :, ssG $? $sa5 Ssss ssss S sss:sss; s S5 e. ; %s5si TX % s:;s week
:. Il al H' SEsd $ dong / we'll s snns dsRa ss' in in es rita local losshtiss by 70
s s:ssl tses5 FSis Ss 81 ssr GSS; ;sn : and . d H!is seas s ss%sss { s s5sia and
seed1ns IS dons: csSs5sr e-7vB at i has q a very sS rank S growth VII and aiS assds
s s::y :: ss z s;$ssS: 5. e. e; r. n; 81: {! s?'e Ell P'S 5;;; q ;s ::ss: s:s 5:s$Rg :
! sssS59s sl saP growth; A barley and ' %iPfst ' Will S Be ser Vt q !Ps to he s 1sH of
. Il 1 @e9ts; Han Hsmit on saaiss week saz has ssJ been Sstt too col; 2at! t E5s good d. g s;ss
1 poor. '0o Bat Hsat ezSsp5 Hnfy about f Ga iRw la som en f ffeRs d rs ioeh ths
RAMsEYL-Grand Harbor-Idght frost did some damage latter part Of
shs ys MGP TiSh this sziaRfisn S ssGps s ere eG'a agd T eorn cultivated; crops
s nd ~ Res for Ait It: suttS7Gie Z aH"a doing h9s' v !; h Gg6t frost saf during 4 s tSa
GILLETTE Mars,Whest and oats could not look any better; early
E Ss5?!sna2:is 81 si kinds ?5ss KINDS s st f'' ssr 's' stss.t ssss; n q '' ct:
locality. Hankinson-Cool and wet; corn alone is backward. s@ #
ARGENr-Rutiand-A crops doing we'll except corn; too cold for
that. "#E @. -#. %" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Observation-Disclosures is strong and healthy and stooing well;
early sown flax is fine; flax seeding will be finished this week. grass
hoppers getting numerous but doing no damage yet.
are doing finely; what we need now is
warm weather; fax seeding nearly done and it's coming up good;
week with a temperature Of % degrees, which undoubtedly did some
damage; grain of all kinds growing finely even corn is doing well,
and with warm nights will advance rapidly. Courthey-The past
week wa too cold for corn; other crops growing fast; frost did dam
age to gardens only.
TRAILLrBuxton-Corn and fax not doing well; other grain growing
nicely. Weible-Though the early seeded fields n somewhat
weedy, still they look well, the plant, as a rule, being healthy and
WALSH-Park River-Some are still sowing fax; prospects are very
aA# good. Voss-Late sown grain is notlookdng good: very dirty; some
early sown grain looks splendid. K~ellogg-Gran quite weedy on
fall blowing; small grssshoppers beginning to do some damage; all
seeding done. s
Observation-Disclosures Of all kinds looking the best for years.
W~ELLs-Delger-Too wet for flax and corn;s other grain doing very
we'll. N