Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-17
Weather and Crops
BULLETIN FOR R DAKOTA
WEEKLY REPORT.
BYE H. Bronson, Director No tn Dakota Weather and Crop Service SNARE
SUMMARY.
WEEKLY REPORT


crOpS. MUCH H1SneI temperatures, WILL SoIlSA> oHo"~o'
brought late sown grain forward rapidly ana ex ;ay
is now making an excellent growth. Some slight
damage has been done by small hail storms at widely sep
arated places, but as a rule, the crop has not received any
of consequence from any cause. ~
Wheat continues in excellent condition and is heading IN
the northern portion. Oats promise an abundant crop.
Barley and rye are beginning to head. Flax is very uneven;
some just coming through the ground and that soWn early,
in blossom. Corn continues backward in all sections, but
made very rapid growth during the past week. Hay.
ing is in progress and promises an abundant yield OF
excellent quality,
Grasshoppers are still numerous in the Red river counties,
but are doing but very little damage.
COUNTIES.
Lake has been quite cool, still crops look
we'll; grasshoppers re quite thick and doing some damage in places.
BENSON-An vegetation growing rapidly under the influence OF the
warm, dry weather; early sown grain is very weedy; rain is needed
cAss-Ayr-storm with hail, did some damage; having is in progress
With yll4s an abundant h ssy yield; s gfed g re dagn Te and fax W both q Of Whc %' ane
making rapid progress; wheat and oats heading out; they are very
Essd i f Il high 5f5s! !sad' VT ~lg ssSs sG s7Hss ?a" s5 Ai Ssssy has 'si ssr The past
Seebe lsv s1s d giatR; so %ne' damages mas not VII via s Ricess@a1i grain al grsyia g, very
m1n and e1s S99 Goi hssd ansiy; n Ss a' foEs s by Ef ssrly 5aTn v zB iaF' an %'s ots
bssdl e e sPsi with ba is5gs in hs p,agrs gsas: hoPses1W W. ssf oGEs pf isr . ce eee
!; S5 5%sSs sss sr5 saT a. 5 sseS iaeEs S sss: old # 5si5s ass5S; :ns sSy ga.E s'f sss
g grsst y, improved pro r m during A the past y IS txe v sed so e9'n hs sSsi im " sy vd 5y
wssst hes ossE.l gsassRRRps1s hd aazs d fsf1ig %e 5:t so HsI growing nsz6Rg f iss5;
w vi: h: 1syi1 oS St 3 Al os sse ssd r. Ssrl E:sH Ii ao s1Ris!{ Bsg Tssat t ea R;; 1fz
3 B~ = e g SSRi favorable for all crops -; early wheat heading.
AvAL1ER-olgaI ,G5a continues su in good n condition .I although ant the
FAST S. wheat has is not headed YET. stilweH-Flax, both early and late
l hssds showing ! i9gn YETI ; bEonas and timothy meadows are good; 6aying
vdI1 BE ssn 1si, a w sssEhi ju ate begiD Dt Matf so h Drs:d is a fax giiIP e ss0 IgRs
e crop 1asyn viii will be late Because sloughs arc full Of water; there
a 6ee: so wns q Of Gfi IS IN p boesom i that + To-, On old "a land nd is very very we s - ''N'
D1 Z IKE 9roeing coaai t%s;y a 5sln d smaRs f hut T growing fns f rspd sg e hsg i1e
gsssPs1, With sesers1 good sse gsesza1 t Bso1 pst v ss se early se Tb sssT sns
barley beaded ds out the nen best n;a5 it ever e ,; has bs} ths WT nst vse9 bn Ma dd
EMMoNs-crops doing finely; haying commenced in earnest; plenty
e ehe gT prar Ge IS 8 fa Pta Changing ns@ cao2 to the + fail t appeara s1ss = n'is'a :
F9 3ssdias o oBs: eorn g16si nss fas Rss ali H' crops p s look 9 above ts' t fs s average wheat
GRAND oRKs1sGilby-W,sat hsap most favorable ga lev wheat ha t heading gG out
w e,anx T so@e Rbast aasde pas: tor ne is Da has nsS1 h ssig fs wn be- general fos al
hsvseE: Reynoldsmcsops 2ss1 Looking nE, we'll a5 some a6 fey GO, oo% plants
OF oat ss sssfy a Sy f IN sieeP; !ste l R5est ana Sa 1n Sssd soo ,or4oo& 2ss seed
rain $ pseded il IBIS locality, otherwise it has been good weather for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wheat headed out; Sc spots are j. il need
%6 bsaa; and ID oats g sSsa RAY 1apid]fy w Wheat s1 heading out finely; fax ready
AU wbich is very backward; baying has commenced
able sB jH fa4 al ss s5sR S S,7 ss B Rss esn]n MsssS''n-Ns''ns' very favor
Mo gs1,5S y ss tBris s;meMWh lgek a aas; oa asy hesdi has e eeHp Pets srs and id
sa eondlti is Ge corn gr ,%au" a little NV weather very favorable. Hebron
@At l ii sts ss Sf 5s7 8 so Il ss ess a$sS Ssgs s Glen u lin s;?s ss q IL ti sSs;
doing finely; wheat mostly headed out; corn and potatoes making a
Observation-Disclosures RlsS2sv- afss5v}ss tRsp, d aEs d asa d sssiy not seem to make much
E5 ,aamSia Hsg1fonHPsrf hesd Wsst 1sf f R,ee cyop wss esHy sc warm rh sd
crops e alt ali f sns 1o doing g1 niee1 y ut S's quite wssdy On > low; ds%p land;
fax fine: wheat beginning to head; grass very heavy. st. Thomas
Warn. dry weather fore part of week; crops of all kinds doing we'll.
Walhalla.Crops look excellent; some heading out; hay in abundance
Joiette-Wheat commencing to head; weather favorable. Bruce
Crops doing finely; heavy rain latter part OF week.
RAMsEY-Grand Harbor-About threequarters of the wheat oats
and barley are headed out; some flax IN blossom.
NsoM-Plymouth-Crop look well; 8 little damage to wheat was
done by a hail storm during the week. ~Mller-Weather favorable
for all kinds of grain.
crops look fine; wheat heading out; hay
mo commenced, Hankinson-Crops continue to do well, but corn is
still backward because of very cool nights. Great Bend-Wheat all
headed out; flax looks fine; some of it is in blossom; corn not the best
4 has been too cool for it. Theed-Wheat heading out, but needs
& wa,maru eather and sunshine: too wet and cool for lax; corn back
ward. Galchutt-An crops look well; there is a heavy growth o
straw MISUNDERSTANDING is looking well and growing fast
hail did some damage the past week. @
and oats starting to mead; early haz
blossoming; barley growing finely.
sARGENT-Rutland-A narrow streak Of hail did some damage neal
here: local showers have put the crop in excellent condition; hayinE
IN nrooress. Hadem-All early grain doing well: rain is needed TO
late grain; wheat heading out; haying under way the crop is yer.
fine. @#% a#&N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all doing finely; early wheat, rye ans
barley headed out, with a good length of straw; corn backward; hay
ing in progress.
Observation-Disclosures and fax made rapid growth the past week
early wheat, oats. rye and barley heading; a good rain is much needed
for late flax and potatoes; hay will be plentiful.
oats and barley are heading on
nicely: dax is doing well; corn is making a good growth.
TOWNER-Sidney-Al crops doing we'll; wheat is making a bette
showing d summer falowed land than on spring n fall blowing
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