Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-04
WEATHER REPORT.
WEEKLY

OWS lSidt III many SNeNH SN HAtNA" "~"~
below the freezing point. and some damage, which cannot
now be told, was done tender grain.
Wheat is filling well, as a rule. and is turning slowly;
some has already been cut, and cutting will be quite gen
eral this week.
Oats are ripening slowly; the crop is generally very poor;
some of the early sown have been cut. Barley and rye
harvest. is general; most of the crop has already been
harvested.
Flax is poisoning and in some places filing; the crop
has been considerably improved by the recent rains. Forage
crops that were sown late have also been benefited by the
cool, wet weather.
Corn made rapid progress during the hot weather aud
was greatly improved by the rains; it is now making a rapid
growth: is generally silking out, and promises well.
Having is still going on, but is mostly finished; the crop
has been quite light and not of the best quality, but grass
will continue to be cut for some time yet.
BARNEs-sanborn-Th The weather has been dry and cool the past
week, With il, light rams s. crops "a are mostly fair aHirm;;stta straw 81 short; but heads hsad
in progress; som barley cut: crops Of all kinds will be light; late flax
ES so s. AaHpatpFSs9Ss on s' the u S5th G and s 1aa s potatoes o@' and grass as
frOze, a, also m milst ana h hnd III m ,ow places MinHa NO haT nn@a ya has Issn d rae
Monday; barley is being cut but not bound; a very light frost We'd
BG 1f:fi GHA' fsnns dV Woo IS Last week was cold with a light frost
co nu' snd p etatoess, which hnal look look good ooa o far. c re eli Three SHOW snow
f srs sa aha sJ shi in Sushi ss sa4de 4ss e ssiVs se S"' flax aS' looks 81 hn psos'S'7' "s"'
ch hssSese aha Sayins in p pr se s'S oats o sSost n pssdy to sat: Wheat mn's and
early flax filling good; late oats and flax poor; most Of the oats ats not
general this week; some oats being cut; wheat filing nicely: chaaee
Local showers retarded having: corn improving; barley harvest gen.
ssai zo oass sessias e rhs sG rsin nc fore s'o prs Of op' week p hspsd 81 late s"d,sn IS
ssaa ny pi sS@s Oats casl sSt5ip sG 5psi r nhsi last il M dlnns we" soo, ' sac sas soms
wheat and pats nearly ready for harvesting. Horace,wheat is fill,
1 =. d95j4s past week: weather cool: conditions good t5 grain allins;
and NJ heading: u some pieces of Of barley cut; "%S rusty rusty and a. tib big bSe earl
sheat IS Df fairly well headed SssSs and dlIne we'll well; stand is thin No. barley R SaT,
s sSsP;. i 5by a ne n Fus5y, p D~Etsssn" a1S snstt ysra a s<s at o "a st haii s e ;as
expected; flax may do a little better; barley cutting commenced; pas
iufs e hA seal ay = asst' a M. s1ops shdt. Ns siiiw Fsln H1ssa"y he %Gsni nos
aaa as's Se Ty1 w ttiss' on Sut both a s od a s5ana new Sl Ian ahd S1e5sy : ISs poor is a HiHp;
very well; two good rains helped along flax and short grain; some
DicKEy ~Monango- Cool weather; harvesting in progress; rain last
some early wheat and oats being harvested; yield and quality good;
nsstsS H'e ce u v ea!Ssass n Sssa sra anS' iii w1l'i som sH damage ans of fron IL ths
Hessian fly: haying nearly completed; frost on night of Both; dam
rN sdss sas nasn ss ve5s 5en EaH .as o latter it: harvesting ss,, ST ~ss * sGsa 's sa
Fo Ss!rfs II R Bs4iow~I haAeg rs sHlnk ks on, Of PUT week shs w s1Gp he ei e1 lae grsin ls snd
corn, but came too late for crops in general; Melviie-Grain filing
GR FsHs5 F3R IS Thompson horny en,nf Past S1 week coo coo S0 grain re- fHpe in slowly;
barley "a two, two.t birds, cut ua;n corn IN n the ines six h. but short nss,, Niagara Some Of
Gs els1s have mGal bssn ripesi nsat alsrl has sa Sssn s sGSsr sh ts o% past h ~ss ! snd
ss9i5 d assda ny. n sssm t te na1 pos osss ha aa %ost cs OF shs ssss'1Ssi eu is
early ar grain al f Rfin good ae's 50 g far; minimum an am, temperature mnsas Sne:5 80 degrees ssasssa F : i
ss H Hsa. Ed sS PROBABLY aSps S seastas'f fr c4 aa@l to m ,s SGsn 5 m,lst
cutting in progress; Some threshing has been done; haying in pro
Ns am Sas to-, my ,sts to ss Of and n sy fore ssse S;i t, Of Week WEDNESDAY ssSs s nisbs s ss%.
Of the past week; corn is looking especially good; potatoes promise a
Him. , wheat; barley and rye ripe ear and being cut II hayins progressing aas
ing the early crop; rain the the isss rs part Of Of week week will Il hsip Late .s grain i to
wheat VIII; @. and ea IT 0 f0 high re ia 1%p hsya tee sn" eut s's snort su straw s'I but seod
DeaOS. rain ldCLer part OF wee IaVOraDIe 10 UulDg. eOrOn-FlD
rain Saturday benefited late wheat and potatoes; oats almost all cut:
some early wheat cut. mountaineering has commenced; yield
medium light; haying is also in progress yet; frost night of Both did
slight damage. Sweet Briar-Dry weather with high winds ar dry
ing crops OUT some will not be harvested at all.
NELSON-Lakota-No rain the past week but grain is doing we'll;
wheat is filling, with three kernals in a mesh; early oats and barley
being cut; bundles are heavy, but not very thick on the ground.
PEMB!NA- Hamilton, Haying in progress; some little grain cut.
principally barley and oats: wheat maturing fast with indications of
heat and sun blight; all crops will be below the average. Wexford
Wheat rpenmg fast; some barley cut; haying about finished; frost
Thursday night did some damage to corn and gardens. Akra-The
heat OF the previous week was broken last Monday by two good show.
es; some grain on light soil will not recover however; a few pieces Of
barley and rye have been cut; all crops will be light. Walhalla-
Showers helped crops last week; grain appears to be filling well, but
straw is very short. Bathgate- Some barley cut the past week, grain
slight. Leyden-Heavy rain, followed by cool weather the past
week is making a material improvement in crops; wheat is filling
nicely; oats are practically a failure; barley poor; corn is not doing
well. Toilette Some barley cut; wheat ripening; hot weather caused
it to shrink o. top of heads.
RAMSEY Grand misunderstanding is in progress; most of the
grain is too short to tie; wheat, oats and barley will not amount to
much; the heads are short: flax is doing well.
RANSOM-Mller Frost July Both and 31t did some damage to corn;
grain filling well. Pymouth-Harvest has commenced; barley, oats
and speltz being cut; crop looks first class. Lisbon Weather very
favorable: cool and no rain; nc frosts; barley and oats being cut;
wheat harvest just commenced.
CHLAND-Hankiuson- favorable week for crops; barley cut:
wheat turning, but is somewhat uneven; heads well filled, with good,
large berries. W~ahpeton-Weather generally favorable; hay gen
orally a light crop. DISTRIBUTING OF barley about done; wheat
looks fine; weather good. Power-Barley harvest finished; crop is
light: wheat and cornw will be above the average; wheat filling well;
weather perfect.
cool; wheat harvest begun the last of
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