Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-13
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

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sandy soil, and cut down some that was up; the latter part
was much more favorable, the weather moderating consider
ably, with from light to medium heavy showers in most
localities. Rain is needed in most all parts Of the state, and
particularly in the western and northern portions, where there
has been but little precipitation this spring.
Wheat seeding is about finished, only small pieces being
left to be sown, except in some low places where the ground
is too wet to get on. Seeding Of oats, barley and rye has
commenced, and favorable weather this week will see a large
part of the crop in the ground.
Flowing for corn and fax is going on, and some fax has
been sown and some corn planted, but the larger part of the
crop is still to be put in, and in most places. the ground has
to be prepared for it.
Early sown wheat is up and although froze off in some
sections by the previous freeze, has recovered rapidly and
little or no damage was done to it.
Grass is starting very slowly, and grain that was sown
lately needs a heavy rain to terminate it.
Wheat and oats about all sown; psowing
", ss.. fax o.. ''a ., ', ss s,s Ss'%'I Lsss.- Siss' . ssi' s ~; ; ' .sss! 's' Z,
BuRLEIGH Painted Woods Rain Thursday night makes conditions
nearly mi sd.s except fax lax " Fssncs"Gie daa' rsia r qisss; seeding seeding
vegetation e I'll !, wstson.w Ssr and oats sss,s al sown; plowi9g Tor barley
shower improved crops W.nsn-wSeat sssdi1s 81 still 10 nr p1os 4sa;
i iss so s! ss; ssr and s sss.; :s ss%s o ss; .s ay,- T E1ssss~ ssssiss s Sssss; .s s,ss;
s e siss ' nearly ''s sa;sss d. e ssss s.ss E low viii ;i"f sss! S' s & %s,1' H::s
nsls fla, xs ssr under A~ ~sSi vMsi sics sd S.s p ss ii; Ss, s,ssd I'D corr Il
osiSg sox W, a 5sn , dSr doD w Ssns,,I Hie assa, and oats A sovn;
most %n.s Of it. it. is s up and saI growing rapidly; oats being sovn; land being
eE'iSs ss. ss e ssI ssi. sss1' OF other a's si. ESS win i% ali be e so ~s'a sSs r nss.' ssd
sOmc cUru Will Ut pIduteoi
oats are sown: poSins i for lax IN p prov ~ss'' all up most all the
gram SHat showing sp -s assSSe f fasses Ass sss % aas al a sass' iie FL
ton SSs6t ,ssss q; s eSn v wssst .. which Saa .ns;,s Up nicely and was cut down 6y
Of THAT which came up soon after the freeze. .'''' ''' . . 'nsA0
': :sas: H s.as'as T.. ss9ss md Il s.s si nv progress ssss and hs ss;lsy ;sssi9s .,s %sn
blew out considerable wheat; some oats and barley sown.
som: :ss:. : .sSy -, ;s; s,,; ;s;:s Up: y =: sssi isssa: : s s:''i k s,ssi's: 4ss ss1;ss q
Iho%ps0n, 81 grain about all sovn. except AJAX which is just be-
Ef sss 9sin 70 during Il s9 psst s UsS''-A ''" have finished wheat seeding;
as sao iss1ss siss. daep :s: ~as.. sSx.; ::sas seT n;. ss;is stand. ss;: S,s:
oats, fax and barley now being sown. "~'"'' ''0
ki cos, ni as's ss:, wheat is coming up very slowly on account of the
sown; grain coming up slowly. "1'' a'''' ."
elo SmSG Is q vey dFy. ass,, ne'f dyo. all . in; rain in b !,d needed, a the
Seeding about done, except flax, which is now be-
saeu sSTn m s! Asa%Sos sood nssy 'G S,1,o wheat . up; blowing for flax:
four to to si TX inches aissS high; iross did = Damage 70 'G IT, s ssa.n s sp f1 sss
oa asA good s:ia Thursday aw sss xas.' is ''"n and considerable Of the
AS Ss::s se :ss 'a s!;:' ssss'' f Hebron s "Fis- ss' ts ss'9 a.. :'s xsss 's sss
corn being planted; light shower Of rain on the sth a'' f0''"'S
SoN- + Wheat seeding pretty we'll along; blowing for
s ss:sy ; !: =. blowing ! e: f.: f q :sss,?s ss' ss.s si%' s ss:i :sG
Wheat and oats about sown. Cayaier-An
". Ths :a~ practically ass: .n s9T s..l e,ev wifi f.; ss s ss;.ssa tss ss.t Wheat s.. nearly
Wheat and oats all sown; blowing for fax and barley; good rain on
n 4th.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seeding nearly done; light rains during
week put crop in good condition.
RAMSEY-De Devils Lake.Wheat all sown; most of the oats sowu:
ground being prepared for flax and barley. Grand Harbor-Wheat
and oats about all sown; barley and fax being sown.
RaNsoMM MI En ds a seeding finished; blowing for barley and
nicely; some corn lanted; grass backward. Lisbon-Wheat seeding
s %oss OF an shs xh Dass s se,ns s %;nsr frost did n. no dssss n.,B But tt lille.
blowing for other crops. Pymouth-Grain seeding and piowing still
in progress.
HIGHLAND Wyndmere-Whea and oats all sown and coming up:
blowing for barley and corn. Hankinson-Last weeks frost AZ no
damage; weather warm. with showers. Wahpeton-Wheat seeding
generally completed; some barley and oats to be put in yet: blowing
tor corn commenced. Great Bend Wheat all sown and most Of It
up; oats and barley coming up. Power Grain and grass made salts.
factory growth past week; some corn planted. Dwight-Grainl looks
excellent; ground being prepared for corn.
SARGENT Harlem Oats and barley nearly all in: considerable corn
planted.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seeding done; some oats and barley sown:
fine rain Friday.
seeding completed: oats and barley
being sown: Buchanan-Wheat and oats all sown; barley, speltz
and max being sown. Pingree-Small grain about all in; blowing for
flax. or and milet. Courtney-tIax seeding in progress; early
retards growth.
AILL-Caledonia-Whe seeding not done yet; oats, barley and
hax to be sown yet, although some has been put in. Buxton-Wheat
seeding finished; blowing for fax, corn and barley. Gslesbur0-
Wheat about all in; blowing for fax and corn; earlys wheat mr.
and looks fine. Mayviue-MOst of the small grain rooo Ar