Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-22
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

siderable higher temperatures, ana very favorable 1Or WORK
of all kinds. and also growth of vegetation.
Wheat seeding is finished; most of the oats and barley is
sown. and a large portion of the fax seeded. and consider
able of the corn planted.
Early sown grain is up and doing very we'll; that sown
lately requires rain in most sections before it will terminate,
the ground being too dry on the surface, and in the central
and western parts of the state there is little or no moisture
in the ground. Scattered showers of rain at widely sep
arated places have been of great benefit to vegetation, but in
many places there has been no rain to speak of this spring,
and unless it comes soon serious damage will result.
Grass on the meadows and prairies has been very back
ward in starting, but has made a remarkable growth during
the past week, and in most sections pastures are now good.
progress; ground in good condition; weather favorable for growth.
BENSON-A!bert-Oa Oats and barley all sown and part of the flax;
wheat growing finely; weather fine; rain n,n needed; 9 r. Ss,s!
late grain needs rain; weather dry. Leeds-plowing for and seeding
fax and barley; wheat and oats look good.
weather, and grain is growing finely;
FAX and barley seeding in progress; grass getting good.
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s T%s v wss't x ssS o + up bss g1oun nd Dr., ,n %, d S,e' sae st1 ft tSs,s is W enough @
moisture in the ground to start the seed.
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week has mas! been warm and dry an. nd. caused san a rapid growth Of yss?M
with the exception Of FAX Ayr~considsrabs corn planted and bar
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needed; dino. most ito Of t. the oats s e;s sSwn. us South sd Dresden s,i Iwp. AL All earl, nS
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g3sv;ss , ,lGSips 6 g.; sor HWb %.st o Shsa and up b sts . .6 ans stand si so snd
s most q the p wheat up and looks ks, we'll G' blowing i for corn n t. and fax i
EMMoNs Bsaddocka Grain four inches high, but growing slowly on
:ssSns TO-. OF : a, q sos sisssis dry .. T piaains t n' as;a. vs'v dFy'
FOSTER Melville Wheat seeding finished; barley and oats being
Warmer weather hs1 has started all ali vegetation &c sn:' oats and barley ar: about all
sown; qrn being planted; fax being sown.
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sst is up and a, looks gi fine s, some ia. s. sT snis corn a,I planting ,s,, under sa, way:
s::s:,;:''z ES sss:; 81: .s ss;s:sx ;: e: :s;i; ss:s d s;ss,,s ss III; s g.: III 4;
ss s ss.. i Is up ,ssss sss; sssssss very = favorable s.S : bs y. At
Wheat s. ss9st ' ali so Sasl :gi 's sdn flax ot so ara. san s ssi this s: sSs,es. t. csssN
1Ss Rss' tS ss sa . SSG l e p'sssss ~E * a ssT isv grain up and looks we'll;
OGAN-Napoleon-Seedin done, except flax; early sown grain com
completed, except fax: early sown wheat
up and looks fine; ground in good condition; grass growing rapidly.
i ing prepared for flax; nS gro %nsd ii l TT dry. LOOKS s00o' ground 0s-
Me eam;ss s rvs Weather i.r ssssies v xn.S assseo r%s saa s sns s ss, . sp, ay
; sna lot wsl; ia d1 s sssa,ns ae caeps w dSne so s%l eI sH ns. Tsa al sowa Bal
M 9 S1S Nd Sweet B thsre . Crops It a. a stan &c Is lilo; owing ts to dro a,; ground
Il Il s ay n sassd, gI ain all h'i IN; so nee corr m % a rsi1 flax l0 int tn sra ps snd %e epsss
s ss,y s ssss ss.ssd. and did ps e sisst s ssi1; o, s saos. xs hss sss rain tGs ,h1 ss
); ;1w W q, and d %Ust Ct G, the r 3sts; early wheat 1oes;n so% qipsy up, nicely 1 alt. although va.
some %a.sn cOr aaa and potatoes ssos planted sntsdi some me flax .@n;a Cannon .n on Ball.
seeding about completed; that sown
early up and looking well; oats all sown and a good deal of barley;
very dry; pastures poor. Bathgate-Wheat and oats about all sown;
E R's" 5s, !ss s snd i asa, 'e ~s;n s s1i' ay s %sliS;am a15sasa' r,s ssssp s%f;
that has ssrn = : IS doing p we'll ri but put much Of ! It has not s y ses'd
yet; rain is badly needed; many have stopped seeding until it does
rain. Cavalier-Flax and barley being sown; rain is needed, but
crops are not suffering now. Crystal-Wheat mostly all up and
looking well; corn and millet not in yet. Akra-Wheat and oats all
sown; barley seeding has begun; weather dry. Drayton-Ciood
growing weather; good rain Friday night.
PIERCE R~ugby-Weather warm, with heavy rains; crops look fine.
AMSEY-Edmore-seedin practically finished, except flax; a good
deal of ground is ready for flax, and it will be put in this week; grain
is coming up, but ground is quite dry.
RANSOM-Plymouth-Cor and potatoes being planted; barley, oats
and spdtz being sown; blowing for flax under way. Lsbon-Wheat
seeding completed; oats and barley nearly all sown; flax seeding
under way; grain looks fine; plenty OF moisture for grain that is u.
Buttzvile-No rain the past week; high winds the last three DAYS
notwithstanding finished, except some barley and flax; early sown
grain up and looks good. Miller-Seeding about done, except flax.
Anselm-Rain needed; all grain looks well.
RICHLAND-G Great Bend-Whesta all up and looking fine; oats and
barley up and good; most OF the corn planted; some flax to be sown
yet. Dwight.Grain looks fine; high southerly, winds during the
week. Hankinson-Al crops doing we'll, but will need rain soon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sowing done; blowing for corn and fax
in progress. Harem-AH early grain doing well; late sown on
spring blowing needs rain to start it; corn nearly all planted; plow-
ing for hax.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and oats about all sown; fax seeding will
commence this week; grass and grain growing rapidly.
coming up very well; oats and barley
nearly all sOwn; some up; blowing for fax; ground very dry. James
Nv all ~ nlouinU nOwf FOR flaw opdt;cno eoco,,LI.