Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-29

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ground. No danger of rust, every
rain being followed by cool weather.
FOSTER COUNTY.
Darlington. July "a, 1sos,-Moderate
temperature and "wo good rains the
past week. Early wheat in milk and
barley turning Flax generally in
bloom and very promising. All grains
filling we'll No damage to any grain
except from hail mentioned in last re-
port. Large acreage of potatoes
which looks good. Eamy potatoes on
market this week.
GRAND FORKS COUNTY.
Grand Forks, July "a, 1909.-Crops
in excellent condition. Some grains
nearly ready 20 be harvested. No dam
age from hail or rust so far. All veg
etables could not be better. Past week
| unusually cool. Prospects for fine
crop this year. Rye harvest started.
HETTINGER COUNTY.
Mott, July %, 19O9.-Heavy rains
throughout the county July 21st.
Weather cool. Conditions excellent
for heavy crops.
KIDDER COUNTY.
fully two inches rainfall. Crops look
fully inches rainfall Crops look
ing fine except where poor farming
has been done. Farmers cutting rye.
Fall rye good crop; oats generally
good excepting early seeding which
are more or less injured by dry
weather the latter part of June. Flax
in fine condition, also corn.
McHENRY COUNTY,.
Towner, July "a, 1909.-Ideal wealth
er during the past week for crops.
Plenty of moisture to mature all
grain. Barley and rye is being har-
vested. Potatoes and other vege-
tables promise large yields. Haying
began last week and crop is slightly
above the average Smut is showing
in wheat in some localities.
M'LEAN COUNTY.
Washburn, July "a, 1909.-General
rains over the county Tuesday night.
Conditions were getting dry and rain
did world of good. Weather condi-
tons latter par: of week very good.
All grain headed out and wheat lhar-
vest will be general by August 10.
Corn made satisfactory growth dur
ing week and acreage is so per cent
greater than last year. Considerable
fodder still being planted annually and
outlook generally is for better farm
ing.
MORTON COUNTY.
Mandan, July 24,1909.-Weather
conditions past week most favorable
for maturing crop. Good general rain
and no hail and finest of temperature
throughout the whole week. Reports
from all parts show conditions to be
the very best. Wheat well filled and
beginning to turn in some places.
MOUNTRAIL COUNTY.
Stanley, July "a. 1909.-Weather ex-
ceedingly hot first of week, reaching
maximum Monday night. Average
temperature since Wednesday. No
damage done to grain from heat, but
garden vegetables suffered. All re-
ports show grain in excellent condi-
ton. Temperature Saturday moder-
ate with some rain. Harvesting should
start not later than 10th of August.
NELSON COUNTY.
Michigan, July "a, 1909.-Warm,
sunny days with light breezes during
past week have furnished ideal wealth
er for She crops, which are in excel
lent condition and promise big yield.
Wheat heading and flax is in bloom
DJ.ayf1r IF Sef, h,,t
ported. Haying commencing and
heavy crop will be stacked. Small
garden fruits, currants and goose
berries are ripening in abundance.
Will harvest a record breaker in all
kinds of grain and garden produce if
present excellent conditions continue
to prevail.
OLIVER COUNTY. !
Center. July "a, 1909.--First day of
week very windy and drv, followed by
good rains on 10th, Goth and 21st. Bal
ance of week cool. Crops all look
splendid. Barley being harvested. 9th |
er grain ready by August 18th.
Farmers all busy with haying Pas
lures in best of condition.
PEMBlNA COUNTY. |
Pembina, July %, 1909.-Crop con-
ditions past week very favorable. !
Heavy rain the early part of the week, |
but no damage done. Drive through
county shows one Of the heaviest !
stands of grain in years and only cool
weather and sunshine needed for
grain to mature in it's natural course.
Haying delayed by rain.
RAMSEY COUNTY. -.
Church's Ferry, July %, 1909.-Fav-
orable conditions still prevail. Some |
hot days but frequent showers, often
at night have cooled the air and
ground. No hail and no complaints |
from rust. AIN cereals except late
'sown headed out and show good
stands. Wheat tall and rank with
long heads. Oats, barley, speltz. flax