Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-25

J9III00ST NoUOGys
Mott, June II, 1910. Crops look
ing splendid. Lots Of rain with some
hail, grain being pounded into the
ground In some places but it Is
thought latter will come along all
right as it was not far enough ad-
vanced to be injured materially.
Wheat and oats about four inches
high. Corn looking fine. Many think
crops looking better than same time
last year.
La Moure County.
La Moure, June Is, 1910. Light
rains and two days hot weather has
improved crops all over county. The
rains have been local and not as heavy
as desired. Grain about same as last
week and better than two weeks ago.
Flax pretty we'll up but needs rain.
Wheat standing drouth better than for
many years past but will be short.
Hay prospects rather poor.
Logan County.
Napoleon, June Is, 1910. Weather
quite warm with some wind. Local
showers but no general rain. Some
farmers say hay crop will be short
unless soaking rain occurs. Grain
looking fine and soil is moist enough
for time being. Outlook at this time
bright for a good crop. Some break.
ing still in progress but seeding about
over. Some report of new potatoes
next week, gardens looking fine and
vegetables becoming plentiful.
Mcintosh County.
Ashley, June 1S, 1910. Hot sultry
weather relieved by local showers.
All small grains looking fine and grow
ing rapidly. Corn taking healthy
color. Area under cultivation in coun-
ty increased about ten per cent.
McHenry County.
Towner, June II, 1910. Crop con-
ditions improving every day. While
moisture has not been abundant crops
so far have not suffered. Nice rain III
southern part of county last Monday.
Wheat looking better than any other
grain. Hay crop in Mouse River val
ley not so heavy as in former years.
With plenty of moisture county will
produce big crop.
Mclean County.
Washburn June 10, 1910. Nearly
whole county has been visited with
good showers the past week, rain be.
ing heavy in places. Generally the
outlook is fair but no big yield is
looked for. Flax coming on good.
Early wheat is jointing and will DO
thin and short
Mckenzie County.
Schafer, June 10, 1910. High TEN.
perature has prevailed the last week,
with numerous thunder sho .ers,
about three-fourths of an inch falling
at this place. Heavier precipitation
at other points but more rain is need
ed. Flax seeding concluded but
breaking still continues Conditions
still favorable for an excellent crop.
Morton County.
Weather conditions past week have
favored crop, a good heavy rain cover
ing Morton and surrounding counties,
which, with warm weather makes crop
prospects better than week ago.
Reports are that straw is very short
but a satisfactory yield is now looked
for. A little hail fell in southeast Of
county Friday.
Nelson County.
Lakota, June IS, 1910. Weather for
week hot and dry but all grains have
held color and vitality better than
might have been expected, and, with
soaking rains, would yet make an av-
erage yield. A good shower here
morning of 18th, but at least two inch.
es needed the coming week to
permanently improve conditions. Hay
will be short crop and all growth a
week or ten days later than average
Such fax as is up is in good condi-
ton.
Oliver County.
Center, June IS, 1910. Drought
broken the 18th by general rain. Early
sown grain covers the ground we'll
but is very short, the earliest begin.
ming to head. Later grain has come