Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-06

tinc >nCc tame nay na> beef! grown
and live stock are doing very nicely.
CASS COUNTY.
! Casse!ton, July l-Nothing but the
very best reports are heard regarding
crop conditions in this county. Sew
eral good. soaking rains during the
week have added 10 the expectations
OF d bumper crop, and the county can
get along nicely now without any more
rain, so Jar as all crops are concerned.
The last three days Of the week have
been warm, but not hot enough, to al
! feet even the more susceptible grains.
! Wheat. oats, fax and corn never
looked better.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
Churchs Ferry, July l-Conditions
the past week have been favorable for
crops. sunshinc with frequent shower
furnishing sufficient moisture for all
kinds OF grain, and excepting some
cold weather for TWO DAYS. weather
has been mild. promoting growth OF all
varieties Of seeds. Wheat has good
stand and color; corn is developing in
good order; flax is most promising. as
are also oats. barley. rye and millet.
All vegetables in good plight Cherries
abundant. also currants and gooseber-
rlc<. Tame strawberries are abundant
and well developed. Hay, tame and
Wild. IS being Cut. Clovers red and
white. are in blossom. with fine stand.
and timothy is we'll advanced. Damage
from potato bugs less by - per cen,
than last year. General outlook mos,
&c. -.
STEELE COUNTY.
Hope, July NO change in the ia
vorabc conditions for crops of all
kinds First OF week very cool with
warmer weather later. Friday being
very hot. Fine rain Wednesday, 50
there IS plenty OF moisture Wheat.
oats and barley beginning to head and
corn growing rapidly. No complaint
from any source.
NELSON COUNTY.
1.ak"'a. July l-Wcatler the past
week has been moderately favorable to
crops. Frost the early part Of week
IN places bnt no damage reported. !
Cool and cloudy the early part Of the
week. last few days warm. sultry and !
cloudy. with several light local show
crs. Ample rainfall reported in few |
distant parts and adjoining counties. .
Early >own wheat. barley and oats con-
tlrnr good. More rain needed. Late
''"n grain looking little yellow in !,
spots and will dctcr;nra'c unless rain .
comes Immediately. Fax making good !
progress. bit some fields look thin :
Corn good. potatoes well advanced and !
10 trouble from bug 50 far MI other !
produce satisfactory.
BURKE COUNTY. !!
I'owbclIs, July 1-Weathcr the pas, !:
week has been mostly cool and cloudy. :
with slight frost last Monday night :
which did some damage to corn and i
gardens. but did not affect wheat or
flax. Thunder shower which was quite
general Thur >day night. Crops are
growing well and there is a general
feeling that the outlook is promising.
LAMOURE COUNTY.
LaMonrc. July !-WcatE1er cool the
first part Of week with one GOOD SOAK
ing rain: latter part very hot Winter
rye i, turning and earlier grain is head
ing. Flax doing very good. Very lit
tie grain hurt by hot winds Of last
week, except slight injury in southern
part OF county. Old settlers state that
prospects are the best in wears.
GRAND FORKS COUNTY.
l.arlmorc. July All kinds Of
weather the past week Temperature
down to 10 two nights with some days
very hot and muggy Scvcnty-n;ne
hun1rcdthS oi an incl, Of rain fell on
four different days. interfering with
'aylng. Grain Of all kinds doing nice
", but some danger Of rust owing to
hot wet weather. Many wheat fields
in shot blade and will begin to head
IN good shape next week. Corn all do
ing nicely although set back somewhat
by high winds. Crop prospects GER =:
tan'y very good up to date. Potatoes
all right.
CAVALIER COUNTY.
I>angdon. July 1.-The past week has
been on the whole favorable for all
gram unless it be the very late crops,
which are in need of rain in some parts. 4
Last night quite large part Of the
county received rain. sufficient for all
purposes. Crops could not be looking
better. excepting late grain. Oats and