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

barley are heading and wheat heads
beginning TO shoot. Grain week o..
two earlier than usual Having begun
and the heaviest crop in the history OF
the county will be cut.
RANSOM COUNTY.
Mcleod. July l-Past week has
been partly favorable for plant growth.
and remarkable Tor its range OF tenn
peratures. The first four days were
, cool. with threeiourti,s Of an inch 0;
rainfall. followed by very hot wind the
last three days. doing considerable
| damage to grain Corn and fax are
in good condition. Wheat, oats and
barley are now all heading. and fax
IS in boom. Haying will he in full
swing after the Fourth
EDDY COUNTY.
New Rockford. July All grains
and grasses continue to look healthy
despite the fact that the surface OF the
soil j becoming dry. As the season
advances it develops that some little
damage has been done by the heat. but
nothing serious. Corn and potatoes
are doing we'll Early sown wheat is
heading.
LOGAN COUNTY.
Napoleon. July l-Reports from the
southwestern parts OF the county indi-
cate considerable damage from drought
and dry weather. The rest OF the
county reports good crops. Slight dam
age in some places from hail. Wild
hay is splendid all over most Of the
county. Local showers have fallen oy-
er most OF our territory. a good rain |
would be appreciated to finish the crops
but fair to large cron is now assured |
IN most Of the county. unless hail or
other calamity beials.
MLEAN COUNTY.
Wasfburn. July l-Another week OF
ideal growing weather. cloudy with
light local showers. Northwest OF
county and Garrison had good rain
| thursday night. and Na>hburn re-
ce'vcd - Tuesday, a good. heavy. :
general rain would be very acceptable. !
Early wheat will be heading next
week. Corn starting to make a good
growth. Haying will start right after
the Fourth and crop will be good.
HETTINGER COUNTY.
Mott. July Local showers have
covered the greater part of the county
during the past week. The recent un-
''>;'a!ly hot days have damaged early
gram in eastern part Of county that
wa> Of poor stand 50 that it is being
Dlowctl UNDER Some Of this land is
being Sc,dcd to fodder corn and
INLET while the most will lay over.
" cStcrn part o1 county is in fair con-
i'tlon and early grain is heading. Flax
corn. potatoes and late oats should
make good crop with favorable grow
ing conditions from now on. Hay crop
* below the average.
STUTSMAN COUNTY.
Jamestown. July With the cxcep-
ton 'i light rain Wednesday, wealth
rr has been dry with few hot. sultrv
days. All crops. except corn, dam
aged t" a considerable extent Wild
grass little short. also tame grasses,
which are being c,t.
PEMBTEA COUNTY.
Pcmbina, July 1-Condtions CON-
flnuc favorable in this county. Early
'own wheat is heading ont and other
cereals are advancing rapidly Heavv
WIND tuesday wrought considerable
damage to corn and garden vegetables,
and was followed by light frost but
nothing was seriously hurt. Black DO
alto bug doing considerable damage.
}4aying viii be general next week.
OLIVER COUNTY.
Center. July Crop prospects are
less encouraging than they have been.
In many early disccd fields weeds have
gained the mastery and these fields will
weld at best but A fair crop. Rain is
badly needed in western half of the
county: good shower. the 18th, COW
red the eastern half. Grain on spring
blowing still looks very good. Corn
IS very good Only few fields seri-
'usly damaged by cut worms. Hayl
and pasture excellent.
MCINTOSH COUNTY.
Ashley. July Fore part of week
odd and damp with slight rain We'd
'esday night: latter part Of week hot
Winds which hurt carly grain quite :.
ut. VIII not get more than half a crop.
Need rain badly.
DICKEY COUNTY. II
Glendale. July l-Weather the past
week has been more favorable for I