Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-27

Ramsey County.
Churchs Ferry, June 24.-Crop con-
ditions favorable. Heat prevailed for
two days; rains frequent and weather
ideal; all manner Of grain making
good growth. Wheat healthy and in
fine order This is true also, as to
corn and other grains. Flax in ex-
'cellent shape. Tame and wild hay
superintendent. Stock in fine shape
Trees vigorous, but small worm doing
some damage. Potatoes excellent.
No complaint of cut worm. Weeds
abundant in places. Farmers in ex-
| client spirits over good prospects.
LaMoure County.
| LaMoure, June 24.-The forepart of
the week was excessively hot, con-
siderable damage resulting in the
part of the county. An op-
perfume rain Thursday renewed the
prospects of a good crop. Latter
ipart of week was cool and. ideal
weather for flax. Outlook is good
except for slight injury done by the
heat.
Mclean County.
Washburn, June Recommending
with Tuesday weather has been con,
tinuously cloudy with light thunder
showers at night. Precipitation has
not been large, but has helped greatly.
All points report very favorable con.
ditions. excepting possibly Garrison
and Dogden. Some early wheat is be-
ginning to shoot and many think there
will be much grain headed out by the
Fourth. Cutworms have damaged the
late corn. Some fax is thin. AS
"a whole Mclean county is in very
good shape.
Billings County.
Beach. June PA few showers the
past week. totalling 80 of an inch.
Grain is growing rapidly. Mustard
showing up. Corn is growing fast.
Hay scarce owing to land being brok-
en- 80 extensively for crops.
Benson County.
Minnewaukan, June 24.-Crops in
his vicinity never looked better at
this time of the year. Soil is we'll
wet with recent rains; weather warm
and all grain making vigorous growth
Forage crops and grass promise large
yields. More corn has been plant
ed this year than ever before and is
looking fine.
Divide County.
Crosby, June 24.-Prospects for a
bumper crop are excellent. There
as been an abundance Of rain and
he weather has been ideal. Far
mers jubilant over prospects. Today
is cloudy and cool. Barring hail and
hot winds Divide county will reap a
big harvest.
Sheridan County.
McClusky, June 24.-Monday and
Tuesday very warm and sultry. We'd
nesday cloudy and considerable rain.
and Friday cloudy and
rainy. Crop conditions continue to
be very favorable for an exceptionally
large harvest. No hail
Wells County.
Harvey, June "a Two very hot
days the past week but no damage
done to crops. Everything still in
perfect condition. Light showers
every day keep grain in healthy condi'
ton. Past two days have been cool
ideal weather for wheat. Corn Is in
excellent condition and will be fair
crop. Hay crop assured.
Hettinger County.
Mott, June 2.4-The recent general
rain has mucl improved crop condi-
tons. Wheat is beginning to shoot
but is thin in most places. Corn and
potatoes are being cultivated and
never looked better. Grass snort,
but still growing.
cass County.
Casselton, June 24.-Cass county
has the greatest stand of all grains
in the history of the county for this
time of the year. Notwithstanding
the three days of hot weather at the
beginning of the week, soaking rains
later with cool weather has put the
crop out of danger.
Emmons County.
Hazelton. June 24.-Very dry weatl.
err Crops in great need of rain. In
southern part OF the county there is
almost total failure and farmers are
becoming discouraged. No rain this
week and weather extremely hot.
NOTICE.
Every member of the Degree Of
Honor is requested without fail to at
tend a meeting Wednesday. June %,
at the home of Mrs. William Laist.