Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-13

land being seeded TO wheat than fol
many wears: corn the same. Pros
pects depend upon recovery from re
cent hail.
Barnes County.
VALLEY CITY. June 1O.-Crop con
ditions continue very favorable. Han
has done some damage in the north
ern part of the county. Upland ha!
is heavier than any time since 1871
Garden truck promises big yield.
RichIand County.
WAHPETOE, June lO.-Past weel
has been very beneficial for all grow
ing crops. it being warm and sun
shiny following tie rains of the week
before, fetching all crops along IL
good shape Corn has been ploweC
and is about TWO feet high. with al
acreage % per cent more than 1910
Winter wheat and rye is heading out
and promises a full crop. yer!
heavy wind storm passed over the
southern part OF the county Friday
night.
Pembina County.
PEMBlEA. June l0.-Three heavy
rain storms last week, damaging
wheat in low lands and delaying bar
Icy seeding so that only half the acre
age will be sown. Wheat on high
lands is growing rapidly and makes
a good showing, and the hay crop is
three weeks ahead of last year, with d
bOuntiful crop assured.
Grand Forks County.
+ l.AillMORE. June lo.-Favorab'e
; weather for growth: rainfall 1.O4
inches. being TOO much fer low lands.
Crop conditions ahead OF average
Years and fully lo1 in comparison with
a tt.n.year average. Some bad hail
storms. bu1 no damage done except
to gardens and berry bushes
Ward County.
MIEOT. June lo-Crop conditions
perfect in Ward county the past week.
wit.l ample rainfall. There havc been
about four inches OF precipitation in
the past thirty days. Large increase
in fax acreage.
Eddy County.
NEW ROCKFORD. June 10. Never
before in the history Of the county
has vegetation shown more d-"elop.
ment than now. Two more soakin:,
rains the past week. leaving some
fields rather vet, but no serious re-
suits. All small grains looking fine.
Flax slightly damaged by fine hail.
but per cent is small. Hay crop large.
Conditions perfect.
Williams County.
June 10.-Crop conditions very ia
vorable the past week, small show.
ers continuing and grain growing
finely Flax will all be sown by the
18th. About three acres Of fax sown
for one last year. Corn planting also
shows large increase, many feel Is
of from 10 to 30 acres being planted.
Trees. potatoes and all garden pro.
ducts seem to be thriving better this
year than ever before.
| cass County.
CASSELTON. June 10.-Crop con
ditions continue extremely favorable,
all grains growing rapidly and about
three or four weeks ahead of last year
at the same time. A large crop of
hay is already assured in this vicin-
ity. Timothy is an especially fine
crop and is already heading out. being
the earliest ever known in the history
of the county. Corn is all planted.
much of it above the ground and never
looked better. Heavy showers Friday
evening.
RoIette County.
NJ n
dust storm last Monday did much
damage to late grain in many places.
especially to fields that had been re-
seeded on account of previous dam
age A heavy rain fell Thursday
morning and more Friday. With ex.
, ception of Mondays storm conditions
| have been almost perfect during the
! week. Rapid growth is being made
and damage from wind is probably
, past. Forage crops and grass promise
| abundant yields. Rotation of crops
moisture in the soil are being adopt
ed.
Oliver County.
CENTER. June l0.-Weather con
ditions remain ideal-warm, with
abundant moisture. Grain doing well
with exception of some disced fields
which are in danger Of being smOth
cred by weeds Many farmers are
narrowing their grain fields. Al
seeding except fax is completed. Con
siderable breaking being done.
Dunn County.
MANNING, June 1O.-Crop condi
} tons never better. Another fine ran
started the morning of the 9Th ant
continued the greater part of thu
day Wheat and oats are CROWN:
nicely and early fax is showing III
r we'll Breaking still going on for lat
, fax.
5 Walsh County.
=, GRAFTON, June 1O.-Precipitafiol
5 for the week nearly two inches. Not
: understanding the excessive rainfall
) crops of all kinds never led bette
e at this time of the year. On tn
5 heavy and lower lands small portion
of the crop are under water. but. uI
less further heavy rains fall. very Iii
|. tie damage will be done.
: Emmons County.
J. HAZELTON, June 10.-The pas
$ week has been favorable for sma
y