The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-06-25

during the week. Showers in evening
and afternoon followed by warm wea-
Their has caused the crops to make rap
id growth. Spring wheat is reported
as coming up nicely and all that is
up is looking especially well. Gut
worms have almost ceased work, due
to the warm weather.
Broadwater - Weather conditions
have been everything that can be wish
ed with abundant rainfall and warm
growing days. All crops r looking
good. Some insect damage is still re-
ported but the total effect is lessen
ing.
Jefferson-A good rain and warm
weather. Winter rye headed. Spring
wheat is growing rapidly. Alfalfa is
fine. Livestock getting in good con-
dition. Labor scarce.
Lewis & Clark-Weather generally
fair, warm and windy, a few local
showers latter part of the week. More
rain is needed. Winter wheat killed
out badly and cutworms r damaging
what remains. Considerable acreage
has been reseeded to flax. Winter
rye looking good. Spring wheat looks
good but needs rain badly. Grass is
in good shape. Cattle looking fair.
Fergus-Warm showers and grow
ing weather. A little flax and corr
still being seeded. Spring grains prac-
tically all up and coming along in
splendid shape. Alfalfa crop very
promising. Livestock becoming fat on
the ranges.
Cascade-Showers IN east end of
the county have improved conditions
considerably. Cutworm and wireworm
damage has been reported from widely
distributed points in the county.
Teton-Crop acreage about 80 per
cent normal. All crops are in good
condition although cutworms are be-
ginning to cause serious damage in
the eastern part of the county. Live
stock in good condition in an sections.
With favorable weather conditions
crops should come on and mature in
good shape. Cutworm damage has
caused reseeding in few fields of the
county. Abundance of native grass.
Livestock improving.
Sheridan-One general rain and sew
eral local showers. Good growing
weather. All crops in good condition.
Flax seeding still continues. Live
stock in excellent condition.
Roosevelt-Geod general rain thru
out the county has put the crops in
first class shape. Some flax still be-
ing sown. Crops generally looking
fine. Plenty of grass and livestock
generally in good shape. Farm help ,
scarce.
Blaine-Winter rye is six to ten
inches high and some of it is starting
to head out. No crops are yet suf-
from lack of moisture. Live
stock Is doing well.
Phillips-Rainfall limited to local
showers. Late grain coming slowly
but will grow rapidly if rain comes.
have done some damage but
nothing Of a serious county wide ma
ture.
Toole-Growing conditions fair. All
grain seeded. All classes Of crops are
fair. Worms doing some dam
age in a few localities and winds have
done some damage also. Livestock
fine.
F1athead-Growing conditions good
his week with light rains and warm
weather. Farmers are cutting rye
nay in eastern half of the county.
Spring grains making fine growth. Po-
;ato crop in excellent condition. Live
stock doing well.
Sanders.-Crops are looking fine.
Weather warm and showery. Rye is
heading out. Some is being cut for
hay. First crop of alfalfa will soon
be ready to cut. Farmers generally
are doing their own work rather than
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