The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-09
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Light frOsts. Late crops need warm
weather. All wheat cut and most OF
it threshed-.- Canning peas harvest
completed. Canning bean harvest :
about completed. Threshiag seed
peas. Grain yields only fair. Live
stock excellent Have 500 to 600 ram
lambs for sale; also few RambOuiIlet
yearliRgs pure bred and registered
stuff.
Lewis and Clark: Heavy rains.
Good corn crop both for forage and
grain. Third crop alfalfa making
good growth. Small grains harvest
good to fair returns. Sugar beets
promise excellent crop. Potatoes
good. Range getting short. Sheep
fine; cattle in some parts not 80 good
but will make good feeders.
Lincoln: Cool and cloudy. Light
frosts. Threshing. Corn maturing
well. Fall grains being seeded. Sec
ond cutting alfalfa under cover. Live
stock fat.
Madison: Weather good. Light
] frost. Wheat, oats, barley being cut
Z some threshing. Good yield Of
: peas. Livestock excellent. Pastures
and ranges good.
Phillips: Hot winds, cool nights.
Beets and irrigated crops good.
] Threshing Of wheat Completeness
f age z bu. Very little corn. Feed
!, scarce and stock shipped.
= POndera: Showers, much cooler.
= Threshing in full swing-several big
? yields reported. D. H. Nelson thesh-
r. ed 12O acres irrigated wheat near
e Brady averaging SO bu. Many non
irrigated, summer fallOwed wheat
crops are going 25 bu. and better
Livestock in fine shape.
Prairie: Too dry for maturity Of
late crops. Rain needed for late feeC
crops and corn. T~hreshing 20 pei
." cent completed. Winter wheat yields
range from 6 to 16 bu.; spring wheat
20 to 5 bu., average 9 bu. Estimated
this county will yield a total of abou
$4,000 bu. of wheat. Oats fair, av
erage % bu. Flax not so good a
last year. Corn holding up-7O pc
y cent will be ripe in two weeks. Live
stock in good shape. Range good
but water drying up, ~necessitatin.
~ early shipments to market.
Richland: Dry-no rain. Sma.
grain threshing progressing rapidly
Average yield 10 bu. Sugar bee.
making rapid growth. Anticipat
D. good yield of beans. N~On-irrigate
ST potatoes almost total loss. Rang
pretty well burned. Cattle bein
shipped.
mt RoOsevelts General rains son
Is hail. Very light frost. Threshir
in south completed this week; nor
just started. Wheat high gluten ties
no No change in yield estimates. Liv
osV stock in good condition, due to hea'
acreage Of sweet clover and corn
On reserve feed.
ct Rosebud: Good rain last Of wee
an T~hreshing nearly completed in sOut
a Yields remain steady. Hail in &c
tral section did some damage to m,
raj. ons and beans; also to unthresh
ED grains. Corn maturing rapidly, vie
~ about so per cent Of normal, quail
fair. Livestock shipments heavy.
sets Sheridan: Local rains. Very d
lise Threshing nearly completed in sOui
well under way in north end. Avera
nth yield for county $40 bu. Rang
vim short. Need rain.
row. Saltwater: Very dry; some fro
,ep- Third crop alfalfa being harvestl
crop light but quality excellent. Sul
lens beets very good. Good bean crop
lar- ing harvested. Some fall wheat be-
ort- seeded. Threshing in full swing
rigated crops yielding wen. Corn
tied %cellent, damaged a little By fr,
and Livestock prime condition.
/. of Teton: Rain during week
lucueSs DoOl ul8uL1s AMeeMA8S
mbs erage 1916 bu. Livestock anatur
early.
esh- Yellowstone: Hot days, cool nigl
bu.: mo rain. Yields very spotted, e
teih $50 be. wheat per acre with cou
and average approximately 40 In. So
bects and ir1igated corn except
aely ally good. Beans being harves.
ain- height Of pulling 70 begin this ~
sing Owing TO blight, yields in some
ing. gated fields win BE- someWhat
tailed Third crop sf alfalla 81
gsfs. to cas with promise 81 good
Po- mage. Livestock good although
81 Is getting short.