The Bowbells tribune., 1900-01-19
Dry Kenmare coal at Mcclellan

T. Burgers.
Movius 4 Son have 200 boolls1
on the road, to be let out a la
circulating library.
Chas. and Frank Wood finished
the tar-roofing Of the State Bank
OF Bowbells yesterday.
just received fine assort-
ment of mems suits and pants,
at o. H. Johuson's. Call and see
them.
s. Messenger located J. III. Car
michael of.Alg geo, Barnes county,
on a fine homestead seven miles
west Of town, Tuesday.
j. A. Englund will havea bunch
of good, heavy farm horses here
for sale between the 1st and 10th
of next month. See notice else
where.
w. J. Dilworth, OF Mcclellan &
Dllworth, has purchased lots 13
and IA jim block II, on which he
proposes building a residence in
the early spring.
Parties in the southern part OF
the state are negotiating with
the traffic department. of the 500
Line for special height rates on a
large quantity OF baled hay to be
shipped to this point.
I T. La Clair, A. G. Ramharter
and +. E. Ash came up from
Oakes on the flyer this morning.
All will select business sites in
Bowbells, as we'll as file on home
steads as near as may be to the
future metropolis.
The first excursion of the new
wear via the 900 Line from
Minneapolis and intermediate
stations to "Bowbells on the
Soo' comes in on Wednesday
next, when quite d company Of
settlers may be looked for.
Before returning to his home
at Inkster last Saturday, Abe
Smith let the contract for build
ing his livery and feed barn to
Mcclellan T. Dilworth, who will
soon have the structure we'll
under way. The main building
will be 3Ox5O it., with 20 it..
posts.
Az. Rohrback brought in to
The TRIBUNE a few days ago a
lot of plump, solid and good
sized blood beets that would be
a credit to gardening in the
tropics-and they we're raised
FIGHT here on the first turnover
of the virgin soi4-"the first crack
out of the box
Banker Landsborough got
back Monday from Park River
and is now busy getting things
in. readiness for opening OF the
State Bank Of Bowbells. The
building will probably be com
pleted within the next two weeks.
The large safe for the institution
arrived this morning and is now
being put in place.
Parties wanting dirt to fill in
or bank buildings can learn where
to oct it without much eXertion
by calling at THE TRIBUNE. Fact
is, we have Just had a we'll put
down and we are anxious to lind
some one who wants to haul the
dirt away-as the mound caused
thereby closes out the view OF
and from our picturesque shack.
A lone German struck town
Wednesday on his way east via
the $500 Line" from the Queen 5
domain. Said he: Il goes ooI
init Winnipeg; dey borrow me my
monish; den dey shteal my mon
ish; den dey puts de bolice on
nit me and runs me across mt
de line, und calls me murderer
und tief, und vaggybone. Und
py golly, l gifts. Don't it?'
w. T. Smith, manager OF the
Kenmare Coal Co., was in town
Monday and dropped in to make
acquaintance of The TRIBUNE
Mr.. s. is a thorough business
man, is highly elated at the raplc
settlement Of this part OF the
county, and expressed himself as
satisfied that both BoWbells anC
i<enmare are destined to be
known and their influence felt il
northwestern business circles
and that soon.
The second meeting OF the Bow
bells Literary Society, held al
the school house Wednesday eve
ninu Mas, attondpd AN a larOk