The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-27

Almost every local freight train
brings some kind of furniture for
Movius 4 Son.
Mrs. S. Messenger returned
Wednesday morning aftera pleas
ant visit at the old home at AL
bert Lea, Minn.
Frank Rose OF Hutchinson,
Mimi, is acting the part OF a very
good second to Agent Ballard at
the 500 depot during these busy
times.
A postoffice will soon be estab-
lished at Postville, with w. H.
Post as p. m.-and The TRIBUNE
extends congratulations to our
friend Post.
Having let the contracts for
their respective buildings, Guy
and c. J. Dupriva went east via
the $500 Line" Wednesday morn
ing, on business bent.
Hon. John Shippam leaves on
the morrow's train for a business
trip to Wahpeton and to renew
acquaintance with his family-to
be absent about a week.
Max Wipperman writes from
Hankinson that he will try to be
here the forepart Of next, week
dnd arrange for erection of his
double store building IN block 4.
This week r. r. Hurry, =. NJ.
Hestad and VIM. Shockley each
purchased an elegant buggy from
A. a. Hassard, who is doing a
rushing business in that line, as
he handles the best make in the
market.
Guy Dupriva, a hustling young:
business man from St. Paul, pur-
chased lot 10 in block l a few
days ago and at once contracted
with Mcclellan 4 Dilworth for
erection thereon of a store build
ing 24x6O, which is already near
ly inclosed.
One OF the most successful hops
ever given in this part Of the
country was that in Fred Phil
leo's new building on Main street
Wednesday night. Never was
there so large an attendance at a
party given here, and the enjov-
ment from start to finish was
complete.
W. T. Smith of Kenmare, ac-
companied by his nephew, Harold
B. Douglass, son of Attorney
General Douglass of Minnesota,
was looking over the ''Zenith City
of the New Northwest' afew days
ago, and the gentlemen didn't
forget to make a friendly-always
welcome-call on The TRIBUNE.
Mike Mallinger, an uncle of Mrs.
Blenkner and an old soldier bear.
ing an enviable record, Charles
Gordon, Fred Smith and John
Miller, all from Sabin, Mimi, are
here looking over the country
with view to locating for their
young people. They form a good.
natured, Jolly crowd that it is a
decided pleasure to meet and visit
with.
Golden Link Lodge, I. 0. O. F..
will attend church sevices at the
hall in Kenmare next Sunday, at
2 p. M, in honor of the S1st an.
niversary of American Odd Eel.
lowship. All brothers IN Bow.
bells and vicinity are requested
to be present. The memorial ser.
vice will be conducted by Rev
Heinz and Rev. Rowse, and mem.
bers will appear in full regalia.-
J. A. ENGLUND, n. G.
Harry Messenger, the popular
pharmacist in E. c. Krueger's
drug store, tells THE TRIBUNE
that their handsome new store
building will be ready for occu.
pancy the first of next week and
they expect to move in about
Tuesday, Immediately after which
they will make their bow to the
readers of The TRIBUNE through
our advertising columns. Ths
new oak Misunderstanding, coun.
ters, show cases, etc.-will be here
in a few days.
ALI. Ellsworth. state organizer
OF the A. O. U. w., arrived here
yesterday morning and soon set
to work to interest our people in
the institution of a lodge of that
most worthy and progressive
order, and we are pleased to note
that he is meeting with very fiat
tering encouragement. Mr.. Ellis