The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-27

Postmaster Robinson was up
from Kenmare on Wednesday.
A bargain i'll Early Ohio seed
potatoes next week only.-C.
PERsoNETT.
Jim Carter proposes giving a
dance in honor OF the Postville
p. o. and p. IN.
Go to the First State Bank and
have your crop insured in the st.
Paul Fire 4 Marine. 23-tf
Birch 4 Berge are down the line
buying stock for their new har-
ness establishment.
The St. Paul Fire & Marine is
the company for hail; at the
First State Bank. 13-tf
DR.. Windell is here from Botti-
neau on business, and reports a
big boom on int that town and
adjacent country.
Rev. K. Auffarth and wife, un-
til their house is built on their
claim three miles east of town,
have found quarters under the
hospitable roof of A. w. Movius.
Movius & Son are trying to
make room for one car of -four
and one car of feed, both now on
track. Give them a call when in
need. Their goods and prices are
right.
CLAUS Bendixen expects to go
extensively into the business of
breeding Angora goats, and ac-
cording to good authorities they
are far more profitable than most
any other stock on the farm.
The $500 Line" has again de-
cided to defer change OF time from
night to day trains arriving at
Bowbells, and it is now under
stood that the change may not
take place till some time in June.
The excursion train Wednesday
brought some so new settlers
into this place, every man of
whom made selections and filed
on the rich, broad acres OF free
land adjacent to "Bowbells on
the Soo.''
On Monday and Tuesday A. w.
Movius was doing business at the
land office and brought back with
him complete abstracts OF 10
townships around Bowbells. He
now can tell you who filed on a
piece of land and when.
G. J. Dupriva came up from St.
Paul OH Monday and, after look
ing over the town and it's posi-
bilities, purchased lot 3 in block
3, on which Mcclellan 4 Dilworth
are now framing a 24x6O store
building in accordance with his
order.
Rev. K. Auffarth and wife ar
rived yesterday morning from
Clarion, Ia, and the reverend
gentleman informs us that he ex-
poets his brother William here
today from the same point with
a freight car of stock and other
ilnmigrantgoods.
NJ. J. Barrett, Esq, was up
from Minot last Friday attend
ing to some important legal busi-
ness. Mr.. Barrett's services as
an attorney are in big demand,
and everywhere his large client
age speaks in the most praise
worthy terms of him as an able
and trusty attorney-and a gen
tleman.
A farmer living twelve miles
northwest of town-whose name
we failed to learn-came in Tues
day with a who'll pack of wolves
in a big gunny sack. They were
the mother and six whelp the
former of which he killed in max
ing the capture. This is a very
encouraging beginning for a new
conner, the state bounty alone
giving him $21 Oh the seven
scalps.
Ed. Christianson this week
erected a building about 20 feet
square on the rear end of his lot
on lower Main street. He in
forms us that he has entered into
contract with the Deering Co. for
a term OF one year to look after
their interests in good-sized dis
trict Of which Bowbells is the
central point-and the Deering
people wall find him a capable
and efficient young man.
Our Jolly, big-hearted friend,
Judge Murray, was up from Mi
no4 ~, Wodnocdov tolyiDr filinrc