The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18

Uncle T. Samuelson has been
ailing for a few days.
LosT-A gold locket with pic
lures. Finder will please return
to this office.
Go to the First State Bank end
have your crop insured in the st.
Paul Fire & Marine. 23-tf
The Neurenberger feed store
building is completed and the
boys are now open for business.
Drayman Calkins yesterday
moved Dan Lucey's residence to
the west end OF the latter's bust
ness lot.
Work was begun on Don Nc
Lellan's model new residence,
corner First and Weaver streets,
yesterday.
Charles Rodelius is taking out
lumber from the Smith & Rogers
yard for a house 14x16 on his
farm three miles south Of town.
F. L. Hutchinson and Christ
Whimpners started for their homes
in South Dakota yesterday morn
ing. They will make the trip on
their wheels.
G. A. Robson of Albert Lea,
Mimi, in company with s. Mes
singer, will put up a first-class
meat market. Mr.. R. is an old
hand at the business.
J. L. Berge, OF Birch & Berge,
returned Thursday and is now
engaged in pushing the firms
building to completion with all
possible speed. Mr.: Birch will be
here with the stock in about ten
days.
Co. Supt. C. A. johnson issues
call to applicants for teachers
certificates to appear at regular
examina ton to be held by him
at Bowbells on Saturday, May
26, beginning at 10 a. m.
l.. Haffe, late of Minneapolis,
has concluded to open a general
store at Portal, and was in Bow
bells on Wednesday, when he let
contJ act to Mcclellan & Dilworth
for erection Of a store building
24x6O at that point, to be COM
pleted by 18th OF next month.
| Mark Murphy was down from
from Portal on Wednesday and
reports a very prosperous COM
munity this side of the line-new
business institutions galore and
new faces showing up every day.
Mark is a hopeful cuss and The
TRIBUNE is pleased to know he's
doing well.
On Wednesday last Abe Smith
located Messrs. Hartmoor. Ruth,
Reed and Winkler OF Heron Lake,
Mimi, and Messrs. Olson, Kehn,
VIM. Caldwell and L. R. Caldwell,
from near st. Paul. Abe located
these gentlemen on fine farms on
the east side of the lake and Just
south OF the boundary line.
z. F. True, who has been here
for several weeks from North
wood, Iowa, doing necessary
breaking and putting up build
ings on his farm for reception OF
his family, started for North
wood on Wednesday morning to
settle up his affairs there and
bring Mrs. True and the family
back with him.
Mr.. Vest, formerlya a prominent
business man OF Bismarck and
we'll and favorably known
throughout the southwestern
portion OF the state, was here the
first of the week in quest OF a de-
sirable business locatlon-and at
last report had about concluded
to erect a store building here
24x75, for which he got figures
from Mcclellan & Dilworth.
U. A. Rohrback, Charles Haney
and Fred Clark started for Glas-
gov, Mont, last week Thursday,
for the purpose OF bringing back
a good-sized bunch of very fine
horses-probably $50. tits also
their intention to gather up a
few fine specimens of Indian
ponies. as there seems to be con-
siderable demand for these hand
some and rugged little ANIMALS.
The party went overland; tax
and expect to be gone about two
weeks. The stock is being pur-
chased nv ranchman Chas Clark