The Bowbells tribune., 1900-07-13

The St. Paul Fire & Marine is
the company for hail; at the
First State Bank, 13-tf
Work on Ernest. Hamilton's
new residence on First street is
beng pushed rapidly forward.
The dance in the bowery Tues
day night was we'll attended and
the boys report the receipts quite
satisfactory.
There are regular Sunday
school and church services held
in the school house east OF Bow
bells at lO:3O every Sunday.
VIM. Dilworth has returned
from the Chautaqua at Devils
Lake, and reports a magnificent
time and an immense crowd to
enjoy it.
The cable for the ferry will in
all probability be here on the
freight tomorrow-havlng been
shipped several days ago from
the factory IN Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavoy have this
week thoroughly overhauled and
renovated the Lavoy house, and
again business at that popular
hostelry is moving along as OF
yore.
Mrs. Sauers of Eden Valley,
Mimi, and Mrs. Baird of Mime
apolis, sisters OF George and VIM.
Conrad, arrived here from the
east Tuesday for a visit with
their brothers and families.
Rev. w. H. Wettlaufer will
preach in the school house north
east OF Postville, July %, at 2:3O
p. m. There will also be a Sun
day-school organized. All are
welcome to attend these services.
Herman Stohl arrived Monday
from Elizabeth, Mimi, with a
car of moveables, made up OF four
head OF horses, five head of cat
tie, farm implements and house
hold goods. He has a fine claim
about four miles out, upon which
he is now becoming comfortably
settled.
Park River News: James D.
Landsborough, cashier of the
State Bank Of Bowbells, arrived
In the city Wednesday to attend
his sisters wedding Wednesday
afternoon. He reports the bank
ing business in good condition
and says farmers will harvest an
excellent crop OF flax there.
Dan Lucey is raising his build
ing next south of the Kruger
drug store, to a level with the
postoffice building, and purposes
putting a glass store front in at
once, as we'll as sqIaring the front
of the structure above. Dan is
all right and will keep up to the
times with "Bowbells on the
Soo."
Married, at Minot, N. d., June
%, B. c. Booth, proprietor OF the
Mercantile hotel in that city, and
Miss Lizzie Miller, daughter OF
our townsman, J. T. Miller. The
bride and groom are now on a
visit to the BRIDES parents here,
and we acknowledge a pleasant
call from Mr.. Booth yesterday
afternoon.
Section Foreman Jas. Buzzelli
has a gang at work grading up
and putting in first-class shape
the Main street crossing in this
place. Jimmie tells The TRIBUNE
that he has asked permission to
put in a double crossing at the
point indicated, and if the com
pany complies with his request
he will certainly be looked upon
as a public benefactor. The i'm
provement is very much needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cougar expect in
a day or two to start for Stan
ley, west OF Minot, on the G. N.
R'y, where they have been ell
gagged by Sheriff Carroll to work
in haying for a term OF two
months, Mr.. Cougar to work in
the field and his wife to cook for
the crew OF hay-makers. Sheriff
Carroll informs us that he and
Mr.. Skies, as partners, expect to
put up notless than 1000 tons.
Postmaster Lesh is bound to
keep fully abreast of the times,
and in conformity with this de-
termination has just received a
handsome Diebold safe, weighing
1 400 pounds, it's interior ar
,.ano,od with cnooio1 roforo,1oo to