The Bowbells tribune., 1900-01-19
DR.. Windell returned from Park
River on Tuesday.

LII. w Wllltlell returned from lark
River on Tuesday.
Mcclellan Il Burger now have
the dry Kenmare coal from
Smiths mine for sale.
Mcclellan & Burger have Sc
cured the agency at Bowbells for
the Smith dry kenmare coal.
Magistrate Briggs returned this
morning from the county seat,
where he has been doing business
for several days.
Don Mcclellan will begin work
about Feb. Is on q handsome
residence for himself on lots 5
and 6, in block IL.
j. b. Sharp is up from Colgate
arranging for erection OF the new
livery barn OF Chidester & Sharp,
the junior member OF the firm
being a son OIL. b.
A pleasant time was had at
Barney Waggoner's last Tuesday
night by a large party, who
"tripped the light fantastic till
the ''Wee sma' hours.''
General Agent Flett, of the
Garr-Scott Threshing Machine
Co., was in town Tuesday and
dropped in for a few minutes to
swap yarns with The TRIBUNE.
Frank Woods and +. C. Ma
honey are dragging today and
the land is working up admir-
ably, there being not sufficient
frost in the ground to retard the
work in the least.
Joe Pietz and Gus Struble. two
Richland county boys, were here
Tuesday looking over the coun-
try and selected two fine home
steads six miles west OF town,
Postmaster Lesh locating them.
Alf. Beal, artistic painter,
paper-hanger and decorator, was
up from kenmare yesterday, and,
during a social speel with The
TRIBUNE, informed us that with
in a few days he will move his
family to and become Il citizen OF
Bowbells.
The gentlemen who went to
kenmare to he'll p organize the
Woodmen Lodge last Friday
night report having had a good
time and that the new lodge was
started on it's career under the
most fattering auspices, with a
membership OF about 30.
We understand that Elder j
A. Weaver and an eastern friend
of his contemplate the erection o1
a, two-story business block on
Main street. Mcclellan & Dill
worth are now figuring on the
cost of the structure, Mr.. W
having submitted the plans tc
them and asked them to bid or
the work.
A letter from G. Fl. Davidson
.Jr., Of Bieseker < Davids on
dated at Rochester, Minn., where
he now is on business connected
with the Austin National Bank
states that he expects to be here
shortly, when the firm will decide
definitely on plans for their pro
posed new building, corner O
Main and Second streets.
Harvey Advertiser: We notice
in The BowBELLs TRIBUNE the
publication of the articles Of in
corporation OF the BowbelIs STATE
! Bank. We also notice that oul
own w. N. Wohlhueter. assistant
cashier of the German State
Bank of this city, is down fo1
twenty shares as one OF the in
corporators. Good for "Billy,
as none VIII cOnSfatlliaten te nilll Oi
his success more than his host o
Harvey friends:
+. Glenn was MP from Hank
inson and Oh Tuesday erected
small barn on the back OF hi:
business lot Oh Main street, 70,
the reception of several head o
horses he brings with him whel
he comes on with his family anc
other effects. He informed Il!
that he will be back about Marc}
IL. when he will erect a two-sror!
:, buildlng-the ground floor for ;
fruit and confectionery business
with living rooms overhead.
+. A. Russell, formerly Of Ken
! mare. well-known to our people
and at present a prominent busl
ness man OF Hankinson, wa, Witl
4 7, IL, H.,