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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
5
Local notices report an eighty acre relinquishment near Bowbells offered cheap for cash. Land is described as very desirable and must be sold at once. Inquiries directed to The Tribune office.
The city board of tax equalization will convene at City Hall next Monday and remain until all business is finished. City Assessor G A Kopriva has delivered his books and they are ready. Taxpayers who believe assessments are too high should appear before the board to have grievances addressed. The board’s decision precedes the county commissioners who will receive the records after adjournment. Residents should be present during the session with any complaints.
H B Coshon of Rugby a Standard Oil representative visited Bowbells on Tuesday to arrange a tank installation and designate Bondbells as a distributing point. He secured a temporary permit while awaiting an ordinance, and eyed sites near the stock yards or loading platform on the Soo right of way. Coshon will return in two weeks with a crew to start work and expects operations to begin within three weeks. Albert Miller may become agent and driver once a tank and fuel arrive.
Burke County State Bank of Bowbells plans to open soon as stockholders secured the old state bank building and a large money safe arrived at the depot. City council ordered new concrete cross walks and removing plank walks. Sunday includes joint church services and Children’s Day at Westminster Presbyterian with a bright afternoon program led by children.
The Methodist church hosted the first Union Service as part of a summer series led by Rev. David Sambon. Officials hope to expand attendance and eventually fill the annex, using these summer gatherings to foster a revival of religion in Bowbells and invite all Christians to pray and work. The next Union Service will be held at the Presbyterian church.
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