The City of Bowdon, North Dakota is in Wells County. The community was founded in 1899 by Richard Sykes, a landowner from England who named the settlement after his hometown, near Manchester, England. Bowdon is located near the geographical center of the state. Many of its early settlers came as a result of the Homestead Act of 1862, many of them recent immigrants from Germany, Russia, and the Scandinavian countries.
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Bowdon County Adventist Church
The Seventh-day Adventist congregation meets at its facilities on 43rd Avenue Northeast in Bowdon, North Dakota. A map and directions to the church are featured, along with an overview and schedules of its Bible study programs, prayer meetings, and worship services. An online bookstore is included.
http://bowdoncountryadventist22.adventistchurchconnect.org/
The city’s official web site features contacts for the municipal offices and departments, as well as a guide to community facilities, points of interest, civic groups, organizations, businesses, churches, hotels and motels, and a calendar of events.
http://www.bowdonnd.com/
Specializing in the breeding and sale of AMHA/AMHR registered miniature horses, the horse ranch is located in Bowdon, North Dakota. Its stallions, mares, foals, and available horses are highlighted, including photographs of children with the horses and other photographs.
http://www.fikeminis.com/
Patrie’s Raspberries is a one acre, self-pick/pre-pick red raspberry field, located southeast of Bowdon, in central North Dakota. A map shows the location of the business, and its products are highlighted, along with information about nutrition, recipes, and tips on picking, caring for, and freezing of raspberries. An online order form is included.
http://www.patriesraspberries.com/
