Bond Set for Murder Suspect

WYNDMERE, N.D. (AP) - Bond is set at $5 million for a man

charged with murder in a bar shooting in the southeast North Dakota

town of Wyndmere.

Forty-six-year-old Steven Rowland is accused of shooting

58-year-old Gordon Vosberg in the chest, killing him, after a fight

at the Four Corners Motel and Lounge about closing time Thursday

morning.

Rowland's attorney, Jason Butts of Wahpeton, declined comment.

Rowland is expected to make his initial court appearance on

Tuesday.

Vosberg's daughter, Nichole Springer, said he was born and

raised in Wyndmere but had lived for the past three years in nearby

Lidgerwood.

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