Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
Personal.

VI tue plCSS dlu VIC "SN"lN hi'h
that not withstandiug, that we
opposed the fusion, caucus that
he will have the hearty support
Of the REPURLIcAN i'll the enforce
ment of law and order.
Garden seeds at Ryerson *
Watts.
Prince Henry sailed for home
on the 18th from New York.
DR.. Williams of Anselmo, was
a friendly caller at this office
Tuesday.
Roy Thomson moved TO Call.
away Tuesday where he has.
secured a room and will put i'll
stock of iewclry. Roy is a fine
young man and we hope to see
him succeed in business
Rev. Myers reports The meet
ings at the jackson school house
continuing with interest unabat-
ed. Persons are being converted
at almost each meeting. Over
thirty have made confession
Don't fail to see one Of the
most beautiful handkerchief dis
plays ever exhibited i'll Broken
Bow, at the Epworth League
Bazar Friday and Saturday after
Moons and evenings of this week.
John 7. Wood of Mason City.
who recently bought the Harry
Hill farm southeast of town two
miles, will move onto it in
short time. He was up yester-
day with load of goods. The
REPUBLICAN extends Il welcome
to Mr.. Wood to our midst.
For all pulmonary troubles
BILLIARDS HoREHoUND SYRUP,
taken in the early stages, proves
a certain and sure spetlt. 1t is
equally effective in Group and
whooping cough, and if used in
season prevents the further de-
vclopcmento of consumption. Price
25 and 50 cents. Ed. McComas
Broken Bow and Mcrna.
]. a. Evans of Spring Creek,
was afrlendly caller at this Office
Monday. He reports feed gctt-
ing scarce in his vicinity, owing
to the number ofcAttle held there.
He sold a car load Of cows of his
own feeding i'll South Omaha,
Wednesday of last week, and has
enough corn left of his own rails
ing to carry him through. He
still has over two hundred head
of cattle on his ranch and in
order to make room for moro
cattle he bought another quarter
section of land while in town
Monday.
Chas. Davis returned Thursday
night from Grand Island where
he bought residence property
with the view of moving. there
soon to make his home. Mr..
Davis came to Custer county nine
years ago and homcstcadcd 100
acres of very rough land twelve
miles north Of town. AT that
time he had an old team and one
cow. He has sold his quarter
section to Alb Chrisiuan for S575
and has % head Of COWS and five
head of horses to show for his
nine years residence in Custer
County,on as rough land as the
county affords. He was hcmcd
III so he could buy no more land
which is the reason he sold.
The revival meetings at the
Baptist church continue with
undated interest. Last Sunday
was rcd-letterd day. There were
two conversions, and several can
didates for baptism in the morn
ing and five conversions at night.
In the afternoon the delightful
service of baptism was observed,
when tWenty-one were buried
with Christ in baptism. There
are several others to be baptized
next Sunday, There has been
Il more received for BAPTISM and
seven received ON experience.
The conversions TO date are S..
There has been - accessions
to the church. The meetings
will, in all probability, close next
! Sunday night. Rev. Bentley is
proving himself to be an ideal
evangelist, He is strong in the
pulpit; a man approved of God,
and rightly divides the word of
truth, Those who have thus far
failed to hear him cannot realize
! what they have missed. He is