Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-19
Local
Mention.
Observation-Disclosures


selma Sunday morning.
]. ]. Tooley was an east bound
passenger Tuesday noon.
Geo. p. Trites was a passen-
ger for Anselme Saturday morn
ing.
Herbert Watts was an Ansley
visitor Tuesday, returned We'd
nesday morning.
Mrs. III. Walton has gone to
Deadwood, S. D., to spend the
summer with relatives.
]. F. Coleman of West Table,
made this Office a pleasant call
Friday, while in the city.
| C. E. McDermott of Galloway,
called while in our city Friday
and remembered us favorably.
| Col, V. C. Talbot came down
from Cunning Saturday to look
after business interests in this
locality.
The representative convention
of the 56th district will be held
in this city Saturday, June 2sth,
at 2 o'clock.
| Elias B. Johnson and O. ].
Life of Hoosier, were in the city
Monday transacting business
| with the land Office.
| Miss Cora Fees of Cunning, is
in the city visiting with her sis
ter, Miss Rose, who is in the en-
ploy of Mrs. Candy.
A. R. Humphrey, F. M. Rub
flee, r. C. Talbot, VIM. Davis,
/ E. H. and w. G. Purcell, went
Ito Lincoln on the noon train
Tuesday.
The Glorious Fourth will be
celebrated at Mosley's Grove in
an old-fashioned way. Fire
. works in the evening. Every
bpdy invited to attend.
= Chas. McCaslin of Green, was
a friendly caller at this Office
Tuesday. He had his credit ad.
vanced on the REPUBLICAN and
ordered the Inter Ocean.
The populist county conven
tion of this precinct was held il
E. the court house last Saturday af
a ternoon. ]. J. Tooley was chair
!. man and E. E. WINNER secretary
!. H. G. Lang of Galloway, called
Tuesday to order his address
changed to Lenox, Iowa, wher'
he and his children left for Wed
nesday, morning to spend TIL
, summer.
al F. o. Hannawald of Merna
was city visitor Tuesday. H
). reports that the hail last Satuf
!. day did not do much damage ex
cept TO make the corn look ragg
j. ed for a few days.
Il A fine rain visited this localit
Saturday evening that sprea
Y over the entire county. 1t pra
y tically makes the rye and wiz
J ter wheat. The pastures, corr
|. potatoes, and all other crops ar
n greatly improved.
= M. M. Parkhurst, wife an
u son, Bob Skinner and wife, an
= Jacob Mauk and wife, left her
Monday morning with teams an
It. camping outfit for a summer on
: ing. They will visit the yellow
,, stone National park and oth'
T.. points of interest on their trip.
, Among the Custer county del
gatessto the Crawford conventic
b. we're Editors Tom Wright of Il
Ansley Chronicle and d. M. Am
= berry of the Broken Bow Repu
" lican. Both of these gentlem;
A as. stopped off at Alliance for sho
/. time Wednesday morning al
- gave a few of their friends
opportunity of once more NEE
lat ing two as pleasant and agre
of able editors as WELD the pen
HE Nebrask a.-Alliance Grip.
ses The few pops left in this CT
sc, had things their own way
7ill their caucus held in this Ct
The Saturday. AS they had not pub
1at shed a notice of the meeting,
.hy cept the day fefore the meeti
de- was held, the few followers II
ma. still cling to the old ship II
reside in the country did KIN
of the meeting, hence did
IS put in an appearance. I
90 90 dozen present from the city {
IS tributed the offices, where ell
IL ton was not a possibility to
! % absent ones, hoping to ret
% them while longer in the ran
99SoS The old time interest and