Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-16
Local
MentiOn.


G.. Hiser of Mason City was a
county seat visitor Monday.
Another soaking rain visited
this vicinity Saturday and Sun.
day,
S.L.Glover of Dry Valley was a
friendly caller at this Office Tues
day.
e. ID. Comstock of Wescott,
was friendly caller at this Office
Tuesday.
l.. Hollandsworth, tv pc of this
Office has gone to DUEL county on
two weeks visit.
This Office acknowledges the
receipt of a basket of fine apples
from the Crete Nurseries.
J. c. L. Wisely the socialist
candidate for congress favored
this Office with a friendly call
Monday.
J. E. Adamson and wife went
| Wednesday to attend the Inter-
| National convention of the Chris
ian church.
The Crete Nurseries shipped
into Broken Bow "a car load of
apples in bulk the first of the
week for sale.
Levi Poor took home with him
yesterday new wagon in whic h
to haul his large corn crop to the
crib and market.
J. c. Maulick of Seneca Kan
sas arrived in the city Tuesday
morning to look after his inter
ests in this locality.
Rev. S. w. Richards occupied
the pulpit in the Baptist church
at Blair Sunday with the view of
accepting the postorate.
The Baptist church has extend
ed call to Rev. S. =. Morris of
Sparta Wisconsion. He is ex~
pected to be here next Sunday.
James Ledwich and wife went
to Lincoln to-day. Mrs. Ledwich
will remain in the eastern part
of the state several weeks visiting
friends.
Mesdames Humphrey and
Reneau went to Omaha Wednes-
day to attend the International
Christian convention that con-
venes there today.
The Epworth League will give
a Feast of Five Tables"at Real
ty Block Friday night Oct. "a 1902.
The public are cordially invited.
Don't forget the date.
Rollie Towsley has moved his
restaurant to the room III Custer
block recently vacated by Mrs.
l.. J. Candy, where his customers
are invited to call and see him.
II. M. Dickson formerly of Cal
laway, but who has been located
in several places the past two
years is now located at Bradshaw
having gone there last Saturday
from Omaha.
MARRIED. -Smith-Porter-A
the residence of the officiating
minister near Berwyn Custer Co.,
Neb., Oct. 5th, 1902 by h. Bells,
Mr., Ira w. Smith and Miss Nora
+. Porter both of Berwyn, Nebr.
S. d. Butcher secured fifth
prize offered by the b. & M. r..
X. Co. for the best photograph
of farm views of the state. The
prize is a ticket to st. Louis and
return. Mr.. Butcher thinks if he
had commenced earlier he would
stood good chance for first prize.
Rev. Morris of Sparta, Wiscon-
sin occupied the pulpit in the
Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening. He attended the
Baptist state convention at Hast
ings last week and improved the
opportunity to visit Broken Bow
before returning to his Wisconsin
home.
The Western Light & Fuel Co.
are kept busy putting in lights
for the business houses. They
have put in lights for McComas'
drug store and w. ]. Woods, fur
niture store this week and are
now laying the pipe for the build
ing 5 on the north side of the
square.
A. Wallace formerly of Wal,
worth and later of this city, who
moved to Jameson Missouri two
or three years ago writes us tC
change the address of his paper
, from jameson Mo. to Sargent