Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-08-21

Ed. DeMerrit of Mullen, was
in the city Monday.
Leo. Dean is taking in the re-
union at Ansley this week.
Ramah Ryerson went to Ord
Wednesday morning on business.
He will return about Saturday.
The band boys went to Ansley
on 40 Wednesday morning to
furnish music for the reunion at
that place.
John Welsh of Westerville, was
county seat visitor Wednesday.
This office acknowledges a pleas
ant call.
Leroy ID. Russell and Miss
Harriet Nj. ComStock of Ansley,
were married at the court house,
August IA, by Judge Armour.
DR.. Farnsworth and Maude
Hunter went to Ansley Tuesday.
The DR.. will attend the Medical
Association picnic, which is held
there, as well as the reunion.
Rollie Towsley purchased the
VIM. Davis restaurant Wednes-
day. He will now be found serv-
ing meals and lunches to his
friends and the general public.
James Boggs of Elton, was a
city visitor Tuesday. This Office
acknowledges friendly call.
Mr.. Boggs reports corn doing
nicely and the small grain yield
good in his vicinity.
w. n. Tenant and w. j..
Mccullough, of Ansley, were
friendly callers at these head
quarters Monday. They kindly
remembered this Office, and re-
port corn in fine condition.
The editor of the REPUBLICAN,
wife and daughter, Jas. Cosner,
wife and children, and Mrs. l..
A. Wells and children, left Mon
day for the South Loup, where
they will spend a few days
outing.
Mrs. Lydia Keys, near Taylor
Loup county, died at her home
last Saturday night. Her re-
mains were brought here and
laid to rest beside her husband
and daughter in the Broken Bow
Cemetery.
M. Nj. Parkhurst and wife, who
left several weeks ago on an
overland trip to Wyoming, re-
turned Tuesday morning on ~,
Mr.. Parkhurst is in very poor
health and does not seem to be
improved by the trip.
Ringing Bros great canvas
pavilions cover more than twelve
acres, and constitute a veritable
city of tents. The mammoth
hippodrome amphitheatre is the
largest ever constructed, and is
absolutely impervious to rain.
Last Wednesday as Uncle
Noah Embree was returning
home from Galloway, the colt
which he was driving got scared
at some object, turned square tc
one side, and threw Mr.. Embree
out of the buggy. He fell on his
right side, breaking one of hi,
ribs in two places and almos
dislocating his hip, besides Civ
ing him general shaking up
Galloway Courier.
G. w. Roush of the Broker
Bow Business and Normal Col
lege, received on 43 Tuesday
night, twelve thoroughbred
Duroc Jersey Swine, also on
Duroc Jersey hog, which p. II
Munk has half interest in
For fine porkers they are dandie
and would make great show a
llC COuhlD all uCD Gam
from ID. 5, RouSh of Grand Islam
a brother of c. w.
G. h. Judkins and wife, O. II
= Nevis and wife, Misses Mani
} and Philbert Tierney and Coz
! nelius Tierney, composed a part
. that took in the Dale picni
5 Tuesday. They report having
i fine time, and that there wa
i, about 1000 people in attendance
e of which number fully half pa,
.. took of one of the most delicior
spreads that was ever attempte
{ in that neCk-'o-the-woOds
5 We are reliably informed thu
g three persons were brought b,
# fore the tribunal of justice MOI
il day and fined for shooting prair
= chickens. One received Sl7.
S fine and the other two $500 eaC
r and costs. Under the law on
4 half Of ha fine nnaS 70 tba :,