Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-13
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Butter an eggs wanted AT j.
C.. Bowcn's.
II. b. Andrews of Ansclmo.
was city visitor Monday.
WANrED-A good dining room
girl. Mrs. L. J. Candy. soft
Sam VanBuskirk of Mcrna,
was a business visitor i'll the city
Tuesday.
VIM. A. Richardson of Ansel-
mo, made this Office friendly
call Tuesday.
II. e: Brcga and "A. Moore of
Galloway, are i'll the city this
week attending conrt.
+. Nj. Olmstcad has bought the
Dave Thompson residence prop
erty on the north Size. Price $500.
Frank mad Misses Zadcc and
Nellie Amsbcrry of Mason City,
wcsc visiting in the city the first
of the week.
The Rev. S. w. Richards has
been secured to deliver the Me-
mortal sermon at Merna ON Me-
mortal Sunday,
Phil Wymorc of Galloway, was
III the city Tuesday, making OBJ
scrvatlonS on the proceedings OF
the county board.
The district court adjourned
"Wednesday to March a. We
understand the only cases tried
were cases of foreclosure.
Wesley McCaslin OF Weisscrt,
who went to Washington a
month ago on a prospecting tour,
returned Monday morning.
THE county board convened in
adjourned session Tuesday with
all member present. The session
is liable to last all week and poss-
IDLY longer.
J. f. FoXworty formely with
the Nebraska Newspaper Union
was in the city yesterday as trav-
cling Salesman for an Omaha
house. Rhe Republican acknow-
lodges a friendly call.
Say, kids. just take a peep at
our base balls, pads and bats.
We handle the famous National
League bat, the "LouiSvillc
Sluggcr. Ryerson * Watts.
Henry BaSsctt, one of the old
timers of the southwest part of
the county, was Il friendly caller
at this Office last Friday. lie
was III the city visiting his
daughter Mrs. Jas. Chittick.
Sam Brown of Cumro, was a
city visitor Tuesday. He in
forms us that Che NJ. Il. a. at
Ansley has thirty-siX candidates
to initiate Friday night, the re-
suit of special work by Mrs. ID.
A. NanSant of Ansley.
J. c. Moore OF the rcalcStatc
firm of Anderson. Moore, is
reaping a great harvest in his
abstracting business of late.
Last week he received an order
for one hundred and three alb
stracts Of title from one firm. 1t
is not necessary to ASK Mr.. Moore
| if he believes in the Mckinley
brand OF prosperity.
Are you sick? If so, investi-
gate the merits Of HEKBINE. 1t
is a concentrated medicine, the
dose is small, yet it qnickly pro-
duces the most gratifying results,
digestion improves, the lips and
checks lose their pallor, the eye
, becomes bright and the step
elastic. Price. 80 cents. Ed,
McComas, Broken Bow and
Merna.
About twenty of Earl Shoup's
friends pleasantly surprised him
> on his fourteenth birthday, last
Friday, March 7. About IL
o'clock his friends arrived and a,
noon were Toasted by a bountiiuI
dinner. After eating all they
could, they played games and al
had very enjoyable time until
about four O'clock when they
reluctantly departed. Hereceiy'
] cd several very beautiful and use
S full presents.
E w. L, Higgins of Comstock
P was a friendly caller Monday
c He informs rs that he expects tC
start two weeks from tomorrow
r on an extended trip through the
a west with the view Of seeking d
e better location. He will be gone
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