Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-06
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supervisor from the southwest.
Tom Arthur was too good
campainer for Fin Morris by nine
votes.
A. II. Copsey has reason to be
proud of his race for member of
the Legislature.
w. ]. Taylor will postpone his
in tended removal to Lincoln this
winter. indefinitely.
Will Frey and wife of De Queen,
Arkansas, are here looking after
their interest in this vicinity.
The Redmond Company will
play in the Broken Bow Opera
House, Friday night, Nov. IA.
G.. Hiser was reelected super
visor with increased majority.
Thanks to Algernon and Elk
Creek.
The defeat of Dave Mercer in
the second congressional district,
proves that his nomination was
unwiSe.
Geo. Brown and wife of Sew
ard, are visiting in this vicinity
with relatives. They came in
Tuesday night.
Remember the date of the Red
mond opera company at the Bro
ken Bow Opera House, Friday
night, November Ia.
Mrs. Willie Hards, of Central
City, Elk. Grand Matron of Ne
braska, w. h. c. is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. Wilson.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold fair early in
December. Date aud place will
be announced next week.
Sargent precinct seems to have
returned to her idols again this
fall. 1t is intimated that the
rum power got in its work to our
injury.
Wait and see the best entertain
ment of the season by the Brose'
Commedians at the North Side
Opera House Friday night, Nov
ember 9TH.
C. d. Pelham, one of the re-
publican war horses from Ansel-
mo, came down with the eletion
returns from Victoria township
yesterday morning.
The c. w. B. Nj. will hold an
open session and render very
interesting program Sunday even
ing, November 9, at the Christian
church. All are cordially in"
vited.
"Davy Crockett" by Ed. Red
mond at the opera house Friday
night, November IA, will be a
drawing card. If you wish to
enjo rare treat you can not
afford to miss it.
Circle No of the M. f.. church
has postponed their entertain
ment from election day to Satur-
day, Nov. 8, on, which day they
will serve chicken pie supper at, o
p. m. in connection with their
sofa pillow sale.
For Brose Commedian Enter
tainment ever ticket is sold on a
guarantee to refund your money
if you are not satisfied. Remem-
Der the date at the North Side
Opera House, Friday and Satur-
day nights, November 7 and 8.
Ole Lund died Oct. IA, 1902,
at his home nine miles south OF
Mason City, Neb. He had
almost been an invalid the two
past years. The funeral was
held the 10th, at the Danish
Lutheran Church, of which he
was a member. Services being
conducted by Rev. f. Anderson.
S. p. Groat, manager of the
opera house, has made dates with
the Brose commedians for Fri
day, November Z. The company
is known as the Brose-Comme'
!. dams. Ben h. Brose, the leader
and proprietor, is known as the
: King of laugh producers. 1t is
one of the companies that guar
: antees satisfaction or money re-
funded,
= AS we go to press we are in
2 formed by the secretary of the
t Custer County Horticulture Soci'
3 ETY. that the annual meeting o.
- the society will be held in this
Y city, Dec. 8, which promises to ex
2 cell all others in practical up
= to-date program upon hOrtiCul