Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-26

OdSSlC NtyHOluS was NlSitihS
at Ryno the first of the week.
Fred Rhine went to Grand Is
land Tuesday to attend the dem
ocratic convention.
Senator F. M. Currie will be
the principal orator of the day at
Mosley's Grove, July 9Th.
II. ]. Marten of MGna, kindly
remembered this Office last
Thursday while in the city.
G. O. Joyner and wife were
city visitors Tuesday. Mr.. Joy
ner made this Office friendly
call.
The Sunday Schools of this
community are invited to attend
the basket picnic in the city
park on July 4th.
Jesse Candy and c. H. Jeffords
were among the number that
went to Grand Island to attend
the pop convention Tuesday.
Mrs. f. A. Scoyille of Ansel-
mo, called a few days ago and
had her subscription advanced
and ordered the Inter Ocean.
Rev. S. w. Richards has &C
copied an invitation to deliver
the address of the day at the 4th
of July celebration at Arnold.
Galloway never does things by
halves, and she is to give good
old-fashioned celebration on the
4th of July. Many of our people
will go there on that day.
c. w. Willis of Ash Creek,
brought in a load of hogs yester-
day that averaged 200, for which
he received $40 per hundred.
How is that for republican pros
perity.
The Broken Bow band has
been engaged to play for Gala
way on the 4th of July. Gala
way extends an invitation to the
lcitizens of Broken Bow to cele-
brate with them.
! Mace Forsythe, who has been
1 absent from his store for several
weeks on account of i'll health, is
again at his post of duty. For
three or four weeks he has been
out to Wyoming recuperating.
King Edward, that was to have
been crowned yesterday, had to
submit to surgical operation on
two days previous and the coro-
nation was postponed. The king
is in a critical condition, but
hopes are entertained that he
will recover.
u. L. Ward has sold his livery
stock to c. u. Richardson and
Eli Armstrong. They took pos
session of their new purchase
last Saturday. Scott McGraw
will remain in charge. Mr..
: Ward thinks of engaging in buy
ing and selling horses.
The quarantine was lifted from
the home of the Pickett family
last Tuesday. Owing to the
: strict quarantine, the small-po,
has been confined to two familie:
and only four cases in all. not
withstanding parties have re
ported there were II cases in the
city.
i The REPUBLICAN acknowledges
: the receipt of a basket of fin'
: Richmond cherries Thursday O
e last week from f. +. Stephens o
v the Crete Nurseries. Mr.
Stephens is a pioneer in the frui
! raising business of this state
. and from long experience he i
9 enabled to furnish the best varie
. ties of trees for this climate
:, His trees delivered here las
spring were in prime condition
and as far as we have been abb
e to learn his trees are all living
s. which is not true of all stock o
o other nurseries that delivere
:. here last spring.
G The Loup Valley Queen is til
le latest newspaper venture i
}. Custer county that has reache
our desk. 1t is a six column
! quarto published at Galloway b
u w. F. Zumbrum. The init,
y number is credit to the town {
- Galloway as well as its publishe
g 1t is not only we'll filed wit
&c news matter, but it has a lars
o. . advertising patronage. Callawa
merchants are the most liber
advertisers in Central Nebraska
oil If there is town in the state
ty 400 population where three new
y papers can live and prosper Ca
in away is the town. Political