Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
Local
NJ entiOn,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

this issue.
Mrs. h. II. Sargent of Wal
worth, was a city visitor Mon
day.
T.. c. Cross and wife, of Mil
Ter, are visiting in the city with
the family of w. A. George.
]. w. Bruce has had his car
penter shop moved this week to
the east side of Fourth avenue, ON
the conner opposite McClure,s
feed mill.
John Mulvaney of Mason City,
was a friendly caller Saturday.
He was in the city as a member
of the Old Soldiers County Re-
lief Commission.
n. b. Predmore of West Union,
was in the city Saturday as a
member of the Soldiers Relief
Commission. This Office acknow-
lodges friendly call.
The rail road property west
of the depot is being grade d this
week with view of fixing it for
park or flower lawn. 1t is
a comendable enterprise.
Gov. Savage went to Cody,
Wyoming, Saturday night as a
guest at the opening of the Cody
Hotel. The governor was to de-
liver an address on the occasion.
The foot ball team of Broken
Bow Business College will play
the Mason City boys next Fri
day. On Thanksgiving day,
the Kearney team will play the
college boys in this city.
Jesse Candy is afflicted with Va
badly bruised limb which he
sustained one day last week in
hauling load of lumber. No
bones were broken and he was
able to be in the city Tuesday. !
The attention of the readers of
the REPUBLICAN is called to the
article of Hon. A. r. Humhrey in
this issue, on the revision of the
revenue law OF the state. The
suggestions are worthy of the care
full consideration of law makers.
Meredith, the little boy of l.
A. Reneau, who has been very
sick for several weeks with the
thyphoid fever we are glad to
note has sufficiently recovered
to be up again. He was out
doors Tuesday for the first time
since his sickness.
We ommitted to mention last
week that DR.. Haller, formerly a
dentist of this city who has been
in the asylum at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, for several years, died or
the 18th of October last. For
some time his mind has been q
blank, the result of softning OF
the brain.
Ed. Royse, Secretary of the
Banking Board, accompanied by
his family, came up last Thurs
. day night from Lincoln to visit
e Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Royse's mother
/. who returned from visit of sew
eral weeks in Denver, with hel
grand daughter, Mrs. Johnson
They returned Sunday.
: II. G.. Fuestman of Litchtiel,
t was a friendly caller at this offic
Monday. He informs us tina
! the pops elected their assesso
! in Elk Creek precinct b,
. only majority, and one republi
can ballot was thrown on
because the party casting it ha,
5 written his name on it.
&c II. A. Babcock, formerly Stat
c Auditor, is to be Peter Morter
d sen, state treasurer elects, deputy
o Mr.. Babcock was for numbe
n of years associated with Mr.. MOI
Jensen in business in Ord. MI
O. =. PaiSt. who has been book
= keeper in the First National Ban
r. of Ord Will be MortenSen'S book
/ keeper.
n Hon. Frank Bacon, receiver O
II the u. S. Land Office at Mort
" Platte, died Tuesday night q
r last week, with pneumonia. MI
Bacon was largely interested i
farming in Dawson County nea
ID COzad, where he had made hi
home for number of years. II
was elected a member of the leg
S. islature from Dawson county i
1894 on the republican ticket.
A quiet wedding occurred a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. II
Sargent of Walworth, on tn
IS evening of November 18th, be
. tween ID :. Roblae of CouStorl