Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-19

Ocean, $l.50.
Dominck Foran of Rest, was
a city visitor Saturday.
Moss King, who has been at
Auselmo the past week, returned
Sunday morning.
A liueman was struck by No.
II Friday morning near Ansel-
mo and had his arm and shoulder
broken.
c. r. Judkins, manager of
The p. d. Smith Co.'S. lumber
yard of this city, went to Lin
coin Tuesday morning.
Geo. Willing went to Omaha
Tuesday morning. He will pur-
chase while there a car load Of
buggies for his customers at this
place.
c. M. Lambertson of LincolH,
died at Chicago suddenly Sunday
morning from heart failure. He
was one of the states most able
and loyal citizens.
Mrs. r. A. Hunter left Mon
day for Geneva, where she will
attend the state p. f. 0. conven-
ton that will convene in that
city June 17-1S-19. ~,
Miss Fannie Sutton. formerly
of this city, who now resides at
Trivoli, Illinois, is visiting in
the city with her brother and
family, A. Y. Sutton.
Roadmaster ID. c. Mcintyre
stopped off on his return from
the republican convention at
Lincoln this morning to visit
with Mrs. F. d. Gallup.
Mrs. c. S. Osborne of Grand
Island, came up Saturday night
and remained over until Tuesday
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Hoagland. Her little
daughter, Birdie, accompanied
her. ~.
Geo. Willing has been awarded
the contract to supply the tools
and hardware for the Bureau OF
Forestry for use of the govern
ment employees that will be re-
quired in establishing the forest
reserve on the Dismal river north.
west of here.
The M. E. church closed the
deal Monday for the Dill lots
east of DR.. w. f. Talbdt's resi-
dence. The property consists Of
quarter of block, and is one
of the best building sites in the
city. 1t was bought for a par
sonage. Purchase price was
t$25O.OO
| The Valley county delegation
| to the congressional convention
was loyal to Senator Currie'
candidacy from the first to thu
last. as was also Loup, Wheeler
Greeley, and SCOTS Bluffs. Th,
latter two delegations only hat
four votes each that could be re
lied upon all the time.
Paul Humphrey and Claud
Currie accompanied the dele
gates to the congressional cor
> vention held at Crawford las
week. The boys not only enjoy
ed the practical workings of tn
4 political convention that wa
d conducted on strictly parliament
e airy rules and good diplomacy
d but they made two trips4 to ii
: government fort and took in ii
: magnificent scenery that tt
r rivers and craggy buttes of til;
vicinity afford. The boys wi
= ever remember with pleasul
n their trip to Crawford and Il
e government fort.
s VIM. Blair was happily su
prised Monday morning on NEE
n ing his twin brother, C. w. Bla
T, and wife at the depot, Tn
ID were on their way from Wenach
N Washington, where they ha
I resided the past p years. TIL
E stopped over until Tuesday NOR
IN ing when they continued the
journey east. They will vi:
ty Kansas City, Texas and Mexi
in and several cities in the scout
ty eastern part of the state befC
Ii returning to Washington.
x the 3Oth of this month the Bl;
,g family are planning for fam
at reunion at the old home in JEFF
at SON county, this state where I
wv father and mother are still
ot ing. They have lived there
he ~ years. Will and his tv
is brother look very much ali
&C. They are the same size, ia