Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-03-20
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G. Bondc of Elm Township,
was friendly caller Tuesday.
WANTED A good dining room
girl. Mrs. l.. J. Candy. soft
Sheriff Armstrong took John
Lee of Georgetown to the asy-
lum at Lincoln Sunday.
Mrs. ID. w. Thompson and
daughter Halle left for Payette
Idano on Al yesterday morning.
1t is reported that the metho-
dists will build substantial
addition to their parsonage this
spring.
Laura Gregg will deliver Il
lecture Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the NJ. E. church on
woman suffrage.
Sunday night mercury rcgist-
cred I degrees below zero, being
drop from 50 to 10 above, made
II appear very Colu.
G.. n. RawSon went to Lln-
coin Wednesday night to meet a
cousin who is ON her way to Den
yer from Vermont.
Nj. G. Warrington and DR.. A.
T.. Robertson of Mason City,
were city visions Tuesday looking
after business matters before the
county board.
The Broken Bow Equality Club
will meet at the home of Clara
A. Young Friday evening March
q. All are cordially invited. -
JULIA WILLIS, Sec'y.
Mrs. Bentley, the wife of Evan
gelist Bently left here last Friday
morning for Onawa lowo where
she will visit short time before
returning to her home at Linn
Grove.
l.. II. Christensen, formerly
night operator here, passed
through on Monday mornings
train on his way to Mason to
relieve the station agent Of that
place.
Jacob Rayles Of Mcrna, who
was before the county Judge
Tuesday on the charge of assault
on the person of Charles Nc Lau-
ghlin, was bound over to the
district court.
The horticultural Society held
a meeting in this city Tuesday
afternoon but as we were unable
to attend we are not able to re-
port it at this time. We under
stand another meeting will be
held in August.
Will Morriscy was arrested
yesterday and lodged in the
county jail on the charge of ILL
cit intercourse with the thirteen
year old daughter of Isaac Barcus
who makes her home at West
brooks north side.
|. a. Reneau is arranging to
move to his ranch on the Middle
Loup in a few days in order to
have personal supervisors Of his
Stock. We predict that his stay
will not last very many months,
as he leaves one of the finest res
idcnCe properties of the city.
Jonh Scott and Henry Helm of
Westcrville, kindly remembered
this Office while in the city one
day last week. Mr.. scott carried
home with him a copyof the Nc
Kinley book which he had left
his order for some time before,
and Mr.. Helm advanced his
subscription "A couple of years.
Are YOU sick? If so, inycsti-
gate the merits of HERBINE. 1t
is a concentrated medicine, the
dose is small, yet it quickly pro-
duces the most gratifying results,
digestion improves, the lips and
cheeks lose their pallor, the eye
becomes bright and the step
elastic. Price, 50 cents. Ed.
McComas, Broken Bow and
Merna.
Prof. NJ. f. Knox, of whom we
made mention last week has de-
livcred four lectures at the court
house this week on mental SCI
ence, Last night his subject
was the law of healing, tonight
his subject is to be how to edu-
cate the child, and Friday night
how to overcome death and live
forever. While he has some good
thoughts and is a fluent and
eloquent speaker we regard him
an extremist. While he does not
deny the Bible his thories are not
consistent with IFS TEACHINGS and