Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-09-25

w. L. True OF Georgetown is
in the city attending the fair.
Mrs Diah Woodruff of George
town is visiting in the city this
week.
E. M. Webb of Galloway came
over yesterday and remained over
at the county fair to-day.
Mrs. S. II. Reed proprietor of
the Arnold Hotel was city visi-
tor Monday.
Curtis Weimer and wife of ma
son City came up Tuesday night
to enjoy the County Fair.
John Lyle is down from Alli-
ance on short vacation. He will
return the latter part of the week.
For SALE-Residence property
with 3 rooms and large hall, good
well, barn and 4 lots. Call at
this Office.
I'M. ]. Amsberry of Milo, II. A.
Amsberry of Durham and Frank
Crouch Of Knoxville, Iowa arrived
in this city yesterday on visit.
They are among the prosperous
farmers of the Hawkeye state.
The two former are uncles of ours.
II. McBurnie has accepted the
position as foreman on Reneau's
ranch on the Middle Loup. He
was in yesterday after a new
mower and a hand. He says Mr..
Reneau has five hundred head of
fine cattle on the ranch of which
$50 head are 3 and 4 years old
steers.
h. p. Stamford of Merna was
in the city yesterday closing up
deal for another quarter of Custer
county land. AT the rate our
own citizen are buying up the va
cant land this season it will not
be long until there will be no snaps
left for the new conner. 1t shows
healthy condition of affairs.
Mrs. Harry Day of Broken Bow
came over on Tuesdays stage
and took the train for Kearney.
After leaving the train in that
fcity she missed her purse, con-
tanning $40 in cash, two rings
and her trunk check, and at last
accounts had not succeeded in
finding it.-Callaway Courier.
]. G.. Leming came down from
Deadwood Sunday morning to
visit short time with his family.
He says that it has been unusu-
ally wet there and the work of
sinking the shaft in his mine has
been retarded, but work on it will
be resumed in the near future.
Mr.. Leming expresses great con-
fidence in his property proving
alright when developed.
Last Sunday evening while
Mr.. and Mrs. Purcell of Kilmer
settlement, west of Tallin Table,
were on their way home from Joe
Richardson's the wheel struck
some obstruction and threw them
out on the ground. Their two
years-old boy baby was so badly
injured that it died before DR..
Robinson of Arnold, could reach
their home.-Callaway Courier.
MARRIED Sept. 18th, Otis
Shores Maud Lloyd at the brides
home in the presence of 80 invited
guests the bride is the oldest
daughter of Jas. and Julia Lloyd
also are of the best workers in
Bethel Union Baptist church. The
groom is one of Snake Runs best
enterprising young men. After the
ceremony which was performed
by J. h. Woods the guests were
invited out to beautiful supper.
After spending the evening in
pleasant conversation we all
took our departure wishing bride
and groom a long and happy life.
Bride and groom received quite a
number of valuable presents. x.
While threshing at the home of
his father, c. h. Krenz, near Dale,
last Monday, Jos. Krenz lost two
fingers, and had his hand badly
mashed. He was tending sepa-
rator when his glove caught in a
chain on the grain elevator pull
ing his hand around the sproket
wheel. His cry for help caused
the engine to be stopped but be.
fore the machine could be stopped
his hand was badly mangled. He
was brought to town at once and
Drs. Morrow and Downing made
an examination and amputated
the third and fourth fingers; his
hand was badly mashed across
the palm, but the doctors hope tc
be able to avoid any further am
mt tIOu and Al tho nracaut yuri