Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-05-15
A Fonda of Oconto was anbng
the visitors in the city Saturday.

visit brother.
Fox RENT: double room on
second floor of the Custer block.
Enquire at this Office.
Harry Bangs went to Omaha
Tuesday to attend the Photo
graphers State Convention.
| l. A. Reneau and wife came
over from their Middle Loup
ranch Saturday returning SIM
day.
Geo. b. MAR, Sr., Editor of the
Galloway Courier was among the
friendly callers at this Office Sat-
urday.
Senator Currie left Saturday
morning from Sargent with a
car load of horses for the Chicago
market. M@
Jules Haumont the stalwart
Republican and prosperous farmer
of Garfield was city visitor last
Saturday.
Mayor Ellison of Ansley was in
the city Saturday. He attended
the meeting of the county central
committee.
| Rev. Epley of York, was a
friendly caller Saturday morning.
He came up Saturday to hold a
quarterly meeting.
| Messrs Upton and Wahl have
lust completed the frame work of
a fine residence for Phil Camp.
bell on his South Loup ranch.
l. p. Mills of Arnold was a
friendly caller at this Office Sat-
Iurday. He was over to attend
ne central committee meeting.
[ Jas. Fairfield and DR.. Robinson
of Mason attended the meeting
of the republican county central
committee in this city Saturday.
| Rev. S. w. Richards was called
to Merna Tuesday to preach the
funeral of Troy Wells an old
resident of the county who died
Monday morning. N
| A. H. Copsey represented West
erville at the meeting of the
county central committee in this
city Saturday. This Office ac-
knowledges friendly call.
| The Broken Bow Equality club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Clara A. Young Friday evening,
May 10. All are cordially invit-
ed to attend. Julia Willis, Sec.
| c. ]. Stevens of Ansley has
bought the stock of goods at Cal
laway owned by Thompson, Rub
lee & Stevens Co., with the view
of moving the goods to Ansley.
| S. C. Waldron and Lois Blixt
of Elm township were in the city
saturday attending the meeting
of the republican county central
committee. This Office acknow-
lodges friendly call.
| M. A. Walters and wife return
ed Tuesday night from Eddy
vile, where they were called
Sunday by telegram, announcing
that Mrs. Walters father was
dying. They remained over to
the funeral.
| Rev. D. Augustus Shelter of
the Presbyterian church of this
city was officially installed as
lpastor last Thursday night. DR..
Clark of Grand Island, and DR..
Ray of Fullerton, were the in
stalling officials.
| Martha Ellen Parkhurst, who
has been in the asylum for some
time, died at Lincoln, May H..
Her remains were shipped here
for interment Monday night.
The funeral was held in the NJ.
II. church tuesday morning,
Rev. Trites in charge.
| The attention of the readers of
the REPUBLICAN is called to the
!. hail insurance advertisement of j.
A. Harris in this issue. The ST.
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
Company is the one represented
formerly by w. d. Blackwell OF
this place. It's reputation for
fair dealing is we'll established in
this community.
M. M. Parkhurst of Rose Val.
ley, was a pleasant caller Satur-
day. He informs us that he is
planning to take a trip in a
wagon to the Black Hills basin,
! accompanied by his wife and