Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-30
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Local
Mention.
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Judge Rhodes of Mason City,
made this office a friendly call
Saturday.
The firemen will give their an
nual ball Thanksgiving night at
the opera house.
w. H. Andrews of Galloway
spent several days this city last
week attending court.
A. G. Hoffman and ]. H. Nc
Guire of Arnold, were city visitors
Monday and Tuesday.
John Hastin gs and Tom Finlen
are putting teams and rigs in the
Checkered front barn and will do
a general livery business.
c. O. Lind, register of deeds
who spent several days looking
after the thrashing of his grain
in Wayne township, returned
home Sunday.
The Ladies Guild will hold
Halloween Party at the Opera
House, Friday evening, Oct. 81.
Everybody invited. Admission,
including refreshments, 15c.
Owing extra political matter
we are compelled to omit our
correspondents this week as
we'll as several other matters
that will appear next week.
A cyclone of fun from start to
finish, every thing new and nov
ell is what the Brosc'Commedians
promise at tn eNorth Side opera
house Saturday night November
9TH.
The c. w. B. M. will hold an
open session and render very
interesting program Sunday even
ing, November 9, at the Christian
church. All are cordially in
vited.
Joe. Holcomb's eight year old
boy fell from, the spring wagon
Yesterday and baoke his arm just
celow the elbow. He brought
him to town and had the fracture
reduced.
w, ]. Taylor, the pop candidate
for the State Senate, was in the
city Monday, presumably looking
after his political fences, witch we
understand are in bad state OF
repair throughout the district.
Bob Skinner and wife, who
have travelled in the northwest
during the summer are again al
home. Ma. Skinner reports hav.
: ing enjoped the trip. They trav'
e cid with team and ca mping out
' fit.
The Young Peoples Society o.
the Baptest Church will hold {
Fall Rally on Friday evening, a
7:3O at the church. A pleasing
. program has been announced anC
! an enjoyable evening is antici
l pated.
For Brose Commedian Enter
h, tainment ever ticket is sold on
X guarantee to refund your none.
y if you are not satisfied. Remem
t Der the date at the North Sid
a Opera House, Saturday night
d November 7.
u On the 18th Fred Ream an
Miss Ethel Coleman were married
= The bride is the daughter of Mi
and Mrs. |. A. Coleman of Mern
IS and the groom the son of Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. d. Ream of Custer Center
- The REPUBLICAN extends congr;
s. tulationS to them.
q a The Ladies Aid Society Of tn
II Baptist church were entertaine
/, by Mrs. c. S. Martin at her fin
home Wednesday afternoon froi
- ,, to 5,oclock; Nearly the entil
l, membership availed itself of til
e, opportunity to become better a
III quainted and enjoy the hospital
be ty of their genial hostess n
IL expense was too great, no ettio
p too laborious to insure the plea
- ure of all. The unqualified a
"a az probation expressed attested II
- we'll merrited success of the o
- casion.
Carl, son of w, B. Eastha
: met with quite serious accide
g Tuesday evening. He wit
70 a number of boys were followir
McGraw,s steam threshing m
chine, that CHANGED to be pa
sing the north side school hou
at the close of school, with t
engine and trap wagon attache
for Carl, by some means fell from t
s@S trap wagon, when one of t
10. wheels passed over him, breakil
IA his collar bone. Fortunately
By was not otherwise seriously hi