Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-24
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

a friendly caller Friday.
WANTED-A good cook.
off Willis Caldwell.
Alpha Morgan returned last
Friday from a ten days outing at
Dome Lake, Wyoming.
Senator Currie was in the city
Monday and Tuesday looking
after matters of business.
F. C. Mendee solicitor for the
Omaha Daily News was friend
ly caller at this Office Saturday.
II. c. Baldwin and family, left
yesterday morning for Colorado,
with-the view of remaining per-
mently.
Mrs. J. c. Bowen left Tuesday
night for Denver, with the view
of stopping off few days. at
Alliance.
Nc George of Cumro, was a
friendly caller Monday. He
brought up two of his daughters
to attend the institute.
]. c. Bowen and J. J. Wilson
returned Sunday from Dome
Lake, Wyoming where they
spent two weeks fishing and
hunting.
E. r. Purcell is off on a vaca-
ton south. He will visit
Memphis, Tenn, and on his re-
turn his wife who is in Kansas,
will accompany him home.
The REPUBLICAN Office acknow-
lodges social call Tuesday from
State Supt. Fowler. He was ac-
companied by J. ]. Tooley, and
Will S. Heitzman of Lincoln.
F. A. Dunn of Dunning, spent
Sunday in our city. He return
ed home Sunday evening, accom-
panied by Miss Rose Fees, who
has been employed in our city
Tor several weeks.
| ID. c. konkle of Weissert, who
recently bought property in the
city, was friendly caller yester-
day. He informs us that he ex-
poets to move to the city about
the first of September.
The Supreme court has issued
another decision on the fire and
police board case of Omaha in
which it reverses it's former opin-
ion and orders the Governor to
appoint the police board.
| L. E. Picket of Galloway made
this Office a friendly visit Satur-
day and had his subscription
credited up to 1908. Mr.. Pickett
for the past two years has been
associated with the Galloway
Touring mill.
Mrs. L. E. Kirkpatrick return
ed Sunday from Washington
where she has been visiting for
several weeks. Miss Holcomb of
Indiana who accompanied her re-
turned with her and stopped off
to visit relatives in this vicinity.
M. C. Warrington of Mason
City was county seat visitor
yesterday. Mr.. Warrington re-
ports that the winter wheat and
, rye crop which is unusually large
in his vicinity is all in shock and
in fine shape and that oats har.
vest is under way.
The suit brought against the
B. & M. railroad company by
. Mrs. Ursula Tuttle for the los:
of her husbands life in the recen
. Hyannis wreck has been settled
on payment by the company O
$3.50 The case was tried il
{. the Omaha courts by mutua
agreement of both parties. TIL,
Alliance Herald.
e w. H. Osborne Sr. left us
j sample of his potatoes Monda,
d that caps anything we have ye
seen. They are of the earl
I Ohio variety. From one stall
were five large potatoes tina
grew under the ground and o.
, the vine which had five prongs
3. none of which are over twelv
inches long are 80 well formed
n potatoes varying in size from
(. large pea to quails egg.
Prof. Roush has bought tn
double building, formerly occupi
.g ed by Wilson & Drake, the dru
ID store building, formerly occupie
e by Ed. McComas, on the mort
- side, and are having them fitte
<. up for his business college
o. When complete, they will b