Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-04-10
School warrants wanted. High
est market prices paid. 4S-4o
J. NJ. KIMBERL1NG.

spent Tuesday and Wednesday
visiting with relatives and
friends.
Rev. Claud Hobson of Hoosier
valley and J. NJ. Esley aud FAM
lily of Dunning, were in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. Stevens, a deputy organ
izer of the Highlanders is in the
city looking after the interests of
the lodge at this place
f. f. Mcclure went to Omaha
last Tuesday morning to attend
meeting of the High committee
of the Foresters of which he is a
member. He returned Sunday
morning.
Rev. Shelter Pastor of the
Presbyterian church and Jas.
Whitehead went to Kearney
Tuesday to attend the session of
the Presbytery. Mr.. Whitehead
returned home last night.
Ncr Hartley has put down a
new walk in front of his rcsid-
ence property on west Maine
street. He suggests that some
of his neighbors could benefit the
public as we'll as improve their
property by doing Likewise.
Have your eyes tested by the
famous Opthalometer just inven-
ted. The most complete and eX-
pensive instrument made for
testing the eyes. No charge.
Solid gold and rolled gold frames
at less than half the regular
price.
A. H. Copsey of Westerville,
was a friendly caller at this Office
Monday. He informs us that
the Forward boy who accidently
shot himself last week was his
grandson. The account of the
accident is given by our Wester-
Vile correspondent.
Oscar Englsjcrd of Round
Valley, called Tuesday and had
his subscription advanced an
other year. Mr.. Englesjerd made
a trip to Norway last fall and
only returned few weeks ago.
He reports having enjoyed his
trip very much and saw many
things of interest on his journey.
The enterprising firm of
Wilson & Drake has something
special for the readers of the
REPUBLICAN this week in form of
a four colum advertisement. If
You are in the market for any
thing in their line it will pay you
to take time to read it over and
then call on them and see their
mammoth stock.
Dora, the twelve year old
daughter of Mrs. Lille King OF
this city who has been sick for
several weeks was required tc
submit to surgical operation
last Friday caused by All abcess
of the lungs resulting from
pleurisy. At this writing
the patient is reported as getting
along nicely. Drs. Talbot has
charge of the case.
The Central Telephone Com
pany will soon begin the con
struction of party line extend
ing northwest from Broken Bow
connecting J. G. Painter, Hoga
boone, Tyson, Barrett, JeffordS,
Reese, Johnson, North Bigger
, staff, Omstead, Ream ant
E Russom. Another eXtention has
, been arranged from Weissert tC
, Elton and from Westerville t.
Arcadia connecting the principa
farmers in Lee Park.
Miss Lotto Richards gave ;
reception to her Sunday schoo
class Tuesday afternoon. He
class consists OF about thirty fly
boys and they were nearly al
present. The boys report havini
enjoyed fine time from 4 p. III
until about 9 o'clock when the
returned to their homes. Ii
addition to the amusement
their teacher had provided fo
. the boys an elegant supper whic'
was served and relished by all.
F. c. Embree of Ortello vale
passed through here last Frida
on his way home from an ovel
land trip with his team an
wagon to Lee Park and Maso
City. AT Lee Park he laid in
supply of alfalfa seed to SOW o
his valley farm. AT Mason Cit
ba hOIICrht n boron orb bred pol