Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-09-04
J. G.. Brenizer went to Lincoln
today to the state fair.

- W. DlCulLCl "Cul W l]luNolll
today to the state fair.
The state fair is in session this
week. 1t is reported as being
one of the best ever held.
Mrs. Nj. Kelsey who was report
ed seriously i'll last week is
very much improved.
Mrs. Ed. McComas who has
been quite sick several days, we
are pleased to report is GONZALES
cent.
c. w. Young of Maine, is Wis
iting in the city with his cousin,
f. II. Young. Mr.. Young has
large property interests i'll the
county.
Mrs. ]. J. Snyder returned
home Friday night from her old
home in Pennsylvania, where
She has been on a visit for the
last two months.
Prof. Bruner of the state Uni
versity is to be one of the speak
ers at the old settlers picnic to be
held at WeSterville i'll Welsh's
grove Saturday September l3.
Claude and Cam Vail have
leased the Schroeder laundry
building with the view of putt
ing in steam laundry. The
carpenters went to work on the
building yesterday morning to
repair and fit it up for use.
G. Hiser of Mason City was
renominated for Supervisor in
district No. I. Mr.. Hiser has
filled the position ably the past
two years and is better qualified
by his experience for the next
term. The selection was the
right thing.
A popular feature of Ringing
Brothers circus is the preliminary
concert given by Ganweiler's
military band, in the great hippo
drome pavilion, during the hour
preceding the performance.
There are forty members of this
band, and each one is a soloiSt.
The Business college was open
eSl1ast Monday. Prof. Roush in
forms us that the enrolment is in
excess of 80, which is a good
showing for the first week. He
has more instructors and pays
them better wages than any other
schools of the kind in the state.
A. e. Anderson has moved to
the Haeberle building two doors
east of the Cnster National Bank
with his Jewellery store. He has
his room nicely fitted up and fine
stock of good where he invites
his old customers as well as new
ones to visit him.
Thirty great principal and
menagrie riders are with Ringing
Bros. circus, which shortly ex-
hibits in this city. Among the
most famous are the Davenports,
the Hobsons, Frederick and
Augusta Schadel, Julia Lowande,
John and Michael Rooney, Rhoda
Royal, Madame Royal, Charles
Carroll and the famous prince of
horsemen, John O'Brien.
Ringing Bros, aquarium,
which is one of many features in
the geological display of the
Worlds Greatest Shows, comprise
a wonderfully complete collection
of hippopotami, sea lions, seals,
Polar bears and other water
frequenting animals, together
with superb display of water
fowl, including scores Of pelicans,
storks, tlamingoes and wild game.
| Judge Reese, of Broken Bow,
while attending the reunion in
| AnSley las week, lost a valuable
| e.. A. X. badge, which was pre-,
scented to him year ago by the
national commander of the G.. A
} h. For IS cents he had an adj
vertisement published in Th,
Chronicle, and Wednesday it wa,
} returned to him, Horace WelCl
having found it. More evidenc,
that advertising pays.-Ansle,
Chronicle.
w. II. Aud of Lincoln was
, city visitor Tuesday. Recogniz
, ing the sir me as being famil
lar, we inquired of the gentlema1
/, if he knew Tom Aud of Knox
) vile. To our surprise he inform
ed us that he was the man. w
|, were well acquainted with hin
! and his people when we wer
: boys. Thirty years had inter