Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-04-03
Ansley gave a majority Of % for

at once to j, Il. Smith.
Henry Moore, who has been
visiting in Illinois for several
months, returned home this
morning.
Mrs. IL. ID. Gallup, who has
spent the winter with relatives
in New Jersey, returned to the
city last week.
c. II. Kennedy of the Com
mercial has recently had built
new bus to run between the
depot and hotel.
Lexington is another town
that staid by its former convic-
tons last Tuesday by electing a
majority of the council against
saloon license.
O. II. Conrad, son and daughter
Arthur and Viola drove over to
Gothenburg, Sunday to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Allen Fadlcy,
They returned last night.
]. b. Moore, the abstracter has
a large new sign that adornS the
front of his Office calling atten-
ton that his Office is the place to
get reliable abstracting done.
Our dealers quote heavy hogs
at So. 20 per hundred today and
steers $500 to $3.50; butter 20
cents; eggs II; potatoes S1.25
and onions at S1.50. How is
that for republican times?
O. c. Murphey of Anselmo, is
in the city today. He reports
that his stock has gone through
the winter i'll fine shape. Out Of
800 head of cattle kept on the
home ranch he only lost one.
Have your eyes tested by the
famous Opthalomcter just inven-
ted, The most complete and eX-
pensivc instrument made for
testing the eyes. No charge.
Solid gold and rolled gold frames
at less than half the regular
price.
Mrs. Ada Philpot, formerly of
this place, but who has been a
resident of Michigan for the
past eight years, arrived III The
city yesterday morning on visit
of a week or ten days. She has
a house in the eastern part of the
city she is Offering to sell cheap.
The attention of the farmers
is called to the advertisement Of
the Broken Bow Roller Mills of
this city i'll which you are offered
any brand of their flour in any
amount at cost price. This is
the place to lay i'll supply for
the season, and show your ap-
probation of home industry.
| G, M. Blowers was over from
Arnold Tuesday. He reports the
marriage of n. J. Maryland of
Cripple Creek, to Miss Hattie NJ
Robertoer, in the M. f. church
| Sunday, Rev. Webster officiating.
| An elaborate wedding supper
was served to large number of
invited guests in the Degree of
Homer Hall.
| While w. w. Burton was haul
ing d load of lumber to his place
east of town last Wednesday. the
wind blew the lumber over onto
the horses throwing Mr.. Burton
off the wagon and causing the
team to runaway. They ran
through barb wire fence and
| down into deep canyon and be-
came entanglcd in the harness.
No damage was done to horses or
wagon. Western Round Up.
Will Montgomery of Milburn,
IS in the city in the interest of
the West Union, Round Valley
Swiss Valley Telephone company
with the view of either connect
ing with the Central Telephone
Company at this place or of
establishing a station in this
city. The REPUBLICAN would
be pleased to see connections
made with the Central company
on satisfactory terms to both
parties as it would afford better
service than could an Indepen.
dent station.
Sample copies of the monthly
magazine Good Housekeeping,
the Orange Judd Farmer, week
ly, and the Weekly World
Herald may be inspected at this
Office. The REPUBLICAN ha:
received authority to continue
the offer of all three of these
publications to one person fo
one year for S1,25, including
without extra charge, the hand
some large Autographed picture
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