Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12
Local
Mention,
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friendly caller at this Office Tues
day.
G.. Il. Gorsage of Westerville,
was friendly caller at this Office
Monday.
J. c. Maulick of Seneca, Kan
sas, spent several days in the
city last week.
Mrs. T. w. Dean and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Montgomery, were Wis
iting in the city Friday.
Peter Ryerson is assisting in
McComas' drug store during the
absence of Mr.. McComas.
Mrs. Micheal Morrisey, and
her grandson, Carl Dean, went to
Alliance Monday morning.
Miss Laura and Fanny Perk-
ms came over from Taylor Sat-
urday to attend the summer
school.
Mrs. V. c. Talbot came down
from Dunniug Sunday morning
and is visiting in this city with
relatives.
Jas. Lindley came down Mon
day morning with three of his
daughters, who are attending
the summer school.
Ed. Myers returned Friday
night from Lincoln, where he
has been attending the State
University the past year.
Ray Armour arrived home Sat-
urday night from Lincoln, where
he has been in attendance at the
State University the past year.
AL. Johnson, who has been
prospecting in the west for sew
eral months, has returned to
Broken Bow, and will continue
in business with L. E. Kirkpat-
rick.
Roy Thompson and wife, of
Galloway, were in the city Fri
day, the guests of Roy's parents.
Roy reports business good at Cal
laway.
r. d. Campbell of Weissert,
was welcome caller at this
Office Friday. He reports hav-
ing as fine field of winter
wheatas he ever saw grow.
Mrs. ] e. Logan of Arnold, has
recently located in this city with
the view of having her children,
two boys and one girl, attend the
Broken Bow Business and Normal
College.
II. ]. Arthur of Coburg, was
one of several of his neighbors
before the county board in oppo-
sition to road that was being
petitioned for from Dry Valley
to Sargent Monday.
/. A. Johanson was at Lincoln
last week taking examination be-
fore the Nebraska Board of
Pharmacy. He now holds oerti-
ficates from the the state boards
of Iowa and Nebraska.
Miss Navy Pierson, who for
several years has been steno-
grapher for c. l.. Gutterson,
went to Lincoln Sunday morn
ing, with the view of remaining
permanently. Rumor has it that
she is to be married soon.
Ed. McComas and wife, and L.
w. Wilson and wife, of Merna,
left Sunday morning for the Pa
cific coast. They expect to visit
upper and lower California, Ore.
gon and Washington, and attend
the launching of the battleshir
Nebraska at Seattle on July 4th,
! w, E. Baker has moved his
billiard tables to the room of N
Gliem's tailor shop, recently va.
Gated. Mr.. Glen has moved
his shop to rooms on the second
floor of the same building, and
the room vacated by Mr.. Baker
is being fitted up for a bowling
alley by Mr.. Huff.
Fred Rhine, city clerk, ha
collected $500 of the city occupa
tion tax, which leaves only abou
5 500 yet to collect, besides $500
from each of the insurance com
panies doing business in the city
The latter tax goes to the fir,
companies of the city. All tn
8 business men of the city hav
9 been given an opportunity to pa,
: their occupation tax, but it ap
Z pears that they are a few VIII
g hope to stand the matter off a
. several have done in previou
" Ware Mr. Riana ;nfort,,c 4,