Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-07-17
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he REPUBLICAN ana Inter
Ocean, S1.50.
S. G. Brace of Sargent, was i'll
our city Monday.
l.. w. Wilson of Msrna, was a
city visitor Tuesday.
Elmer d. Johnson of Merna,
spent Sunday in orr city.
G. w. Keller of New Helena
was city visitor Tuesday.
J. O. Russell of Anslev, was
city visitor he first of the week.
Roy Thompson and wife of
Galloway, spent Sunday in our
city.
c. S. Martin was a passenger
on Tuesday mornings train for
Omaha.
Henry Kelley of Anselmo, was
a business visitor in the city
Monday.
II. II. Andrews of Galloway,
was transaCting business in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Maude Farrell went to
Thedford Tuesday night on a
few days visit.
A. J. Elliott and wife of the
Grand Central, were Sargent
visitors Wednesday.
The Mason City band furnish
ed music for the Old Settlers
Picnic at Merna yesterday.
Bell and Blanch Cosner went to
Merna Tuesday night on 43, to
spend few days visiting with
relatives.
F. S. Morris, supervisor from
Sargent, reports crops of all
kinds exceptionally good in his
vicinity.
The county board of supervis-
ors convened in regular session
Tuesday morning with all mem-
bers present.
w. II. Scherr has sold his resi-
dence property south of the
court house to A. w. Holcobnb
Consideration $3.50.
Little Miss Elma Ream return
ed home Tuesday morning, after
few days of rustication in the
country at Sam Haines'.
Fla. Bertran has sold his milk
route to A. H. Stuckey, who is
now supplying the citizens of
the city, that do not keep a COW,
with milk.
Mrs L. A. Kiser of Grand Is
land who is visiting in this vi
cinity went to Merna Tuesday
evening to visit old acquaintences
in that vicinity.
A. H. Copsey of Westerville,
who will be one of the members
of the Legislature from Custer
county next winter, was a friend
ly caller Monday. He reports
the fall grain about all in the
shock in his vicinity.
ID. S. Baldwin of Colorado, who
is here visiting his brother II. G.
made this Office a friendly call
Tuesday. The Baldwin family
will dispose of their house hold
furniture and accompany the
brother to Colorado where they
expect to reside in the future.
d. l.. Herrick of Ash Creek,
left with us Tuesday a fine sam
pie of rye that he had grown this
season. 1t measured five feet
five inches. 1t is a sample of
not only the rye but of the
magnificent growth of straw of
all small grain this season in
Custer county and what is better
the heads are all well filled.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges
the receipt of copy of the
Seattle Daily Times Of July 4
which gives an extensive account
of the launching of the Keel,
Nebraska and the prominent part
taken by Gov. Savage and his
Staff. The Governor and Staff
were very cordially received and
entertained by the citizens of
Seattle and the state of Wash
ington.
f. l.. Beal, who was called to
Missouri some four weeks ago by
the serious illness of his mother
returned home Tuesday morning.
Before he left his mother had so
greatly improved that she was
able to be up. Elgin visited
points in Kansas, Iowa and Hi
nois before returning home. He
says the crops are exceptionally
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