Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-08-14
Local
NJ entiOn,
Observation-Disclosures

ing on putting in steam laun-
dry.
Jas Cosner painted the John
Robinson honse in Fleming valley
this week.
John Amsberry of Mason City,
was looking after business mat
ters in the city Monday.
WANTED College students to
board, and rooms to rent.
Sill MRS. EVA MARTIN.
Geo. Willing attended the
meeting of retail hardware deal
erS at Omaha last week.
S. w. Richards and daughters
went to Merna Monday night
to attend Rev. Bentley's tent
meetings.
Mrs. J. II. Woods and son, Neal,
went to Broken Bow the first of
week for visit with friends and
relatives. Citizen.
w. J. Woods went to Thedford
Tuesday hight, on receipt of a
telegram that John Shanly was
dead, to prepare the body for
burial.
The little child of Licurgus
Deal had its shoulder dislocated
last Sunday in some manner. DR..
Greer was called and replaced
the injured member. Queen.
Clair Cox, the day operator at
the b. q Nj. II. h. station of this
city has resigned. We under
stand that he has secured a more
lucrative position with the u. p.
railroad.
f. h. Purcell returned last
week from a trip south. He re-
turned by the way of Kansas,
and his wife, who has been visit
ing there several weeks, returned
home with him.
b. J. Tierney sold Otto Rhyn-
hart of Westerville, fine 2-year-
old Durham bull this week.
The animal was but ? years old
and tipped the beam at 1850
pounds, -Ansley Citizen.
w. S. Turnbull sold to the Be-
atriCe Creamery Co. at Broken
Bow, Neb. S2S.0S worth of butter
fat in the month of July from 7
cows and supplied family of ten
with milk and butter besides.
Ask him if it pays to milk COWS?
Misses Zadee and Nellie Ans
berry of Mason City were visit
ing in the city the latter part
of last week and the first part of
this. They came Friday night.
Iadee returned home Monday
with her father who drove up
Sunday afternoon and Nellie re-
turned on A Tuesday.
O. b. Holm of Emporia' Kan
Sas, brother of Mrs. John Schro-
der, arrived last Friday morning
in the city in time to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Schroeder. a sis
ter of Mr.. Schroeder, accompanied
by her husband Nicoli Cook OF
Washington county, arrived
Thursday night. Mr.. Holm is
still here assisting in her buiS.
ness affairs.
Jurgen Schmidt and family
are again back to good old Custer
county. They went to Oregon
! last spring with the intention o.
making their home in that state
but Mr.. Schmidt did not fine
Oregon to be what he thought i
was, SO he concluded to return tC
this county and again take VI
his residence among us. He has
purchased his old farm and says
"Custer county is good enough
for me. '-Transcript.
We are in receipt of a sample
copy OF the Enterprise Index o
West Liberty, Iowa. We motto,
that a former Broken Bow boy
& Bent Osborne has bought hal
3 interest in the paper and vii
/ have charge of the editorial an,
= news department. Bent ha
!; been gone from here eight or tie
% years and has had steady imploy
% ment in a store in West Liberty
q and has proved himself a stead
6 and competant young man. II
% learned the printers trade whe
'o a boy in this city, and with hi
4 years of experience in bushes
: is well equipped for his new duties
+, The REPUBLICAN congratulate
f Bent on the step he has take
and wish him success. In tn