Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-16

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been visiting with her parents of
this city for the past two or three
weeks, returned to Lexington
Sunday.
John Davis of Ansley, was a
city visitor Monday. He bought
another quarter section of land OF
Jas. Ledwich while in the city,
that joins his Ansley ranch.
The summer school will open
June Is, and continue six weeks.
Profs. J. Nj. Scott, b. Il. Haw-
thorne, T.. A. Garlich, with an
other assistant teacher will be
the instructors.
ID. f.. Bauder has contracted
to build a large frame dwelling
house for d. l.. Burdick on his!
farm on Ash Creek. Mr.. Bapfer
is to furnish the material and
complete building.
We notice from the Galloway
Queen that Prof. Garlich, Miss
Nell GuttcrSon and Miss Adah
Bowen of this city were promin-
ent factors in the concert given
Monday night of last week by
the Galloway Coronet Band.
Roy Barnard of the Loup Valley
Queen and f. w. Conley of the
Galloway Tribune represented
the south west quarter of the
county at the meeting of the Ed
itorial Association in this city
Monday night.
The special clubbing offer Of
$1.S5 for the REPUBLICAN and
Nebraska Farmer for a year has
been extended. This will give
every farmer in Custer county
that does not get these papers a
chance to get both for little more
than the price of one.
The Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Christian church
will give Book Social" at the
home of the pastor, southeast
corner Realty block, Friday even
ing, April II. Program, refresh-
ments and amusements. All are
invited to come and bring a book
suitable for a c. f. library.
Gertie Brewer, who moved to
Broken Bow Monday, was given
pleasant surprise on Saturday
afternoon by thirty of her school
mates from the intermediate
room. Outdoor games gave
relish to the appetizing lunch
served at five o'clock. The little
friends presented Gertie with a
brooch and sash. Galloway
Oneen.
John Weheling of the West
Table shipped 20 hogs and a car
of cattle to Omaha the first of
the month for which he received
a handsome sum of money. The
hogs brought him ST., 5000 and
the cattle which consisted OF ten
cows, ten calves, two old cows
an dtwo bulls brought him $9ll. 40.
Two steer calves ten months old
brought him 10000.
Prof. Harry Trumbuil Sutton,
professor of eloquence, Cotner
University, will give an enter
tainment in elocution at the
opera house, Saturday evening,
April IS. The program consists
of a variety of humorous and
pathetic selections. Prof Sutton
is one of the best elocutionists in
the west and this entertainment
will be treat. Tickets at post
Office store, Csc.
The churches of the city made
specially of celebrating Easter
Sunday in honor of Christ's rcsur.
rection. AT the Baptist church
four services were held during
the day and evening in com
memorotion of the event. The
pastor preached a sermon in the
morning on the on the resurrec'
ton. Special music was furnish,
ed By chorus of 40 voices ot
boys and girls and solo by
Supt. LEWIS. In the Afternoon
the Junior Il. Y. =. u. had speci
al commemorative exercises. Al
p. III. under the auspices of the
Senior b. y. Il. u. the pastor
gave Stereopticon lecture on
views of the seems leading up t.
the crucifXion, burial, resur
rection and ascension of the
Saviour and at s p. III. the Sun
day School rendered a program
consisting of songs, recitation
and dialogues commemorative o