Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-04
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j. II. Ullom Of Nlilburn, was a
Sity visitor Saturday,
Will Montgomery of Milburn,
was IN the city Friday making
proof on his land.
Stillman Gates and wife rep
resented the Gates School in the
County Sunday School Conven-
ton.
f. II. Young went to Omaha
Tuesday morning to attend the
meeting of Grand Masonic
Lodge.
DIR. ~. A. Leach of Galloway,
was a delegate to the Sunday
school convention the first of
the week.
Miss Gena Ryan of Lodi, was
in the city the first of the week
attending the county Sunday
school convention.
Grace Longmore and sister
represented the Sunday school,
near Galloway at the Sunday
school convention in this city.
Westerville and Sargent play
ed a closely contested game of
ball at Sargent Decoration Day.
The score was 10 to in favor of
Sargent.
w. d. Hall and daughter Mablc
of Sargent, were in attendance at
the County Sunday School Con-
vention held in this city Sunday
and Monday.
w. H. Kimberley, Sunday
School Missionary, who was in
attendance at the Sunday school
convention, returned to Lincoln
Tuesday morning.
The Custer National Bank has
put in a new fire and burglar
proof safe of the latest pattern.
1t is nodded of Mancense steel.
1t has two time locks.
Chas. II. Davy and w. e.
Dickman of Oconto, represented
lthe Union Sunday school of
Oconto, at the county convention
in this city the first of the week !.
Miss Mamie Cooper has been
elected teacher OF the primary
room at Ansley. She was also
elected at Sargent but will ac-
ccpt the Ansley school, so we are
informed.
Prof. Zahn, who has held the
position of principal of the Ans
ley school has declined the posi-
tian. l.. w. Wimberly of Uni
versity Place has been elected to
fill the vacancy.
Rev. S. c. Caldwell, A. B.
Cornish and wife and Mrs. Louise
Johnston of Lodi, were delegates
to the Sunday School Convention
held in this city the first of the
week from the Baptist Sunday
School of that place.
| Notwithstanding the unfavor-
able weather the County Sunday
School Convention held in this
city Sunday and Monday was
we'll attended. Sunday afternoon
and evening large congregations
assembled. There were 40 or sc
delegates present.
Sunday afternoon and Sunday
night, Prof. II. M. Steideley,
state field secretary, and Miss
Mamie Harris, field secretary
of, the primary department of the
Sunday school work, each de.
| livered two excellent addresses a
the Sunday school convention.
w. ID. Hall and A. b. Hartley
of Sargent, have formed part.
nership in the real estate insur
anCe and loan business of thar
. place. The REPUBLICAN car
!, heartily recommend this new firm
! to those who have business il
their line in the vicinity of Sar
gent. See their card in this issue
of the REPUBLICAN.
} Fred Rhine left Saturday morn
ing May 80, for England, wher,
| he goes with the intention of re
maing permanently. We predic
that if he lives and is able t.
make the trip that he will b,
back to Broken Bow inside oil
twelve months. The member
of the A. O. u. w. accompanied
. him to the train to bid him gooC
bye and wish HIM a pleasant an,
safe journey. Just before board
I, ing the train Willis Caldwell pre-
scented him with an A. O. u. w
gold watch charm in behalf o