Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-05

the United States passed into
history at II o'clock last night.
A. M. Smith, p. Sullivan and
B. j. Sillivan came over from
Sargent yesterday returning to-
day.
Jesse VanBuskirk of Merna,
has leased the Globe barn. He
took possession the first of the
week.
S. c. Waldron of Over, made
this Office friendly call yester-
day. Mr.. Waldron is wintering
100 head of cate, which he says
are doing we'll.
Will Frey has sold half inter-
est in his stock to Newt. Marcus
and leased him his ranch, where
he has moved and taken charge
of the property.
Papineau & Drake, contractors
and builders, have built a car
penter shop for themselves on the
east side of Fourth avenue just
north of Johnson's blacksmith
shop.
President Roosevelt has issued
a proclamation converting the
senate in extra session today to
pass upon the canal treaty with
other important matters that
were not disposed of in the regu-
lar session.
Eliza E. Peacock, who bought
the Freed barber shop a few
weeks ago has sold the shop to
r. J. Holman Mr.. Holman is
a professional in the tonsooial
art and we predict for him
success.
Chris Sharper of Mason City,
was IN the city Saturday making
final proof before the clerk of the
district court on 40 acre tract
of land. Jacob Cover and c. H.
Hilderbrandt of Mason City,
were with him as witnesses.
This Office acknowledges a friend
lily call.
The Weary Willie Walker" is
the next attraction for the thea
ter patrons of Broken Bow. This
company is said to be first-class
in every particular, headed by
we'll known and popular young
actor, RUDE WEIGH, with Miss
Kitty Francis, next Wednesday
night, March IL, 1908.
DIRD. --TRMPLAR.- AT the
,, home of it's parents in Lillian,
!, February 20, 1908. Child of Mr..
, and Mrs. Geo. Templer. Age.
10 months and Is days. The
funeral was held Feb. 21st in the
Lillian School house. Rev. ]. r.
Teagarden preaching the sermon
and the remains were laid to rest
in the Lillian Cemetery.
, w. D. Grant, who has been
Employed at his trade in Urbana,
Illinois, for the past two years
, has accepted a position with
, Squires Bros. of this city. He
r returned Saturday morning and
| went to work Monday for Squires
Bros. in the tin and stove depart.
ment. His family will return in
June after the close of school
. which the children are now at
, tending.
Friday evening, March 6, the
r boys of the Broken Bow High
School Basket Ball Club will give
! a fine entertainment in the room
formerly occupied by John 6
{ Knerr in Realty block. Afte,
the entertainment will occur 4;
e matched game of basket ball
v The boys wish the presence of al
i who are interested in the welfar
n of the Broken Bow high school
There will be a small admission
of 15c for adults, and l0c 70
childrep.
The attention of the readers O
the REPUBLICAN is called to tn
article of Willis Caldwell on trees
Mr.. Caldwell is entitled to grea
credit for the interest he ha
manifested in tree planting il
the city and that resulted in S
many trees being planted las
spring. This spring, from pre-
sent indications will be an idea
one for planting trees and thos
who contemplate putting on
trees this season should see hir
at once about the number an
kinds wanted as he desires
order by car lot if possible as tn
trees thus shipped will be
better condition and more likel