Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-01-22

Wy tnSii Saoe requiring Jury
James Osborne aud Hugh Ken
meyer will assist Upton and
Wahl in the erection of M. E.
Harris residence at Westerville,
Editor Gonzales of Columbia,
South Carolina, who was coward
~ shot by Lieut.. Gov. Tillman
last week, died Monday at 100 p.
m. His murderer is in jail.
The grand jury in Chicago has
found indictments against forty
five coal dealers and corporations
for conspiring against the public
welfare in withholding coal in
order to increase the price.
The Ladies Library Associa-
ton will serve a New England
supper in the Chrystal drug store
building, Saturday, January 81,
1908, from $50 to 1880 p. m.
Admission, IS cents. Home
made cakes and candies for sale.
Andrew Horn, who has been
clerking in the Wilson & Drake
dry goods store for the past two
years has accepted a position in
general store at Cozad. He ex-
poets to move next week. Mr..
Horn is fine young man, a good
citizen and it is with regret his
many friends here see him leave
the town.
Supervisor Mcclure of Arnold,
informs us that a number of
cattle have died from the corn
stalk disease in his vicinity this
winter. While he has lost only
two, his neighbors have lost as
high as eight and ten. ]. d.
Haskell is the heaviest looser he
having lost forty five head by
turning them into the stalks.
He says none of the remedies pre-
scribed seemed to have any effect.
Two loads of young people
went out to Prairie Center last
Friday evening" to attend bas-
ket social. One corwd was got
ten up by Prof. Garlich and the
other by the pupils of the ninth
and tenth grades of the city
schools. The baskets sold al
from SO cents to $500. There
was $29 taken in. The proceeds
were to buy an organ. The par
ties report having an excellent
time.
! A farmer who lives less than a
hundred miles from Galloway put
out notice last summer which
read: "This farm for sale. SO
per acre" Alittle later he chang
ed it to "$11 per acre" A few
days ago we passed the sign,
which now reads 1914 per acre. "
If, a few more jumps upward at
that rate don't land Jess Candy
back in the republican party we
will give him up as a hopeless
case. ~Callaway Courier.
! MARRIED:-At the parsonage
of the u. B. church, Wednesday,
January Ia, at 3 p. III. Mr..
Orien O. Nelmor, of Lincoln
county and Miss Matte r. Pur'
cell of Lincoln county were unit
ed in the Holy Bonds Of Matri
mony; Rev. w. F. Perry, officiat
ing. The groom is one of Lin
coin county's enterprising ant
prosperous farmers, and the bride
has large circle of friends ant
, is highly esteemed in her com
, munity and by all who know her
: May happiness and prosperit,
5 bless this union.
! DIED:-GRIM. AT his residenc
south of the city Sunday Januar
t IS, Joshua M. Grim, very sudden
/ ly of heart disease. He was
a man of industry, a good citize
n and enjoyed the esteem of al
y who knew him. He leaves
: wife and three grown up child
n rem, two sons and one daughte
y to mourn his death. He was
e years old. The funeral service
t were held Tuesday morning a
n IL o'clock at the residence, Rev
e Geo. p. Trites officiating. II,
n remains were laid to rest in til
e Broken Bow Cemetery.
The Colorado house of repr
[. sentatives has voted to unse;
s four of the democrat membe,
r. elected from Arapahoe count,
d where fraud was alleged to hay
lie given them a majority. The r
y port of one of the investigator
+ committee to unseat the fiftee
e. democrats from that county f,
p the same reason was defeated |
III a vote of "a to 81. This DIV