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

J. A. Amsberry of Mason City,
is attending court this week as
juror.
District court convened Mon
day in this city, with Judge h.
NJ. Sullivan presiding.
Mrs. w. H. Reeder of Merna,
was city visitor Friday. Her
son, Clarence returned home with
her.
h. A. Moore of Kearney, is
looking after legal matters in
the district court in this city
this week.
Frank Marsh of Myrtle town
ship, made this Office a friendly
call Tuesday morning. He is
serving as juror.
We notice from the Sargent
Leader that Ex-Governor Savage
was visiting his old friends in
Sargent last week.
T. c. H. Bayerhoffer went to
Lincoln yesterday to attend the
farmers convention. He will Wis
it with friends week or ten days
before returning.
Adam Welgeo and wife of the
West Table, are the proud parents
of boy that was born to them
Sunday night. Mother and babe
reported getting along very
nicely.
The county board of supervis-
ors adjourned last Saturday for a
week when they will recouvene to
grind out the usual business made
necessary with the beginning of
the new year.
The management of the opera
house has succeeded in reducing
/ the reserved seat tickets in
"Other Peoples Money" to be
played here Saturday, January
"a, from S1.00 to SOC each.
L. A. Wells went to Lincoln
Tuesday. He was elected as a
delegate to the Farmers Cooper
alive convention. He will visit
his old home in the eastern part
of the state before returning.
G.. E. Caldwell, who was elect
ed as a delegate to the Farmers
Co-Operative Movement to be
held at Lincoln today went to
Lincoln Tuesday in order to take
inthe situation before the meet
ing convenes.
| Miss Maude Farrell went to
Lincoln yesterday to visit a few
days with Miss Libbie Brenizer,
who is attending the state uni.
versity. Miss Maude expects tc
attend the Thompson reception
given tonight.
E. M. Mosley of Elton, was q
friendly caller Tuesday. He
states that several cattle has
been lost in his locality with the
corn stalk disease. He lost foul
head and since has kept the cat
tie out of the stalk field.
C. H. Kennedy, of the Bow
was in town few hours Wednes
2 day. AS this is the second tril
| here in the past two weeks i
: looks like there might be busin
, ess change here in the near fu
= ture. Callawaw Tribune.
S. d. Butcher has received
S new invoice of the second edition
n of his Pioneer History of Custe
it county which he is now deliver
e ing to his patrons. The book i
;, much better bound than the frs
y ones and will prove more dul
X able.
Is Luther Miller of Cambria low;
d who has been in the county fc
several days buying horses, hs
improved the market price
good harses very materially. Il
Id paid for good horses that weigh
from 1,200to 1,500 from 500
$50. He offered $50 for or
=. horse that weighed 1850 an
Is failed to get it at that. +
20 bought a car load of the be-
50 horses that was ever SHIPPED fro
% this place.
70 70 The regular meeting of the n
Is B. A. will be held next Frida
@ night, January p, in the |. {
% O. F. hall as usual. Sever
GO members are to be initiated al
so the installation of officers will
had at that time. The questiC
a. of leasing hall for the ensuir
at year will be considered and a
]. members that can convenient
o. are requested to attend. Lig
. refreshments for the members '