Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-02-12
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Miss Y. Snyder visited Anslmo
over Sunday.
A. II. Humphrey went TO Lin
coin on "A Monday.
J. A. Farrell made a business
trip to Litchfield Monday.
Fat hogs sold on the Broken
Bow market last Saturday for
SOS
n. h. Predmore of West Union,
made this Office a friendly call
Monday.
Mrs. M. J. Johnson of Ansel-
mo, is visiting in the city with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. j..
Snyder.
G. W. and f. h. Purcell went
to Hastings Monday to attend the
meeting of the State Press AS
Isolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chandler
of Merna, Neb., were on No. "A
| Tuesday morning enroute to
Ansley for few days visit.
The Eighth Annuel Masque-
rade Ball of the Broken Bow
Hook and Lader Co. is announced
for the night of February l3.
J. J. Tooley, who has been at
home the past week, returned to
Lincoln Monday morning, to be
present at the re.convening of
the Legislature Monday.
H. w. George of Georgetown,
has sold his hog ranch to George
True and has moved to the city
where he will make his home
with his daughter, Mrs. w. A.
George.
II. c. H. Bayerhoffer went to
Lincoln Tuesday morning as
delegate to the Farmers Cooper
ative convention that met Tues
day to formulate plans for Co.
operative system.
J. H. Cosner and G. II. Eng
lapd have opened paint shop
first door east of Days store,
where they are prepared to do all
kinds of carriage and sign paint,
ing. 1886
Rev. Hodges, who is assisting
Rev. Bells informs us that the
Church of God people have NOV.
ed their meetings to the Wood.
man Hall in order to get nearer
the center of population.
Den Runyan of Oconto, was a
friendly caller at this Office Mon.
day. Den has recently bought a
/ farm on the Wood River Valley
within two and a half miles o.
: LomaX, which he will move onto
: this spring.
. Walt George has traded some o.
. his surplus land in Loup town
ship for stock of goods a
Friend. S. F. Clayton, who ha'
been in the employ of Harry Day
= went to Friend Monday to taxi
charge of the store.
, Ruemont Pigman, who ha
n been working in this Office 70
o the past year, evenings ant
II Saturdays, has secured position
y with Harry Day in the store
e Ruemont is an EXCEPTIONAL
= bright boy and strictly homes
e and we are pleased to note hi
d promotion.
y Lorin, the Younger son of Y
- Scribe, who has been absent fror
- the city the past two years eN
y. perimenting in the varid seen
>. in life, most of the time in Wash
u ington and Wyoming arrive
- home last Saturday morning
u He has accepted a position on tn
~ REPUBLICAN staff as reporte,
: solicitor, collector, etc.
c. H. Kennedy, since purcha
a ing the Commercial Hotel ha
De planned a number of changes i
l. the building for the accommod;
lie ton of the public. He will adj
is twelve more sleeping rooms fC
IL the accommodation of commerci
De travellers. The building will |
u heated throughout and modeI
improvements will be mac
through the entire building
The stairway will be remodelt
and enlarged. An addition for
40 laundry room will be built sout
g of the kitchen. For the accor
81 mediation of his commerce
Oh" customers a commodious samp
% room will be put in along with Il
IS other mprovements. Wht