Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-30

J. O. Taylor of Berwyn, was Il
a friendly visitor at this office
Saturday.
Alpha Morgan, A X. Hum
phrey, John Reese and f. Nj.
Ruble visited Lincoln, Monday,
to take in the RECEPTION to Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
1t is reported that Ex-Governor
Savage will make his home in
the future at Tacoma, Washing
ton, where he will engage i'll the
lumber business.
VIM. T.. Bishop of,New Helena,
made the REPUBLICAN a business
call Monday. Mr.. Bishop will
make proof on his homestead in
the near future.
G.. w. Keller of New Helena,
made this Office a business call
Monday, and ordered his address
changed to Anselmo, he has
moved near there.
A. c. ITeagardcn, who has
been visiting with his brother,
j. r., Of this city, left for Los
Angles, California, where he eX-
poets to make his home in the
future.
MARRIED-At the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. II. Troyer in this
city, Friday, April "a, Mr.. Otis
lGngels and Miss Fanny c. Troy
err, both of Galloway Rev. Geo.
p. Trites officiating.
Broken Bow is putting her best
foot forward in the matter of
securing the new normal school,
The candidates for the new in
stitution will be numerous and
the rivalry spirited. --kearney
Hub.
The special clubbing offer OF
S1.S5 for the REPUBLICAN and
Nebraska Farmer for year has
been extended. This will give
every farmer i'll Custer county
that does not get these papers a
chance to get both for little more
than the price of one.
MARRIED AT the home of the
brides mother, Sunday, Apri,
Goth, at I p. M, Thos. A. Turn
bull and Mrs. Harriet l.. Taylor
Rev. Geo. i. TriteS officiating
The REPUBLICAN extends con
gratulations to MIR. and Mrs
Turnbull, and may happiness ant
prosperity be their lot.
ThoS. Darnell, attorney for the
State Anti-Saloon League spen
several days at Anselmo recent,
in looking up the saloon matter;
in that town. Mr.. Darncll is ;
tirelcSs worker and when he
takes hold of a town it goes with
out saying there will be no license
saloons run there unless they have
legal grounds.
Daniel Freeman of Beatrice
has made a gift of the first tree
grown on the first Homestead
to PENNSYLVANIA as a monumen
to Congressman G.. A. Grow, the
originator of The homestead law
| AS commcmoration of his lons
term will be given him next
month in Pennsylvania tn
tree will be set intact in the stat
of Pennsylvania for the occasion
and an effort made to grow it a
perpetual monument to tn
founder of the homestead law.
The Broken Bow people ar
organizing what they call "lm
provement Clubs" in each of tn
wards of that city, each membe
agreeing to plant trees, care fo
the lawn, and keep his premise
free from litter. The efforts c
the citizens of Broken Bow t
bcautify their city has alread
resulted in making it gree
and shady oasis, and it will gro
! in beauty as the years go by.
is an example worthy Of emul;
ton By citizens of every wester
Nebraska town. --Callawa
Courier.
. DR.. Carlyle, physician of III
} state asylum for the insane ;
= Hastings, was promptly retire
!. from service of the state Monda
by Gov. Mickey. The DR.. la
secured a leave of absence
. visit Grand Island on Saturda,
On information sent from Has
ings, his room in the Koeler W;
entered by the officers about nit
4 | n Oht and a woman who IN ad haa