Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-11


ed this office with call Satur-
day.
j. Il, Cavenee of Georgetown,
was looking after business III the
city Friday.
A. A. Willett of Anselmo,
represented District Is, in the
school boards convention.
James Ash and j. S. McGraw
of Gates, attended the school
officers convention June b.
O. Story of Somerford, was in
attendance at the school Offices
meeting Saturday, June q.
J. A. Amsberry was i'll the city
Saturday looking after road
petition before the county board.
Clyde Wilson returned last
Thursday from Lincoln, where
he has been attending the uni
versity.
J. u. Long of Arnold, was in
Broken Bow Saturday, primarily
to attend the school officers
meeting.
John McInich, assessor of Al
gernon township, was city viSi-
tor Saturday. The REPUBLICAN
acknowledges a call.
Arthur Cooksley of Weissert,
kindly remembered the REPUBLI-
CAN Office while in the city
Thursday of last week.
Ray Armour returned Sunday
morning from Lincoln, where lie
has been attending the state
university thepast year.
VIM. Blocking of Litch6eld,
was in our city Saturday with
the assessors books and to at
tend the school officers meeting.
J. G. Predmore, assessor of
West Union township, made his
returns last Thursday. This
Office acknowledges a friendly
call.
Edwin +. Myers, Arthur Myers
aud Herbert Myers of Georgetown,
, who havo been at Lincoln attend
ing the state university, returned
homc Tuesday morning.
John Mulvaney, member of the
county soldier, $ relief committee,
was i'll the city Saturday attend
ing a meeting of the committee.
He kindly remembered this Office
with a social call.
J. w. Bruce & Son completed
fine dwelling for George Laugh
lin east of town last week. Mr..
Laughlin is one of Custer coun-
tvs substantial and prosperous
farmers that well deserves sue
cess.
J. G. Bowen, one of Broken
Bows popular merchants, left
the first of the week for the east
on vacation. He will visit his
old home at Ogdensburg, New
York. He expects to be gone
about three weeks.
The c. w. B. NJ. auxiliary will
meet at the home of Mrs. e. d.
Eubank, Saturday, June 20, at
7 o'clock p. III. All members are
requested to be present. Honor
arv members are invited. The
program will be "a splendid good
time"
John Comstock of AnSley, was
city visitors Friday. He re-
ports his business in a flourshing
condition, even better than last
year. This is the rule every
where as far as we are able to
observe with those who attend
RStrictly to business.
l.. Kimberling of Arnold, who
was in the city last week report.
ed that he saw two men and one
woman husking corn on the west
table, and in the same Corniield
another man was listing. They
: had about twenty-five acres t.
huSk and the corn was good.
Capt. CROWN of the 23rd Reg,
ulars, was in the city Wednesday
of last week inspecting Co. M
of the Nebraska National Guards
= of which II. f. Kennedy is Cap
: tain. The company has beer
organized over three years anC
the term of a large number o
the older members had expired
Nothwithstand, the company i
E now composed principally of new
n recruits, Capt. CROWN report
h the company i'll good shape an'
: we'll upin military tactics. Capt
t Kennedy is TO be compliments
l.. 4 e l..