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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29
MARCH. 30. 1903.
chairman.
John Wall,
clerk

The following are the minutes OF
the proceedings OF AN ADJOURNED meet
ing of the board of Supervisors OF Iron
county, Mich. held in the county
clerk : Office in the court house in the
city Of CRYSTAL Falls, March 80, 1903 at
ten o clock in the forenoon.
The meeting was called to order by
ID. b. Henley, chairman with the fol.
lowing members present Henley,
McLaren, Olson, Lyons, Dawson Men
hennet Bjork Absent: lobe, Rich
ards. Gibson Carlson
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
1t was moved by McLaren aud Sc
conded by Olson, that the following
bill be allowed as read-and the clerk
and chairman instructed to draw or
ders for the same.
Menhennet to services as
supervisor Si1 50
d B Henleys to services as
supervisor 10 ~
John j Dawson TO services as
supervisor "a
III J McLaren TO services as
supervisor 10 "A
William Carlson to services AS
supervisor "a
John J Lyons 10 services as
supervisor ii 90
Arvid BJork to services as
supervisor q u
Charley Olson TO service as
supervisor IL 81
N Desbien to electric
lamps for Jail 7C
Smith Premier to supplies for
Pros Atty IL
John Mason TO postage etc
as school comm'r 10 81
Gust A Holmes to going after
Mrs Beamis children "
@ q campbell to one wolf
bounty 10 OC
L A Henry TO supplies for jail IL OF
Ihliug Bros 81 Everard to sup
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29

There Is always certain amount OF
difficulty about choosing hat TO wear
with a demitoilet When In doubt IL Ia
ever safe 20 adhere TO the all black or
white Ic.ure hat with its ostrich
plume or simple lace curtain
A really good black straw hat looks
well on many occasions. The shade to
the face is nearly always becoming.
and such head gear never seems 10 be.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29
THE CREAM AND WHITE VOGUE

There is no doubt that we are follow
ing the fashion get by Paris by max
Ing this white season.
There has been practical reason for
the wearing OF 10 much white this
year. In the cold weather from which
we suffered In the early summer white
wool fabrics gave suggestion Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29

via the. Chicago. |. n ilwaukee:s&.st.
Paul and Union. Paci6c..line.-
Denver Gallo. Annual Convention
Brotherhood Of st. Andrews Oct. 7th
to 18th.
San Francisco Gal. Oct. Goth to 23rd
American Bankers association.
Ask the nearest ticket agent Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee a. st Paul railway
for additional information.
F. A. Miller. General Passenger
Agent, Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29
END OF BITTER FIGHT.

1.-TWO physicians had along and stu
born fight with an abcess on my rig
lung writes }. +. Hughes of DuPon
Ga, and gave me up. Everybot
thought my time had come. AS
fast resort / tried DR.. Kings Ne
Discovery for Consumption. ~
benefit | received was striking and
was on my feet in few days Nc
I've entirely regained my health.
conquers all Coughs. Colds ahd-TSo
and Lung troubles. Guaranteed
J. q. Wilkinson Drug Store. Pri
SOC, and 81. 90. Trial bottles free.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29

Notice is hereby gives that in COM
pllance with the provisions of the ad
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
"An act for the sale of timber land
in the States Of California, Orego;
Nevada. and Washington Territory,
as extended to all the Public LalI
States by act of August 4, 1892, Arthu
f. Burleigh, OF Sidnaw, county
Houghton State Of Michigan. has til
day filed in this Office his. sworn stal(
ment No. oOs' for the purchase of
SW4 OF Section No. 80 in Towing
No. AIN, Range 30 w. and win
proof to show that the land sought
more valuable for it's timber or std
than for agricultural purposes, and
establish his claim TO said land Def
the Register and Receiver of
Office at Marquette Mich, on I'd
day, the % day of September, ID
lie names as witnesses
Henry 9. Mead of Sidnaw Mich.
Haven G.. Stewart of Sidnaw MiS
Walter S. Prickett Of Sidnaw Mi
Tanner L. Burleigh OF Sidnaw Mi
Any and all persons claiming
versely the above-describe lands
requested to file their claims in
Office on or before said % day of Sep
1903.
0-t2-03 Thomas Scadden,
Register
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29

trimmed with q single feather 10 rich.
simple and economical. for II may be
worn with many gowns
The hat In the picture IL OF pale
pink chiffon trimmed with roses Of q
darker shade.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29
Low SUNDAY RATES TO M
QUETTE VIA @. NJ. a. ST. p. ri

Rates Crystal Falls to Marqul
and return, $3.50 Tickets good for
day only. Train leaves at Z :05 a. I
arrives at Marquette 10 :35 a. m.
turning leaves Marquette 9 y.
arrives at Crystal Falls o 30 p. m.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29
niles for co Treas

pics lOI w lltdS - w
Richmond Backus co to cleo
ton supplies for co clerk AZ SO
Alex d Rogers to postage ex
press and etc 50
Doubleday Bros 81 Co to sup
plies for CO Treas IA 20
Doubleday Bros a. co TO sup
piles for co clerk 10 so
Doubleday Bros a. co TO sup
piles for Pros Atty so
Doubleday Bros q co to sup
plies for Judge of Probate 10 81
Charley Mitchell to one wild
cat bounty 3 90
Charles Shaw to three wild cat
bouty 90
Paul Schook 10 livery for coroner 90
w X Dawson to coroners fees
inquest on body OF J.Oberg 05
Motion carried.
Moved by Bjork and seconded by
Dawson that the bill OF DR.. Hausherr
for professional services OF Oscar
Bruso be referred back to the board OF
health Uf Hemstite township. carried.
| Moved by Dawson and seconded by
Olson that the. bin Of l. Sawnson q Co
be referred to the committee on heat
ing plant carried. s4e
Moved by Olson and seconded by
Menhennet that the bin OF The John
Tufts Go amount % so the bill Of Her
man Holmes smoant t4e 90 the pill Of
sacob' Bauer amount tfs5 90 the. bills
of Crystal Falls Hardware Co amount
est o. be referred 10 the pnrchasipg
Fcommittee for their. o X; carried. >
l,,.MoveA BY. Olson and sepqpded. by
Lyons that the. cbairplsn p 3 Henley
SskloYss the sum, q 80 o. for ses-
sssti sssT
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29
LEGALs


Marquettee Mich. July It'll 1908
Notice. Ia. hereby given that the tel
settler has filed notice
of his intention TO make final proof in
support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before The County
Clerk Of Iron County ut Crystal Falls
Mich, on August 25th 1908 viz I'D
A pplication No. 10l37 Of Thomas Olsen
for the NE4 of Sw u NV u Of SEA
and Sw Il of SEl4 sec 81 T. 46N. r.
35 w. -
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said I'D, Viz;
Joseph LaBeef of Az +
William Mass of FRO,
Ole Wing of Id
Carl Olson OF 80 IN
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29

Dop. oncIih ~ w
J. T. Gibson to services as
supervisor - - 7 90
Cbas M. Rogers to 4 maps OF
city Of Crystal Falls 20 90
Ihling Bros a. Everard supplies
- for county treasurer IA 80
Gergory Mayer Thorn Co to
supplies for county treasurer l 20
Gregory Mayer Thorn Co to
supplies for county clerk ID 90
Gregory Mayer Thorn Co to
supplies for prosecuting
attorney 30 40 |
Gregory Mayer Thorn Co to
supplies for Judge OF probats 80
Richmond Backus Co TO sur
piles for county treasurer 20 80
Smith Premier Co to supplies
for county clerk 100
G. Engelhardt to . wild cat
bounties "a co.
Mich. Telephone co to tele-
phone rent and toll AZ %
Boyintgon q Schiefer livery
hire for county clerk 400
John Wulf to livery hire for
county clerk 800
Paul Schook to livery hire fer
county clerk ~ 90
g. r. Hardware Co, TO snip
plies for Court house and Jail % 20
d. NJ. Ross q co, to 5 cords of
wood for Jail, II 25J
Jacob Bsuer to 43 cords Of
wood for court house. 1876 90
County Treasurer, to postage
express and ect 10 81
" V, Hausherr to professional
services to Oscar Bruso 30 so
John Miclher to days labor
count house Is 90
w II. Morrison to Justice fees
PEG vs. Henry Hankela s75
w X. Dawson to jutsice fees
PEG W John westerberg 20
w. K Davsion 70 Justice fees
PEG, VS.. Jamer Leppa, 10
w. X DAWSON, to justice fees
PEG. vs.. John sinbade, 3s5
w. X. Dawson, to coroners
- - fees inquest on John Rosenlof. 8 30
p. N, Minckler, to. coroners
fees inquest on Bessy Hokcing 3 II
r. n MincKler to coroners fees
inquest on John Hill 10 II
L. A. johnson to jurors fees
inquest on John Hill | 60
G. G. Nelson to jurors fees in
quest on John Hill go
A. q. Justified to jurors fees
inquest on John Hill | go
II. Oshinsky to jurors fees in
quest on John Hill 90
/. w. Byers TO jurors fees in
quest on John Hill | 90
A. w. Quirt to juors fees in
quest on John Hill 1 go
Paul Zuesk to witness fees
inquest on John Hill 05
Jacob Hill to witness fees in
quest on John Hill 05
Louis Grailer to jurors fees in
quest on John Hill 05
DIR. McBurney to jurors fees
inquest on John Hill 05
w. II. Bengry to jurors fees
inquest on John Hill 05
Viactor ID. Laing to stenegrap-
hers fees inquest on John Hill 90
Grace Moore to constables fees
inquest on John Hill 4 20
Carried.
Moved by Broad and seconded by
Sensiba that the bill of Crystal Falls
Hardware Co. for supplies for sheriff
be referred back TO the purchasing
committee and said to confer with
sheriff. Carried.
Moved by Jobe and seconded by
Broad that the bill of l.. Swanson
81 Co. be laid over. Carried.
On motion the board adjourned until
May % 1908.
w. j. Richards,
chairman.
4
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29

spring and yet were as warm as the
darker tones. Hopsacks. serges, cloths
and n hundred and one new canvas
materials In cream and white have
been much In vogue during the past
month or 10. ~.
The dressy summer gown is made OF
very gorgeous materials, such as crepe
de chine. oriental satin. pousseline de
sole and linon de sole, the maJori-
" OF these are white on, eftdm color.
There is however. a gr9wins fad for
rose pink and pale grsfu. especially
for young girls drcescs. $50
The giovifed tailor mad a. very pse.
ful foe many pocasions wfscn II would
be. imposdbact 10 wear more. eiab-
orate and per- Ehab,e ecsstnay ~ sa''
The picture shows aSsmart three,
quarter tailor made OF fsvp novelty
goods trimmed With DEED red gdik ard
subFuidxy. JUDfCSHotEhr."
Af.sa..ss A
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-29

Continued From Mining Page

Continued From Mining Page
continue the use of said lookup for
the confinement of persons charged
with crime against the laws of this
State. Resolution adopted
On motion the board adjourned until
March, 30 1903
David B. Henley,
chairman.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
FERRY COMPANIES.

curni-ea by William E Nichols Co. No, Is wal-s'9
Int period Bid. ASKED.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

fn~ TELEGRAPH TO The TRTBUNE-j
.Lt-..o Ian Wheat part Of the day was
der -, for MAY: part Of the dag little over 'sc-
-r1 ,,-,ole range was within Fsc- The early weak
ess was on continued favorable conditlohs IN Al :
peptina. on cheap Argentine offerings TO the No-
,inent on favorable weather CONDITIONS On 'iiio
side and on some curtailnlent in the MinheaPoii7
c., o,,+nut The recovery was with the coarse
- = large cIearanees and because the snort
- ,ss = little overdone. May opened at ''c'
cold between 7ls4c and 75asc sellers ana closeu a
-zac sellers January closed at '1$sc; July fzf4'
- rsbles here said Argentina was offering
Antvrerp wheat equivalent TO be12c at Cnlees'
--'s.aolis claimed 3 quarter of its milling ca
ct,v had been closed down Clearahces "eie
500 o0o bushels The visible increase "'V'V ous I &
- lees than expected. The local stock ''s2o'VVo
bushels increased 1900 bushels. Nothlhs was o'
g s4innoent here There we're rather free oe-
-. oe M Northern in the afternoon 0'-
;s -enorted $1,000 bushels sold TO soutneIti
--,rlor< English cables were barely steady. faris
hthcr Armour seemed to be inclined 10 'aAe
some wheat under I5c -
corn closed 34c 10 tzc over SATURDAY, me 'aiua,
= - roet shipping sales were $4,000 busheis'
.,,d sbinuing demand was the reason Oh 'ie e.;
AFaz onened at 4224c. sold between a-54c Ig 0i -
IIe~s and closed at 437sc sellers January cio'el
455.c July i21=c. Receipts were -, , 80 - Ia
-nate for tomorrow SO cars. Liverpool was ~
,.;,,e- Astxed corn in the sample marker "as 7&d
9,igter tTearances were $500 bushels. me ons
ing Of futures was apparently % ~ 90 CO 1.,e1e
11.+4o,, marty visible usCieaSeb "-'r2SS
-rb tocal stock 1874 900 bushels, increased -''v
bushels on passage corn increased lsS''Ooo en-
els The corn feature is that the West Is ho' M
ing it's cash sales partly probably because oI ~
ability 10 get cars But this Is creaihs d t 50
No here l,y those who expected to get their corn
from the West ,.--
oats closed at advance OF 1sc 20 Ii ~ sassc
closed at sgsc May Sflsc sellers and Jaly q, . sso
Receipfs were z2s cars; tomorrow local
~grs The visible decreased 255s9 Dusleis i'is
stock e1i 90 bushels decreased ssgo w afs as
ystsrc VAS a sharp shipping demand tor oaLs' -Se
,eTe was for corn and the situation Is Inuch nv haT
same Paiten was supposed 10 be thc,D5 thc d. sin
r.,u,res t-learanees we're 31,G9D bushels ohhp-
ming sales were 10000 bushels 80. \. cross
pnarenflv the packers are wofhl1s - ~ as
,,rr,sss in The provision market " ioohs d ID
1,d,gs Arn,ofJr and Swift were buying produel ae
tls9shv and the others selling it Lard nero IT,
eyn to-dav Ribs closed at slght a1Naist., 20
- sJgtt decline Foreigners were TesellitlE III
bere tTarurnission houses GenershY were 80
x-,,sft wse ! large buyer OF January iafo. aal'.
~tnour v,ss apparently buying ribs HOGS ~ 80
600 reeeIufg AZ Western points WeftF ,n,.'
5aainsi e. ale last year, The hog weisnt - hs"''
ssa ~ bsre fast week. against 81 10 Ia 1870 -.
E-i.x urae f-7u Nav closing ilzc higher a. 81 --1S
Cash fax WAS unchanged
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06


Int. period. Bid. IAsk.a.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
sE.nEN's BANK FoR SAVINGS

THE TRUSTEES HAVE OItDhRbo IdS
Il INTEREST be paid depositors entitled thereto
and In accordance With the saVif<s
hanks laws. the six months ending Dsos'nDeT 81
1907 a. follows: -. .-, At. =.
on ACCOUNTS exceeding three thousand d"tsTs ~
e. -afs ~ FOI-R PER CENT per annlrn
ravsble on and after Monday. Jan ~ l9"S
WILLIAM G.. STU RGES. President
DANIEL. BARNES. cashier.
work. %. 1897
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
fiuaurial gIettlons.

7-tr NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANK OF
I'M NEW YORK.
December 3Ist. 1902
TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
boiaers Of this for the election Of Directors
-, he beid AZ its Banking House broadway and Thirty
sinth street on Tuesday, January 18th. 1909
1rJs roiIs will be open from y NJ. to p NJ
1iie PO't' 49, G. J, BAUMANN. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
tcuotstions turni1hed by Walker Sons Ne 20
Bros6-stB
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
flndnfidi.
Exempt from Tax
Guaranteed Railroad

Guaranteed Hairoao
Stocks.
Shares Rate Return.
1000 CIeve. & Pitts. 70 1885,
Penn. X. X. Co..
1000 Pitts, Ft. w. & Chi. 70 $685.
penn r. II. Co..
500 Morris & Essex 10 $780,
d., L. & w. r. r.
500 New York; Harlem 14'6 3.4O'o
New York CentraI.)
200 Renss. & Saratoga 50 3.719o
Del & Hud. Co..
500 At. & Char. Air Line 10 4.2O'o
Southern Railway
200 Rome, Wat. & Ogd. 50 3.6296
New York CentraI.)
1000 Pitts, Bes. & L. Erie 80 415'S
(BeSsemer Lake
Erie, Carnegie Co.
and L. s. Steel
Corporation.)
5000 BkIyn. City II. r. co. 1O9o 4.O596
(BkIyn. Rap. Tram
Description and price furnished
on application
Attention is called to the return
on above securities in contrast to
that furnished by Government
bonds, namely. i ~; and City eX-
empt securities, namely, 31596.
AM, Ka9etGco
IS WALL ST, n. Y.
Telephone, 4931 Cort.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

IouN q STETsOy COMPANY.
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec y, tae
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF IHH
IL Tohn 3 Stetson Company have this day declared
ssr,f annual dividend Of -FOUR PER CENI or re
rrsfrrred stock for The haf year eneing NorennsT '
taos Of TWELVE PER CENT On ~
-,7-r,C1 stock payable January 18th 1903 -
tooEs January and reopen January -
r,.+-j5ar4 checks Will be mailed stockholders-
Di'i41'- KRIPS. Trsssar-r
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
Dipi1en0 Noiifes.
81 William St = to0S
THE DIRECTORS HAVE DECLARED:


COMMONWEALTH CFIREl ms. 90. OF NEW YoRN
William ST. Jan 3 1908
THE DIRECTORS HAVE DECLARED
A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT AMI an
EXTRA DIVIDEND Of ONE FER CENT upon te
Capital stock payable demand on or after Jsny =.
1903. -...-.,--
FIVE PER CENT as Interest upon o1tsfsuftnS
Scrp uavabfe on demand after FehISl1- 1873
TWENTY PER CENT in scrip upon tho FsrTlripa'i1G
Policies expired Certificates for which viii -
issued on demand or after May -. 1af2
outstanding Certificates 0f Profits scrip of
the issue Of 1885 viii be REDEEMED ana paiG en -
1an5 On or after Fehy t. 1903 Further interest thereon
will cease whether presented for redemption or not Ine
Certificates to produced time OF payment ana
cancelled -. =.
,otr irs.s1t t-EIAS. 6 BARLOW. President
AMERICAN SMELLING & REFINING co:
II Broadway York city. peceu1ber Is lrJ-
PRFFERRFD STOCK DIVIDEND NO u -. -
YrHE DIRECTORS OF THE ANEHlCAS
Smelling Refining Cougany hsys IBIS BIS 4sy d. d.
ota-s5 Divi9snd Cf ONE AND THREE Gl \ x aNs
~, PER CENT upon the Preferred capital stock ot
PAYABLE January O. 1903 20 st,cAEo ls
- -eror5 a. 1cInck p N. pacsEh@r 24th ls-f- -
S for the transfer the Preferred stock Of tae On
pSHr will close at O'Clock ?. n December @+th l"-'
ard reopen Januasv 9TH. 1908 --,,
sEAmEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
-,an TINS, Company of New York.

ruion Trust Company of New York,
INV" SO BROADWAY.
New York Ianuary ID 1903.
yrHE ANNUAL MEETING. OF STOCK
holders for election Of Trustees Of the UNIos.
81 'Ta9ut5 ANY OF NEW YORK. OF the class OF
,n ni take place the Office Of the Company No 50
ls'o Nit Sca,t Work Tuesday, January 10th 1903
Polls open II and close O'Clock
81 The transfer books VIII close January iaih and
reopen JanuaFs - I0HN v B. THAYER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Amer Light & T-sc-
do r-ef s per cent. $500.
1s'nc Gas LIST mtg Is. 1aSs.
% stock
Rjng Gen Elec -. 1872
% stock. ..--
Rur { G LIST mtg Ss, I2=5-
Do stock.
SUIT Z * p Co sst mtg IS.
Colura Gas Co sSt IS. 1892 .
y G g. 5 Q Jet Con IS, 1919.
Go stock.
II " Gas CO fSt Ss. 1925. 81.
q Rzp G l. Co LIST 5s. 1919 f.
Tus CO Gas LIST Con IS, 1915
Indisnap Gas LIST Ss. 1890. =.
40 STOCK
-ksou Gas 90 stock
90 Sc G. 1883 -.-
Izfavette Gas fst Ss ....-
7. & " \ Gas ISt 6z. 1925.
MAJ G & r co LIST IS. 1926.
Ser--Have- Gas Co stock 81.
ny & 9 2 l. & L Co stock
80 4ref- .----.----.--.. 9.
ohio 4 / C lst mtg es. 1926.
% eTeck- -.--.--- -
syracuse = 1St mtg IS. 1876
% stock
Ef Joseph Gas LIST -. 1881.
- psui Gas G NJ -. 1914 ..
NeFtch L CO LIST fnE IS. 1850
% vref stock. .------------
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
pHENIx NATIONAL BANK.
New York Jan. 3 1903.
r,,,Ir ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DtREc-

L -. =, RMS Bank rii held al the Ranking Iieuse
tors el =, Tues,Iav January 18th. ia NJ
1 o. clock 7. II. ALI isED ~ 4'SN> N-'
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-29

Rev. w. e. Mathews of Merna,
was in town Monday night.
Louis Blixt Of Galloway, was
friendly caller at this Office
Thursday.
DR.. Freeman of Chicago, is in
the city visiting with his sister,
Mrs. l.. II. Jewett.
Mrs. Sarah Davis of Weisert,
called Friday and had her sub
scription account advanced to
1904.
A. r. Humphreys father and
mother of Drakeville, Iowa, ar
rived in the city couple Of weeks
ago and will spend the winter
visiting with their children.
II. II. Coffman of Mason City,
came up Sunday night and drove
out Monday to Weissert to at
tend the Boggs cattle sale of Red
Polls. He bought at the sale a
fine bull calf, getting the choice
out of five.
Mace Forsyth knowns what it
is to be buried alive. A car load
of flour fell on him Tuesday and
held him fast until help came to
his rescue. For day or two he
felt the effects Of it but he was
not seriously hurt.
Mrs. A. w. Hartshorn, who
has been sick for many months
died yesterday morning at the
home of her sister at Gates,
Neb. The funeral will be held
at Gates today. A more extend
ed account will appear next
week.
Harry Waters of Dubuque,
Iowa, has been in this vicinity
for a couple of weeks past visit.
ing with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. O. Waters. Harry
has for several years held good
position with the Street Railway
Company of Dubuque.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-29
Suti'ragestist Convention Z,

The Fifth Annual Convention
of the Custer County w. S. A.
will convene at the Court House,
Saturday Nov. 7. A business
session will be held at 10 a. III.
An afternoon session begins at
l:3O, which will consist of papers
and discussions of vital interest
to the friends of suffrage. For
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-29
Special Offer.

We have made arrangements
with the Weekly State Journal
so we can furnish it and the RE
PUBLICAN for $1.2O year. This
arrangement will give you the
state as well as the local news
for nearly the price of one. This
offer applies to renewals as well
as new subscribers.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-29
CARD OF THANK

We hereby extend our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to the neigh
bors and friends for their kind
assistance and loving sympathy
extended during the sickness,
death and burial of our beloved
wife, daughter and sister.
ULYSSES OWENS,
Mrs. N. e. REYNOLDS,
N. l.. REYNOLDS.
Mrs. IRENE REEDER.
CASSIE REYNOLDS.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-29
BROKEN BOW CUSTER COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY OCTOBER 90
--t-CS-t-Sst-k-1--S- I-ts-k-H-k--I~A-A--A-8
LOCAL MENTION.


have $4,000 to loan on we'll
improved farms. f. c. HOUSE,.
John Cross and son, Oliver, of
Ansley, were frienely callers at
this Office today.
Chas. L Walslenden of Somer-
ford, kindly remembered this
office Saturday with a call.
J. II. Fessenden of New Hell
ena, was among the welcome
callers at this Office Saturday.
M. Kelsey, who has been visit
ing with his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Koon, of Wabash, for several
weeks has returned home.
1t is reported that p. II. Mar
lay of Mason City, sold over
$50, 600 worth of Custer county
farm land in one day last week.
Mesdames Swan, Forsyth and
Burk, who have been visiting at
their old hcme in Indiana for
several weeks returned home
Tuesday.
Chas. Davis of Grand Island,
was in this vicinity several days
last week looking after his cattle
that he had out on the shares.
He remembered the REPUBLICAN
with friendly call.
The fifteen members of Co. M,
who accompained,the Second regi-
ment to Fort Riley, Kansas, to
participate in the encampment,
returned home last night. They
report having had great time.
Rev. Teagarden informs us
that the infant child of w. II.
Farrer died the first of the week.
The funeral services were held at
the house Tuesday and the re-
mains laid to rest in the Broken
Bow Cemetery.
The Custer National Bank has
commenced the excavation for a
new bank building on the corner
west of Fifth Avenue, recently
vacated by Ed. McComas. The
building will be of brick 22xo0
feet, one story.
The rural mail route petitioned
for from Comstock to Weissert
has been granted. We under
stand that Finley of Sargent will
be carrier and that the route will
be put on the first of November.
This will be the first route estab-
lished in the county.
DR.. w. II. Cole operated on a
horse owned by Mr.. S. w. Sid
we'll, removing from the head
piece Of the supermaXillery bone.
The deceased portion being so
deep as to expose the root OF the
second molar tooth. The horse
is getting along nicely and will
no doubt make a good recovery.
I II. A. Watts has purchased an
interest in the post Office store,
and the business will hereafter
be conducted by himself and son
under the name Of III. A. Watts
& Co. With this additional force
and capital we feel assured that
this already successful store will
be made one of the best of its
kind in the state.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-29

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program.
NELLIE TAYLOR, Pres.
JULIA WILLIS, Scc'y.