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

Bert Gregory, formerly of this
city, was in town yesterday.
The Sargent Leader states that
]. G. l.. Wisely has located at
! Culbertson.
II. b. Russell, proprietor OF the
hotel at Whitman, made this
Office friendly call Monday.
J. +. Brechbuhl of Anselmo,
was witnessing the proceedings
of the county board Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Whitehead went to
Lincoln the first of the week to
attend the meeting of the Teach
erS Association.
Nj. b. Eggleston of Ryno,
made this Office business call
Tuesday and renewed his sub
scription to the REPUBLICAN, and
the Inter Ocean.
National Bank Examiner visit
ed the Custer National Bank
Saturday of last week. He COM
plimented Cashier Lomax on the
/ conditions of his bank.
G. G.. Douglas, representative of
the Nebraska Newspaper Union,
was city visitor over Sunday.
He made this Office business call
Monday, returning on AZ.
Chas. l.. Wolslenben of Some r.
ford, and two sons were in the
city Monday as witness in the
county court. The REPUBLICAN
Office acknowledges a business
call,
Roy Thompson, who has been
in Jeweler business in Galloway
for the past year or two will re-
turn to Broken Bow after the
holidays and open up his jewelry
and watch repairing business in
McComas' drug store.
This Office acknowledges the
receipt of copy of the Christ
mas edition of the Desert News
published at Salt Lake, Utah.
tThe paper is highly illustrated
with public buildings and west
ern scenery and contains "a
pages.
Word comes all the way from
Shubert, Nebraska, that Arthur
DOMAIN and wife are the proud
parents of nine pound girl born
to them in Dec. Mother and
and child are doing we'll and it is
thought that Aurther will eventu-
ally recover from his disoppoint-
| tnent.
The Union Young Peoples Meet
ing to be held at the Christian
Church, Sunday, January 4, 1908,
will be something you can not "a
ford to miss. Leader: Fred
Skillman. Subject: Getting a
Fresh Start" Time; $50.
Come on time as services will be-
gin promptly. Large chorus.
Judge Sullivan and Amelio,
the Filipino, accompanied by the
hounds, arose bright and early
yesterday morning and went to
the country for wolves. They
returned about four o'clock, with
two dead coyotes STRAPPED across
their saddles, one of which was
the largest the Judge has yet
captured. He says it made a
game fight.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Faidley of Lexington, Nebraska,
Monday Dec. p, boy. Mother
and baby reported doing we'll and
that Allen is the proudest papa
on the U. p. railroad. In recog-
milton of this happy event the
citizens of Broken Bow are re-
minded that when in the presence
of Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Conrad
that they should deport themsel-
yes with that veneration becom-
ing and in a manner due grand
parents.
Judge Sullivan has leased the
H. G. Rogers ranch just east of
town, consisting of 1900 acres,
for the next ten years. We under
stand the consideration is 81 900
year for the first five years and
81, 900 a year for the next five
years. Rogers will not only fur
nish alfalfa to seed the valley
land but will also furnish ten thou
sand dollars to stock the ranch,
in cattle, at low rate of in
terest Seven or eight hundred
acres of land can be set to alfalfa.
1t is one of the largest lease deals
that we have any knowledge of
being consumated in the count 3
and the results will be watched
with interest The land is wort h