Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-03-05
BROKEN BOW CUSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA THURSDAY MARCH

west of town that he recently
purchased yesterday.
J. G. Leming, returned to
Deadwood, S. d. yesterday to
look after his mining interests.
He went by the way of Grand
Island.
Walter T. Henne of Springfield
Illinois was friendly caller at
this Office today. He is on his
way to Washington, but will Wis.,
it his sister, Miss Lille at Oconto
before continuing his journey
west.
The"Weary Willie Walker"Co.
is an up-to-date farce comedy,
which, from all accounts in our
exchanges, is calculated to furn-
ish a round of fun from Begin
ming to the end for all who at
tend.
Eber Barber, four miles north
east of town lost six head of
cattle the first of the week from
exposure and lack of proper
shelter. He estimated his loss at
Sis, enough to have built good
sheds.
A. r. Huckelberry an old resi-
dent of the county, who for some
time has been residing in the
vicinity Of Ryno died
last Saturday night. Mr..
Huckelberry had been in poor
health for number of years.
An evening of delightful enter
tainment is assured at the Opera
House next Wednesday night.
Everything is done decently and
in numerous order and nothing
to offend the most fastidious. 1t
is one laugh from first to last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ahrens of Dietz,
Wyoming, arrived in the city
to-day to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ahrens is a sister of Mrs.
Frank Norton. Mrs. Ahrens
will be remembered by many of
the citizens of this vicinity as
Mrs. Al Herman.
The shooting gallery that has
occupied the room north of this
Office for the past month, moved
the latter part OF the week and
we understand was taken to Ar
cadia. The room has been re-
| papered and fitted up for a bill
lard hall and re-opened yester-
day.
| George HOuder came over from
the Bow the fore part of the
week, and remained over night
shaking hands with his many
friends in this city. He expects
to make sale of the personal
property he has left in this COM
munity before long.
Champion.
Attn Martin, the eleven year
old son of C. S. Martin gave a
birthday party to his associa-
ties Thursday evening of last
week. After having a royal
good time at games the little
folks were treated to refresh
ments. They report very
pleasant time.
Jas. Peale and Lutte Sheppard
has bought the stock of groceries
of Harry Day and moved them to
the Union Block in the room be-
tween the Racket Store and o.
H. Nevis. These gentlemen are
both experienced grocerymen and
are well and favorably known tc
the trading public. The RE-
PUBLICAN wishes them success.
The Lille murder case OF
David City was concluded Tues
| day, having lasted nearly foul
, weeks. Mrs. Lille was charged
. with killing her husband or
| October "a, with a revolver Will,
r he was asleep. The verdict Of
the jury found her guilty OF
6 murder in the first degree anc
! recommended she be imprisoned
for life.
: The attention of the readers o
9 the REPUBLICAN is called TO tn,
/, new advertisements this week o
. c. S. Martin, ]. c. Bowen, E
= Reyner, Custer National Bank
Jas. Ledwich, A. E. Anderson
/ w. A. George and Squire Bros
a of this city and ]. S. Francis 0
+ Merna. These parties have al
n eye to business and when you ar
4 in need of anything in their line
O you will find it to your interes
a to call on them.
n The last day of the Farmer
y Institute held in this city las