Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
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sheriff under G. u. richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Hunt OF
Ortello, were city visitors Satur-
day.
Jules Haumont Of Elton, was a
friendly caller at this Office Sat-
urday.
All the stores Of the city were
crowded Saturday with custo-
merS.
A. f. Pirnie of Weissert, was
friendly caller at this office
Saturday.
w. p. Herman of Ash Creek,
was among the city visitors
Saturday.
The REPUBLICAN national con-
vention will be held in Chicago,
January p, 1904.
Harrison McOwens, Justice of
the Peace elect of Oconto, was a
friendly caller last week.
Dan keelin came out ahead in
his case with the city on occupa-
ton tax, before Judge Armour.
An adjourned term of the dis
trict court was convened Monday
with Judge Gutterson presiding.
Only cases in equity were con-
sidered.
Miss Sadie Norcutt, teacher at
Green, will spend her vacation at
kearney visiting her brother.
She went down to kearney Sun
day morning.
Attorneys h. E. Brega and A.
Moore of Galloway, were in the
city the first of the week attend
ing the adjourned term of the
district court.
M. G. Warrington of Mason
City, was city visitor Monday,
returning home on "A Tuesday.
He was accompanied by brother
of Guthrie, Iowa, who is visiting
with him. o.
O. Fl. Conrad has sold his car
perter shop and machinery for
the tank business to Frank Philips
of Omaha. Mr.. Philips has as
sumed charge. His family ar.
rived the first of the week.
| DR.. G. w. Kirkpatrick of the
west table, left Wednesday morn
ling for VanBuren, Indiana,
where he expects to remain for
time at least. He ordered the
REPUBLICAN sent to his new
address.
| The first issue of the Galloway
Courier under its new manage.
ment reached this Office Monday
The REPUBLICAN extends wei
come to Mr.. Daily as a member
of the craft of Custer county ant
wishes him success among us.
Marshall Towsley and Dan
keelin had a little excitement o.
their own Tuesday of last week
over Sheriff Armstrong; COW
Keelin had taken up for tress'
! pass. Armstrong paid the dam
I age and cost and settled thu
] matter.
The county court was occupied
recently i'll trying the rights o
property over set of harness be
tween ]. h. Humphrey of thi
city and c. c. Ochsner Of Anslev
The evidence was clearly il
q Humphreys favor and the cour
II so awarded.
Gene Westervelt, Editor of tn
SCOTS Bluff Republican, was
4 city visitor the first of the week
He was on his way to Omaha t.
accompany his parents home
His mother, Mrs. Westervelt ha
u, been at Omaha the past mont
n where she submitted to surgica
: operation.
Tom Williams of Ansley, wa
a welcome caller at this Office las
Thursday. Mr.. Williams inform
= us that he and Mrs. William
>, will leave in a short time on
visit to their old home in Illinoi
" where they will spend the winter
Il 1t has been thirty three year
n since they moved from there.
n Judge Gutterson closed hi
judicial work as judge of tn
: Twelfth Judicial District yestel
day just before noon by adjourn
ing court sine die. 1t is with r,
greet we see Judge Gutterson
IS work close as Judge. A moi
al consencious and honorable jude
g never distributed justice in tt