Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-11-12
f. d. Mills of Westerville, is
attending court.

Rev. J. h. Woods of Mason
City, was a welcome caller
yesterday.
H. Ullom of Milburn, is in the
city this week, serving as juror
before the district court.
J. w. Comstock of Ansley, was
a city visitor Monday. This Of
flee acknowledges friendly call.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual fair
and supper Thursday, December
10th. I'd
The Business College at Ord,
which was reported suspended
recently is running again in full
blast.
Rev. Geo. p. Trites is attend
ing the meeting of the Ministerial
Association at Omaha this week.
He will be back Saturday.
II. w. Carr of Stop Table,
shipped a car of apples to this
city last week from Iowa, which
he is disposiug of at retail.
Jas. Lloyd has bought two
blocks of land in the north west
part the city on which he ex-
poets to build in the near
future and move to town.
Luther Pickett has gone to
Overton to take charge of the
observation-disclosures elevator, and
may remove his family there if
he remains permanently. Call
away Courier.
The case Of Ash against Chris
man for the value of horse cut
in a wire fence was concluded
last night. The jury brought in
a verdict this morning in favor
of Ash Tor $l.OO.
H. Fl. Hussy of Standbury,
Missouri, who has been in this
vicinity looking after his bust
ness interests and visiting his
old acquaintance the past week
returned home yesterday.
A. II. Simms has bought the
Frazier property of Mrs. Amos
| Noble in the south east part of
the city. Consideration 5000.
Mr.. Simms expects to move to
the city the first of next month.
Mrs. J. w. Brewer and Mrs.
d. A. Walton have arranged to
put a restaurant in the Nevis
building on the corner south of
the Grand Central. Mr.. Nevis
has built an addition to the
building on the rear.
AS we go to press the court
and attorneys are trying the Lodi
church case. This is case
where SIS or $50 are involved be-
tween a young peoples society
and the church. The costs in
the case will run into the hun
dreds.
The case of Peter Fielding of
Mason City, against the B. & M.
h. h. for injuries he claimed to
have sustained some four years
ago while in the imploy of the
railroad company was tried yes
terday in the district court. The
Ijury found for the defendant.
J. L. Oxford, a pioneer of Gus
ter county, who has been a resi-
dent of the state of Oregon
for seven or eight years, arrived
in the city Monday with the view
of visiting his children and look
ing after his business interest
here. He has sold his farm east
of the city,two miles, to Bob Mar
tin of Missouri, for S4,1OO. We
understand Mr.. Martin expects tc
move here in the spring.
The Broken Bow Fire Depart.
ment will give their annual, bal
on Thanksgiving night. The
Hose and Hook and Ladder com
panies of the city have CONSOLE
dated and thus reduced the ex
pense of maintance. 1t has beer
the custom of the fire company
since organization to give a bal
annually on Thanksgiving nigh
for the purpose of raising fund
for expenses and the occasion ha
: always been we'll patronized b,
the citizens of Broken Bow. TIL
patronage has not been confne,
only to those who believe il
dancing, but many outside O
that class contribute of thei
E means on these occasions with n
intention of attending, in orde