Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-11
John Pernie of Merna, was a
city visitor Saturday.
Fritz Ulham of Round Valley,
was city visitor Monday.

| lllH olndul VI NOllu any =
was city visitor Monday.
G. f.. Clark was down from
IIalsey the latter part of last
week.
+. A. Walton of Lee Park,
was among our welcome visitors
Saturday.
J. NJ. Christensen of Berwyn,
was a welcome caller at this OF
flee Saturday.
Jas. Dare of Gates, was city
visitor Saturday. This Office
was favored with call.
VIM. Bishop Of New Helena,
was in the city Thursday of last
week making proof on his land.
Hon. A. II. Copsey of Wester-
vile, was city visitor Saturday.
This Office acknowledges well
come call.
Andrew Snyder went east Tues
day morning to buy goods to
complete their large stock which
they are already carrying.
Nc George of Cumro, assessor
of Loup township, brought in his
books Friday. This Office ac-
knowledges friendly call.
{. II. Leach, assessor of West
ervillc, brought in his books
Thursday of last week. This
Office acknowledges business
call.
Jas. II. Byerley of Etna, was a
social caller at this Office Satur-
day. Mr.. Byerley says he saw
one man husking corn on the
route.
n. b. Predmorc of West Union,
was in the city Saturday attend
ing a meeting of the Soldiers
Relief Committee of which he is
a member. This Office acknoW-
Lodges social call.
l.. A. Parmenter is enjoying a
visit from sister-in-law, Mrs.
| Parmenter and children of Ohio.
They are on their way to the
coast and stopped off to visit Mr..
-and Mrs. parmentcr for a short
time.
VIM. Harrcll, assessor of Hayes
township was in the city Mon
day with his books. Mr.. Harrell
is one of the substantial friends
of the REPUBLICAN and his oc-
casional visits are appreciated at
this Office.
l.. ID. George of Cumro, was in
the city Monday with the view
of entering into business in this
city. He came up from Grand
Island, where he graduated this
week from the Baptist College.
He returned to Grand Island
Tuesday to attend the commences
mcnt exercises. 5ss#
Mrs. +. E. VanAntwerp@ OF
Lodi, is stopping in theAEity
temporarily with her husband,
Surveyor VanAntwerp. & Her
younger son, Myrhl is with her.
AS Mr.. VanAntwerp islEgone
most of the time on officiaENbusi-
ness, the job of housekeeping is
light compared with what Mrs
VanAntwerp is used to ndht
farm. as5s
Last week the Loup Valley
| Queen completed the first year
of its cXistance. The Queen has
enjoyed a good line of advertis'
ting since it started and has
been always alive to the loca
interests of Galloway. The
| Queen is to be congratulated or
the success it has attained. We
know of no other town of NJ
greater population than Galloway
that three newspaper can exis
and prosper as they do in Gala
way.
The Commercial Hotel is gain
ing quite reputation for Sunda,
dinners. Since rcmoddling tn,
hotel, Mr.. Kennedy is making ;
special effort to meet the dc
, mands of the public in every wa,
and his efforts are being appre
ciatcd. He has had to add an
other table to his dining room
' to accommodate his customer
and il is seldom that all hi
, rooms are not filled AT night.
= special feature that is attractin!
1 the towns-peoplc is his Sunda
| dinners. When once they hav
f been tried he is assured a per
. manent customer. Last Sunda
5 was a big day for the CONNER
' cial and we are informed by Nh
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