Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-05-05
J. II. Teagarden's school at
Prairie Center closes this week.

Prairie Center closes this week.
Joe Heaffele of Mckinley kind
ly remembered this Office Tues
day.
Lu Haumont of Elton, was
among the friendly callers at
this office Tuesday.
Sam Swensen of Georgetown
called Tuesday and had his faith
er's subscription advanced.
G.. Hiser of Mason City, was a
city visitor Monday. He return
ed home on the morning train.
Supervisor ]. II. Mcclure of
Arnold was among the welcome
callers at this Off ce yesterday.
w. e. Ross of Anselmo kindly
remembered the Republican office
with a friendly call yesterday.
Otis Fessenden and wife are
the happy parents of a 91a pound
boy that arrived at their home on
Monday.
Taylor Flick returned yester-
day morning from two weeks
visit to Oklohoma where his sons
George and Walter reside.
S. w. Wilson of Pennsylvania
has accepted position with H.
b. Drake which will add material
ly to the sales force of this popu-
lar store.
]. E. Myers and S. S. McCon-
nell of Georgetown were among
the delegates who attended the
county convention from Loup
township.
d. G. Konkel, deputy revenue
collector, was down from Chad
ron the first of the week and
spent a couple days visiting with
his family.
Deputy State Supt. McBrian
lectured at the court house Tues
day night on Great Men. His
lecture was we'll received. He is
a splendid speaker.
w. II. DAILY Of the Galloway
Courier, made this Office social
call Tuesday. Mr.. Daily was a
delegate to the county conven-
ton from his precinct.
Jas. Pierce of Somerford, kind
kindly remember this Office with
social call yesterday. MIR.
Pierce was a delegate to the
county convention Tuesday.
w. J. Wallace of West Union,
called Monday. He says that
the small grain of his vicinity is
looking fine and that he has
forty acres of corn just coming
through the ground.
DR.. r. c. Talbot went tc
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, last Friday
morning. He will attend the
meeting of the State Medical
Association at Lincoln, now in
session, before returning home.
G.. w. Cox of Almira New
York arrived in the city yester-
day morning. He will remain
awhile looking after his property
He owns the Wheeler residence
property Southeast of the u. b
church.
Rev. d. Augustus Shelter and
family left Friday morning fol
Rockwell City, Iowa, where Mr.
Shelter has been called TO the
pastorate of the Presbyterian
church. Their many friends Of
this city wish them success il
their new home.
, John Conway, formerly O
Cunning, and we'll known in this
county as a ranChman and cattle
dealer, has moved to Omaha anC
will take active part togethe,
= with Mr.. Imam in selling cattle
for the Nebraska Live Stool
: Company at South Omaha, o
r which firm he is a member. Mr.
Conway will still hold his inter
ests here aud will always be glaC
to meet his friends wheneve
they are at South Omaha.
5 II. J. Ellington of East Custer
; is one of the farmers of the coun
= ty that made it pay by feeding
4 cattle last winter. He fed ,.
| yearling steers, which he com
= menced feeding in October. II,
, shipped them to Omaha the frs
of last week, selling for an aver
age of S45.93a head, lie kept 81
. head of hogs with his cattle al
: winter and fatted them withou
!. feeding them any extra corn