Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-12-05
Remember the Dixies Jan. IL.

next Tuesday.
c. M. Forsyth of New Helena
is in the city visiting with his
family for a week or two.
Alpha Morgan and family re-
turned the first of the week from
| their visit in northe astern Iowa.
Todd Berry who has been at
Omaha on his wedding trip re-
turned to his home at Alliance
this morning. "
Bert Harris formerly of Brew
ster has located at Lincoln where
he is engaged in the general mer-
camille business. SAM
The Farmers Institute tomor-
row will be an interesting session
and should be attended by every
one who can spare the time.
Won. Campbell of Georgetown
who spent his holiday vacation at
ho ne returned to Omaha Monday,
where he is taking course in
dentistry.
Mrs. Parisade Pircer of Andale
Kansas, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Barrett at Merna
is IN the city visiting at the home
of w. w. Potts.
Ole Seyerson of Triumph,
boarded the train here Monday
morning for Lincoln to attend
the agriculture department of
the State University.
VIM. Noonan of Britt Iowa ar
rived in the city last night on a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Noonan. The REPUB-
LIcAN acknowledges social call.
L. A. Wells and wife returned
from Plattsmouth, Nebraska, last
night where they have been Wis
iting the past two weeks at their
old home. They report pleas
ant visit.
Edw. Alexander and Henry Beal
are late accessions to the RRPUB-
Lien force. Alexander is a stu
dent in the Broken Bow Business
college and Beal is a student in
the city schools. p
Rev. belong of Merna, who
was recently sent to the Lincoln
asylum for treatment has gone to
his former home in Ohio. His
brother came after him and ac-
companied him home.
]. H. Smalley who has been in
the city the past week looking
after the business of the Dierks
Lumber & Coal Co., during the
absence of Mr.. Molyneaux return
ed to Mason City, this morning
where he has charge of the Cos
business.
Jas. Lenoard and Miss Reed
surprised their friends here last
week by getting married. The
marriage took place at the homo
of the bride, in Coucil Bluffs Iowa
Mrs. Leonard is the efficient in
structor in shorthand in the Bro
ken Bow college. Mr.. Leonard
is associated with LA. Reneau in
the abstract business. Both the
citing parties are highly re
spected citizens of the city.
Paul Haumont went to Lincoln
yesterday morning to enter the
Agricultural department of the
State University. This makes
two young men that has gone
from Elton this year. Every
farmer boy in Custer county who
has attained the age Of 10 or IS
should attend that school. They
can get more practical knowledge
in six months about stock and
farming than they would get in
life time on a farm without edu-
Gated instructors.
The Grand Island Business G.
Normal College of Grand Island,
Nebraska, is one of the biggest
and best schools of it's class in
the United States and we hear
that several from this locality will
attend this winter. 1t has a
thousand students each year and
those who can not pay all expen-
ses in advance are allowed to
graduate from the school and pay
in monthly installments after a
position has been secured for them.
Any one interested can get full
information by addressing the
College.
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