Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-03-31

itor Saturday.
John Govier of Elton, shipped
a car of cattle to the Omaha mar
ket yesterday.
II. d. Deutsch shipped car
load of hogs to Omaha last week
off the Hunter ranch.
II. H. Andrews and w. f.
Zumbrum of Galloway, were
county seat visitors Tuesday.
p. Wymore of Galloway, was a
city visitor Tuesday. This Of
flee Acknowledges a social call.
J. G. Leming left Sunday
morning week for the Black
Hills to look after his mining
property.
Mrs. Peter Rapp of Berwyn,
called Saturday and had her sub
scription account advanced on
the REPUBLICAN.
John Webbing of the west
table, called Friday and had his
account with the REPUBLICAN
credited year ahead.
Hiram Palmer and wife of
Grand Island, came up Saturday
morning to visit his brother,
Geo. Palmer of this city.
All the candidates having
withdrawn from the race Gov.
Mickey will have clear sailing
for the nomination for governor.
Lewis Numbering, deputy as
SCISSOR of Arnold township was in
the csty Monday attending the
assessors meeting. He made
this Office a social call.
Lizzie Edmunds has returned
to the city after spending a few
weeks with her brother at Gala
way, who is in the restaurant
business at that point.
Judge Armour and wife were
given a pleasant surprise last
Saturday night week by large
number of friends, in honor of
their twenty-second wedding an
niversary. A very pleasant time
is reported.
Tom Williams of Ansley, was
social caller Tuesday. Mr..
Williams and wife returned two
weeks ago from trip east and
south of several months. They
spent most of the winter in Tex
as. He reports that they enjoy
ed pleasant trip.
Mr.. Carter, the state game
commissioner, was city visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. He planted few thous,
and fish in Spring Creek on A,
II. Humphreys ranch yesterday,
He has been making a tour Of
the northrrn part of the state
with his fish car and had the
car stop here on its return.
MARRIED-At the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Teagarden of this city
Wednesday evening, March %
Frank G. Hall of Mason City ant
Miss Dora Lybarger of Kingston
Rev. J. II. Teagarden, officiating.
The REPUBLICAN extends con
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs
Hall, and wish them many years
of prosperity and happiness.
Jas. S. Kirk of Alliance, has
recently located in our midst and
assumes the position as teller il
the Broken Bow State Bank, il
place of J. M. Kimberling, whC
has filled that important position
so long. Mr.. Numbering viii
look more after the executive
work of the bank in the future
at Broken Bow and Merna. Mr.
Kirk is man of experience, hav
ing been deputy county treasure,
of Nance county for a year and ;
half, which position he resigned
to accept position in the FRS
National Bank at Alliance, Jul,
1908. The REPUBLICAN extend
a welcome to Mr.. Kirk in behal
of the citizens of Broken Bow
and hope his residence here ma,
prove agreeable and profitable.
The annual meeting of tn,
Woman's Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will meet thi
year in Omaha, April 81, 81 an,
%. Free entertainment will b
furnished the delegates by tn
ladies of Omaha and Counci
Bluffs. Any one desiring enter
tainment is requested to send he
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