Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-16
Charley Koup has sold his res
taurant to Leonard Tooley.

taurant to Leonard Tooley.
Hazel Jewett went to Berwyn,
Friday, on ~ to visit her sister,
Mrs. V. c. Talbot.
Peter Heller of York, who has
been at Dunning, visiting his
son, was in the city Friday.
Mr.. Heller of Blaine county, was
a business caller at this Office
Friday, He returned home on Al.
Miss Mary Geeseman, teacher
in the city schools went to Ansley
Saturday to remain over Sunday
at home.
Peter Mullen of Missouri Val
ley Iowa who has been visiting
b. Sweeney of this city returned
home Saturday.
Aided Argo of Mercer County,
Missouri, who had been in the
city for several days on business,
returned Saturday.
5. Is. Warrick, who came down
from Alliance Monday reports
that about fine inches of snow
had fell there when he left.
Misses Anges Reed and Perry
of Albion, who filed on govern
ment land near Mullen returned
to their home Saturday morning.
Please remember that the ladies
of the Christian church will hold
their annual Easter Market,
April p. Please favor them by
your presence.
J. NJ. Belts went to Lincoln
yesterday to attend a meeting of
the directors of the Beatrice
Creamery Co. to be held there to-
day.
c. Ii. Parker of Sheridan Wy
oming who has been here several
weeks visiting with the family of
w. S. Metcalf was a west bound
passenger Tuesday.
Eli McCandless of Anselmo was
on the east bound passenger Sat-
urday morning. He will visit at
his old home in Indiana about
two months before he returns.
Elgin Beal shipped car load
nt tat = attic Of y &c f4nlss
to Omaha Sunday. Elgin finds
farming more profitable BUSH
ness than running newspaper.
Miss Matte Gillion of superior
Nebraska who has been in the
employ of Reneau & Leonard as
stenographer for the past year
returned to her home Saturday. |
Mrs. Belle Kennoyer, came
down from South Dakota, last |
Friday morning to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. White
and other relatives in this city
and vicinity.
Chas. Robinson returned yes
terday morning from Sioux City.
where he has been visiting his
brother Lloyd. His nephew Alex
Robinson came home with him to
spend the summer with his grand
parents.
Arthur Case, of Weisert has re-
Gently located on the Springstube
farm north of the city. Mr..
Springstube has moved to the
George Willing ranch south of
town, recently vacated by c.. E.
Snyder.
O. d. Brewing of Eddyville
has purchased two and a half
acres of land in the south west
corner of Pleasant View addition
of Nels Lee on which he has built
a house. 1t will be ready for oc-
In few more days.
w A. George has bought the
Duggies and spring wagons of J.
g. Vancott that he purchased
recently of ]. S. oquires, This
stock will be kept in the store
house, north of Vancott's store
and will be in charge of the
Eagle Grocery store,
F. Z. Delano OF Lee Park was
a city visitor Monday and Tues
day. He came up to attend the
meeting of the members of the
rural telephone lines who met
here Monday to discuss the pro-
Jet of organizing a cooperative
phone system of the county He
made the Republican Office a So
cial call
Mrs, Chadwick's trial came to
an end last Saturday at Cleveland
Ohio. The jury rendered YER
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