Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-11-02


business caller at this Office
Tuesday.
w. L. Herman was in the city
Tuesday making proof on his
homestead, before Judge Armour.
G.. L. Turner has bought the
resident property in the south
east part of town formerly owned
by Mrs. Ada Philpot, but more
recently owned by Nicholas
SmetS. v
Alvin Daily, the pop candidate
for county clerk, was a social
caller at this Office Saturday.
He informed us that he had been
away from home two weeks
campaigning.
f. II. Bentley of Ansley, was "A
friendly caller at this Office Tues
day, while waiting for the delay
ed train, to return home.> He re-
ports the prospects for the repub-
lican ticket in his vicinity good.
Deputy Organizer for the
Highlanders, who has been do
ing splendid work for that order
at Ansley of late, Is expected to
arrive in Broken Bow the first
week of November for special
work.
]. M. Fodge passed through
the city Saturday on his way to
Second Eudell to attend the Sun
day School District Convention
OF the southeast quarter, which
was held at t.e Second Eudell
church Sunday.
Willis Caldwell returned vester-
day morning from business trip
to Illinois, where he had been
visiting and looking after real
estate deals for a couple or three
weeks. He informs us that he
invested in some thoroughbred
lIerford cattle and black hogs
while gone.
ID. II. Thomson of Arslev,
who came up Saturday night to
spend Sunday at home got left
Monday morning by the train be-
ing ahead of time and remained
over until Tuesday. Mr.. Thorn
sou Is pretty cln%r iirurrr on
election returns and h, figures
the entire republic ticket will
be elected, it there IS ANYTHING
like reasonable vote out next
Tuesday.
Joe Remington of Georgetown,
was in the city tn, sday on his
way to DunninE where he goes
with the view OF making al
engagements to move on his home
stead within the six months of
his allotted tim He bought
the accomplishment on Jesse Will
sons CLAIM, one of the best hay
claims in that valley subject to
entry at the opening under the
| iNliih uiu
Lars Blixt of Galloway, was a
friendly caller at this Office Tues
day. Mr.. BiXt lives on the
Tallin Table west Of Galloway.
He reports land prices doubled
in his community in the past
year. lie bought half section
a year ago for $1,000 and was
offered 81, 900 for it a few days
ago. lie informs us that the re-
publican ticket stands we'll in
his locality and that he has great
hopes of its success in the county
Jas. Whitehead returned Fri
day night from his trip to Port
land, where he was summoned a
witness against Frank Lam
bert, formerly of Mullen. 1t ap
pears that Lambert had induced
inmates of the Soldiers home t
file on government land in tn,
vicinity of Mullen and then tax,
lease for ninety-nine years
One of these soldiers on learning
he had been misinformed as t.
his right to lease land unde
those conditions returned Lam
bert his money and perfected hi
proof by residing on the land an,
held it tor his own use. Cuda
beck of Mullen got onto the dea
and informed the government
authorities, who, after securing
sufficient evidence found thei
r man Lambert had left for part
, unknown. Cudabeck again wa
able to give the required infor
nation and informed the official
that he was in Portland runnin
restaurant, 1t appears that h
and Cudabcck's vile had akippe
out together. Citizens of Bro
ken Bow knew Mrs. Cudabeck a
Mrs, b, W, Edwards. As Ian