Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-04-13
Mrs. f. M. Heating of Dunuing
was city visitor Tuesday.

AVA ~ A'As AhNoNAhh VI
was city visitor Tuesday.
Bert Lampher of Westerville,
was a city visitor Tuesday.
J. E. Myers and S. S. Nc
Connel were city visitors Tues
day.
E. Hatcher of Gates, was among
the welcome callers at this office
Friday.
Mrs. Alvin Daily of Milburn,
was a city visitor Tuesday, re-
turning home Wednesday morn
ing.
John Conley of Oconto, was q
city visitor Tuesday. The RR-
PUBLICAN ackno Wedges a well
come call.
Jasper Wallace of West Union,
was city visitor the latter part
of last week. The REPUBLICAN
Office was favored with a call.
Rev. h. Bells of Tobias, who
was called here last week to
preach the funeral of Mrs. Hinkle
at Berwyn, was a friendly caller
at this Office Tuesday.
The ladies of the Christian
church will hold their Easter
market Sat-, April 22nd, 1905, in
the Munk store room in the Real
ty block. Also serve dinner and
supper. Everyone invited. 44-2t
Mrs. J. c. Bowen who was
quite seriously hurt few weeks
ago by being thrown from her
buggy, we are pleased to note is
improving quite nicely and no
permanent injury will result.
Mr.. Beckwith has his drying
shed erected for his cement block
works and has received a car load
of cement, ready for business as
soon as his machine gets here.
He is expecting it any day.
Chas. Penn who recently com.
pleted four years term as Com
mandment at the Soldiers Home
at Milford, has located at Peru,
where he bought a fifteen acre
property, we'll improved, includ-
ing fine orchard.
VIM. c. MCGOWAN and Miss
A. Z. Ritenaur, Of Ansley were
united in marriage. bylRey. J. h,
Teagarden, at his residence, in
this city, Wednesday, April 18th,
at 8, o'clock, a m. They will be.
gin Housekeeping on their farm on
Clear Creek.
John Lowe left Tuesday morn
ing on a visit to Kansas to see
two brothers he has not seen since
the beginning of the civil war
His wife and children happily
surprised him last Sunday morn.
ing in making him a present Of
the money to make the trip.
A. J. Moore of Omaha, who
holds the position of Post Office
inspector was in the city last
Friday on his way from Galloway,
where he had been on of6cia.
business. He was accompanied
from Galloway, by his brother h
A. Moore of this city, Mr.. Moore
left on AZ Friday for the east.
Our special advertising space
for our Illustrated Easter edition
of the REPUBLICAN next week
will be limited and those who
want to secure space are urget
to call at the Office as early a.
possible that they may be accom-
modated. The first here will bt
first served. We will publish {
large number of extra copie:
which will enhance its advertis
ing value.
J. O. Taylor of Berwyn, was il
the city yesterday and favored
this office with a call. He il
: director for the southeast County
!! Cooperative Telephone Co. HI
feels considerable encouraged
over the prospects of making {
I success Of the scheme. He ha'
: already secured 80 subscribers
!. and has not convassed but ;
! small portion of his territory
!. He figures that if each of th'
/ nine directors can secure titty-fiv'
! each that the deal can be con
( sumated.
! Miss Moylan of the Globe Hote
4 had a narrow escape Tuesda,
morning from being shot. |
!: appears that some of the employ
L ees of the house were practising
2 with a revolver out in the bacl
1 yard. At the time Miss Moylar
!: was in the wash house in the &C