Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-02-16
BROKEN CUSTER COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOCAL MENTION.
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Ambrose Foren Of Rest, was
Business caller in the city last
Saturday.
County Attorney, a. =. john
son, went to Auselmo last FRI
day on legal business.
J. II. Varvey of Anslev, was in
the city on business Thursday
and Friday of last week.
c. h. Bass of Anselmo, was
transacting business in the city
last Thursday and Friday.
X. A. McCandless of Merna was
transacting business in this city
last Saturday in spite of the cold.
Byran Lenoard was transacting
business in the city last Friday
returning to his home at Rest
Saturday.
h. ID. Ross of New Helena,
was in the city last Thursday,
and left for Anselmo on Fridays
passenger.
C. w. Simms of New Helena,
spent couple of days last week
at the County seat returning
home Friday.
]. P. Cannon, of this city left
for a couple of days visit, with his
brothers P. c. Cannon, of Wester-
vile last Friday.
Fred Britton, manager of
Dierks Lumber yard at Ausel1no,
was in the city Thursday last,
returning home Friday.
B. A. Cochran Of Arnold,
drove over from Galloway last
Friday evening, but he decided to
return home by rail" Saturday.
Four young "Japs" who had
been working down at Litchfeld
left for Spokane, Wash, last
Friday, having been frozen out
here.
c. +. Bowman was making
Business calls in the city,
couple of days last week, return
ing to his home at New Helena
Friday.
Mrs. May Wilson of Alliance,
came in on " Sunday night, to
spend a week with her mother,
Mrs. N. J. Dean and friends in
the city.
Charles E. Collins and wife, Of
this city, went to Mason City las,
Friday on a visit to William
Cadys, Mrs. Collins Brother.in-
Law of that place.
Milton Anderson a young
barber, of Arcadia, was in thu
city Friday on his way to Merna
where he goes to seek employ
ment in his profession.
w. X. Capehart of Guthrie
Center Iowa, arrived in the city
last Friday on his way to Ansley.
Mr.. Capehart says Ansley will be
his home next summer.
Mis-. Mary E. Brown of this
city, went to Ansley last Friday
for a few days visit with her son
George, who has charge of Dierks
Lumber yard at that city.
Miss Eva Weimer of Mason
City, who had been visiting
friends at Merna, Ortello Valley,
and this city for a couple OF
weeks, returned to her home last
Friday.
Mark James and wife OF Fender
Nebraska, stopped over night in
our city last Friday on their way
to visit his brother Harvey,
of Seneca. Mr.. James says If
suited he willlocate there.
We notice from the Alliance
Grip that S. K. Warrick is talked
, of as a candidate for Mayor on
anti-license ticket. AS Mr.. War
rick has resided in Broken Bow
for several years where anti-li'
cense has prevailed it would be
no new experience to him and we
predict that should he be elected
8 he would succeed in controlling
! the liquor traffic even in Alliance
l.. r. Hearsh who lives abou
three miles east of town was d
city visitor Monday, being one o.
E the first to encounter the snow
| drifts between his place and the
: city. Some six of his neigh.
bors provided themselves with
shovels and drove in together
= So when they encountered snow
4.