Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-06-08

Leonard Iooley was passen-
ger for Omaha, last Thursday.
Mrs. J. II. Dean and children
left Tuesday for visit at Grand
Island and Fremont.
Mrs. l.. II. Jewett and Miss
Hazel were passengers to Chicago
Wednesday of this week.
Sarah Hilderbrandt of Seward
Nebr., was here on business the
first of the week returning home
Wednesday.
Joseph Beckwith went to Kear-
ney yesterday morning where he
will have the strength of his
cement blocks tested.
The trains we're delayed Tues
day and Wednesday on account
of washouts on the road in the
east and also the west.
friedrich Ebert is having a new
frame house built on Division
street north of the railroad. Geo.
Papineau has the contract.
J. G. Predmore of Walworth,
is spending the week in the city
taking medical treatment from
Drs, Bartholomew q Christensen.
Mrs. Vanscoyk who has been
visiting in the eastern part of the
state and also here, returned toI
her home at Halsey, Neb., Tues
day.
Mrs. p. j. Richardson and
children were passengers to An
Fselmo Wednesday morning. She
expects to visit at the home of
II. Andrews of that place.
F. II. Young went to Lincoln
Saturday, to attend the funeral
of Elk. Gov. Robert Furnace,
which was conducted last Sun
day by the Masonic fraternity.
Mr.. Herbert Watts was a pass
enger for Beatrice Tuesday morn
ing. He expects to make that
place his home, where he will
have charge Of first class music
store.
| Mrs. Nj. McCook who has made
her home here since last August
lin order to send her three chill
dren to school, returned to her
home on ranch near Seneca,
last Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. Bortsfeld and Mrs. II.
c. Spencer of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, arrived here Wednesday
orning. They expect to visit
at the home of Joe Hemstead
about 70 miles east of this city.
w. B. Paine Of Lee Park,
who has been here visiting his
sister, Mrs. F. II. Huxtable, left
for Seattle, Wash, last Monday.
He expects to go from there to
Portland, Oregon to spend the
summer. His farm of 400 acres
at Lee Park has been rented.
Joseph Beckwith has sold his
farm north of Round Valley, to
]. f.. Adamson. Mr.. Adamson
put two teams to breaking on it
Monday morning and will put in
cultivation all of it that is tillable.
Mr.. Beckwith will give his time
exclusively to his cement block
business.
A. II. Wood Of West Union,
called Saturday and had his name
enrolled for the REPUBLICAN.
Mr.. Wood was one of the pion-
eer settlers in the extreme north
east part of the county, who
after few years residence went
back to Jasper County, Iowa.
Some time ago he returned here
and bought the Dave Finch
farm in Antelope Valley and
feels satisfied to stay.
S. c. Waldron Of Over, was a
city visitor Tuesday. He in
forms us that he recently shipped
his cattle that he has had on feed
for several months. He fed one
hundred head, which with the
hogs he sold brought him about
seven thousand dollars. AS Mr..
Waldron had grown the most of
the cattle himself the only cash
outlay was for his hired help and
corn he had to buy. He got $50
per hundred for his cattle.
We note from the Candy Pho.
neer that the Teachers County
Institute of Logan county is now
in session, it having commenced
last Monday week. The Pioneer