Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-07-20
BROKEN BOW CUSTER COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY JULY so5G

I h. Il. Baker of Green, was
among the friendly callers at
this office Saturday.
Jas. Boggs of Weissert, was
city visitor Saturday. The RE-
PUBLICAN acknowledges a friend
ly call.
w. b. Eastman went to Lin
coin Monday on business in con-
nection with the Broken Bow BUS
mess College.
w. ]. Rice of Cliff table was a
city visitor the latter part of last
week, He made the REPUBLICAN
a friendly call.
G.. l.. Turner went to Merna
Tuesday morning to look after
his new lumber yard he is putting
in at that place.
Miss Arle Haskell of Arnold,
arrived Monday to be in readi-
ness for the teachers institute
which begins the oath inst.
| +. h. Mayes, foreman of this
Office visited his family at Kear-
ney over Sunday. He went down
Saturday morning returning
Monday evening.
The Custer Baptist association
will hold the Fifth Sunday meet
ing with the Arnold church, the
% aud 80 of July. An interesting
program has been arranged.
II. Williams and wife of Ans
ley, came up Saturday night on
43 and remained over Sunday
visiting with the family of ].
w. Clay, west of town.
They returned home Mon
day.
Harvest is in full blast this
week in every part of the county
aud in few instances the wheat
is in the stack. Rust has done
very little damage, much less
than was anticipated by many
farmers.
Miss Edith Stevens, book keep
er IN Dierks Lumber Cos. Office
at this place left Monday on a
visit to Forest Grove, Oregon.
She will visit the Exposition at
Portland while gone and will be
} absent several weeks.
,, The Chronicle Citizen says,
that Mrs. Huxtable of Broken
Bow, who has been visiting hcI
brother Geo. Paine the past two
1 weeks started last Thursday for
fondulac, Wisconsin, to spend
the summer with her sister.
A Mr.. Johnson, an old gentle
man hailing from the northeast
: part of the county, was in the
t city Tuesday, soliciting aid Of
Y our citizens, he having lost his
$ barn and COW by fire. From
s the looks of his list we infer that
most people he met contributed
to his needs.
DIR. f. w. Myers recently oil
. DesMoines, Iowa, homeopathic
y physician, made this Office Z
:, genial call Friday, in company
" with A. j. Elliott. The DR.. ha:
decided to locate in Broken Eow
y and engage in the practice o
# medicate, as no other one of hi
# S, hool is in business here.
y Florence and Charley Cushmar
n Of Watertown, South Dakota, VIII,
u have been making their HON,
with their Aunt, since thei
Il mothers death a number of year:
,. ago, arrived in the city Tuesda,
; night to make their home will
d their father,L. Cushman, who re
I, sides near King school hous
l. southeast of the city.
= w. w. Cowles informs us tina
Is he is making a collection o
:. grains and grasses for the Count
, fair exhibit. This is a laudabl
y. enterprise in which the publ
- should lend all the assistanc
- possible. Mr.. Cowles is an ex
=, =, perienced hand in handling eH
= hibits for fairs and what is cor
y. tributed to him will be exhibite
- in the best condition possible.
e. ]. c. Haney returned Sunda
from Alliance, where he ha
gone the previous day to atten
- the first meeting of the Order c
IS Railroad photographers, whic
H. meeting was attended with rel
re resentation from every station {
"a tho ll;a.o d;u:e;o.. IS .Lo D.,