Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-10-12

w. u. Eastman was 4 Mason
City passenger Monday morning,
Mrs. Willis Caldwell went TO
Omaha Monday 10 attend the
Baptist. State Convention.
+. f.. Morrison was a paSseu-
yer to Ansley Monday morning
lie was on his way TO Westetville
near where he.is building house.
Frank Reed of Custer Ce1tet,
is building tine frame house on
his farm. The contract price is
$1,000. Grant Drake has the
contract.
Miss Eva Caldwell was pas
senger for Omaha Saturday, as
delegate TO the State b. Y. +. Il.
convention that convened there
Saturday evening.
1t was long jump the keeney
Stock Company took-from Oma.
la to Broken Bow-passing up
such towns as Grand Island,
Columbus aud Fremont.
Mrs. Lee Pickett arrived Satur.
day evening from Central City,
after months visit with parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. Pickett will be "at
home" in their own commodious
home after this week.
The mail supply wholesale
houses do not take kindly to the
order Of the Assistant Postmaster
General TO have all mail boxes
Numbered and mail delivered by
number ipstead OF name.
Chris kaupp, west Of Merna,
Ia building ! new frame house on
his farm, 2sx@o. Mr.. kaupp has
a ilne farm and he aud his faith.
fal companion are entitled to a
good home in which to spend
their declining days. "a
Mrs. J. NJ. kimberliug left
Saturday morning Tor Omaha TO
attend Baptist State Convention,
She was. accompanied by her
little daughter Thalna. They
viii visit with relatives at Des
Moines before returning.
This years corn crop exceeds
the bumper crop OF 1901 by more
thau a million bushels. We havs
not figured ont what per cent 81
this great Increase falls to the 10,
Of Custer coanty, bnt whatever
it is It is highly satisfactory.
The Alliance Times says that
X. Nj. Hampton received last
week from ]. G.. Brenizsr OF Bro
ken Bow, car containing ten
registered Short Horn bulls OF
ages from ten 10 thirty months
aud all OF them very high class
animals.
Clark'S dog and pony show
pnst have got sidetracked from
some unknown reason last Mon
day as nobody knew OF its COM
ing until il had arrived An eH-
hibition followed at the Opera
House that evening, but the
crowd bordsred On the motley.
;Dsm a., Pickett Left Saturday
morn,ng" on "a recreation trip
He will FIRST visit his son, l.. t.
Pickett, at Overtun. He viii
then go to Lincoln ami Omaha,
At Lincoln he will deliver two
lectures. lie expects 10 deliver
several lectures at the Medical
College at Lincoln, as the elias,
desires to have him continue a,
one OF the faculty that his name
Nay appear on their diplomas,
Monday as Young'a automobile
was passing the corner at Bow
ems, /. A. Coleman's horse be
came excited and lunged into
Mrs. |. ID. Wickham's buggy
which CHANGED to be passing by
Mrs. Wickham was thrown 10 tn,
ground. the buggy passing Owe,
her. She was considerably bruis
ed, back sprained aud it /,
thought she sustained intsrua
injuries. Mr". You & took III
woman home in the automohil
and had a physician called TO at
tend her.
The keeney Stock Co., VIII
open three nights engagement
at the Opera House, commencing
tonight, have always scored
treme naouS success wheTev We
they have appeared, and it i
certain they will score an equal
= successful hit daring their sta,
ia broken bow. Manager Groa
was unanimously congratulate