Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-04-06

Jas LeuWlCn Ol TINS city was
a passenger for Ansley Friday.
Walter Glaze of this city went
to Ansley Friday, on business.
|. N. Marquis shipped car of
fat cattle to Kansas City, Sunday.
L. E. Franklin of Arlington
stopped over between trains FRI
day.
o. ]. Smith and c. X. Fessen-
den of Anselmo, are in the city
today.
| h. d. Campbell of Weissert was
business caller at this Office last
Monday.
Peter Mohat is reported very
low from stroke of paralysis a
few days ago.
Otis Fesenden will move to the
Schitzmire place i'll Lillian town
ship this week.
John c. Ballon who has been
i'll this city on business returned
to his home Friday.
l.. III. House of Ansley was
looking after business in this city
Thursday and Friday.
VIM. MAR of Hastings, who
was IN the city on business left
on AZ Saturday morning.
w. J. Rice of Rest, was city
visitor Tuesday. This office ac-
knowledges a friendly call.
Master Frank Tierney went to
Ansley Saturday, to spend a few
days with his uncle ]. B. Tierney.
Mrs. Avis is having another
house built in the eastern part of
town, on the Hunter addition for
rent.
Jas. Dare of Gates, was bust.
ness visitor in the city Friday.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
social call.
The high school social last
Friday night was quite a success
financially. The gross receipts
were over $500
G. r. Leach of Westerville, was
a city visitor Saturday. He re.
membered the REPUBLICAN office
with business call.
VIM. Hersh of Deadwood, who
had been visiting in the vicinity
for several days with relatives
left Saturday morning for the
west on Al.
Deputy Revenue Collector Con-
kle, who has been visiting with
his family for the past week, re-
turned to Chadron yesterday
morning.
Hon. f. M. Currie left this
morning for Ogden, to meet his
wife. who is on her return from
California, where she has been
spending the winter.
DR.. c. J. Christensen has his
Office equipped with modern APP
pliances for the treatment of dis
eases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat. He is prepared to fit
glasses accurately.
F. H. Young and family, re-
turned last night from their visit
to New Orleans. Mr.. Young
says every time he is away from
Nebraska, he comes back more in
love with our own fair Nebraska.
We acknowledge the receipt of
an invitation to attend the open.
ing Of the Hotel Colonial, at Red
Oak, Iowa, March 3. This is
the hotel recently built which
Chas. H. Kennedy of Broken Bow,
has taken charge of.
A. f. Warren, formerly of this
place, but who left here about a
year ago and rented a 240 acre
farm of the Bacon ranch, in
Dawson county comprising As, 900
acres, visited over Sunday in this
city, returning last Sunday.
h. p. Stamford of Merna, was
a city visitor yesterday. He re-
ports that Merna has the great
est and the only boom in its his
tory. He says farms are selling
rapidly near there as high as $35
an acre and that fully fifteen
houses will be built there this
season, including a fine hotel and
store building combined.
The recently elected directors
of the county cooperative tele'
phone company, held their first
meeting at the court house las
Saturday night. A satisfactory
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