Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-02-09
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NJ LOCAL MENTION.


Joe Hromas of Mason City, was
trausacting business in the city
last Thursday.
Joe Knajdl OF Prague, was in
the city on business Thursday, re.
turned home Friday last
K. A. Prouty was Berwyn
visitor at the county seat last
! Thursday returning home Friday.
Vim. SIN it'll OF Ansley, was a
business translator in the city
last Friday, returning home Sat
urday.
j. r. Judge of A9selmo, was at
tending court here a couple of
days last week, returning home
Friday.
| c. H. Swanson of Mason City,
was attending court couple of
days last week, returning home
Saturday.
]. E. Evans of Sargent repre-
senting the Harding Creamery
lCo., was in the city co uple of
days last week.
| w. D. Hall of Sargent, who had
been attending court at the coun-
ty seat the past week, returned
home Tuesday.
c. J. Furer of Fairfield, Nebras-
ka, was in the city last week look
ing for cattle and land, returning
home last Friday.
Mrs. T. w. Bass and daughter
! Ethel OF this city left on Mondays
train for a few days visit to
| friends in Lincoln.
| ]. Martin, and A. E. HUT of
this city left for a combined busi-
mess and pleasure trip to Tulsa,
Indian Ter, last Tuesday.
The o. E. S. Kensington will
be entertained by Mrs. F. NJ. Rub
llee Tuesday, Feb. 18th, at 2:30
O'Clock. Ali members invited.
/ J. M. Lowder of this city, left
on Tuesdays train for few days
visit with friends at Grand
Island.
Rev. G. Henriksen of this city,
left for Hazard last Saturday to
fill the pulpit of the Norwegian
Lutheran church of that place
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hughes,
who had been visiting relatives
at Hyannis, for some time return
ed to their home at Litchfeld las,
Saturday.
Miss Lucy Allison of Berwyn,
who had been making two weeks
visit at the home of her sister
Mrs. Frank Kelsey, of this city,
returned home Saturday.
DIED-Floyd Currey of Huxley,
died last Saturday evening, about
10 p. M, of lung fever. Age
about 1S years. Funeral services
were held Monday at Huxley.
| Mrs. A. Canterbury, who had
been visiting her father, Mr.. ].
G. Fuller of this city for some
time, returned to her home at
| New London, Iowa, Saturday.
B. & M. trains have been some
what off schedule the past two or
three weeks owing to the snow
and bad weather. Regular No.
AZ was about 7 hours late last
Saturday.
The Ottun Bros. of Sargent,
who had been in the city since
the middle of last week attending
court, returned home Monday
night by team. They went by
way of Round Valley.
Mrs. F. B. Hersh of this city
accompanied by Mistress Esther
Morris, left for a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. George Elmwood, at her
{ old home Napoleon, Ohio. Mrs.
Hersh expects to be gone three or
four months.
]. B. Burdick of Ansley, who
some months ago bought the
Pittaway residence property in
the southwest part of the city,
has taken up his residence here.
The REPUBLICAN extends vel.
come to Mr.. Burdick and family
to our midst.
Carl Burdick was the lucky
: man in the purchase of the Mark
King farm, southeast of the city
!. that was sold Monday, by the
referees to the highest bidder
- He paid for the place 50, 122. 81
a He and L. B. Morris will divide