Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-05-04

to Halsey Thursday.
Carl Foote and wife were down
from'Merna Tuesday.
w. A. Brown made a business
trip to Merna Thursday.
C. w. Cannon of this city left
for Ansley Friday morning.
]. S. Mollyneau went to Lin
coin Tuesday to spend the week.
]. c. Hastings of this city made
a business trip to Berwyn Friday.
T.. E. Gusner of this city, |
made a business trip to Mason
City Thursday.
Mr.. II. A. Watts of this city
left Friday morning for Dawson
Nebr. on business trip.
Judge Potter, of Grand Island,
made stop over here on his way
to Edgemont, S. d., last week.
Nearly five inches of rain fell
the past week which dispels all
fears of drouth for the planting
season.
Miss Orcelia Lamphear of this
city left for Ansley Thursday
morning, where she expects to
spend few days.
The unusual wet weather this
spring emphasizes the necessity
of putting the roads in good
shape. In many places they are
almost impossible from the late
rains.
:" The railroads have agreed
upon one fare for the round trip
n from all eastern points to Port
b land during the Lewis and Clark
q exposition.
IL A baby in Broken Bow has been
y christened Teddy Oyama. If he
lives up to his name he will be a
st strenuous youngster.-St. Paul
Republican.
2 Sheriff Richardson made trip
Friday morning 10 Mason City
a. with w. S. Hadiix in his pos
session to secure Haddix's bond.
He did not succeed.
~ F. H. Young, president of the
= Custer National, went to Omaha
Monday morning, where he will
D, remain most of the week attend
l. ing the Grand Lodge sessions OF
the Masonic fraternity.
i The Ansley Chronicle-C Citizen
is is advocating the nomination OF
Senator M. l.. Flies of Arcadia,
for governor. Senator Flies made
- good record IN the Legislature
- and doubtless would make good
governor.
" The rains interfered with tree
V planting on Arbor day in this To-
cality, but fortunately the wet
IS weather did not drown out the
20 good intentions of the citizens of
Broken Bow, and several planted
=. trees last week.
If Mr.. Hartley wishes to state
that he has legally drawn papers
O for signatures of those who want
r to take stock in project to sink
:. deep prospect well. All who
are interested are requested to
: call on him and help the work
:. along.
Isaac Barcus came up from
20 Westerville Monday night wit h
- the view of taking his wife home,
;s but decided that owing to the
" splendid care she is getting here
with her sister, Mrs. Huxtable,
D. that it would be better for her to
a remain. Her condition is gIad
e. ually growing worse.
a. Sheriff Campbell returned Fri
day from South Bend, this state
n bringing with him his neice, Miss
p Claudia Campbell, daughter Of
1t his brother who recently died
u leaving four children orphans
Mr.. Campbell has been appointed
IS as their guardian, and they will
m all probably come to Gering tC
W liye.-The Gering Courier.
"a G. w. Rhodes, general super
p intendent of this division of the
H. B. & M. has resigned and Di
vision Superintendent ]. h. Phe
Of Ian has been appointed as his
to successor. ]. c. Birdsell who is
to we'll known in this vicinity, for
k. merly as train dispatcher and fol
l. the past year or two assistant SUI
=, derintendent of the Deadwoot
3. division, has been appointed di
e. vision superintendent to succeed