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

u is thought the market price
tor new corn will open at 2Orents,
4. n Narnev of Ansley,. WAS a
city Iliaitor Mondave m ofning,
He retufned home on A..
Jas. L,edwict returned tue first
OF the week iron, Omaha, where
he spent several days last week.
Rev. A, NJ. Lovaek left Satue.
dag Morning for Omaha To at
tend the Baptist State Conven.
! tion.
The new implement warehouse
I;or e.. S. Martin is already quite
well filled with buggies aud farm
machinery OF all kinds suitable
for the season.
The first real touch of winter
weat her was felt Monday morn.
ing and the average citizen was
reminded of stove repairs and
incidentally coal bills.
The baking demonstration .go-
| ling on at Rockwell & konkel's
hardware this week is 4 matter
we'll worth witnessing. 1t has
been a Successful affair from the
start. ..,
The Farmers GraIn Company
has commenced buying at Cal.
laway and will, IL is,Teported,
soon establish local buyers in
other p aces in the. couhty5as fast
as they can find ablsqparters.
Geo. aud Mrs. Schmidt, north
OF towa, are rejoicing 'oyer the
arrival OF 4 little girl at their;
home Monday. May the. little
Miss live to bless the home OF
her fond parents isaths @ssh OF
the REPUBLICAN.
The CoZad Tribune same ont
Hast week under its new manage!
tnsnt, with W. H. DAILY. former.
4 ~. editor of the Galloway Courier.
editor and publisher. The Re.
PUBLICAN wishes MIR. Daily snc.
cess in his new field of labor.
Alliance has let the contract
for surveying aud furnishing
plans for sewerage system to a
drm of st. Lonis- The city au.
thofifies expect to put in a
SC werage system next spring.
Bonds are TO be voted to meet the
expense.
A ten year old boy of W. T..
Young of Gates, had his hand
badly injured Monday by getting
it caught in the discs Of a separa.
tor. The unfortunate boy was
brought to the city for medical
attention. Dr.. Pennington had
to amputate two of the tingres.
Geo. Hammond left us the first
OF the week some samples ot late
and early planted corn raised
this season Owing TO the late
se ason the corn planted the first
4 of July is thoroughly matured
and even mofe. solid and hearief
than the corn. he planted the ST.,
of May.
/ II anyone should happs Il I'd fad
a stray shirt with variety OF
collars for both ladies and gents,
or should know OF the presen,
whereabouts Of such packa ge
We trust such person will lit I
great burden from the ulind o,
Rev. Teag arden by Informing
him. lie is suspicionins iuno
cent parties of knowing abou,
such package.
The rush for Custer couuty
land has commeuced at'thiS earl,
season and Judging from thi,
there will be au influx Of pur
chasers before spring. Thi.
speaks we'll for Custer Couaty
zeal estate and prices>afe sure t,
advance within the urkt year. i
Is the part of Wisdom the propl,
Of the states east Of here ar,
showing id the matter of selling
, their land and buying here
They are money ahead in tWC
ways.
Those who have expsrimente,
with ingfowing speltz are yer,
enthusiastic over il. One so.u
strongly IN is favor j. that it i
i 'good dry weather crop, an,
yields good whether it rains O
not. Another good point is it,
sturdiness. When the crop ma
lures, il you are rushed will
work and not ready to cut it. yol
can cut it when you get ready
for il will I've found standing .itu