Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-05-31


will begin next Monday.
Roy WEIGH, county supervisor
of Berwyn township was a city
visitor Saturday.
Supervisors Morris and Fonda
started out Tuesday afternoon on
a tour of bridge inspection.
]. J. Phillipsen, of Prairie Cen
ter, was in the city Monday MAX
ing final proof on his homestead.
f. E. Delano, of Lee Park,
brought in his report of the as
sessment of Myrtle township
yesterday.
Jas. Wait took charge of the
street work Monday morning.
He is using two teams on the
grader and is doing some good
work.
Land Commissioner Eaton was
in the city Monday looking after
school land leasing. He called
at this office to extend congratu-
lations.
The board of supervisors will
assemble at the court house in
this city next Tuesday, the 5th
of June and tackle the regular
order of business.
H. F. Kennedy has commenced
the erection Of 24x36 dwelling
house in the southeast part of
the city, on the block south of
Armstrong; residence.
DR.. Williams, of Anselmo, was
city visitor Friday. While in
the city he procured marriage
license of Judge Humphrey to
marry Mrs. Williams, his former
wife.
We notice in the press dis
patches in the daily papers that
Rev. Lincoln Mcconnell is hold
ing special meetings at Fairfield,
where he is meeting with good
success.
Teagarden and Lewis expect
an unusual large attendance at
the summer school. Board and
rooms can be had at reasonable
rates. Watch for course of en-.
tertainments.
C. G. Empfeld and wife, of
Tuesday. This Office acknow-
lodges a welcome call. Mr..
Empfield reports business in his
line, contractor and builder, good
in that locality.
J. S. Baisch, who has been in
business at Madison, Nebraska,
the past five years, returned to
Broken Bow last Friday morning
with the view of locating per-
manently. Mrs. Baisch went to
Overton to visit a short time
while Mr.. Baisch gets located,
II. ]. Bowen called Friday to
have the address of his paper
changed from Broken Bow to
Thedford, near where he has To-
Gated on a Kinkaid homestead.
lie has a fine stock claim and he
thinks he can improve it by SOW
ing br me grass on the best of it.
A new time schedule will be
put in operation on the Burling-
ton next Sunday. There will be
but little difference between the
present time of arrival and de-
parture Of trains, except with
No. "A. whose time is now 1896
p. M. and it will be changed so
as to leave here two or three
hours later.
Jas. H. Anderson, who resides
on the old Ed. King timber claim
three miles southeast of the city
was brought to the Hospital last
Thursday for treatment for APP
pendicitis. For a week previous
he had been suffering greatly
and as no relief could be given
him it was decided that a surgi-
call operation was the only hope.
The services of DR.. Davis, of
Omaha, was secured and an
operation had Friday. AT this
writing, Thursday afternoon, his
condition is very critical but
hopes are entertained for his
recovery.
1t looks even thus early as
though the county fair in Sep
TENDER would be much greater
event than it has ever been.
Many citizens IN all parts of the
county are taking an interest in
it and that helps considerably
more than little. The interest