Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18

drug store.
]. C. Moore has bought the
Christian church building and
lots, consideration $l100.
F. H. Smith is building fine
dwelling on his property north
east of the north side school
house
f. M. Olmstead, of Custer
Center, is building a fine story
and-a-half house west of
Fifth avenue, north of the creek.
G. A. Firth, who recently pur-
chased the Globe hotel, invites
the citizens of Broken Bow to a
turkey dinner next Sunday, the
21st.
Miss Pearl Zahn, formerly of
this city, now of Ansley, has
returned from Fort Collins,
Colorado, where she spent the
summer.
Ira p. Mills, of Arnold, looked
upon the county seat yesterday,
noted that many improvements
are in progress and the population
rapidly increasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Morgan of
Cumro, were in the city the
later part of last week, visiting
their old time friends and neigh
bors, Mrs. and Mrs. Jos. Pigman.
The Office of the Broken Bow
Abstract Co., is in the throes of
house cleaning, plasters, paper
hangers and painters having
taken temporary possession.
]. G. Haeberle is father of a
new son, born Tuesday night,
and is the recipient of congratu-
lations from the entire community
and several precincts not yet
reported.
L. D. George, of the Eagle
Grocery Co., is in fine feather
fully equal to Ostrich plumes-
since yesterday forenoon when a
sweet little baby girl came to
brighten his home.
Do not fail to hear Hon. Geo.
L. Sheldon the republican
candidate for Governor to speak
next Tuesday at s p. NJ. He is
an able and logical speaker and
is an earnest advocate for the
square deal.
The business Office of the
Central Telephone company has
been moved from the rear of the
Custer Natl Bank block to a
room across the hall from the
hello Office, up stairs in the
Broken Bow State Bank buildi ng.
Mrs. John Boyce had her face
severely scalded recently while
camping out in Ortello Valley,
from steam of the coffee pot.
For a time it was feared she
would loose her eve sight, but at
this writing she is getting along
very nicely.
Col. LeServe, Of Westerville
has purchased the Jerome White
property in the southwest part
of the city, formerly owned by
N. II. Gadd, consideration, $500
Mr.. LeServe has sold his farm a
Westerville and will move to
Broken Bow in the spring.
Mrs. Inez Heller Granger, wifi
Of Harry Granger, who has re
sided near Comstock the pas
twenty-five years, was adjudge'
insane and taken to Norfork las
Friday morning accompanied b.
DR.. Bartholomew and Miss Heller
her sister, and they say she wa
in a very critical condition whe>
arriving at Norfolk. She ha
been ailing for about two months
but did not show symptoms o
losing her mind until about tie
days ago. The case is a yer
sympathetic one as she is tn
mother of two children, 2 an
4 years of age. Many friend
sincerely hope she will recove
her reasoning power.
The Josephine Gamble Concer
company, which will be at tn
Broken Bow Opera house, Oct.
oath, Wednesday night mex
week, for the benefit of the bant
receive words of recommendation
everywhere they appear and i
many cases are solicited to feturl
E indicating that the audience
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