Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-08-30

church Sunday, Sept. End, at II
a. IN. and 8 p. m.
Prof. J Nj. Scott, of Sargent,
was a city visitor Monday. He
reports crops fine in his his To-
cality.
Warren A. Darrell, of the Mid
die Loup was transacting BUSH
ness with the u. S. land Office
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. d. George, of Boston,
arrived in the city last week and
will visit for couple of months
with her daughter, Mrs. w. A.
George.
Major C. S Ellison, of Ansley,
was transacting business with
the county judge Monday. He
filed the will of Thos. Blowers,
of Ansley,. who died last week.
Rev. A. M. Levack will leave
tomorrow for two weeks visit
in Iowa, with the view of locat-
ing as pastor, having resigned
his pastorate at this place.
Mrs. p. A. Walton was taken
i'll last Saturday and that even
ing her condition was quite
serious. Monday and Tuesday
she improved considerably, but
was not SO we'll yesterday.
The railroad will sell tickets
at reduced rate on account of
the big ulster County Fair and
all passenger trains will stop at
the fair grounds, to take on pas
sengers and allow them to get off.
One of the best games of base
ball in Broken Bow this season
will occur at $3.50 Saturday after
noon between the home team and
Sheridan, Wyoming, which is
rated as one of the best west of
the Mississippi.
Thos. Blowers, one of the early
pioneers of Westerville, died at
Ansley last week. Mr.. Blowers
is the father Of Mrs. |. A. Reneau,
of this city. The REPUBLICAN
extends sympathy to Mrs. Reneau
in her great bereavement.
Major Ellison, of Ansley, who
was in the city Monday informs
us that he recently returned from
Colorado where he visited his
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Beard, and
family, who were formerly resi-
dents of Algernon township.
Rev. ]. II. Teagarden reached
home Monday from a recreation
trip to Denver and vicinity and
left Tuesday for Sutton where
Mrs. t., and the child have visit
ed during his absence from home.
They will return here III few
days.
If there was any one place in
Broken Bow a cross walk was
needed that place was between
the corners occupied by the
Security and Broken Bow State
banks and now the need has been
supplied with a cement crossing
to the qualification of the ladies
especially.
Miss Eva Caldwell will leave
tomorrow for Chicago where she
will take a course in vocal and
instrumental music the ensuing
year. AS a token of esteem in
which she is held gold bracelet
was presented her last night by
friends and co-workers in the
Baptist church.
We note from the Sargent
Leader that w. p. Higgins has
moved to Lincoln to secure better
educational advantages for his
family. Mr.. Higgins is one OF
Custer county's most highly re.
spected citizens and the REPUB.
LIcAN regrets that he has moved
from the county.
A. E. Anderson, ]. G.. VanCott,
Pat Stevenson and DR.. w. E.
Talbot, accompanied by their
wives, leave next Monday fol
Halsey where they will spend a
week hunting prairie chickens
and ducks. 1t is expected that
some friends of DR.. Talbot, from
Kansas City, will join the party
at Halsey.
Only four weeks till the big
Custer county fair-the only fai,
in Nebraska where your hors,
and buggy go in free of charge
the only fair in the state which
gives you free tent in which t.
sleep, cook and eat, so that you
can bring YOUR family and Sc,