Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-04


f. F.. Taylor is having band
room built. "a feet square, just
south OF his residence. The
citizens Of the city contributed
$500 towards the enterprise.
las. Rudec, of Westervillc, had
his left hand crushed IN u corn
shelter last Thursday. The hand
was badly mutilated and it is
hcught he will not be able to use
itthiS winter
w. a. Sturdevant of Round
Valley moved back to the city
last Saturday. He proved up on
a quarter section Of land in the
vicinity OF Ronnd Valley since
he has been gone.
Miss Woodburn, one of the
teachers in the Broken Bow
schools, had the misfortune to
break her ankle at Red Oak,
while skating. Not being able
to resume her place, Miss Pearl
Jewett has been engaged to fill
the vacancy.
]. S. Baisch of Madison, Ne
hraska, arrived in the city Tues.
day morning to spend couple
of weeks looking after his bust
ness interests here. He informs
us that the ueYt time he comes
back he will come to stay.
DR.. Pope, pastor of the First
BAPTIST church At Grand Island,
has been elected General MIS-
sionary for the state to succeed
Rev. c. w. BIinstand, who has
TO accept similar posi-
ton in California February LIST.
A Calhoun, of Weissert, and
Miss Bertha Luther, of Mason
City. were married one day last
week. Mr., Calhoun arrived
home last Saturday with his
bride which was the first intima-
ton his community had of the
Mrs. Beatty, of Westerville,
who mad been afflicted with pneu-
nonia for sore time, died Sun
lay morning. She was buried |
Tuesday in the Westerville ceme-
terry, The funeral service was
conducted by the Rev Bells, of
Berwyn.
Ben Richards and brother
William of Oconto, were. city
visitors Saturday. Ben informs
Is that he is attending the Grand
Island Business College where he
s taking course i'll short hand.
He graduated from a business
course in this city last spring.
James Whitehead returned yes.
.erday morning from Buffalo,
Wisconsin, where he was called
0y the death Of his youngest sis.
.er, Dec. 22nd, who died suddenly
rom heart failure. On leaving
1ere, the 23rd, the weather was
warm and bright but on reaching
Iowa he found snow and sleighing
and in Wisconsin the thermome-
er registered ten degrees below
zero.
J. &. Webbing and wife re-
.urned Tuesday morning from
heir visit Of their uncle at Madi.
son. He reports having enjoyed
ais visit very mach. He and his
ANGLE and their wives ate their
New Years dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 5. RalsCh of Madison.
Mr.. Webbing says it was the
inest dinner lac ever sat down to.
We note in the Mitchell Daily
Republican OF Mitchell, S. D., a
favorable mention made Of The
Naner Comedy Co., in which is
mentioned the name of Jack"
playing the part of a
TYPICAL wealthy miner. The
lack Benjaminc is John Benia.
nine of Broken Bow. We under.
stand John has developed into 4
professional OF high order
James Stockham came back
rom Kearney Monday and says
lis land deal is all knocked in
he head That the deal was
lot square nor round and likely
will have 10 go into two or three
ourts before it will be settled.
'im is slayer and if into the
:ourts he has to go to get his
lights there is where he will be
opnd. Jim has been worker
or this neck of the woods and
re certainly would not like TO
ee him loose his property by any
lieght Of hand work, Galloway
>ourier-Iribune.
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