Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-12-27

City Attorney Gadd was a
visitor to the capitol city of the
state last Saturday.
w. B. Eastman and son, Carl,
spent the last three days of last
week in Lincoln and Omaha.
John Triplett has purchased
lotsIof James Waite on East Main
street on which he is erecting
a frame dwelling.
John Scott, of Westerville,
enjoyed life in Broken Bow last
Friday and realized that it is
really good business city.
Mr.. ]. A. True, of Brady, Neb.,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Fodge several days, while on his
way to the teachers meeting at
The combination OF a safe
often puzzles, l surmise, but the
combination to wealth is found
if in the REPUBLICAN you adver-
tise.
Miss Irene Handlers, who is
attending school at Grand Haven,
Mich, arrived home last week to
spend the holidays with parents,
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. handlers.
There have been all kinds of
inventions to economic on food,
fuel and light, but no one seems
to have perfected rent reducer
or escaper--or attempted one.
Miss Ma BILE Hall, who has been
stationed at Cleveland, Ohio, as
assistant pastor for the past two
years, arrived in the city Satur-
day night to visit her mother
and sister.
The Galloway Queen says that
]. H. Smith, of Broken Bow, is
in that city with a view to buy
ing a hog ranch and again
locating with his family in that
locality.
J. A. o. Thomas had intended
to spend Christmas with his
mother at Alliance, but on
account of her being i'll he went
there last Saturday morning and
remained until Tuesday. She
was much better when he came
home.
Miss Lottie Emerson, who is
teaching two miles west of
Oconto, and Miss Florence Emer-
son, who has charge of school
near Galloway, are spending the
holiday vacation at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Emerson, in this city.
Henry Lemons, who resides
about twelve miles southwest of
Galloway was brought in last
night by Deputy Sheriff Towsley,
on account of insanity caused
by hard work. William Bedell
and c. Bonde came as witnesses.
G. o. Joyner's new dwelling in
the north part Of the city is
nearing completion. 1t is one of
the largest and finest appearing
buildings in that part of the city.
When completed it will be
furnished with modern improve
mentS.
C. Bonde of Elm Township
was a social caller at the REPUBLI-
CAN Office this morning. He
says corn is yielding from IS to
40 bushels an acre in his locality
and corn huskers are getting four
cents bushel, one man is offer
ing five cents.
Carl Foote wife and boy of
Dunning came down Monday
night to spend their Christmas
under the parental roof. Carl
returned home yesterday morn
ing but Mrs. Foote and the boy
Will remain week or TWO.
John and Mrs. Robinson re-
turned from Omaha Wednesday,
where they have been for several
weeks visiting with the family
of their son, Lloyd Robinson.
While there Mr.. Robinson had
his limb operated on at one OF
the hospitals. His limb has been
affected for ten years and for the
past year or two it has been a
source of great pain to him. He
informs the REPUBLICAN that the
operation proved very successful
and that he feels confident a
permanent cure has been effected,
o. G. Nordstorm, of Comstock
Nebr., starts this week for