Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-05-17
IN AND AROUND BROKEN BOW
An Epitome of Personal Affairs and Loca
Events During the Past Week.

VlSlIluB lIleHuS III the city dn(
attending the Sunday schoo
convention.
DR.. Wanbsley, Of West Unior
was Broken Bow visitor yester
day attending a meeting of the
county medical society.
Valley county is to be among
the first to hold a republican con
vention this year. The county
convention will be held at Ord
May 18th. ,. r
Elbridge Pigman, who ha;
been visiting with relatives ii
the South Loup territory neal
Ansley, tine past six weeks, has
returned home. ,' b..
j. h. Dean and family left
Tuesday morning, on visit to
Des Moines, Iowa; Mr.. Dean goes
as a delegate to the Presbyterian
General Assembly.
Hugh Ormsby, who has been
attending college at Hastings,
returned home Monday evening
and has taken a position as clerk
in the b. & M. depot. ..,-. 81.
Rev. J. r. Woods, of Mason
City, came up Tuesday to attend
the County Sunday School Con-
vention. He will hold services
at Bethel Union church Sunday.
DR.. Bartholomew informs us
that Mr.. and Mrs, G.. w.
Hoffman, residing west of the
city, rejoice in the arrival of a
baby girl at their home yester-
day.
Mesdames~-J. A. Owens and
Jerome Taylor left Tuesday
morning for Lincoln, to attend
the Fifteenth Annual Convention
of the ladies of the Grand Army
of the Republic.
Is F. w. Roup, roadmaster of the
Senaca-Ravenna division of the
B. G. NJ, accompanied by Mrs.
Roup, arrived in Broken Bow last
week and will make this city his
headquarters.
The premium list for the fair
will be ready for distribution in
about ten days. In order to be
sure of receiving copy early,
write your name on a postal card
and address it to a. J. Van
Antwerp, Broken Bow, Neb.
John WALL. of Arcadia, was in
the city over night Thursday on
his way from Galloway, where
he had been looking after po-
litical matters. Mr.. Wall is re-
garded as the leading candidate
for governor from the central
part of the state.
Prof. Richards, principal of
the Sargent SHOOT was in the city
Saturday to attend The annual
meeting of the County High
School Athletic and Literary
Association which was held here
on that date. This office ack-
nowledges a social call.
We are glad to announce that
DR.. II. w. Bass has decided to
resume the practice Of DENTS try
in this city. He has secured the
rooms he formely occupied, over
McComas' drug store, where he
will be pleased to meet all his
old customers as we'll as new
ones.
Jas. H. Cosner, OF Swartara,
Minnesota, arrived in the city
Friday. He came from Mcrna
where he arrived Tuesday to see
his parents, but his father was
buried on the Sunday previous.
He will remain in the city a few
weeks working at his trade be-
fore returning home.
C. H. Loucks, of Mason, who
recently sold his farm near Ma
son, was a city visitor Tuesday.
He informs us that he has
bought property in Bethany,
sub-burb of Lincoln. He tells US
that he got ten acre tract, with
a new house, built last season at
a cost of ST, 900, for $4,000.
Ralph Cox, the sixteen year
old boy of G. b. Cox, after taking
an examination at Alliance last
week was promoted to the posi-.
ton of night operator at Hazard
where he assumed his duties
Wednesday. We saw him al
Hazard Friday evening as we
were passing through there, He
says he likes the work splendidly
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