Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-07-26

Quite a number OF Broken Bow
baseball enthusiast" will be in
evidence at the tournament at
Merna next week.
The rain fall was general over
the county last week and corn is
reported as looking exceedingly
assumptions"
The county supervisors adj
journed on the 18th to the oath
and are in session this week with
all members present.
Do not fail to attend your pre-
cine: caucus and put in your
oar" if you deem it necessary. 1t
is your duty to do so.
The hot days and cool nights
that have prevailed the past two
or three weeks has, the doctors
say, produced considerable sick
ness throughout the county.
Services at the M. E. church
Sunday, July Doth. Rev. H. M.
Pinckney will preach in the
morning and Chas. Fordyce will
give an educational lecture in the
evening.
The material has been received
for new 2-ipch iron fence
around the park and it will be
put up in "A few days, thereby
greatly improving the appear
ance of Broken Bows beauty
spot.
Mrs. C. O. Jones left last
Saturday for a visit of a week
with relatives at Wahoo and the
expert telegrapher at the Bur-
lington depot is hustling eatables
as best he can during her absence.
]. c. Bowen, on the first page
of this issue of the REPUBLICAN,
gives some items and figures for
the benefit of the fruit canning
public and their attention and
perusual thereof is invited there
to.
The reduced rates to Denver
will remain in force until October
3lst-one fare for the round trip,
which is Sl2.S5 via Alliance and
$l5.25 via Grand Island. Tick
cts good to 60 and come at any
date.
Two patients at the Broken
Bow hospital, after successful
operations, were discharged this
week and returned to their homes.
They were Mrs. w. B. Howe, of
Mullins, and George McRae, of
Berwyn.
What a boon it is to our citi-
zens during the hot days to have
such a cool breathing spot as the
park-a present from Jesse Candy
to Broken Bow. 1t will grow
more beautiful and valuable as
the years pass by.
Rev. A. J. Hargett, who has
been supplying the Christian
church pulpit the past three
weeks, has now come to remain
until about the middle of Sep
TENDER and will conduct services
regularly until then.
Simonson's meat market de-
livery horse became frightened
while the driver was in resi-
dence on the north side, Monday
morning, and made rapid run
for the market where he pulled
up and no damage done.
If work continues on the
Masonic Temple as rapidly as it
has been carried on, only a short
time will elapse until the square
and compass will have an excel
lent home in Broken Bow. 1t is
a splendid addition to the edi-
fees of this city.
Mrs. II. II. Bruce has been i'll
for several weeks and as change
of climate is deemed necessary
for the betterment of her health
she has decided to visit Colorado,
in company with sister who re-
sides at McCook, leaving here
the first part of next month.
The Reneau building, near the
depot, is being remodeled and
when completed will be taken
charge of by Col. J. f. Iszard,
who has successfully conducted
the Commercial hotel the past
two years and it is more than
likely the patrons of the latter
place will become guests of Hotel
Renean as soon as the genial
colonel opens it to the public.