Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-10-18
The Fuel Bin Receives Attention
Once More Humanity Awakens to the Fact that Wintry
Winds Will Soon Be Chasing Each Other
Around the House Corners.
S. H. Reed and wife of Arnold
were city visitors yesterday.

James Wood is building a fine
house on his farm mile east OF
town.
Those who have not put up
stoves are certainly warm-blooded
residents.
H. B. Glover the republican
nominee for State Senator was a
city visitor Monday.
w. S. Metcalf and daughter,
of Walworth, were visiting their
friends in the city last Saturday.
Kitty's " eddiug at the Opera
house next Monday night will be
witnessed by large number of
citizens.
Small fry fellows never help
town. It's the fellow with
big heart, with push and energy
10 move things.
Several new residences have
been started the past week re-
gardess of the fact that soon the
snow flakes will be falling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Pigman and
son, Elba, left Tuesday for
Columbia, Missouri, to visit
relatives for about two weeks.
Otis Fessenden, who has been
on the Coffman ranch, near
Lomax, the past summer, has
moved to Broken Bow for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Penoyer,
who have been visiting relatives
here the past month, left for their
home at Sturgis, South Dakota,
Monday night.
d. O. Brown an old timer in
this county who now resides in
Ohio was a visitor in the city
Monday. Mr.. Brown still has his
farm west Of the city.
Charles Britain has gone to
Ansley and assumed the manage
ment of the Dierks lumber yard,
succeeding George Brown who
was killed by a railroad train
three weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Baisch,
reached home Tuesday night
after an absence of over two
months during which time they
visited in New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut and Illinois.
Hon. Geo. L. Sheldon will
speak in Broken Bow on Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock p. M, instead
of 2:30 as announced in the
REPUBLICAN last week. He will
speak at Merna in the afternoon
on the 23rd.
The park doesn't have the
attraction since fall weather COM
menced it did before and as a
result the squirrels are compelled
to resort to the food contributed
by admiring friends during the
summer and stored for just such
cases of emergency.
G. A. Firth, the popular
proprietor of the Globe hotel
who has been suffering with {
lame back since fair week, i:
recovering sufficiently to navi
gate once more, thanks to the
efficacy of a dozen or less porou:
plasters properly applied.
C. o. Jones, who has beef
operator at the B. & M. depot thu
past ten months, secured a lay
off from labor and on Tuesday
accompanied by Mrs. Jones ant
son, Claire, left for Washington
Iowa, where they will visi
relatives for couple of weeks
Mrs. Minnie Brown of LogaI
county was in the city the latte
part of last week getting up
map for a mail route from Dun
ming to the northeast of Loga
county where she, with others
have pititioned for post offic
which they propose to nam
Kinkaid.
J. F. Sargent, who has profile
by being Custer county farmer
was in Broken Bow from tn
northeast part of the county las
Thursday and informed tn
REPUBLICAN that the corn GRO
in his neighborhood was some
thing immense, the frost havin
held off until just the right time
After reading the play "Unc,
Sans Consul" written by Harr
b. Iszard, of this city, Sanfor
Dodge was so favorably in