Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-05-31
IN AND AROUND BROKEN BOW
An Eptome of Personal Affais and Local
Events During the Past Week.

]. E. Myers, of Georgetown.
was a city visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Howard Hulett, of Carlo,
Neb., was a guest of Mrs. II. l..
Ormsby yesterday.
Will Fry shipped car load of
cattle to South Omaha, from this
point, last Sunday.
N. Knudsen, of Spring Creek,
was among the welcome callers
at this Office Monday.
Mrs. l. N. Marquis is having
a residence built on the block
south of O. II. Conrad's.
p. Nj. Dady, of Mason City,
was city visitor Monday. This
Office acknowledges social call.
DR.. ]. H. Morrow, of Merna, is
in the city today as a witness in
the preliminary hearing of the
Dennis murder case.
A business without advertising
is like a bell without clapper;
takes up room but does not at
tract much attention.
], M. Mccormick, assessor of
Ansley township was friendly
caller Monday. He was in the
city to make his returns.
John Caywood, who has been
teaching in Washington county
the past year returned home last
Saturday to spend the summer.
The band boys have torn dow n
the old band tand in the Park
and are charging it to accom-
modate the increased number
of members which now number
about seventy-hve.
Supervisors Morris and Fouda
were in the city Tuesday and
accompanied Tom l.. Roberts
representing a bridge building
company-out to look over the
sites for some proposed new
bridges,
The attention Of the readers
Of the REPUBLICAN is called to
the splendid statement of the
Security State Bank published in
this issue. It's managers have
reason to feel proud of the growth
made since its reorganization.
H. D. Huntington, will leave
for Lincoln Saturday evening to
hear his fathers baccalaureate
sermon and attend the graduating
exercises of the Nebraska Wes-
leyan University, his sister Fran
ces being a member of the gradu-
ating class.
S. X. Warrick, cashier of the
Broken Bow State bank, leaves
tonight for Lincoln to attend the
meeting of the board of trustees
of the Nebraska Wesleyan Uni
versity and be present at the
graduating exercises of that in
stitution. He will 90 from there
direct to Alliance, returning to
Broken Bow Sune 18th.
Miss Oldham, the e1ocutionest,
gave an oratorical enterr ainment
with her class at the NJ + church
last night. The program con
sisted of recitations and vocal
and instrumental music. The
Rotations were nicely rendered
and reflected credit upon Miss
Oldham as an instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Van
Antwerp leave today for Canton
and Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
where they will visit relatives for
a couple of weeks. Upon his
return A. J. will dig into the
work incumbent upon him as
secretary of the county fair and
push it to finish.
P. M. Towsley went to Oconto
yesterday and arrested F. ].
Tindle on the charge of selling
whiskey without a license. He
brought his prisoner, a one-gal-
Ion jar and three quart bottles of
liquid goods to Broken Bow.
Tindle was taken before Judge
Shinn and put under $500 and
500 bonds, on two counts, for
his appearance at the next term
of district court.
MARRIED. -HANEY-SKELTON
On Wednesday, May 3Oth, 1906,
at the palatial residence of Mrs.
L. L. Sharp in this city, ]. C.
Haney, of Halsey, and Miss
Mabel Shelton, of Broken Bow,
were united in marriage, Rev.
Fl M. Pinkney Officiatinp. The