Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-07-12

saturday.
The teachers institute will
begin JULY ., and will continue
three weeks.
Miss Cora Foote of Dunning
is visiting in the city. She came
down Tuesday.
John Yeck of the West table
was a business caller at this
Office Saturday.
A. p. Mohat, north of the city,
was among the business callers
at this office Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. G.. Ansberry, and
brother, Frank Armstrong, of
Ansley we're city visitors Monday.
The official calls for the re-
publican county convention will
be found on the last page of this
paper.
Miss Greer, of Galloway, was
BUSINESS caller at this Office
Saturday. Miss Greer had re-
Gently returned from Oregon.
Ed. F. Myers who has been
attending the law school at
Harvard The past two years was
a social caller at this Office Mon
day.
Mrs. Nj. G.. Montgomery, who
resides ten miles north of here
was brought to the city last week
for medical treatment for heart
trouble.
Ira p. Mills of Arnold was a
city visitor last Friday. He says
the rain in his locality has been
sufficient for the crops and that
they are looking fine.
Mrs. J. NJ. Weaver left Mon
day for St. Joseph to submit to
an operation for cancer of the
breast. Her son Elmer WINNER
of the Beacon accompanied her.
Walter Glaze, who has been
associated with his father and
brother in the marble business
here for some time, left Saturday
night to seek Employment else
where.
To avoid delays articles in
tended for publication and trans
mitted by mail should be adj
dressed THE Republican, Broken
Bow, Nebr.," and not to the
editor or associate, personally.
J. C. Barton came down from
his claim in the northwest part
of Custer county, the latter part
of last week after the re-
mainder of his household goods
which he moved by wagons
Monday.
John Rockhold, the efficient
pharmacist at the Baisch drug
store. returned last night from
a ten days visit at Ord, his old
home. While there a cantata
was given by home talent and
his sweet-toned voice assisted
very materially in the entertain
ment.
A. II. Becker who has been
residing in the southwest part
of the city for several months
has rented his house, and sold his
personal property with the view
of moving back to Wayne county,
Iowa. They expect to leave
Saturday and will locate at
Humeston.
City Marshal Cannon has called
off the throwing and catching of
baseballs on the square, which
became necessary for the pro-
lection of pedestri ms, several
having been hurt by wildly
thrown spheres. The marshal's
act has been generally applauded
by those who have had to dodge
a number of times to prevent
being manned or badly bruised.
Water is the crying need of
stockmen the past week. There
has not been enough wind to run
the wind mills and where the
herd is large the task is too great
to pump sufficient water to supply
the demand. ]. M. Knox drove
his herd of 20 head six miles to
the creek Tuesday for water.
Judge Sullivan has a gasoline
engine which he transports to
his several mills to pump water
for his stock.
City Attorney Gadd publishes
warning to the Public" in
this edition of the REPUBLICAN
and those who come within its
scope will do we'll to heed it, as
it is not a matter to be trifled
with-the city attorney having