Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-02-08


morning on a business trip to
Missouri. He will return By way
of Lincoln and artend the Fur
mace mems convention.
County Supt, II. NJ. Pinckney
is building a frame house in the
south part of town on property
purchased recently.
w. II. Coucannon has sold his
residence property, including
a half block of land, to Miss
G'Schwind of Callaway He is
to give possession the first of
April.
A. Winchester and wife of
Hoosier, are visiting i'll the city
for a few days. Mr.. Winchester
informs'us that he expects to
make final proof on his Home
stead in Hayes township in few
weeks.
J. A. O. Thomas, proprietor of
the Steam Laundry, has bought
the Southwest corner lots of
Mrs. ]. w. Brewer, on which he
will build in the spring. He
will put up building 24xSO feet
and equip it in tirst-class manner
for his increasing business.
Luther Miller of Cambria, Iowa,
is in the vicinity with the view
of buying another car load of
horses for the eastern market.
He is accompanied by Otto Mel
son who brought with him fine
coach stallion for sale. They
went to Alliance Monday night
to attend horse sale there Tues
day.
Company Nj, Nebraska Nation
al Guards, announce their Sew
enth annual bail for Thu sday
night, February ashing-
toms birthday-at the Opera
house. The soldier boys annual
bail is noted for its brilliancy and
general good time, and this will,
they say, eclipse any former one.
They extend an invitation to the
public to attend.
Mrs. Pickett wife of DR.. G.
Pickett received word Tuesday
by Telegram of he death of her
father, Elihu w. Pemberton, OF
Grant County Ind, who died Tues
day the 5th. The deceased ac-
companied by his wife were here
visiting his sister and numerous
friends four years ago. He was
in his 6Sth year and has for a
long while been prominent in the
affairs of the county. AT the
time of his death he was County
Commissioner.
Alvin Burk and Lutte Sheppard
have arranged to embark in the
grocery business on their Owr
account. They have leased :
store room in the Realty block
recently occupied by the Singe1
Sewing machine Co., which i
being fitted up for them. They
expect their stock of goods by
Saturday. Both Messrs Rurk <
Sheppard are experienced in tn,
grocery business and with thei
experience and extensive ac
quaintance we predict for them
fair share Of the public patron
age.
A cold wave reached Broker
Bow last Saturday evening ate
beautiful, balmy and spring
like day. sunday Il strong col,
wind from the north prevailed
shifting and bearing down wit
equal strength from the sout
Monday. The mercury did no
so far as we have been able I
learn, reach lower point than
degrees below zero, but the col
wind caused many to believe
| was at lCuol IL w
der. The winter has been SO es
ceptionally nice, however, an
residents we're expecting jus
: such a procedure by the weather
hence were prepared for its con
? ing. Since sunrise Tuesda
/ spring weather. has again PR
D vailed.
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