Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-15

DdSS6uSOl MSuuoD
h. A. Hunter sold the Charles
Martin farm, southwest OF the
city for So, 900 recently.
w. ]. Rice, of Tiff, was city
visitor Friday. The REPUBLICAN
acknowledges a social call.
John McGraw, of Gates, was
a city visitor Friday. The RE
PUBLICAN acknowledges a social
call
John Koozer and family, of
Tappen Valley, were the guests
of h. N. Norcutt and family OF
this city Sunday.
Will Martin went to Merua
Monday morning where his father
has recently put in farm nipple
ment store of which he has charge
J. w. Scott went to Beatrice
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
his brothers. wife, Mrs. Jas. w:
Scott. Mrs. Scott accompanied
him.
Capt. E. C. Pickett came up
from Omaha Friday night to be
present at the inspection of Co.
M. He returned on "A Saturday
night.
Clyde Pigman, who is clerklng
in Atkisson's store at Merna,
spent Sunday in the city with
his parents, returning Monday
morning.
II. H. Houft, one of Uncle
Sans rural mail route inspectors,
was looking over the proposed
route northeast of the city last
Thursday.
d. C. Konkel has bought the
lot between Reneau's Office and
the Largey billiard hall with the
view of building two story build
ing on it the coming season.
J. N. Smith and ]. II. Dover
went to Omaha Monday night
with three car loads of cattle.
Mr.. Smith had one Car of his own
feeding and two cars of Mr.. Cur
ries.
Morris and Pete Ryerson, who
spent Sunday in the city, return
ed to Merna Monday morning to
complete the invoicing of their
stock of goods sold to Moore
Bros. of this city.
Mr.. Shinglif, of Baltimore,
representative of the American
Bond Co., was in the city several
days last week, checking over the
county officers that his company
has made guarantee bonds tor.
Mort Amsberry, of Ansley, was
a city visitor Friday. He in
forms us that the Weaver estate
southeast of Mason City sold for
$4,000 Friday. His wife is one
of the heirs. This farm was
homesteaded in the spring of 1873
by Uncle Samy Weaver.
A. L. Case, of Mt. Ayr, Ring
gold county, Iowa, who has been
in the vicinity for week visiting
with his brother, p. M. Case,
was a social caller at this Office
Monday. 1t is his first visit
since 1894 and he observes quite
a change in appearances and
conditions.
C. O. Robinson was given a
surprise party last Saturday
night, the occasion of his 23d
birthday. A number of young
people were present, and they
past the evening with games and
music until late hour. Light
refreshments were served. All
present report having enjoyed a
good, time.
J. E. Wilson, of Wahoo. an at
torney-at-law, who with his faith
err has become interested in sever
al hundred acres of land near
Broken Bow arrived in the city
last week with the view of locat-
ing in the practice of his profess
sion. He has secured rooms in
the Myers & Glenn block for an
office. Mr.. Wilson is a young
man of fine phiscique and comes
highly recommended as a citizen
and lawyer. The REPUBLICAN
welcomes him to Broken Bow and
predicts for him a successful
career.
Samuel VanBuskirk, formerly
of Merna, who has been making
his home at Bethany, near Lin
coin, was a city visitor Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week, the
guest of l. A. Coleman. Mr..