Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-09-06

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ness in land contest.
+. M. Sharpe, OF Cunning, was
a business visitor in the metro
polls of Custer county Tuesday.
Grant Turnbull, of Cunning,
was in the city Monday and
Tuesday, transacting business at
the land Office.
E. c. House left Tuesday for
Omaha on a business proposition.
His son, Nate, accompanied him
and they will visit the state fair
before returning home.
Mesdames A. M. Snyder aud
J. Nj. Numbering left for Kansas
City last Saturday night where
they will visit for couple of
weeks. Mr.. Kimberling accom-
panied them, but returned home
yesterday morning.
If you intend to go some where
this month or expect any friends
or relatives TO visit you from any
where, better consult the Burling-
ton Bulletin for September-on
the first page-for low rates.
The Burlington goes everywhere.
Carpenter Stevens, who has
been engaged in the country all
summer buildiu houses and barns
for the thrifty farmers, has re-
turned TO the city and finds
enough work on his register to
keep him busy till snow flies.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Watts, of
Dawson, Nebr., parents of IL. A.
Watts OF this city, arrived here
last Sunday and may remain here
for six months, having leased
their hotel at Dawson for that
length Of time in order to secure
vacation.
Will Davis, who formerly con-
Quoted the Merchants cate, and
last spring went to Merna where
he engaged in the mercantile
business, sold out there, returned
to Broken Bow and is searching
for business opening that will
suit him.
On this page, under the head
of Business Pointers" will be
found a great many business
propositions, many of them being
bigger bargains than a catalogue
house ever dreamed of. If you
want to buy or sell-almost any
thing read Business Pointers. "
Rev. w. d. Hall, of Sargent.
has purchased the residence
property of E. d. Glaze in the
block west of the court house,
consideration 81, 500, possession
to be given November LIST. Mr.
Glaze is undecided as to whether
they will remain here or go to
California to reside.
C. F. McGrew, vice president
of the Omaha National bank,
accompanied by Mrs. McGrew
arrived in the city and spent a
few hours yesterday, driving to
Galloway in the afternoon.
They came to hunt chickens and
will spend a week or ten days in
the county.
Last Monday was Labor Day
and as such was observed gener-
ally throughout the United
States. Not by what the name
implies. but by holiday with
parades and a general hurrah in
the large cities. In Broken Bow
it was observed by the closing OF
the banks. parade by theatre
band and a game of baseball and
everybody labored, as usual.
w. C. Tye has sold his resi-
dence property, across the street
north of J. c. Bowen's store, or
the north side, to the Christian
church association for Sl4OO,
cash. 1t is the intention OF the
association to build new church
on the lots. He will leave the
first of next week, accompanied
by the family, for British Column
bia, where he may decide to
locate, but the chances are he
will return to Broken Bow as he
has purchased a block OF lot:
northwest of and adjoining the
North side park.
1t is near time for the school;
throughout the state to open
1t may be a great convenience II
many cases to keep the children
out of school for a month or so
but if you can possibly get alont
without doing so-don't do it
The time will never come agail
when they can take advantag