Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-03-01
IN AND AR OUND BROKEN BOW
An Epitome of Personal Affairs and Loca
Events During the Past Week.


Lee Pickett went down to
Litchfeld Monday morning.
Pete and Maurice Ryerson were
passengers for Merna Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. N. Norcutt
and daughter Hazel spent last
Thursday in Tappen Valley.
]. H. II. Cross, of Ansley, was
a city visitor several days last
week. He returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Harry Iszard left the fore
part of the week for the east to
visit her father and brother in
Canada.
Miss Sadie Norcutt has return
ed from her trip to Edgemont,
S. d. She informs us she had an
enjoyable time.
Lewis Bookneau, of Wester-
Vile, left here last Friday night
for Lincoln to receive treatment
at the sanitarium.
We noticed two engines on a
passenger train going east last
Thursday. Rather an unusual
sight to see going east.
Leslie and Ernest McWilliams
came down from the Black Hills
Monday morning to attend the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Hersh.
IT. Cole, who recently locat-
ed in Tappen Valley is building
large barn on his farm, 30x56,
that will hold twenty eight head
of horses.
This office acknowledges a
friendly call from Ernest Nc
Williams Tuesday who came
down Monday TO attend the fun
cral Of his aunt.
..--~The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give dinner Satur-
day March Sd in the Armory.
The patronage of the public is
cordially solicited.
Chas. Bowman has lumber on
the ground near his residence in
the northwest part of the city for
the purpose of building large
barn. Work commenced Mon
day.
Leonard Hersh, left here Fri
day night for Willowbrook, Mo.
to see his mother, but as she died
before he arrived he came back
on the next train to arrange for
the funernl.
D. B. Sims, of Arnold, was a
social caller at this office last
Friday. He reports that a union
meeting has been in progress at
Arnold for three weeks with
splendid results.
Fred Nj. Bryner, Editor of the
Oconto Register, was in the city
Monday helping Joe Dill make
final proof on his homestead.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges
friendly call.
Miss Lottie Sims returned last
Friday from Omaha, where she
had been for several weeks for
surgical treatment. Her many
friends hope she may receive the
benefit she hopes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Joyner,
who recently located in the city
are the proud parents of a ten
pound boy that was born to them
February 2Sth. Mother and
babe reported getting along
nicely.
Frank Hersh and wife came
down from Deadwood Monday
morning to attend the funeral Of
their mother Mrs. Geo. Herst
whose remains arrived here Mon
day Morning from Willowbrook
Missouri.
Geo. Hersh, of Willowbrook,
MlSSOuIlJ WHO SdllC uClC TIC III D
of the week on the sad mission
of burying his wife was a socia
caller at this Office yesterday
Mr.. Hersh and his daughter
Lydia, will return to Willow
brook where they will remain
this season to settle matters up
G. f. Parker and family O.
Gresham, who bought a quarter
section of land of l. A. Reneau
north of town last spring, arriv
ed the first of the week. His
daughter Mrs. Ollie Mae Bush
who bought the Frank Steven
farm north of town arrived Tues
day night.
The people of the Christian
church were treated to surpris,
1aSf SUNDAY Tlau xua,,t a.