Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-11

A WHO mas DeCu mere lot SOinC tlHlt
during the sickness Of his father,
E. ID. Glaze, returned home last
night. MIR. Glaze is very much
improved in health.
The county board met in rcgu-
lar session Tuesday and reorgan-
lied by clectiug ]. II. Arthur
chairman. This is Mr.. Arth ur's
second term i'll that position and
his reelection is an evidence of
his popularity with the board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Il. Loguc
lleft this morning for Burlington,
Montana, whore they go with a
view of locating. Mrs and Mrs.
Loguc have only been residents
of this city about year. but dur
ing that time have made many
friends who regret their leaving.
C, q. Jones, the day operator
at the g. q Nj. office, who came
here a month ago from Washing
ton, Iowa, is rejoicing over the
arrival of his wife and little son
Clair, last Thursday. : They eX-
pect to go to housekeeping as
soon as they can secure salts.
factory building.
l.. f.. Cole. the undertaken,
has arranged To go into the
undertaking business on his own
account. He has the Groat
hearse and as he is a licensed
embalmer, thoroughly under
standing the business he feels
capable of giving satisfaction.
See his advertisement i'll this
issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood, oi
of Georgetown, are rejoicing on
account of the arrival OF baby
boy last Friday morning. The
mother was at the home oi
their cousin, George F. Bray,
in this city. The young
ster is a grandson of Custer
county's ex-treasurer, Walt
George. Mother and son are
are setting along nicely.
c. c.. Washburn Post No. %,
G.. A. r., Broken Bow, installed
officers yesterday afternoon, fol
; 1906, as follows: II. w. George
Com; Ner Hartley, S. ": X. w
Buckner, ]. v: w. S. Boyce, @
M: M c.. Montgomery, Chap.
Fred Alberts, Surg; Alonzo Hut
Crimson, O. of d.: A. II. Sims
O. c.: SAM Cannon, Adjntant
Aaron Poole, S. NJ; E. +. Nor
row, 9. S.
G. +. Cox, foreman Of the E
g. NJ. section at this place wa!
relieved last Saturday evening
MIR. Cox has been on the section
here for several years. Mr.. Co,
has been a faithful man for thu
! company and is one of Broker
Bows most exemplary citizens
He has not yet decided in VIVA
business he will engage, but will
! rest up month or two just t.
see how il goes.
r Judge Armour now has his Law
office nicely carpeted and NIGEL,
t fitted up for business in tn,
r rooms formerly occupied by A
Il. Humphrey in the Broken Bow
State Bank building. The judg,
: has the honor of being the frs
lawyer to establish in business
in Custer county. He has an eX
u, tepsive and favorable acquaint
. ance throughout the codnty
!. which has been increased b,
eight years as county Judge
We bespeak for him liberia
+, share of the public patronage.
Mrs. II, II. Brown, who was
> resident of Broken Pow in tn
: pioneer days-when she was
mere girl--was social caller a
this office yesterday morning
J, Mrs. Brown has been a residen
of Rawlings, Wyoming. a mum
Der of years, but owing to tn
: high altitude was compelled t
f leave there. Her maiden nam
e was Minnie Gibson and will b
Il remembered by the school girl
e and boys of the sos. Mrs. Brow
/. presented Ms with copy of tn
# Rawlins Republican, a we'll edit
: ed paper published by Ross ORA
r per.
&C c. A. Chaplin aud W a. Bake
;. who have been working on Co
Fleshmnn new residence at DaI
- for the past six weeks, returne
r. home Saturday having complete
= the carpenter work The builc
4 ing is 38x40 feet with 20.fet
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