Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-11-15
News of a Local Nature

billed to appear at the Temple
Theatre each night next week.
"There was a man in this
mans town and he was wondrous
wise" he placed some ads in the
REPUBLICAN and found each one
a prize.
Mrs. Nj. S. Mathews, who
resides in Pennsylvania and has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
]. S. Molyneaux, the past month,
will remain until after the holi-
days.
John Piernie, of Merna, in
charge of the county farm, was
transacting business in the
capital city of the county yester-
day and called to swap few
weather representations with
the REPUBLICAN.
Walter Harris has decided to
discontinue shipping old iron
after the 10th, next Tuesday,
when he will ship all he has on
hand. Bring in all the old scrap
iron you have on or before the
goth and he will buy it.
Reese & Morehouse received
an order the first of the week
from the state of Idaho for d
pair of their Duroc Jersey pigs
for breeding purposes. The pigs
were shipped Tuesday night.
They are also in receipt of an
order from the eastern part of
the state.
From the high school comes
the report that the other day one
of the teachers received the
following note explaining the
reason for the absence of one of
the students: "My son will be
unable to attend school for a few
days, as he has just shaved him
self for the first time"
For the information of a num-
Der of citizens who have
wondered what has become OF
Ellis Kennedy the REPUBLICAN
will say that he is located al
Ualsey, engaged in the cattle
business and doing nicely. The
duties in connection with the
business do not prevent him from
going hunting occasionally.
The official returns Of the
recent election is presented to
the REPUBLICAN readers thi!
week in tabulated form, showing
the vote received in each pre-
cinct by the vsrious nominees
Those who take an interest il
elections should preserve it 70
comparison with the figures a
the next election.
J. M. Christensen, who farm
for profit and makes it pay, nea
Berwyn, was in the city yester
day and expressed himself wei
pleased with the result OF tn
recent election which clearl
indicates that the reigns o
government will be left in SAT
hands two years hence and tn
country continue to be prosperous
Will Osborne, who recent
made a trip to the India
Territory, says that everything
there is cotton which is the on
great product and all the inhabi
tants talk about. There is
great demand for pickers VIII
earn from 81 to 50 per day
according to their proficiency
Book keepers and experience
clerks are also in demand at GOO
salaries.
The Custer County Medic
society met at the Temple theatI
Tuesday night and the meetir
was one of the most interestir
and instructing the society hi
ever held. The audience roo
was comfortably we'll filled
citizens, all of whom listen'
attentively to the reading of Il
papers and the discussions al
seemed we'll pleased with thei
Had the weather been mo
agreeable there would have be
a larger number present.
Charles Hammond, residii
nine miles south of the CT
returned last week from a visit
month at his old home in CT
county, H., the first time he h
been there in eighteen years a
he was greatly surprised to fl
but little up-to-dateness, t
people still plodding along in t
same old fashioned way.
reports his corn crop this "