Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-11-14
Condensed Local and Personal Paragraphs

Last Monday morning J. T..
Cox left for Columbus, Nebraska,
where he expects to spend the
winter.
Firemeus' Thanksgiving bail at
the north side opera house on
November %, 1907. Everybody
invited. By order of the COM
mittee.
Lost-Black gelding, ten years
old, diamond brand on shoulder,
fistula scar on shoulder. Had on
halter. Notify c. F. Tierney,
Broken Bow, and receive reward
F. A. Walton moved to Broken
Bow yesterday from Lee Park
aud will occupy the Purcell resi-
dence at the west end Of Main
street, having rented his farm in
Myrtle township.
Rev. Chamberlain, accompani-
cd By his daughter and six other
young ladies of Weissert, drove
over Tue sday afternoon, attended
services at the M. e. church that
night and returned home after
the close of the meeting.
The rebuilding of the new
oven at the City Bakery, which
collapsed two weeks ago on &C.
count of improper construction,
has been completed and again
in shape for business to the de-
light of Manager Blair, as well
as his many patrons.
A. T. Seybolt, a former we'll
known and highly respected citi-
zens here, now located at Ulysses,
Nebraska, writes the REPUBLICAN
and, among other things, says:
GOOD wishes for grand old
Custer and anti-divisor; may it's
showdow never grow less. Glad
to see you came out ahead of the
other fellows"
County Treasurer Cavenee is
sending out postal cards inform
ing tax payers the amount due
them for the 1907 taxes. "In
making remittances by mail"
rem arked Mr.. Cavepee today,
1.-The taxpayer need not write a
letter, but just simply return the
card with the amount, as the
card gives his name, place of
residence and amount of tax.
That's all we need.
In the election returns an error
was made in reporting at the
court house the vote in Arnold
precinct on the Office of coroner.
and consequently, the number
was published incorrectly. The
figures as given were: Cole 106,
Morrow 49 The correct vote in
that precinct was: Morrow 100,
Cole 66; as will be seen by the
officially tabulated returns of the
alection published on the 4th
page of this REPUBLICAN.
Attorney "Dick" Brega, of
Galloway, came over to the county
seat Monday and is attending the
term of district court and swap
ing theories with acquaintances
as to why it was and how it
.hould have been. He is of the
opinou he will have to pay taxes
Custer county another year on
those hundred town lots he owns
N Galloway and quarter section
nat is bang up against the town
units.
Upon the report that M. r.
Foster had but 16 majority over
Jess Candy for county assessor,
the later thought of instituting
4 contest as he had been inform
ed that votes in some precincts
we're thrown out that should
have been counted for him.
However, since the official count
mas been made and Fosters ma
,rity found to be III, Mr.
candy states that he will not
contest, bnt begin at once for the
next race.
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