Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

omaha which detained him there
from last Friday.
A. H. Poster was in town from
Ansley yesterday to learn who
he'd have an opportunity to vote
for in November.
Lovers of fine apples will now
be seen watching the arrivals in
the market and making discrimi-
mating selections.
Mrs. J. G. Leonard, who has
been visiting relatives and
friends at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
the past SIX weeks, reached home
last Sunday.
Mrs. Emma H. Smith, left
Monday morning for North
Dakota after having visited with
her daughter, Mrs. c. K. Bassett,
the past year.
Mrs. S. K. Lee and daughter,
Dorothy, left Monday morning
for Lincoln where they will spend
the week visiting friends-and
the State Fair.
Fred Baisch left yesterday for
Denver and will be absent from
the city about four weeks, visit
ing friends and seeing the sights
which dbound in abundance in
that locality.
There will be meeting of the
Lole Tee Cemetey association
Oh October 7th to transact
general business. All members
are requested to be present. P.
M. Case, secretary.
w. 2. Predmore, Of West u nion,
brought in the election returns
from East Lillian precinct yester-
day and was an interested
spectator of the various street
corner canvassing boards.
Major Ellison, of Ansley, was
transac ting business in the city
last Friday. He recently re-
turned from a three months visit
with relatives in Michigan,
Illinois, Pennsylvania and Della
ware and reports a pleasant trip.
Fred w. Hayes left Tuesday
evening for Lincoln. For the
benefit of any who may be in
clired to "break through and
steal' it is stated that his
watches are locked in the vault
each night during his absence.
Andy Sommers, performed the
important service of conveying
the Kilfoil township returns to
the county clerks Office yesterday
and his arrival was hailed with |
delight by bunch of fellows |
eager to learn which way the
sheriff cat jumped.
Elmer Cannon, of Westerville,
was in the city yesterday to learn
the result of the primary election. |
Elmer was candidate for the |
nomination for sheriff and he'd |
have made good one had his |
constituents favored him with |
the nomination and election.
The management of the County |
Fair which will be held the 18th, |
18th, 10Th and Goth, have decided |
to make the five mile relay race |
with five horses, each running a |
half mile and resting until his |
turn comes again. The mana
cement is now assured of least |
five entries and this will be a |
very interesting race.
Domain J. Ledwich left Mon.
day morning for Missoula, Mont,
where he will take position in
the drug store of Geo. Frushei-
mer, formerly of this city. |
Domain is Broken Bow product,
an upright honorable young man
and a graduate of the high school |
here last year, He will be missed
by many-both old and young.
The management of the County |
Fair which begins the 18th
have decided to change the rule
allowing only second premium
where there is but one entry of
registered stock or poultry. The
rule will be that if there is but
one entry such entry WILL RE-
CEIVE FIRST MONEY where the |
judges believe the exhibit worthy |
of such premium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Price, of |
York county, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Edwards, in this
city, the latter part of last week.
Messrs Price and Edwards were
friends in Wales, but had not |
seen each other for twenty-five |