Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-31

The regular February term OF
District court in and for Custer
county will begin next Monday,
February 4th, Judge Hostetler
presiding.
Miss Vera Meyers has accepted
position in the Broken Bow
postoffce temporarily, but if the
work is con genial will remain
perm anently.
The next number on the Young
Peoples Lecture course will be
Ralph Parle tie at the Temple
theatre, Monday night, February
18th. Seats will be on sale at
Baisch's drug store Feb, Sth
9th and 18th.
Odd Fellows hall will be the
scene of general good time to-
morrow (Friday) night. Every
body is invited to come and join
in the festivities which promise
to be something entirely out of
the ordinary.
"A case of small pox was re-
ported from Ans!ey and DR..
Pennington went there and
quartantined last Friday evening.
Only the one case has so far
developed and it is thought by
this prompt action there will be
no more.
The Broken Bow lodge, Wood
men of America, will give their
Annual ball on Tuesday night,
February 18th, at the Temple
theatre. Taylor's orchestra has
been engaged TO furnish music.
The price Of tickets is only 50
cents each.
M. K. Hagadorn, J. M. White
and Il. n. Norcutt, returned
home Tuesday night from Halsey
where they have been working
on the Governments new forestry
reserve building. They report
the weather too cold to permit
good work.
A bill has been introduced into
the state legislature, and it will
become law, making the killing
of quail during the JSar 1907 a
misdemcanor. There was a
"warrum" discussion in the low or
house when the measure was
brought up, but majority voted
in favor of it, The senate will,
it is thought, coincide with the
house.
Walter w. Waters, who estab-
lished the Columbus Commercial
college tour years ago, sold a
half interest therein q year ago,
recently disposed of his other
interest IN the institution TO his
partner and, purchasing a
quarter section of land of Joseph
Burdick, near Berwyn, moved
thereto last Saturday.
| Prof. Hunt, of Nebraska City
formerly one Of the faculty Of
the State University was in the
city yesterday, He was one oil
the lecturers before the Farmers
Institute now in session. 1t wa:
Mr.. Hunts first visit to Broker
Bow in the past Is years. He
conducted the Teachers Institute
in 1889 when Prof. Randell was
county superintendent,
Roy Walker, manager for the
Gold Medal Mining Co., writes
from Hill City, South Dakota
that they expect to have theit
new 5 stamp mill ready TO
operation by February 10th. HI
has sent samples Of ore from
different lodges on the compan,
claim to Doctor Bartholomew ant
they are fine specimens. Share
in the company are advancing
rapidly in price.
Lieut.. L. +. Oxford, in chare
of the Dierks Lumber and Goa
, Co., yard at Berwyn spent las
night in the city, returning hom
. this morning. He says the Goa
shortage has kept them worrieC
nearly all winter and at tn
: present time their bins are empty
: but they are notified two ca
loads of coal will reach ther
tomorrow or Saturday. News @
i a local nature were at low tide i
Perwyn, social events being fe'
, and far betwizt on account of III
4 cold weather. The health Of tn
i community averages fair to goot
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