Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-03-21
DR.. r. B. Mullen spent Tues
day and yesterday in Omaha.

city Monday.
Rev. Speaker, the Sunday
school missionary, has resigned
and will engage in farming six
miles west of the city.
Work on the foundation for
the new Christian church, across
the street north from Bowen's
store, is progressing rapidly and
will be completed in few days.
Mort Amsberry, of Ansley, was
in the city Monday looking after
business before the u. S. Land
Office. Mort is figuring on TAX
ing a homestead in the vicinity
of Halsey.
Robert Weaver, formerly of
Mason City, who has been resid-
ing in Wisconsin, was in the city
Monday on his way to Halsey
where he will locate on a section
of Government land.
photographer Harry Bangs
hadn't been feeling we'll for
several days and yesterday the
ciuse presented itself in the
shape of measles and he is now
at home associating very closely
with 'em.
w. c. Rowland, of Chambers,
has located in the city and taken
up the work of Sunday School
Missionary under employ of the
American Sunday School Union,
to succeed Rev. Speaker. Mr..
Rowland has leased the Mauk
property and his family is ex-
pected this week.
Atty r. A. Moore, who was
suffering greatly with rheuma-
tism and went to Hot Springs,
Arkansas four weeke ago, writes
that he has been bathed, rubbed
and sweated so much that he's
so weak he stays in bed good
part of the time. But hes i'm
proving and will probably be
home in about two weeks.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. George Losey,
of Bloomfield, Iowa, arrived in
the city yesterday to visit her
brothers, w. w. and "Dade"
Walters. They resided here for
a time prior to II years ago,
when they went to Iowa, hence
can see the great Improvements
in Broken Bow without the aid
of magnitying glass.
]. H. Under, of Wahoo,
Nebraska, who purchased 800
acres of land 2 miles southeast
of Berwyn, which is being titled
by his son, Boyd, came about
two weeks ago with stock and
implements and was a Broken
Bow visitor yesterday. He eX-
poets to return to the home place
at Wahoo the first of next week,
c. O. Jones, who came here
from Washington, Iowa, year
ago last December and has
acceptably performed the duties
of day operator at the B. &. NJ.
depot, left this morning for
Whitman, about 100 miles west
of here, where he has been as
signed as agent for the company
Mrs. Jones and son expect to
leave Saturday morning. During
their stay in Broken Bow they
have acquired many friends who
regret their departure.
L. E. Cole, after a siege Of
sickness, caused by an attack OF
pneumonia, which confined him
to the house for several weeks
was able 10 sally forth and gree
friends last Friday. Since ther
he has gained strength rapidly
and is getting as fat as tooth
pick. For a time it was thought
he had undertaken his last job
but the old saw: "the good die
young" did not hold good ant
he's again ready and able t.
embalm and bury in the mos
artistic and approved manner
It is being told that recently
some of the members of certain
t church at Galloway reached the
: conclusion their ministers SALARY
was not high enough so they
: started out to get pledges with {
t view of boosting. Learning o
z what was going on the preache
r man hastily hunted up tn,
v solicitors and begged them t.
/ desist. When pressed for
reason why he explained: "Why
! its worrying the life out of M
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