Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-27
LOCAL LORE g9 PERSONAL PARAGRAFS


it sleeping, but merely meditat-
ing and considering as to the
most feasible route, and the day
is not far distance when the toot
of it's locomotives will be heard
in this bright, beautiful, bouuti-
full land.
Mrs. w. h. Pennington, son
and daughter, James and Luella,
who have been visiting at the old
home, Easton, Mo-, since Decor
alton Day, reached home last
Saturday. "Jim" says the "show
me" farmers are getting ready
for harvest and that corn is knee
high to 6.footer.
The go Old Maids" entertain
ment at the Opera house Tues
day night was witnessed by
about half a house, those in at
tendance not being "almost
tickled to death" by what the
travelling promoter of the pro-
duction characterized as 1.-The
funniest thing ever presented in
your CITY,"
There has been an increase of
fourteen since last week in the
attendance at Junior Normal
which gives an enrolment of a
hundred and dozen. While the
attendance is not as large as
was anticipated it compares
favorably with the number en-
rolled at the other State Junior
Normals, the number here being
in excess of some of the others.
George Wright, of Ansley, was
a Broken Bow visitor, yesterday
in consultation with B. w. Blair,
of the City Bakery, and transact
ing other business. Mr.. Wright
conducts a first-class restaurant
and those of our citizens who
celebrate the glorious 4th in that
village will be admirably served
at his place when eating time
arrives.
In another column will be
found the program for the
Eighteenth annual Old Settlers
of the Northwest part OF the
county which will be held al
Lindley's grove, near Anselmo
on Wednesday, July 10th. Ar
rangements have been made with
the "a ilroad company to stoI
passenger trains Nos, Al and A
at the grove on that day, which
will be a great accommodation tt
those residing east of Anselmo
who attend the meeting.
| Cement walks are this weel
being laid on both the east ant
west sides of the square with a
full block of walk to follow or
the north side. The floors il
only two buildings on the north
side of the square are as high a
the established grade and steI
or two down will have to be made
to get into some of the places oil
business or new floors laid abov'
the old ones and the ceiling
pushed up. In the case o
Tierney's meat market the easies
plan would be to move onto TIL
present roof and build new roof
over cutting blocks, juicy steak
and Fred Ebert,
. The cares of life for ]. M
Kimberling continue to increase
Not only by an increase of bust
: ness at the Broken Bow Stat
bank and official duties as alder
man of the First ward, bu
paternal affiliations have in
creased about 100 degrees Farer
ueit, young man of more tina
ordinary beauty. intelligence an
lung power having arrived at tn
Kimberling home on Monday
The latest wireless messages d
r not say that he has made an er
gagement to deliver 4th c
July grafton, but such announce
l ment is expected on the mex
/ wave current.
, Scott Cooper, who janitorate
. at the court house, pluck
dandelions from the lawn an
shoots dogs and puppies frol
: the grounds, has received a
I illustration of an improved law
d sprinkler and is SO favorably in
y pressed with it's appearance thu
e he will request the supervisor
o when they meet next month,
X invest mi Whether it is tt
}. three nozzles or the shape of
e that pleases Mr.. Cooper has nj
e been made known by him, bl
u that he needs new one, of SON