Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-04-04

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and finish cleaning the premises,
both fore and aft
The canvassing board for the
recent city election will not be
very badly perplexed in determin-
ing who's elected.
j. w. Lundy, assessor for
Sargent precinct, spent yesterday
in the city with County Assessor
Haumont, getting posted on his
duties.
II, G. Moore and Clyde Carlos
have formed a partnership and
engage La real-estate and
abstracting. They have secured
Office rooms over McComas' Drug
store.
Hon. A. H. Copsey has secured
the Wilson grain elevator and
the grain and coal business of
Ras. Anderson. We understand
the deal, as consummated, takes
effect May lst.
Martin and Oliver Kalbo, of
Lodi, spent last Friday night
with S. K. Lee and family.
They were enroute to Round
Valley to visit relatives and
friends for an indefinite length
of time.
We hope our readers will give
the continued stories, which are
being published each week on
our first page by the Litchfield
Mfg. Co., careful consideration.
Note the steel wheel argument
this week.
Henry Honts, who moved from
this city to Brownlee, about four
years ago and engaged in the
hotel business, arrived yesterday
and will remain a few days on
account of the illness of his
mother, Mrs. Lavina Honts.
Miss Anna Gilkison, of the
Central Telephone company's
Office force, is this week enjoying
her vacation, the company ex-
tending this favor to each of the
girls who have been in it's employ
for six months or more.
Miss Hannah Edmonds, who is
attending college at Crete, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city
visiting. She went to New
Helena Monday where she will
spend the rest of her weeks
vacation visiting her parents.
James Dare, of Gates, visited
with Broken Bow acquintances
and attended to business matters
in the city Monday and Tuesday.
He said in that part of the
county there wasn't any talk of
division, but there was consider
able talk against division awhile
ago and there's been no change
in the situation.
Samuel Caywood, who went
to Hill City, South Dakota, last
December, engaged with the
Gold Medal Mining company,
returned to the city Tuesday
night and will remain a week or
so attending to business matters
here that demand his attention,
when he will return to the mines,
which he assured the REpUBLI-
CAN is already winner, the first
try-out, with the new stamp mill
which was not in proper working
order, assaying $500 to the 100
ton of ore, WHICH is said by old
miners in that district TO be a
excellent showing.
e. Kinzler and Chas. Smithy
drove over from Litch field last
Friday and returned home Satur-
day. They said that if anybody
IN they vicinity favored division
of the county into four insight
ficant parcels-as proposed by
Dick Brega-they were very quiet
about it. They are acquainted
with the captain of the division
lists and know he's in it solely
for selfish purpose.
The numerous holes in the
Broken Bow sidewalks are not
there as a matter of ornament,
neither are those in front of the
benches on the streets useless,
as they are utilized for cuspidores
by tobacco chewers who rest
their weary bones on the afore-
said benches, which leads some
to believe it might be a good
plan to bore holes in the walks
at intervals and therein place
tunnels for the especial use of