Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-21

was a city visitor Tuesday
]. B. Klump and daughter,
Mae, were city visitors Saturday.
DR.. Bartholomew was called to
Muliiu on professional business
yesterday.
James Laughorn and daughter,
Cathryu, were Broken Bow visi-
tors Monday.
J. A. Amsberr1, of NJ son, was
city visitor last Friday night
and SATURDAY, returning home on
AZ Saturday night.
Chas. f. Trip'ett has charge
of the 3. & If ny business
in th,> city during the recreation
"trip of Agent Ormsby.
wa Frey is making arrange
1neule To 80 from mere ~ kansas
CITY, Nj. AMI ,jUcatc a lumber
yatd. H., h"pes to be able to
leave here about the middle OF
next month.
Charlie Luce, who is engaged
in Lincoln OH the enrolling and
enprossing force in the state
senate, came home Saturday and
visited with the family and
friends until Monday.
Rev. ]. d. Brady spent several
days in Mason City last week,
assisting Rev. Woods in a series
of meetings.. Rev. Woods oc-
cupied his pulpit for him in this
city Sunday morning.
Gen. Missionary Pope, of
Grand Island, occupied the pulpit
in The Baptist church in the
absence of Pastor Brady Sunday
night He presented the state
work with a splendid address.
Mrs. E. NJ. Bean left Monday for
Des Moines, Iowa, expecting to
be absent from home about two
weeks, purchasing millinery
goods and getting posted on
spring and summer styles OF
headgear for ladies, misses and
children.>
Mr.. James, a butcher at
Aurora, Nebraska, was in the
city yesterday having been in
the county since Monday-driv-
ing here from Comstock-in
search of butcher stock, but was
unable to find any, whereat he
expressed great surprise.
Jas. E. Parker and brother,
formerly of this city, arrived
from Riverton, Wyoming, Sum
day evening, where they are en-
gagged in contracting and build
ing. They will spend two or
three weeks here visiting their
mother and sister at Walworth.
r. D. Campbell, a staunch and
progressive farmer in the Weis-
sert locality, was a county seat
visitor Monday and reported
everybody in that vicinity active
ly engaged in making prepara-
tions for the spring campaign II
the fields where big, fat ears OF
corn average fifty bushels to the
acre.
Rev. E. ]. Station, Of Berthoud
Colo, will preach in the Presby
terian church next Sabbath
February oath, morning and
evening. Rev. Station will be
remem bered as former pastor
of the church here, who wa:
compelled by poor health to re
sign and change climate. He Il
a forceful and eloquent minister
Mrs. |. r. Klatt, residing
miles from Anselmo, was in the
city Monday searching for
house to rent for short time
with a view to moving here ant
if suited will build residence
She has decided to discontinu
farming and will sell live stock
machinery and farm utensil
at auction next week.
Had the weather been col
last week the Inhabitants OF thu
locality would have been per
mitted to understaud-by actua
experience-what coal famiu
is, as none of the dealers had an
the last three days of the wee
and not until Monday of thi
week when two cars came
Dierks and was parceled out
500 pound lots to purchasers
Later in the day Turner's r.
ceived car and byTuesday afte
noon the dealers were all in
position to supply demands.