Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-10-24
c. f. Pickett of Cunning, was
a city visitor Tuesday.

attending to business matters IN
the county seat on Monday.
Ladies of the Baptist church
will serve dinner and supper on
election day at Temple theatre.
Go to the Opera house next
Wednesday night and see how
the ladies Guild give donation
party.
S. Powell will leave this month
for Payette, Idaho, where he
and his brother are engaged in
fruit raising.
Frank Robinson, who is en-
ployed as billing clerk with
wholesale implement firm in
Omaha, is at home on weeks
vacation.
James E. Haney, Charles
Brown and James Philpot of
Candy, were city visitors Tues
day, Mr., Haney making proof on
his homestead.
C. H. Kennedy, genial landlord
of Hotel Ortello, Merna, spent
Wednesday in the city. He con-
templates retiring from the hotel
business shortly.
The Broken Bow Club club
will hold shoot next Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock at the traps
on the fair grounds and it is
hoped goodly number of mem
bers will be present and partici'
pate.
MIR. and Mrs. John Burton, of
Bingham, arrived in the city this
morning enroute home from
Omaha and went out for few
days visit with his brother,
Harve Burton, and family, 5
miles northwest.
Next Thursday night is All
Halloween and City Marshal
Malloy has arranged for several
special police to be on guard that
night with instructions to arrest
everyone who oversteps the law
in cutting up capers.
All the old board walks on the
west side of the square have been
replaced with cement pavements
aud by the end of this week
cement walks will be completed
in front of all but three of the
business houses on the north side
OF the square.
W.. K. Wheeler, George and
Arthur Roper, residing 10 miles
south of Ansley, drove to Broken
Bow Tuesday afternoon and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Pigman that night. They we're
enroute to the sandhills on duck
and chicken hunting expedition
and will also keep lookout
for good land open for settlement.
II. E. Hall has sold his cigar
manu- acturing implements to
"Dade" Walters who will ship
them about the 18th of next
month to Missouri and open a
factory at Mountain Grove, to
which place he has moved
Mr.. Hall has not fully decided
upon his future maneuvres, but
has notion to also try his luck
in Missouri.
The Myrtle Vinton Dramatic
Co., will opeu three nights en-
gagement at the Opera house
next Thursday night. Manager
Groat has assurances that the
company is frst-class in every
respect and that all who attend
all three performances-or any
one of them-will be well pleased
Seats can be reserved at McComas
drug store or Greats hardware
store.
E. J. Powell, who recently re.
turned from Payette,. Idaho, is
selling his holdings at Weissert
preparatory to going to that state
to locate permanently. Mr.
Powell is one of the early settlers
of the upper Clear creek valley.
one of our best citizens, and it is
with regret the REPUBLICAN,
chronicles the fact that he has
decided to move from Custe>
county.
"Hi" Cline, who resided in this
county several years on thu
South Loup, but who has resideC
in Cherry county the past thirteel
years, is in the city for a few
dayss sojourn. Cherry county i
larger than Custer and Mr.. Cline
says that although he has hat
considerable business to transac