Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-20

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few days visit.
Miss Effie Shinn went to
Lincoln last Monday and is
spending the week there visiting
friends.
Some people cannot understand
why some restaurants have TO
raise the price of pork and beans
five cents just because beans
have gone up cent on the quart.
Senator and Mrs. H. B. Glover,
Of Comstock were city visitors
yesterday. They came over to
attend the reception advertised
for Senator Burkett and teachers
in the Junior Normal. :
Last Thursday, June Is, 1907,
in Broken Bow, .Nebr., Rev. J. h.
Teagarden spake the mystic
words which bound in matrimony
Mr.. Geo. E. Stern and Miss
Susie Woodruff, both of Arcadia.
A citizen was heard to remark,
a few days ago, that the water in
Muddy creek would be all right
for domestic purposes if it would
only settle. There are quite
number of people in the Muddy
creek valley ditto.
P. J. Simonson returned home
this morning from Omaha
whittier he went last Sunday with
a car of fat cattle. He sold on
market not as high as he would
have liked, but at a price that
was satisfactory and profitable.
On account of the late spring
farmers will be kept busy the
first part of next month aud in
order to give them a chance tie
celebrate why wouldn't it be just
as well to postpone the 4th of
July till some time IN August?
City Attorney Gadd doesn't
believe ordinances were made
just for the fun of it, nor that he
would be true to his oath if he
did not enforce them and he
declares that if the riding of
bicycles on the sidewalks is not
discontinued at once he will
show the performers there is an
ordinance prohibiting such stunts.
A game of baseball Tuesday at
Ansley between the Ansley and
Br, ken Bow teams resulted dis
astrously tor the latter, the score
being 9 to 0. A return game
will be played in this city to.
morrow afternoon and the Bow
boys will endeavor to heal their
sore spot by turning the tables"
on the visitors.
The new grocery store is now
open for business in the Union
block, east side of square. Pro-
p -ietor Ankney says if the people
Of Broken Bow and vicinity de-
sire to purchase the best class of
groceries at very low price and
will take the time to call, or
phone, he will instruct them
free of charge-how it can be
done.
There is no doubt now but
that the American Eagle will
boiler loud and long at Merna on
the 4th as Prof. J. X. Teagarden,
Of this city, has been secured 10
pull feathers from the tail of the
grand old bird in the way of de-
livering the address of the day.
Those who attend may rest
assured they will be edited with
a really patriotic address.
Rev. J. d. Brady of this city
writes that there are seven
hundred delegates in attendance
at the State Sunday School con-
vention, in session at Hastings,
this week, twenty-nine being
from Custer county. He says
there isn't building in that
city large enough to accommodate
the Crown duu MEETINGS are OclnS
held in two churches at the same
time.
The w. c. u. will give Silver
Medal contest in the M. E.
church Tuesday evening, June
Is, 1907. The contestants are:
Mildred Hall, Lucy Jeffords, Bird
Beckwith, Milly Walters, and
Clara Dodds. The medal is on
display in Baiscb's drug store
widow. Miss Douglass, Prof.
Taylor, Mr.. .Gadd and Mr.. Lewis
will furnish the music. Pro-
gram begins at $3.50. Admission
Csc and 15c.
Fred Baisch made one of his