Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-05-09

uaSe Odll team go W 1diuWh) "
morrow to try conclusions with
the high school club of that
village. 4
Will Davis made hurried
business trip to Hastings, going
Monday morning and returning
Tuesday evening.
David Steadman, of Brownlee,
was transacting business in tie
city Yesterday. Mr.. Steadman
was formerly resident Of Custer
county, near Westerville.
By exact measurement the snow
fall last Thursday night was
exactly two and one half inches
deep. If It had been sixteenth
Of an inch more or less we'd
say so.
In Broken Bow the scheme to
move May lst has never become
the vogue. Houses are so scarce
here that it is kind of CATCH
as-catch.can affair and renters
move any old time there is an
opening.
Indications are today that to-
morrow will be clear and warm
and in that event there will UNI
doubtedly be a large number in
the city from the country to see
Campbell Bros. circus and
inenagerie.
Don't fail to follow the con-
tinued story by the Litch6eld
Company on our first page, con-
corning their guarantee for a
term of five years. We fail to
find any one else making such Il
liberal contract with their trade.
A p. Dobesh, of Ansley, was
in the city Tuesday on business
and during lull in the proceed
ings piloted himself to this Office
and regaled us with reports of
the recent cold snap in his
vicinity which, he says, beats
anything the oldest settler can
remember.
|. A. Reneau intends to do his
share toward the identifying of
broken Bow and is this week
having the grounds of Hotel
Reneau tilled-in and leyeled.
This will not only beautify, but
greatly improve the sanitary
3 condition of the locality.
Fifteen members of the knights
of Pythias lodge of this city
went to Ansley Tuesday evening
and associated with their breth-
/ rem in that village who conferred
Z degrees on three candidates.
. Our fellers report a royal good
time and say the Ansley bunch
cannot be out done as entertainers.
Editor Hyatt, Of the Sargent
Leader, untangled himself from
alleged poetical effusions long
enough last Saturday to visit his
county seat capital and indulge
with county students in their field
day sports, declamatory contests,
ct cetera, which means trying to
learn that the Broken Bow and
Western railroad would not be
built.
The X. p. boys who attended
lodge at Ansley Tuesday night
arrived there in time to partake
of supper at George Wright's
restaurant and each of them are
. liberal in praise of the excellent
service and are advising friends
when in Ansley at meal hour, or
7 any time, to remember Wright's
restaurant, where everything is
right.
+ Guaranteeing machine for
five years, means a great deal.
Particularly do we think this an
all important question when con-
sidering such a machine as a
manure spreader, that has a
record hardly equaled by any
other machine Tor breakages or
repairs. Read the continued
story this week by the Litchfeld
Mfg. Co., on first page.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. L. Graves and
four children, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, are in the city and will
become residents if they can
secure house in which to reside.
Mr., Graves is engaged with the
Council Bluffs nursery and has
been assigned work in this part OF
the state. If there were resi-.
dences here to rent-as there
should be-the population OF
Broken Bow would reach 5000
before 1910.
The school board very wisely