Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-11-21

NSN' NdyuOuu NuSu, pastor Vi
the M. E. church at Ansley, is a
Broken Bow visitor today.
c. E. Ankney, of the postofice
store, spent yesterday at his
ranch near Purdum, twenty miles
from Halsey.
Mrs. f. D. Eubanks, who has
been i'll with typhoid fever the
past three weeks, is reported as
slowly convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Dewey, of
Lincoln, who have been visiting
with Geo. E. Porter and family,
returned home Monday.
Two theatrical entertainments
are billed for the opera house,
one Saturday night of next week
and the other December 4.
Recently one of the points of a
sand burr was embedded in one
hand of Mrs F. L. Huffman, of
Galloway, and as result blood
poisoning has set in.
James Bingham, a blacksmith
at Galloway, was bitten by a dog
a few days ago and he has a
terribly swollen leg with symp-
toms of blood poisoning as a
result.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harbaugh of
lola, Kansas, who have been
visiting their son ]. H. and fam
lily, for several weeks, have re-
turned to their home in the Sun
flower state.
The beautiful fell for the first
time this winter-in this latitude
Monday night, but the atmos-
phere was so balmy it had entire
ly disappeared before noon on
the following day.
If any of the defeated caudi-
dates intend to contest the recent
election-as was the talk-they
will have to get action soon as
the limit of time for such a pro-
cedure will expire next Monday.
Sam Miller, of the hardware
firm of Miller & Kennedy, went
to Omaha last Friday for the
purpose of closing up some I'M
finished business. He hoped to
be able to return here by tomor-
row.
Supt. of Schools H. M. Pinck-
ney went to Lincoln today, hav-
ing been summoned in conference
in regard to the State Junior
Normals, the meeting to be held
tomorrow in the Office of the
state superintendent. He may
be absent until next Monday.
A meeting of the Broken Bow
Gun club is called for tomorrow
(Friday) night at 7:3O o'clock in
l. A. Reneau's Office. In add.
tion to regular club business the
question of holding turkey
shoot next Monday or Tuesday,
none but club members to parti
cipate, will be discussed.
Mrs. w. E. Clark, who resides
near West Union, came to Broken
Bow last Thursday and returned
Saturday, accompanied by hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Guyle,
arrangements having been com.
pleted whereby they will remain
all winter. Although there is
bat little of the winter left their
many friends will miss them dur
ing their stay in the country.
1t is stated that Benger &
Decker, fancy stock breeders
whose extensive ranch adjoin:
Galloway, will exhibit two cars
of Herefofds, one of heifers ant
one of steers, at the Internationa
stock show, which opens in Chi
cago next Thursday. They hops
to be admitted to the contest TO
the grand sweepstakes at thu
International, as they will ex
hibit some fine grade stock.
Editor F. E. Pinch, of tn
Merna Postal Card, accompanies
by Mrs. Pinch and Miss Lyd
Twink, were Broken Bow visitor
Monday. On Tuesday Edito
Pinch was slated to leave for
visit to Texas and be absent 70
a week. 1t do beat all how som
editors can accumulate enougl
money to pay hotel bills for
week, railroad fare to Texas an
then have enough left to &c
back home again. y
Jesse f.. Keyser, of Miller
Nebraska, and Lola NJ. Davis, Q