Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-07-11

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Tents must be ordered in advance.
Mrs. Effie II. Dodds is enjoying
visit from her sister, Mrs.
Henderson, and son, of Cheyenne,
Wyoming. They arrived Sum
day morning.
Mrs. ]. E. Upton is in Omaha
attending the State Dressmakers
convention and also a school of
instruction which is inI session
there this week.
S. ]. Lonergan left Tuesday
night for a stay of week or two
at Hot Springs and Hill City, S.
d., his gold mine interests being
at the latter place.
Prepare for the Chautauqua by
purchasing a sc ason ticket of
either J. K. Tea garden or H. A.
Watts. Read the advertisement
on first page in regard 10 amount
saved by the season ticket route.
DIR. Bass, dentist will remove
from the McComas block to rooms
in the Realty block now occupied
by DR.. c. L. Mullins as soon as
the new Office building for the
latter is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Beard and
two children, of Newport, Ar
kansaw, arrived III the city last
Saturday for a visit of about
mouth. Mrs. Beard is a daugh-
ter of Mrs. c. U. Richardson.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
John Turner returned from Bed
ford. Iowa, where they spent two
weeks visiting his parents at the
old bone, and spending a couple
of days IN Omaha and st. Joe on
the return trip.
Arrangements are making for
a clay pigeon shoot at the fair
grounds during the three days
of the fair in September. This
will prove quite an attraction and
be the means of bringing good
ly number of people to Broken
Bow from all parts of the state.
John Cody and George Garri-
son, brace of sound republican
wheel horses, residing in the
West Union vicinity, good citi-
zens, progressive and successful
farmers, old time and we'll known
settlers, we're greeting friends
and transacting business IN the
city Tuesday.
J. M. Fodge moved his Office
to rooms up stairs in the Nc.
Comas building, northwest corner
of the square, last Saturday, and
is now ready to buy and sell farm
lands and town property or rent
it for you. He says he is open
for engagements on any kind Of
a real estate transaction.
On it's return from the 4th of
July celebration at Ravenna the
Broken Bow baseball aggre cation
was considerably elated, having
won it's first game of the season
by wolloping the Raveuna team
by a score of to l. The game
is reported to have been a
screamer from start to finish.
The Advo restaurant, presided
over by Charles E. Stout, has
just experienced complete
renovation and is now as neat and
clean as the most exacting lady
could desire. When he assumed
the management Mr.. Stout de-
clared that he would make first
class restaurant of it and he has
succeeded in accomplishing that
end.
Ross d. Pickett, cashier of the
Security State bank, accom-
panied by Mrs. Pickett and the
children, left Tuesday morning
for Tamora, Seward county,
where they will spend the great
err part of his two weeks vaca-
tion visiting his parents. They
will also visit Omaha and Lin
coin while absent from hon (.
Miles Hopkins, farmer near
Berwyn, aged about IS years,
married and father of two
children, was brought before the
insanity board yesterday and
ordered committed to the asylum
at Hastings. His malady is on
religion, at times being morose
and at other times is vicious,
hence it was deemed advisable to
commit him for treatment.
On the 1st of May Ras Ander-
con sold the elauatnr 10 A II