Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-01-16

city.
Miss Elsie Raymond, a nurse
of Lincoln, is in town visiting
Mrs. Bartholomew for a few days.
The ladies of the u. b. church
will serve dinner and supper at
the Temple Theatre, Wednesday
January 22nd. Price IS cents.
When a man has something the
/ matter with him and isn't quite
sure what-he can say its grip
and come pretty close to guess
ing it.
DR.. Il. B. Mullins, the dentist,
is laid up with an attack of la
grippe, having been compelled to
disc ontinue work today and re-
pair to his home.
A. G. Humphrey, of Mullins,
county attorney of Hooker coun-
ty, learned gentleman and one
of the best, was in the city
yesterday on professional bust
ness.
E. O. Garrett of Fremont,
formerly superintendent of the
Broken Bow city school, an
nounces himself a candidate for
lieutenant governor or the demo-
cratic ticket.
1t is rather strange how so
many of those bright new neck
ties seen on the avenues in Bro
ken Bow Immediately after
Christmas-got lost so quickly
like the New Year resolutions.
| w. 3, Eastman, one Of the UNI
terrified, went to Lincoln to at
tend the Bryan Dollar Democratic
banquet and assist Hon. Jess
Candy in launching his little
! banglet for member of congress.
The Custer County Editorial
association meeting Monday
afternoon proved very interest
III = JIG lOl llOSC III dltSHud
I The next meeting, in April will
probably be attended by all MEN,
bers, as special business matters
are to be considered.
Rev. G. w. Bohart of Anselmo
was city visitor Saturday. Rev.
Bohart is holding revival meet
ings at the New Hope church six
miles east Of Anselmo and report
ed a deep interest being taken by
the citizens Of that vicinity.
Luther Miller of Cambria, Iowa
will be in Custer county about
the Goth of JAN, to buy 100
horses suitable for the Chicago
market. They must be in good
shape. He will pay the highest
price for drafters, chunks and
good shapey road horses.
John Walsh, one of the early
: settlers north of Ansley and one
of "the best what Isl" as the
saying goes, was a Broken Bow
visitor yesterday and expressed
r himself as fully satisfied with
life, weather conditions and the
, knowledge that "the Govern
), ment at Washington still lives. "
w. J. Rice was in from Cliff
} precinct Tuesday to see the new
organization of county super
} visors get good start and in
} the right direction. That was
} accomplished in a satisfactory
2 manner and the chances are the
board will perform its work with
alacrity and economically during
9 the present year.
l Ashton Henderson, who has
4 been employed on the Galloway
E Queen, has assumed the manage
i ment of the Courier Tribune in
= the would be county seat of Ar.
r Dor and will whooperup for divi-
4 sion. la Brega. Mr.. Henderson
e is said to be capable and energetic
r and as upright and honorable as
:. the day is long-and several
= hours overtime.
Elmer WINNER, editor of the
r Comstock News, for a number OF
r years and up until last August
+ being connected with the Beacon
6 Office in this city, drove over last
- Sunday afternoon and spent
~ Monday and Tuesday forenoon
4 greeting friends and attending
y to business matters. He reports
. the News in a hourishing con
, ditlon and the family healthy
;, happy and we'll pleased in thei
"a new home.
i Merdith Zimmerman, son o
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