Custer County Republican., February 23, 1905, Image 1

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. VOl. . . XXIII. : BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAY , FEBRUARY 23905.--EIGHT , ' . PAGES. NO. 37.
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: , Reneau & Leonard" real estate.
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erty with B. W. Blair. _ 37tf
J. C. : Moore , abstracting. 2t1
See the Rae Co. all next week
at the opera house.
'V ANTnD-Men with families.
Fair price and good houses.
'VnST UNION MUIING Co.
. 34tf \Vest Union , Neb.
, . I am now l cated just north of
, t the Custer National Hanle. Come
and see me for bargains tn real
, estate. Somc c11CJice acre pro.
f perty for sale.
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" Dr. 1' . W. Bass , dentist. Office
f ' , , , over McComas' drug storc. 25tf
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Have your laundry at the P. O.
r' ' store by 7:30 : Monday night.
J."OR SALn.-Macaonia and
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Velvet Chaff seed wheat , and
Early White Oats , at my plae
four miles northeast of Weissert.
37-38 J.V. . SCOTT.
Stamp photos 25c Bangs studio.
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'Ve have $3,000 private money
to loan on Improved farum at a 'I '
low rate Qf interest.
, LltDWIClI & HousIt. :
'L'he Rae Co. comes highly rec.
ommended from neighboring
tOWt1 , See them all next weelc
' . at t Ill' opera house. Prices , 10c ,
\ 20c and 30c. , ( except Monday
night , general admission li'ree.
1 11 t- Buv your farm and city prop-
I rty f B. W. Blair. , 37tf
f i Insurance that insures.
, 38tf R. G. , MOOHl\ .
I 1'his office for neat job work.
Cabint photographs $1.50 and
$2.00 per dozen at Bangs studiQ.
34tf.
J.'ree show Monday night , } i'eb.
27 , at the opera house.
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and opened up his shoe shop at
; , Peale-Sheppard Co.'s store. Call
and see him for your repairs. 25tf
We always have money to loan
on farms. R. G. Moore 111 Apple
lllock. 35tf
FOH SALn..Union Pacific rail.
f , road lands in Kansas and e.
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I braska. Send for maps to Geo.
F. Davis , special agent , 136 N.
11th street , Lincoln , Neb. 37-40
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S. P. Great made a husinesH' '
trip to lincoln Moml : ! ) ' .
Samuel 'l'orler on ( ) r Ocorge.
town , was a frielllllycalh'rat this
office Friday. I
C. D. Day and Wif of Ortello , I
wen' among the \tiHitors to the
connty Heat Monda ) ' .
Mi s I. " 1\1. Hennc. principal of
the south side schools. pent Sun-
l1 y at her home < It Merna.
R N. Bryson of Upton was a
city vidilor Friday. 'rhis omce
acknowledg-es a welcolllc cal1.
Rev.V. . H. Xandem went to
Mason City 1'uesday to hold the
mid.wcek services at that place. :
Henry Kelley of Anselmo , was
a citv visitor 'l'uesda'l'his
office - acknowledges a'hl1siness
call.
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J. W. McIninch , one of Mason
City's leading merchants , was
among the day visitors t'l the
county seat 'ruesda } ' .
Dr. J. C. Prest of G1ltner ,
spent a few days last week with
i Dr. Bartholomew of this city , re.
urning home Saturday.
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R. A. , Vise of Gates , was a
city visitor yesterday. lIe has
secured rooms and will move to
the city the first of next week.
Ed. York , who had been cir-
culatillg among friends in the
city for sometime , returned to
his home at Hastings 'l'uesday.
Leslie and rnest Mc'\Villiams
are down from Deadwood , S. D. ,
for a month , visiting relat'es
and recuperating Leslie's health. I
John Reinhard and Joe Haeffie
'of McKinley , were in the city
last Friday. They reported the
roads in bad condition at th at
time.
Lavena Williams of Superior ,
who has been visiting her sister ,
Mr ! ? Cor . .Alams , north. of the
city , forsol11etime , returned home
yesterday.
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J. G. Painter has resigned : t.S
mail carrier on rural route No 2.
' \Valter Moore will succeed him
as. soon as his bond is approved
by the government.
The Brown brother , who have.
been on the \Vant3' ranch south
of town the past two or thTee
years , have leased the Hunter
ranch north of 'the city.
H. L. Ormsby and wife return.
ed Tuesday morning from their . .
visit to New Orleans , and other
points in the south. They re.
port ha\'ing < , njoyecl a pleasant
trip.
l"red Coonaml family of l\lanly ,
arrived in the city 'l'uesday nighl
With the \'iew of locating. They
were accompanied by M. Kelsey ,
who has been making- his home
with thcm of late.
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A.V. . Pierce of Ord , who had
been stopping in the city for
sometime past in the interest of
the farmers of this v1cinity , re.
turned 1o e 'l'uesday to act as
groomsmall at the Hollaway.
Pearson wedding Wednesday.
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'V. O. and E. R Purcell I
: iccomp nied by Mrs. W. G. Pur.
< : el1 , went to Kearney Tuesday
to be in attendance at the state
press association held at that
city Tuesday \Vednesday of
this week.
E. D. Glaze and sou , Ira , of
the. Glaze Marble Worles of this :
city , went to Comstock Tuesday 1
to set up a granite monument for .
Mr. Gibbons at that place. Mr.
Glaze states that this monument
is a fine specimau of the marble' '
cutters art , and weighs about :
fine thousand pounds.
J. \Vllson and wifc of this
city , went to Denver Monday , to
attend the funeral of Mrs.Vil -
son's aunt , Mrs. Alden of that
city. Mrs. Alden is well lcnown
to a large circle of friends in
Broken Bow , who join with the
RRPUDLICAN ill extending sympathy -
pathy to the hereaved relatives.
D. C. Konkel revenue collector
came down from the west , Friday
morning. He reports it has been
very cold in the vicinity of Chad.
ron. The government tbremoneter
registered 42 below twice during
the cold spell. He was at BrownIe
last ' .rhursday , where he met
Lawrance Hollandsworth who is
in school at thl.t place.
I n. F. Morrow ot Georgetown ,
was a city visitor Saturday.
W. J. Cross of Ansley , was
transacting busiutss : in the city
Tnesc1 a y.
C. O. Lind register of decds
made a business trip to I4incoln ,
yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff McCormick ,
wcnt to Ansley yesterday on busi.
ness connected with his oOice.
Regular meeting of the M. B.
A. lodge Friday nig-nt. Sevcral
new members are to be initiated.
1\1. A.Valters proprietor of
the candy kitchen , was a passen.
ger for Ansley , yesterday 1II0rn.
ing' .
1\1. U. Lewin of Comstock , was
circulating among friends in the I
city , Monc1ilY and 'I'nesda ) ' or
this week.
Gen. Lew Wallace the : \ltthor
and soldier , died at his home in
Crawfordsville , Ind. , li"eb. " HI , in
his 78 year.
Fred Hacleelburgh of Anselmo ,
was a city visitor yesterday.
This office acknowlec1ge : L
friendly call.
William Barrett and William
Ororake have each dwelling I
houses well under way t1 at they
commenced building recently.
Nate Davidson of Berwyn , who
has been working in the ronnd
house at Seneca , for the past four
months , returned home yesterday.
S. J. Rudge and mother , Mrs.
Rudge of Palmyra , retu1'11ed homt :
yesterday , after a six weeks , ViSit I
with Mr. ' \ .
RUdge'sbrotherof\Ves.1
terville.
Emma Scott of Ansley , an em.
ployee in the U. S. Land office ,
of this city , left \Vednesday , for
a two yt'eeles v sit , at her horne ,
in Ansley.
ChaR. Hipsley has purchased
the cast half of the Conrad residence -
dence block in the eaHt part of
thc city with the view of build.
ing on it this season.
John Stewartformerlv oj Comstock -
stock , stopped . in the efty 'l'ucs-
day on his wa. to Ansley. r e
says he is 100klUg for land arrdlf
suited may locate at that town.
W. , S. Kennedy has bought H.
A.Vatt's interestin the Kennedy
& Watt's dry goods store , north
side , aIid has put his son , Howard -
ard in charge as salesman and
general manager.
Judge Armour and wifc , ac.
companied by their daughter ,
Avis , went to Ansley yesterday
to celebrate the anniversary of
' \Vashington's birthday , with I
frieuds in that city. I
W. W. Osb01'1le' of Holbl'Ook , :
was in the city yesterday , tihng
on a homestead at the land ofi ce.
Mr. Osborne says he got a pretty
fine piece of land , abo11t thirteen
miles from Thedford.
Mrs. B. 'l'ieruey aUtl daugh ter
l\Hss Kittie 'L'iernev . of New
Hampton , Iowa. who. have been
visiting Mrs. 'l'ierney's son , C.
F. 'l'ierne ) ' of thh ; city , since Ute
holidays , letnrned homc yester.
day.
day.Mrs.
Mrs. Chcstcl' Green of Clear
Creek , was a friendly caller at
this oOice Monday in compauy
with Mrs. lmie King. Mrs.
Green reports the roads not the
best. In one place the water from
the melting ! mow came up in
their buggy.
A. ' 1' . Seyholt who recently
sold his fa.rm w st of the city
and moved to li'lorencc , Nebr. ,
was a friendly caller at this office
Monday. lIe informs 11S that he
has purchased a fine fruit farm
near } i'lorence , and that he is
located uear the street l'ailway
out from Omaha.
H. A. Phelps of I ising City ,
who has been here for the past
month , worldng in the interest
of the l o'al Highlanders left
\Vedn sday morniug for Lincoln
to report at headquarters. He
secured thirty f011r applic tions
while here for membership , which
is a lendid record. TIe expects
to be hac1e in April.
Georg'e 'rernpler of the Golll'en
valle ) ' , was a city visitor Mon.
day. He informs us that M. .T.
Bates of his vicinity sold a half
section of land recently for $8-
000 , anel that Mr. Bates traded
three.quarters of a section to
Eli Armstrong for Armstrong's
interest in the hardware store in
this city for $15 an acre.
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John Govier or I lton , was a
city visitor Monday.
J. 'r. Eager of 1\1ason City , waH
transacting . . htH incss in the city
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W. E. and Ward Henman of
Ash Creek were city'i . item
Monday. .
Freel t\Iut1 ck of t1tis city ,
mah a bllsincss trip to HL Palll
yes tcrd a y .
Ii' . O. BrowlI of Bcrwyn , was
transacting bllSillCHS in the city
Saturday.
Chester Grecn of lcar Urt'ek ,
wns 1001cing after Imsincss in the
dty Monda ) ' .
F'"M. : AlIcn of Betlford , Iowa
was in the city between tl'ains
yesterday , on his war to Ansley.
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Beatrice O'Brien of this vicin.
ity , left on 11'riclay for a few da\'s
visit with relatives tlncl fl' enl (
at York.
Le\'i King a real-csta tc dctler
of Mason Cih' , wus in thc dty
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last Saturday' , looking' a ftcl' hiH
business intere t hcre.
Mrs. Dr. Pcnuington and
daughter T-Inel1a , of this city ,
went to Anselmo last 1I'ritla ) ' . fOt"
a few days \'isit with fril'llIh at
that that place.
Oeo. A. Seyholt of Dcnver.
Colorado , spcn t sc\'cra 1 days in
thc city looking after hnsincss
l11a.tten . He came laHt li'ricla ) '
ul1c1left'l'uefduy.
II. . Dralce , Olll of our leacl.ing'
c1othiQrg , left for a fcw dayshisil :
to Chicago Saturday. . . . . . wher t he
. will purchase h ! Hpril1g tock o (
good . Hc intcnded to top .over
S\11ula ) ' at I.incoln to visit his
( la11gh tel' , It'annil' \
} i'rank Young. wife and claug-h.
terr. , Lyle and r.'r : t , is , of this
city , left for New Orleans , on n
e tended tonr of the sonth , on
last } i'riday. Mr. Young left his
order for the I HI'1J r.ICAN to be
sent to him during his absence. .
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SHARPEN YOUR APPETITE ;
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PERA HOUSE NE WEBK ,
Comrnenoing Monday , February 27th ,
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GC1i al .loll ) ' Johl1 G. Rac aud hi Mcrry Cmupau ) ' in
lLigh ChulS Vaudevillc , Comedy ancl Drama. Feat11rin r
the tUO1t ! accomplished aUtI versatile of all Chilrl Artist ,
" ' 1'he H.ae Children. " Entire changc of program evcry
night. Gel1l ral Admission li'l gN Monday night. Hc-
scrved scats , lOc , now 011 sale at 11s11al places. Positive.
Iy 110 Iccture or sale of mctlicil1c. l'he Free admission i
merely to advertisc thc mcrits of the show. Priceg for
the ret mindcr of the week 10c , 20c ' , ) md 30c. .
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I will sell at Public uction , at my farm 1 miles
south , of Brolten Bow , on
MONDAY , FEBRUARY 27 , 1905
Commencing At 10:00 : O'clock A. M.
The Following' Described Property , to-wit :
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100 Head of Cattle , ol1 "is ng
Cows , Calves , Yearlings and two-
ycar oldSteers and JIeifcni.
. 0 H.cad Horscs and Mules , \'i : ' . :
1 Sorrel Horse , wt. 1500 , 12 yr8.
1 J ron Gray HOI"se , wt. 1100 , 1 0 ) 'r
1. Black Mare , wl. 1100 , 12 ycars.
1 lule , coming 4 years old.
1 'ream of M ulcs , wt. 1000 ca'eh ' ,
10 years old.
1 Sone ) Horsc , wt. 1200.
3 Ponies.
100 Head of Stock Hoge--\'ir.
Brood Sows and Shon t s.
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2 Farm vVagons.
1 ] ray Rack and ' .rrueks.
2 Mowing Machines.
2 Hay Rakes. .
1 Canton Riding14islcl' . .
\VaJldng 14ister. '
2 Hiding CultivatorR. .
2 Walking Cultivators.
1 Disc with Seeder Attachment.
1 Canton Disc.
3 Sets ofTorle HarnCHH.
And othc r A rtirles too r1l1n\'r0I18 to
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Free L-u.J.:1ch : : a."t N" " c > c > : J:1. . .
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TERMS OF SALE.
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all all sums of $10 and under , Cas11. On all
sums over $10 a credit of 9 montl1s time will be g'iven ,
on approved security , with interest at 10 per cent
per annum. Five per cent discount for cash on all
sums over $10.00.
J. B. JONES , Auctioner.
: MRS EMELINE
A. P. JOHNSON , Cler1\ . . . . REYNER .
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