Custer County Republican., June 29, 1905, Image 4

About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921

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A mecllull St'CNmry !
'I'he dcciiiion of the Supreme
court ill declaring' the bicnnial
law unconstitutional males it
nccessary to hold an clcction this
fall. 'l'he entire list of couuty
omcen" ( 'xccptl eg'hter of Deeds ,
Clcrk uf the District Court ,
County Attorney aud Connty
AS ! essor are to be elected.
1"1'011I preBen t i lie ! ica tions there
will be plenty of call1lidatcR for
thc scveral onIccs. Hcpuhlicans
with enc cxception arc now holding -
ing these onices and if proper
care is talen in the nominatIOn
of. thcir succemJOrs there is no
reason why the r pullican ! party
\ ' may not elecl theIr tlelcl.
1 'l'hcrc are plenly of men in the
( . ranks of thc republican part ) ' who
arc strong' and capable to l Il thc
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se\'cral ofiices with credit to themselves -
, selves and the county. If such
men arc selectell to fill theRe
, . places hy the convention their
, c.lection is certain.
: Judging from the proceeding
of the State board in the railroad
assessment matter , some of the
board arc influenced more from
local interests than from the gcn-
eral interest of thc public. 'l'bis
should not be. A man's location
shou\llnot \ influence his judge-
111entonthc valualionof property.
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The decision of the Suprcme
court declaring the bicnnial election -
tion law unconstitutional calllc
wi h a surprise to the omce hold-
en. who hall been assured that
the law would he sustained , as
well as to the omce sceliers , who
, had concludcd to wait another
J year before entering thc race.
I 'l'he result is all hands will now
gel uusy.
I In addi-tion t the nomination
of a candidate for judg-e of the
I uprcmc court and two regents of
J thc un'crsit ' thc next
un \ ) , republi-
j' can statc convcntion will havc
I the election of a chairman , scc-
retafj' allll trcasurer of thc state
committce and half of thc mcm-
bership of the committee. One
half of the committec is elected
each year , the members from the
odd numbered districts electcd on
the odd years.
: Miss Hannah Edmunds is a
guest at Merna this week.
! Miss Nettie Morris of Berw'n ,
! was in town last 'I'uesdaj' dOIng
l some shopping.
J. I . Iszard wns in thc cast
part of thc state the first of this
weck on business.
'l'he l\ltsses 'l'horpe arc spending -
ing a few day at Jl1nnin with
friends this \vcek. \
Alvin Burlc , Emma Bennett
and Pearle alll1 spent last Sunday -
day at Ansley with friends.
Miss El\1n1a \ Scott was a p.lssen-
ger for Ansley last Wedncsday
on a visit with her home fo11s.
'I'hc Concert at the Opera lIonse
tomorrow night willue a splendid
affa 1' . Admission 15 and 25 ccnls
I , . Mrs. Ii' . IIuxtahlc and brother
W. B. Paine drove up from Clear
Creek , near Ansle ) ' , rast 'L'uesday.
Miss Maudc Potts has been
visiting at Anselmo the forc part
of this week , returning home
I 'Vednesdaj' .
The Republican State Ccntral
committee has been called to
\ meet olt IAncoln , li'riday night of
this week.
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Do you like your thin , rough ,
short hair ? Of course you
don't. Do you Jlke thlc'k ,
heavy , smooth hnlr ? Of
course you do. Then why
nair Vigor
not be pleased ? A yer's Hair
Vigor makes benutiful henUs
of hnlr , thnt's the whole
story. Sold for 60 yenrs.
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limn , II 18 , IIlIte"II , R wonderrul Ioalr 1011 In.
, o.IorlnlC Iorallh 111 tloo hair RIIII Rlmllt , alld , III
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Ihu.ulUu lime , I.ruvlllj ( 'IhllIIII .lrruIlW
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W ak Hair
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Mrs : Alvin Daily rcturned to
her home in Milburn this morn.
ing after a weeks visit with
frielHls here.
P. A. Walton will go to Lincoln -
coln tomorrow to attend the mcet-
ing of the republican stat ( > central -
tral committee.
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Mr. Bert Grefory who.'has becn
here visiting frlcnds for a short
timc , was a pllsenger : for 14in-
coIn , Wcdnesday.
E. C. House moved into his
new officc , on thc corner south of
the Grand Central hotcl 'I'uesdav. . .
TIe has a fine ofiice.
The republican county central
committee has been called to mcet
il1 Broken Bow Saturday , July 8 ,
to consider the date of hoMing
the county convention.
Peter Beck informs us that
Frank Searson of Georgetown ,
has bought the 'William Nicum
land near that place. Consideration -
ation S1000.
'I'he baseball'nine from Anslcy
stopped hcre a few minutes this
mornin on their road to Merna ,
with whom they expcct to play
ball this aftcrnoon.
R.F.James Jr. was a passengcr
for Salem Alabama , last \Vedns-
day. Mrs.Jamcs will remain some
titile with her parents Mr.and Mrs
Nclse 1-4ee , beforc ret\trning to
her home.
Mrs. D. F. Huff of Edg-emont ,
S. Do , arrived here \Vednesday
mor ing. She was callcd here
on account of serious illness of
her mother , Mrs. P ter Rapp living -
ing near Bcrwyn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ingrahm
and children werc passengers for
Waverly , West Virginia , Wednesday -
nesday morning to visit a couple
months with Mr. Ingrahm's
mother at that place.
FOR SAT.n-A four room house ,
two and a half acres of ground
and a lease on sixtecn acres for
five years , just outside of the
corporation. 'I'his will be sola at
a bargain if taken within the
next thirty days. Enquire at this
office. 4.8
'I'he recital givcn at Anslev.
Wednesday , June 21st , by Miss
Paulihe Oldham was well atten-
dcd and a very good program was
rcndcrNl , which was highl ) '
praised by all. Miss Pauline
gives a recital at Anselmo this
cvening and will assist with the
conccrt g'en in the Opera House
at Brolcn Bow , June 30th.
Alpha Morgan and Has Anderson -
son h.l\'e purchascd thc majority
of the stock in t hc Post Office
buildiug of ] i' . II. Young. .Mr. :
Morgan had previously bou ht
tlw fots betwcen the Pl..st Oflice
building and the bank which
practicalh' gives hUll the con-
troling interest in the cntire half
hlocl , except the bank corncr.
County Clerk Dewey who now
has a number of extra clerks
worldng on the extension of thc
tax list informs us that the increased -
creased valuatton of the county ,
exclusive of thc railroads over
last ) 'car is $185,401. 'fhis being
the assessed value , wh'ch is based
on enc fifth of the real v.lue , the
real value of the increase is five
timcs that amonnt.
We are in receipt of the com-
n1encement program of the
Woman's Baptist training school
at Chicago , at which Miss Mabcl
Hall of argent bas been attending -
ing the past two years. Miss
lIall's namc appears on the pro-
grun : as one of the graduates.
She has been assigncd work in
Brooklyn , New York , wherc she
will go after her vacation. Shc
expects to cottle home soon after
the first of July and spend her
vacation. lIer many friends .n .
Custer AS30ciation had hoped she
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would have been assIgned work
in the west , yet it is u matter of
pride to her western friends to
Jmow that her ability has hecn
in the uation's
recognized me-
tropolis.
Miss I-fottie Silnms who was a
passeng'er a week ago
last 'l'ues ay for Omaha , ha ! !
undergone a very successful operation -
ation for appendicitcs. 'I'he
operatton was performed last
'I liursday morning at 8 a. m. at
the tHe Joseph Hospital b.r Dr.
of Omaha. ' '
Henry 'I'hrough the
kindneS1s of Mrs. J. A. Hanl\ ,
who is at the St. Joseph Hospital
yet , Miss Lottie's relatives and
friends were informed of her condition -
dition until Monday , Miss Lot
tie was able to write to her
mother herself. lIer condition
is at prcl1ent vcrl favorablc ,
although not enttrely out of
danger. Her many friends arc
glad to hear of her get ting along
so icely. Mrs..T. A. Hanldn is
expected home in the course of
two weeks.
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T"t ' ' ' ' 'Up 1)1 "I : I.OHt Aflo\lr
T.vo pcople of the Middle Loup
haclascene of high lifeas in "old-
en time" . It seems from the\'i-
that one J. Mortensen had been
in thc habit of pcriodical sprecs ,
in which he became vcr ) ' abusive
to his family. Not long' since
he got on one of these sprees anll
proceed cd to ctear thc ranch.
His wife took rcfuge with n
neighbor to save her life. 'I'he
community feeling that kind of
workgone on long nough decicled
totake thelaw into thcirownhancls
with the view of meeting out ad-
equatc punishment for the occa-
sion. 'rhe old time remedy was
decided upon. A dozen or inore ,
of some the best citi7.cns visited
him last Thursday night and administered -
ministered fifty two lashcs , with
a whip. As a result "regulators"
were brought into Judge Armours
court ) 'esterday for their infraction -
on of the law. ' [ 'he court imposed -
ed fine of fi ve dollars , each.
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CONRAD-\TARSIIAT.I.-At : the hOllle
of the bride's parents Thursday -
day Junc 22 , 1C)05. Willialll
Conrad and EIHe Marshall.
Rev. A. M. Levack ol1iciating.
' 1'he bride is the daugh tel' of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mmsha1i who
reside in the Holcom b settlcmeu t ,
eight miles north-cast of the citro
The groom is a cousin of O. II.
Conrad of this city. ' 1'hey will
mal\C their home in this city.
'I'he RHl'Um. cAN extends con-
gratulations.
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The RI\l'UlII.ICAN \ ac1mowledges
a receipt of the Program of Celebration -
bration to bc held at Doris , Neb. ,
July 4th. A g-ood program has
been arranged , music will be furnished -
nished by Bradshaw Brass Band.
DuUlo nUll 'l'l'olllIISOIl UlSllllilWl1.
Owen Duflie and IIan-v ' 1'hom-
pson who were arrested t 1\1 ason
City Cit ) . , Monday , on the charge
of shop lifting' were brought to
the city antllodged in the county
jail ;
rheir trial was set for 100'-
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Light
bread is digestible.
Sweet
bread is nutritious.
Wonderful
bread-light
and sweet , is
made with
YEAST
FOAM
Yeast Foam is " ' fl'otldujul
ytasl that took the tlrst Grand
lrize at the St. Louis Exposition -
tion amI is 50111 b ) ' nil grocers at
5C. a lackage-enough to make
40 Joa\'es. SelHl a postllJ card
for our ncw illustratcll uook
"Good Dread : now to Make It.II
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO.
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We have secured fOl' this fall's trade
the celebraJted line of W. S. Peck & Co's.
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line of Clothing for Men and boys. This , }
line of Clothing has no : peer in this
coun try and. is well and favorably .
knov n as it has been handled. here for
. a n urn bel" of years. It will be on sale
about August 1st. And don't you for-
g'et it , we have one of the best sto ks of
Shoes for children , boys , ladies and en-
- tlemell in the west , / and at prices that I
we : will defy competiton. All of our - -
lines are well assorted. and uptod.a : te.
Ren1em ber we handle everything and
sell it right. Call and see us. .
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YOURS FOR BUSINESS ,
PEALE--SIIEPP ABU CO MP ANY - :
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clock yesterday , but tn the ah. I
scnce of sumcient cvidence to
bind thel11 O\'cr , they were dis.
missed 011 motion of "the Countv
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Picnic Dinner , Broken Bow ,
J ul ) ' 4 , 10 o'clock a. m.
PROGRAM.
Song. . . . . . .Slar Spanglel flanncr
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ln . . . . . . . . , . . . . Amcrica
Rca(1in ( . . Declaration of h\llepctHlcncc
Imtrulllcntnl I\Iusic. , . . . . . . . .
Rccitation. . . . . . . . . . 0\11' \ Folk
Ductt , . . . . . . I\I. B. A. Cclchrn'tion
AIIlress. . . . . State l\IlIua cr IIl1man
lustrumentlll Music. . . , . . . . , .
Rccitatioll. . . . . . . Burial of l\Iost'S
I.oc1gc Poeln. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Instrumcntal l\Iusic. . . . . . . . . .
Rccit'\tion , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Recilnlion\larc : Anlon"n Original Oralion
Closing l'raYl r. . . . , . . . . . . . . .
Basl.et ninncr.
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I I-IOUSE PAINT.
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No mattel' how much a gallon you '
for your hou e paint you cannot
buy any that is as chenp in the end as
. . . Pure \Vhite Lead. 'rhis is easily .
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On Satllnlay , Jul ) ' 1st the Standard Cattle Compau ) ' will sell '
I at l\IlIlIcn , Nebra l\a , at 10:30 : a. m. at Public Auction , to the
I hig-hest bidder for Cash , approximatel ) ' the following : !
I 300 head of Horses and . ! \lares , which will include the Com-
I pany's best ha'ing teams for lakes , Mowcrs aud Sweeps , Sad- I
die I10rRcs aud some Mares with colts b ) ' their side. 'I'his I I
nllmher will also include 50 hcad of young' nativc Mares and '
UcllJing'R ( hY pure.brccl Pcrchcl'on stallion raised on the Com- :
I . pan\"s rlnc\i : \ ) mnning- from yearling-s upwards. -I
ment of various ldl\lls \ of Fanning' Machinery. In addition I
to the abo\'c Auction Sale the Standard Cattle Com pan ) ' will
h01l1 the following' salcs :
1t Pass l anch - - - - - Ii'rida ) ' , July 7
I , At BiJ Crel'l , - - - - - Monday , JlIly 10 I
At Can'er Hauch - - - - Wednesday , .Tuh' 12
I At these sales thcy will olTer for Cash tQ the highest bil der
I ' all of thC'ir hayil\ and farm machincry not included in the
Il\lIen sale. Sale at each Ranch will commence at 10:30 : a. m. . !
I , on datc mcntioned.
i W. Jt : . 11 i tc as ! ' > isted hy George Lucewell wiIi con uct the --t.i
I l\ulleu sale and Gcorgc Lucewell the three sales on the 7th , 'VL , ,
I 10th and .2th . of July.
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